julie hambleton, we have to end there but i thank you very much for being on hardtalk. thank you. op temperature of 25 degrees at heathrow, in london, on thursday. there was a lot of sunshine around. it felt warm for many places and that's led to a fairly mild night across some southern areas. temperatures no lower 11 or 12 degrees in the london area to start friday. but a bit cooler in some of the rural spots. now, the pressure chart for friday shows this feature which will bring thicker cloud, maybe a few showers to more western parts of the country through the day, but we're starting off with plenty of sunshine. more cloud across parts of scotland and that cloud will tend to extend a little bit further southwards. like i mentioned, that feature bringing in a few showers to parts of western england and wales. hit—and—miss showers really. many places staying dry. the best of the sunshine and the warmth again across the south—east quadrant — 22 or 23 degrees. around the mid—teens celsius further north. this is of the area of low pressure which is going to be the game—changer throug

julie hambleton, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for inviting me. have been through an extraordinary experience. you sat through week of a formal inquest hearing the most harrowing evidence about the death of your sister maxine seen and the twist to this is that she was actually murdered by an ira bomb more than 44 years ago. so what emotions, all this time later, did that inquest stir up the new? it was not just for me, did that inquest stir up the new? it was notjust for me, it was for all the families present throughout the inquest. and... it was the most harrowing time to experience, or for anyfamily to harrowing time to experience, or for any family to have to experience especially after so long because we had to fight for the inquest. we had to physically and legally fight for the inquest. but we heard they had a trauma specialist down there to deal with bomb blasts and he was explaining how a bomb blast can see through liquid faster than our. and i was sitting there and thinking why is he explaining that? how is that possible? how can somethi