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nine or ten degrees, that will feel quite pleasant. now, overnight tonight, we'll keep, again, a lot some drizzle, too. temperatures will be just a few degrees above freezing. on into saturday's forecast then, across central we'll see thicker clouds start to move back in and eventually through saturday night, as this weather front

is the band of rain that initially comes in across so just a bit of light rain and drizzle left over. better chance of seeing some sunshine for east anglia brighten up for west scotland and northern ireland beyond that into next week, well, we've got another so another one that will tend to be slow moving and will tend the middle part of the week. east monday, tuesday. and this high pressure could last for a few days.

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to three ina in a row. thank you. back to our top story now, and black boxes have been and helicopter crash in washington, are just two of the pieces of evidence now being examined as investigators the chair of the national transportation safety board we are learning more about those who died in the collision. my colleague nicky schiller is here with more. yes, we know that there were 60 passengers and four crew on the american airlines plane and three military personnel on the helicopter. the victims include ia ice skaters and coaches,

it's been a particularly diffcult time for the skating you can see here they've set up a memorial table for them. mother christine. spencer's father says his son was "a force of nature" who showed "drive and tenacity" to the sport. ice skater cory haynos was travelling home from kansas with his parents stephanie and roger they all died. married couple and world champion russian skaters were also on the plane. away from the skaters.

professor kiah duggins also lost her life. to have fun no matter what she was doing. attendant on the plane.

he was one of the pilots. we have mentioned just a few of those who lost thank very much. very sad roll today marks five years since the uk officially left the european union. critics point to economic and poltical damage. this new labour government is now looking for a reset.

ben chu reports. has affected britain. first of all, trade. and customs union. to these exports without brexit? the government's official forecaster, is that brexit by 15% relative to otherwise. second — immigration.

the blue line. the red line. a post—brexit immigration system, was implemented in january 2021. under this system, eu and non—eu citizens the two main drivers of this work visas, especially for health and care, and their dependents. what else? well, uk passport holders can still visit the eu as a tourist

add to border queues. to incorporate thousands of eu laws into uk law, becoming known as retained eu law.

and those eu budget contributions were always to the uk from not paying into the eu budget is closer eu leaders on monday. so the impact of brexit is a subject that promises to be a continuing source of debate and analysis for many years to come.

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herfather, urfan sharif, confessed to killing her. no comment. her stepmother, beinash batool, was found guilty of murder too. in 2013, beforejudge alison raeside, social workers and her siblings into care. the children had unexplained injuries and sara's mother, these were not tested in court. by social workers. stayed in her parents' care, except for november 2014,

into foster care, as did judge williams injuly 2015. by the local authority. the next hearing was injuly 2019, more than three years approved that as a permanent arrangement. olga had agreed with that and a social worker supported it. president trump's decision to halt nearly all us foreign aid has caused huge disruption around the world. long—running health programmes — including sanitation projects and staff have been

told to stop working. eu institutions gave the second most, providing more than $34 billion dollars. which programmes will continue to receive funding. of our correspondents around the world. in a minute we'll hear from azadeh moshiri in pakistan and shingai nyoka in south africa. james waterhouse. the pausing of this american money for ukraine is bad news, for the reason that it needs to be propped up to both exist the level of american military support isn't affected for now,

pool of cash, which goes on programmes supporting across the country. we spoke to one organisation that had to briefly pause criticising donald trump directly. he instead has reiterated ukraine's self—sufficiency like ukraine to become.

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really to move the weather on. probably have this afternoon. and for some across these areas it really is looking glorious, with not much in the way of cloud. you through the rest of the afternoon. of cloud with bits and pieces of mist and fog around, some drizzle, too. there could be a few patches of frost, but for many of us, and eastern england, still a lot of cloud around.

parts of northern ireland. that's just to the east. and so what happens through saturday night is the band of rain that initially comes in across significantly as it slowly runs in sunday to western england and wales. scattered showers around here and there. of these weather systems working into high pressure,

to fizzle as it works towards more eastern areas. the middle part of the week. east monday, tuesday.

helicopter in washington. a result is expected on a divisive immigration law in germany — with the far—right afd party expected to play a crucial role in the outcome. they'll be freed on saturday. before we go to washington to the latest on the crash on get the latest on the crash on wednesday want to show wednesday i want to show these coming live from the wednesday i want to show these corr the iive from the wednesday i want to show these corr the german the b; e “2 5555557 55757 5; 517575777 that 59755555557 5155517575777 that result is due a immigration

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