this is bbc news, the headlines. pakistan's former prime minister imran khan is released from custody what next for the country, after days of violent unrest. the countdown to eurovision is on.... we'll be live liverpool to soak up the atmosphere ahead of the grand final tomorrow. another update from pakistan the former prime minister has been released from the court complex in the capital and now we are getting

an update on his journey home to lahore. we have some pictures here and the journey is being detailed lahore. we have some pictures here and thejourney is being detailed by his political party's political —— twitter feed his political party's political —— twitterfeed in his political party's political —— twitter feed in earlier on that feed they were saying he was on his way to lahore and along the route home from the capital people were joining him. so his supporters were coming out along the mortar way intersections to support him as he heads back home. how long he will be at home for, we do not know because it feels somewhat like a temporary stay of execution here in that has been granted bail, the supreme court overturned his arrest, however there is time limited so although he cannot be arrested again on the same charges over the next few days, there is a time limit, and of course all of these charges, corruption

charges, lots of legal proceedings may all still stand. next week in the week after we could cv appearances in court. his supporters absolutely furious that he was arrested in the first place of beginning of the week and the supreme court agreed with part of their anger seeing the way that he had been arrested was not right and they overturned that and they failed him. but that was ten or 12 hours or so ago. he did not walk straight out of the court. he waited for certain specific papers and then claim to various journalist that he was being held that the supreme courts decision was safe and sound but other difficulties or preventing him from leaving. security up there and that may have had something to do with the delay. but it seems like now very much he is on his way to lahore. we will keep you read today

with imran khan's movements because he is such a crucial figure, just a year ago prime minister in pakistan and now in court being arrested and bailed for being released. an extraordinary twist and turns his political story in pakistan. we will keep you across that. to the united states where a new migration policy is in operation. a look to the united states now, where a new migration policy is in operation along the border with mexico following the expiry of covid era restrictions — known as title a2. the new rules will penalise those crossing illegally with deportation and a ban on re—entering the us for at least five years. thousands of troops and officers have been deployed following warnings of chaos as the system came into force. here are some pictures from the border — where large groups of people are waiting near the barbed wire — poised to make that crossing. officials have said ten thousand people have made their way to the areas around the southern us border. president biden acknowledged earlier in the week — the situation may be chaotic

in the coming days — till the new policy beds in. as for those trying to make the crossing there is confusion about what will happen as this mother from venezuela told us. translation: it venezuela told us. translation: , , . translation: it is “ust too much as a mum, translation: it is “ust too much as a mum. here _ translation: it is “ust too much as a mum. here you _ translation: it isjust too much as a mum, here you cannot _ translation: it isjust too much as a mum, here you cannot sleep - translation: it isjust too much as a mum, here you cannot sleep the l translation: it is just too much as l a mum, here you cannot sleep the way too intense, i said lord, what do what do i do. we are worried that they will close the border and tell us everything is over. after all of the sacrifice. live now to el paso — and we can speak to cindy ramirez, the lead immigration reporter at el paso matters. that's a news organisation that focuses on investigative reporting about el paso and the wider region. thank you for coming onto the programme. give us a flavour of what the situation there is right now. fie, the situation there is right now. lot of the chaos that you spoke about has actually subdued, last night and into this morning

primarily because a lot of the migrants you mentioned that had been waiting a long defence of the rio grande river to enter the united states turn themselves into border patrol before the expiration of title 42. patrol before the expiration of title a2. so what we are seeing now is just a slow stream of people that are coming and in a orderly fashion, applying for asylum. what we saw i believe about when thousand 500 people in the texas border who were processed yesterday so a lot different this morning but it is a bit of a calm before the storm. once these migrants are processed border agents and receive their paperwork to remain legally in the country until their immigration hearings, then they are faced with the migrants being released to the shelters and into the community

while they travel to their next city or destination.— or destination. thank you for talkin: or destination. thank you for talking us — or destination. thank you for talking us through _ or destination. thank you for talking us through that, - or destination. thank you for talking us through that, that | or destination. thank you for l talking us through that, that is clear and clarity something that is not in abundance in all of the situation what about correspondence on the border has been speaking to people saying that many did not low of these legal changes coming in and the fact that whenever there is a proposed change to a law yes there is a flood of people but there is a bit of confusion on the ground and many people are fleeing the most desperate situation and they will have been making thatjourney anyway and so some were not even aware of this particular change in the law, does not ring true to you? yes and that has been _ does not ring true to you? yes and that has been true _ does not ring true to you? yes and that has been true all— does not ring true to you? yes and that has been true all along - that has been true all along probably in the last couple of years. they kept changing the deadline from when title a2 when he left it so his labs and flows of migrants coming go when that happened it is not different now but

because of the flurry linked certainly a lot of those migrants have now received word of those changes will stop it's nothing new unfortunately.— unfortunately. fascinating. really aood to unfortunately. fascinating. really good to get _ unfortunately. fascinating. really good to get your _ unfortunately. fascinating. really good to get your expertise - unfortunately. fascinating. really good to get your expertise on - unfortunately. fascinating. reallyl good to get your expertise on this, cindy ramirez. the grand final of the eurovision song contest is only 2a hours away but there's been some controversy today as it emerged ukraine's president zelensky had been blocked from making an address during the live final. the organisers of the contest the european broadcasting union say the speech would have breached its rules on political impartiality. a spokesman for the british prime minister, rishi sunak, says he's disapppointed by the decision. well for the 26 acts competing in the final, there's not long to wait and the excitement is really building in liverpool. let's join my colleague, maryam moshiri who's there. yes there has been controversy but no one is really talking about that here. what we are all talking about is what is going to happen in 2a

hours' time. just one day away from that grand final of the eurovision song contest and for many of the acts there had been months and months of preparation for this moment. so who better to look ahead to the grand final then doctor eurovision himself, pauljordan. people will be wondering why are you called that? i people will be wondering why are you called that? ., ,., ., , , called that? i wrote part of my phd on eurovision and _ called that? i wrote part of my phd on eurovision and looking - called that? i wrote part of my phd on eurovision and looking at - called that? i wrote part of my pth on eurovision and looking at ukraine and who knew all of these years later it would come in handy. here ou are later it would come in handy. here you are now— later it would come in handy. here you are now giving _ later it would come in handy. here you are now giving us _ later it would come in handy. here you are now giving us the - later it would come in handy. here you are now giving us the lowdown. so let's look ahead of the final, 26 countries are battling it out and we already have about four or five strong contenders, probably swede linton ficklin at the top of the list but israel coming through now. indeed they have a good draw in the running order, it is set by the producers they are towards the end, a very good singer and dancer as well. good pop star as they kept saying in the semifinals, it will be a nordic battle between sweden and finland i think. who

a nordic battle between sweden and finland i think.— a nordic battle between sweden and finland i think.— finland i think. who do you think will win and _ finland i think. who do you think will win and why? _ finland i think. who do you think will win and why? sweden - finland i think. who do you think will win and why? sweden is - finland i think. who do you thinkj will win and why? sweden is well favoured, she _ will win and why? sweden is well favoured, she won _ will win and why? sweden is well favoured, she won in _ will win and why? sweden is well favoured, she won in 2012 - will win and why? sweden is well favoured, she won in 2012 and i will win and why? sweden is well i favoured, she won in 2012 and back again but i think will be finland. certainly the public vote which was wedged on saturday will go to finland, not sure how the juries will though. finland, not sure how the “uries will theudefi finland, not sure how the “uries will lleuglefi finland, not sure how the “uries will thouh. ., , . will though. some of the difference between how _ will though. some of the difference between howjuries _ will though. some of the difference between howjuries vote _ will though. some of the difference between howjuries vote and - will though. some of the difference between howjuries vote and what i between howjuries vote and what they like compared to the public likes because that is the key thing isn't it? , ., , isn't it? the “uries will vote this eveninl isn't it? the “uries will vote this evening and — isn't it? the juries will vote this evening and what _ isn't it? the juries will vote this evening and what is _ isn't it? the juries will vote this evening and what is basically i isn't it? the juries will vote this | evening and what is basically the jury evening and what is basically the jury finals they will cast their vote and the votes he was he on saturday night on the votes from this evening and the public often go for loud numbers, something that is a bit different. thejuries for loud numbers, something that is a bit different. the juries are instructed to look at technical capability, vocal capacity things like the song, composure, all of those things, slightly more technical. those things, slightly more technical-— those things, slightly more technical. , , ., technical. sometimes the “ury vote and said technical. sometimes the “ury vote and sale being i technical. sometimes the “ury vote and said being quite _ technical. sometimes the jury vote and said being quite political- technical. sometimes the jury vote and said being quite political as - and said being quite political as well, dare i say, so what does the technical, come in there? certainly lolitics technical, come in there? certainly politics does _ technical, come in there? certainly politics does come _ technical, come in there? certainly politics does come into _ technical, come in there? certainly politics does come into it _ technical, come in there? certainly politics does come into it like - technical, come in there? certainly politics does come into it like with | politics does come into it like with the olympic games, broke up in qatar. ,., the olympic games, broke up in qatar. _, , , , qatar. neighbouring countries buddy for each other, _ qatar. neighbouring countries buddy for each other, things _ qatar. neighbouring countries buddy for each other, things like _ qatar. neighbouring countries buddy for each other, things like that. - for each other, things like that. armenia and azerbaijan, no doubt

about thejury armenia and azerbaijan, no doubt about the jury votes are political, diplomatic relations but i would say israel have done well, they've won the eurovision in 20 t both the public and thejury, the eurovision in 20 t both the public and the jury, the the eurovision in 20 t both the public and thejury, the uk won the eurovision in 20 t both the public and the jury, the uk won the jury public and the jury, the uk won the jury vote, fit in the public but lesser sites subtle things about politics of the good is not culture as well. , , ., ., ., politics of the good is not culture as well, , ., ., ., a, as well. just a word on the uk, mae muller's song _ as well. just a word on the uk, mae muller's song is _ as well. just a word on the uk, mae muller's song is great _ as well. just a word on the uk, mae muller's song is great what - as well. just a word on the uk, mae muller's song is great what are - muller's song is great what are her chances? in muller's song is great what are her chances? , ., ,., , ,., chances? in terms of the pop song i think it is one _ chances? in terms of the pop song i think it is one of— chances? in terms of the pop song i think it is one of the _ chances? in terms of the pop song i think it is one of the best this - think it is one of the best this year. it all depends on the live performance. eurovision you need three things, performance, staging and the actual singer, let's see if she can nail that performance was to she can nail that performance was to she is on blast on the running order which is a poisoned chalice full 20 songs before her, 26 people may have been left it for drinks and snacks. i will be there listening to her think you very much good to talk to you, doctor eurovision. one country that has a really

strong recent record in eurovision is italy. they won in 2021 with maneskin and came second in 2019 with mahmoud, who also represented italy last year. i caught up with him earlier and he told me what it's like to be here as a fan rather than a contestant. it feels amazing because i was really surprised by the invitation of the bbc this year. they told me i cannot see what song i going to do now, but for me this song is really special because i love the artists and we had the possibility to recreate the production in the studio with my producer and also we work at the strings and i am so happy because it is a classical

song. it is a worldwide anthem and the first time i did not want to change so much. you know, the song because i think it is important to keep it like the original one. but we put ourfive, in keep it like the original one. but we put our five, in a few things so i'm so happy to perform. what we put our five, in a few things so i'm so happy to perform. what was like beinl i'm so happy to perform. what was like being a — i'm so happy to perform. what was like being a contestant _ i'm so happy to perform. what was like being a contestant how- i'm so happy to perform. what was like being a contestant how did - i'm so happy to perform. what wasj like being a contestant how did you deal with that pressure? hat like being a contestant how did you deal with that pressure?— deal with that pressure? not this ear in deal with that pressure? not this year in general? _ deal with that pressure? not this year in general? in _ deal with that pressure? not this year in general? in the _ deal with that pressure? not this year in general? in the past. - deal with that pressure? not this year in general? in the past. i i deal with that pressure? not this year in general? in the past. i do not think so _ year in general? in the past. i do not think so much _ year in general? in the past. i do not think so much about - year in general? in the past. i do not think so much about it - year in general? in the past. i do l not think so much about it because my first thought was always to do a great performance. so i focusjust on the song and on the lights and... what was happening on stage for me was most important thing. so

what was happening on stage for me was most important thing.— was most important thing. so this ear was most important thing. so this year marco _ was most important thing. so this year marco mango _ was most important thing. so this year marco mango and _ was most important thing. so this year marco mango and he - was most important thing. so this year marco mango and he will- was most important thing. so this year marco mango and he will bel was most important thing. so this i year marco mango and he will be the entry for italy have you spoken to him? , ., entry for italy have you spoken to him? , . , entry for italy have you spoken to him? , ., , ., , ., him? yes i have spoken to him before and i said him? yes i have spoken to him before and i said to — him? yes i have spoken to him before and i said to him _ him? yes i have spoken to him before and i said to him good luck— him? yes i have spoken to him before and i said to him good luck because i and i said to him good luck because i think you will do great. he and i said to him good luck because i think you will do great.— i think you will do great. he has a lreat i think you will do great. he has a great talk. what _ i think you will do great. he has a great talk. what does _ i think you will do great. he has a great talk. what does eurovision l great talk. what does eurovision mean to you, why is it important to have this festival every year? what does it mean to you? for have this festival every year? what does it mean to you?— does it mean to you? for me it is really important, _ does it mean to you? for me it is really important, it _ does it mean to you? for me it is really important, it was _ does it mean to you? for me it is really important, it was me i does it mean to you? for me it is really important, it was me fix i does it mean to you? for me it is| really important, it was me fix my first interview i would have my first interview i would have my first opportunities to do my first european tour because now i'm doing my third european tour and i announced it to weeks ago so it is starting again from the eurovision stage and for me it is really important because it gave me the possibility to star doing these concerts. ~ , ., ., ., ~' possibility to star doing these concerts. ~ , ., ., ., ,, ., concerts. when you look at the future where _ concerts. when you look at the future where do _ concerts. when you look at the future where do you _ concerts. when you look at the future where do you want i concerts. when you look at the future where do you want your| concerts. when you look at the i future where do you want your career to go, what deceit you see yourself doing in a year's time? {lilli to go, what deceit you see yourself

doing in a year's time?— to go, what deceit you see yourself doing in a year's time? oh my god, i don't know- i'm _ doing in a year's time? oh my god, i don't know. i'm writing _ doing in a year's time? oh my god, i don't know. i'm writing new- doing in a year's time? oh my god, i don't know. i'm writing new songs i don't know. i'm writing new songs since two years and a half because my last songs that i dropped were with the blanco one year ago but i have not dropped the song just mine since two years so i'm working really hard in studio because i need to do really well to myself. i want to do really well to myself. i want to perform also during my concert songs that i feel really personal so i need to take time and i'm really lucky because also my team supports me a lot giving me time to create. i me a lot giving me time to create. i know you like marco, is there any other song that has really cart your attention the seat that we should all be watching on saturday? yesterday during rehearsals i listen to laurene's song and i think that she is great. d0

to laurene's song and i think that she is great-— to laurene's song and i think that she is lreat. ., ., she is great. do you have a message for viewers — she is great. do you have a message for viewers at _ she is great. do you have a message for viewers at home _ she is great. do you have a message for viewers at home in _ she is great. do you have a message for viewers at home in italy - for viewers at home in italy watching you now?- hello to everyone and we will do very well in the final tomorrow. yes exactl i very well in the final tomorrow. yes exactly i spoken _ very well in the final tomorrow. is; exactly i spoken italian because a lot of people don't speak really well english. hat lot of people don't speak really well english-— lot of people don't speak really well english. not as well as you. thank you _ well english. not as well as you. thank you so _ well english. not as well as you. thank you so much _ well english. not as well as you. thank you so much for— well english. not as well as you. thank you so much for coming i well english. not as well as you. | thank you so much for coming on bye—bye. so charming and such a lovely guy and performing as he heard there, he is part of the performance during tomorrow's grand final celebration. i don't know if you could hear or see what is going on behind me, it is absolutely amazing, there are big concerts all day down in the fan village and that is where my colleague has been spending her day. let'sjoin luxmy gopal who's in the fan zone... give us an update as to how the atmosphere is down there. i

give us an update as to how the atmosphere is down there. i would an ue atmosphere is down there. i would argue there _ atmosphere is down there. i would argue there is _ atmosphere is down there. i would argue there is no _ atmosphere is down there. i would argue there is no better— atmosphere is down there. i would argue there is no better place i atmosphere is down there. i would argue there is no better place in i argue there is no better place in the entire world right now if you are a fan of the entire world right now if you are a fa ., ., , the entire world right now if you areafa ., ., , are a fan of not 'ust your vision but music — are a fan of not 'ust your vision but music in — are a fan of notjust your vision but music in general— are a fan of notjust your vision but music in general because l are a fan of notjust your vision l but music in general because all are a fan of notjust your vision i but music in general because all the speak there have been like performances, live gigs, dj sets, acts from eurovision past and present on stage here at the eurovision fan village and then has been free, no tickets required. let's speak to some of the fan. hello? cheering. iwant let's speak to some of the fan. hello? cheering. i want to ask you a question. i know it is hard to tear you away dancing to whitney but where have you come from? indie you away dancing to whitney but where have you come from? we have come from — where have you come from? we have come from finland! _ where have you come from? we have come from finland! who _ where have you come from? we have come from finland! who are - where have you come from? we have come from finland! who are you i where have you come from? we have come from finland! who are you just| come from finland! who are you 'ust as. you come from finland! who are you 'ust as- you are — come from finland! who are you 'ust as. you are dressed i come from finland! who are you 'ust as. you are dressed as i come from finland! who are you 'ust as. you are dressed as scurry i as. you are dressed as scurry about with modesty. why do you think he might win? i

with modesty. why do you think he milht win? ., with modesty. why do you think he milht win? ,, , .,, might win? i think this time europe needs “0 might win? i think this time europe needs joy in — might win? i think this time europe needs joy in something _ might win? i think this time europe needs joy in something crazy i might win? i think this time europe needs joy in something crazy and i might win? i think this time europe | needs joy in something crazy and we have joy and that is cha—cha—cha. you may remember one who was wearing the star _ you may remember one who was wearing the star. ~ ., , ., _, ., the star. where have you come to liverpool from? _ the star. where have you come to liverpool from? i've _ the star. where have you come to liverpool from? i've lived - the star. where have you come to liverpool from? i've lived and i the star. where have you come to l liverpool from? i've lived and loved doing but i come from france. —— london. why do you have some flowers on? to london. why do you have some flowers on? ., , , ~' . london. why do you have some flowers on? ., , , ,, ., wh london. why do you have some flowers on?_ why is - on? to represent ukraine. why is that important? _ on? to represent ukraine. why is that important? we _ on? to represent ukraine. why is that important? we are _ on? to represent ukraine. why is that important? we are so i on? to represent ukraine. why is that important? we are so bright| on? to represent ukraine. why is i that important? we are so bright to be the host — that important? we are so bright to be the host city _ that important? we are so bright to be the host city but _ that important? we are so bright to be the host city but we _ that important? we are so bright to be the host city but we are doing i be the host city but we are doing this on behalf of ukraine in our heart goes out to everyone out there who cannot be here. applause. an absolutely lovely message and i want to say thank you all we will not tick within the party atmosphere too long, but as you can see that is what the atmosphere has been like, it has been building all week,

tomorrow culminating with the screening of the eurovision final here in the fan village. brilliant stuff i want to interrupt you any longer. just 2a hours to go until that all here on the bbc. rail passengers expressing major disruption here again some trains companies including transpennine express and southern running the services at all thousands of in the union took action in the long run pay dispute. in a separate strike but the rmt tomorrow two more involving drivers on the 31st of may involving drivers on the 31st of may in the 31st ofjune.

our it's a journey that should have taken three hours on the train this morning. obviously a massive inconvenience i lost half of my day i might destination in liverpool. 50 i might destination in liverpool. so how did we get to this point. the train companies and the government said that the railway is financially unsustainable and ways of working have to change to enable pay rises. unions point out the increases which have been offered are way below inflation and argue jobs and working conditions are being attacked. train drivers union islip has rejected pay raises of a% two years in a row depend on changes like committing to sunday working. drivers walk—out started lastjuly, the union leader saying that they are in it for the long haul. saying that they are in it for the long haul-— saying that they are in it for the lone haul. ., . , , , , long haul. unfortunately my members think we should _ long haul. unfortunately my members think we should go _ long haul. unfortunately my members think we should go harder— long haul. unfortunately my members think we should go harder and - long haul. unfortunately my members think we should go harder and faster l think we should go harder and faster after the 16 months or so of trying to negotiate in a reasonable way after two bills of acts of buying faith. seen as a slap. the government _ faith. seen as a slap. the government does - faith. seen as a slap. the government does not i faith. seen as a slap. the government does not directly negotiate the controls how much

money on the table. it insists the offer up a teacher and jarvis was a good one. offer up a teacher and jarvis was a lood one. , ., ., ,, ,._ good one. this would take their pay u n good one. this would take their pay u- to good one. this would take their pay up to £65,000. — good one. this would take their pay up to £65,000. there _ good one. this would take their pay up to £65,000. there are - good one. this would take their pay up to £65,000. there are no i good one. this would take their pay i up to £65,000. there are no changes to the hours_ up to £65,000. there are no changes to the hours i— up to £65,000. there are no changes to the hours i believe that not only it is a _ to the hours i believe that not only it is a generous pay rise in mind that their— it is a generous pay rise in mind that their pay has gone up almost 40% since — that their pay has gone up almost ao% since 2011. that their pay has gone up almost 4094. since 2011.— that their pay has gone up almost ao% since 2011. national strikes by the rmt union _ ao% since 2011. national strikes by the rmt union began _ ao% since 2011. national strikes by the rmt union began last - ao% since 2011. national strikes by the rmt union began last june. it's the rmt union began lastjune. it's member at network rail maintenance workers and sigma letters voted to accept the deal in march. at the dispute with 1a train companies goes on. workers at those operators such as train guards will be on strike against the marvels of the rmt committee has rejected the government has called a best and final offer. 5% one year and a% at x. its members have backed strike action but potentially another six months. they walk out to services in many places and drivers have two more sharks in the diary. for real passengers there is more disruption i had. michael isjust glad he got to liverpool in the end. i i had. michael isjust glad he got to liverpool in the end.— i had. michael isjust glad he got

to liverpool in the end. i made it. you are watching _ to liverpool in the end. i made it. you are watching bbc _ to liverpool in the end. i made it. you are watching bbc news. i just pausing there saying goodbye to our viewers around the world. here in the uk we will take a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines across the country. britain's economy grew by your .1% in the first three months of the year. latest figures from the office of national statistics show that the value of all goods and services produced in the uk remains smaller the level seen before the covert pandemic. mn has been found guilty of the murder of seven—year—old girl more than seven years ago the body of nikki allen was found in sutherland in 1982, david boyd 25 at the time lived in the same block of flats is the growth it was convicted after a three—week trial and full be sentenced later this month. just days after presiding over the coronation the archbishop of canterbury has been fined more than £500 and given three penalty points

after he was caught speeding in london. he admitted driving at 25 mph in a 20 miles an hour zone last october, 67—year—old has been going around torts is official for instance at lamberth. let's return to the developments at twitter — elon musk has named the advertising executive linda yaccarino as the new ceo of the company. she's expected to start work in six weeks. ms yaccarino has been the head of advertising sales at the media company nbc universal. live now to tiffany hsu — technology reporter for the new york times. thank you for coming the programme. what you make of this appointment? it is somehow stunning and also not stunning. she is a powerhouse in the industry and she i have heard has

been angling for this kind of a role for quite some time. kind been angling for this kind of a role for quite some time.— been angling for this kind of a role for quite some time. kind of benefit will she bring _ for quite some time. kind of benefit will she bring to _ for quite some time. kind of benefit will she bring to twitter? _ for quite some time. kind of benefit will she bring to twitter? what i will she bring to twitter? what kinds will she _ will she bring to twitter? what kinds will she not _ will she bring to twitter? what kinds will she not bring? i will she bring to twitter? “ltd'lsgt kinds will she not bring? she will she bring to twitter? “td"isgt kinds will she not bring? she is known as known as a container, very good at developing relationships, very good at connecting people in a way that does not promote conflict. she is a pro in the advertising industry. everyone respects her. she is widely beloved. the hope is that she is able to pull twitter out of the rack that it has become in terms of advertising revenue. that the rack that it has become in terms of advertising revenue.— of advertising revenue. that is clearly her _ of advertising revenue. that is clearly her area _ of advertising revenue. that is clearly her area of _ of advertising revenue. that is clearly her area of expertise i of advertising revenue. that is i clearly her area of expertise and making the company profitable pretty high up on the musk to do list. it is not the focus on the social— musk to do list. it is not the focus on the social media _ musk to do list. it is not the focus on the social media expertise i musk to do list. it is not the focus on the social media expertise it i musk to do list. it is not the focus on the social media expertise it isj on the social media expertise it is the focus on the advertisers and for

years this is a man that has had a very touchy relationship with madison avenue. he said before that he does not like advertising and that does not think it is necessary but it seems he has not changed his tune. flit but it seems he has not changed his tune. .., , but it seems he has not changed his tune. _, , , ., but it seems he has not changed his tune. , , ., , tune. of course we should say he is not leaving — tune. of course we should say he is not leaving the _ tune. of course we should say he is not leaving the company. _ tune. of course we should say he is not leaving the company. he i tune. of course we should say he is not leaving the company. he is i tune. of course we should say he is not leaving the company. he is stillj not leaving the company. he is still staying on and he still has that twitter account of his own so we will still be hearing a lot from him. ,, . , will still be hearing a lot from him. ,, ., , , will still be hearing a lot from him. ,, , �* ., ,, ., him. summary people i've talked to in the advertising _ him. summary people i've talked to in the advertising industry - him. summary people i've talked to in the advertising industry saying i in the advertising industry saying that ms yaccarino will do a fantastic job assuming that ms yaccarino will do a fantasticjob assuming that he can stay out of her way and make tweaks somewhat less than he does. what somewhat less than he does. what about the impact _ somewhat less than he does. what about the impact on _ somewhat less than he does. what about the impact on the _ somewhat less than he does. what about the impact on the other businesses as he has several and shareholders of these older businesses have been calling for a while, saying you need to focus on these other businesses as well. the board has these other businesses as well. t'téi board has been that musk's interest board has been that musk“s interest in twitter has been weaning for quite some time and maybe was not expecting twitter to be such a competent business. i had one source

told me that twitter is nearly an impossible business to run and so it makes sense that he would be willing to relinquish some control to ms yaccarino, this is a field that she is used to and obviously is a very capable operator and it would not be surprising if elon musk said, i don't want to deal with this any more, have at it.— more, have at it. that is interesting _ more, have at it. that is interesting we _ more, have at it. that is interesting we will i more, have at it. that is interesting we will wait l more, have at it. that is. interesting we will wait to more, have at it. that is i interesting we will wait to see more, have at it. that is _ interesting we will wait to see what happens on that and we'll see if your prediction comes true. thank your prediction comes true. thank you very much for coming on to the programme. back now to pakistan the former prime minister khan leaving the court complex where he had been held and then granted bail and then allowed to leave and then not leaving them we heard from his party pti that he was on the move and we

saw those pictures of him on the motorway, what we believes to be him and then get to be verified but the party describing him moving back to lahore where he lives. so continuing coverage of that, khan story throughout the hours ahead. for now let's pause and get the weather. hello. not everybody got the sunshine on friday. in fact, it was fairly cold and gloomy in the east of the country. the best of the warmth was further west. how about the weekend? we can summarise it like this. sunny on saturday and showers expected on sunday, at least for some of us. now, the big picture shows an area of high pressure building on top of the uk around scotland and northern ireland. but to the south we“re closer to low pressure and a weather front has brought some clouds, some light rain and drizzle in places that's now mostly faded. but it is going to be a fairly cloudy night. east of the pennines, central parts of england and further south too. many northern and western areas

should have a relatively clear night and a nip in the airfirst thing on saturday morning, about six degrees in the lowlands of scotland. so this is what it looks like on saturday morning. sunshine from the word go across many western and northern parts of the country, but the cloud may be stubborn across england, especially eastern areas. and in fact, some areas may stay fairly cloudy all through the day, particularly closer to the north sea coast. it'll be chilly here, but elsewhere, widely, the high teens up to 20 degrees. a beautiful day for cardiff, for liverpool, for belfast and for glasgow. now the uv levels are going to be high this weekend. of course, the sun is strong in may. so let's not forget that it's not dependent on the temperature, it“s dependent on the time of the year. now, the forecast for sunday shows a weather front approaching so that high pressure over us isn't going to last for very long. here's the weather front as it makes its journey into north—western parts of the uk on sunday and then eventually crossing the irish sea, moving into the lake district, reaching liverpool and also

the western fringes of wales as well as south—western england. so here, cooler, cloudier with rain at times the warmth and the sunshine will contract towards the east and the south. and in london we could see highs up to about 22 degrees celsius on sunday, but the warmth isn“t going to last for very long. you can see the orange colours get replaced by yeah, these cooler conditions from the north and that blue. so things are going to cool off as we head into next week. in fact, you can see that warm weekend there sunday in cardiff and london. and after that it turns cooler with temperatures in the mid—teens. but generally speaking, we are expecting fairly dry weather.

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