aileen clarke, bbc news, glasgow.ve been reported injust over a month, but the chinese government has been accused of not releasing the full details of the pandemic. we leave with you news of a life changing sum of money — someone in the us us now $1.3 billion richer after winning the second—biggest jackpot in american history. the winner — who hasn�*t been named — has the option of taking a lump—sum payment of $723 million or an annual payment for 30 years. quite a good dilemma to have. you can reach me on twitter — i�*m @samanthatvnews. now on bbc news, the weather. hello. much colder weather on the way for all of us in the week ahead. we have seen so much rain so far this january, it will become relatively drier, but arctic air plunges across the uk in the coming 2a hours, and it will look different outside. it will be drier and it will feel much different because it will be cold. snow is a possibility for some this week. despite thing being drier, we are trying to pin down smaller systems like this one that will r

aileen clarke has been looking at the issue on scotland's roads. out the issue, and this pothole became a very big issue for stephen maxwell as he was driving to work at 4:30 on monday morning. lights are all green, all good. cut this junction, hit a pothole and bust my two driver—side tyres. a big shudder, a big bang. i thought the car had broke a wheel, the way it was that hard i fell into this hole. it's unbelievable! i mean, when i hit it monday, it was semi—filled with water so it didn't look as bad, but now it's all dried up a bit, it's a crater. he's reported it to glasgow city council, although the councils say they're working round the clock to undertake repairs. it was this pothole in paisley which was a problem for elaine hanson on tuesday night. it was really dark, it was wet and, all of a sudden, i drove in and i hit the pothole. and there was a bang and it was quite... it's quite frightening when it happens. i may possibly have to put two new wheels on, as well as two new tyres. and that could cost? that could cost anything between a

aileen clarke has been looking back at a life well drawn.dad used to buy me the dandy and the beano. and i didn't think that i would be drawing for the beano. and he drew these famous comic strips in the beano for 60 years. david sutherland was responsible for more than 1,000 dennis the menace adventures, and he'd drawn the bash street kids every week from 1962 to last month. i usually get, the meat of the story comes from the script. but the writer's script was always just the starting point. the bits that are the best bits that you see when you've written something are the extra bits that david added in, and david did that every single time for 60 years. one of the very talented writers at the time and said the bash street kids classes were infested with mice. in the frame of the strip that had that, david had drawn 300 separate mice, and every single one had a different facial expression, 300 different facial expressions on tiny little mice. and we said, "why did you do that?" and he just says, "i just love drawing animals." and he just l

aileen clarke, bbc news, glasgow.h of one of their much loved animals — as amy cole reports. daddy. he couldn't live without horses in his life. josh hoskins has down's syndrome and has been coming to the stables for eight years. back in october, sam, a welsh cob that he used to ride, died suddenly from colic. he misses him so much. a kind horse. ilove him. and what's it been like not having sam here any more? it's gone. i'm sad but it's ok because of my mum. ilove him. josh isn't able to ride any of the other horses because he's over the weight limit, so at the moment, he helps groom them and muck out, but it's just not the same. during lockdown, his mental health suffered, which is what you'd expect because he was out of his routine, and to an extent he's out of his routine now. so, again, we are seeing a bit of a dip in how he usually is, so he's not as confident, he's not quite as outgoing as we would usually expect him to be. parklands riding for the disabled association works with around 20 young people and is s

aileen clarke has been looking at the issue on scotland's roads. this part became a big issue.unction. _ this part became a big issue. could thisjunction, put _ this part became a big issue. could thisjunction, put a _ this part became a big issue. could thisjunction, put a pothole - this part became a big issue. chili thisjunction, put a pothole and this junction, put a pothole and burst my driver side tires, a bit shallow, big bang,it bang, it was that hard. it's unbelievable. when i came on monday it didn't look as bad but now it's all dried up it's like a crater. he has reported it to glasgow city council, though the council say they are working round the clock to undertake repairs. it was this pothole in paisley that was a problem for elaine hanson on tuesday night. it was dark, and all of a sudden i drove in and hit the pothole and it was a bang and sudden i drove in and hit the pothole and it was a bang and it was uuite pothole and it was a bang and it was quite frightening _ pothole and it was a bang and it was quite frightening when _ pothole and it was a bang and it w

aileen clarke, bbc news, glasgow.ing #bbcbreakfast. send us your pictures! your favourite pothole! laughs. that will brighten up our sunday. {30 that will brighten up our sunday. (er? out now and take some photos of your favourite pothole. you can send us the details by emailing bbcbreakfast@bbc.co.uk or tweet us using #bbcbreakfast. we are loving but if you damage your car it is a nightmare. and you can see why the insurance companies are tearing their hair out about it as well. if you have solutions, that is the other thing. good morning to you. our drama and the premier league in more ways than one? i suspect everton fans would rather watch pothole than their team play football. real problems at the moment. you can see the process taking place, a sitting protest after the match. everton before the game said the board of directors ordered not to attend the match, and credible threats to their safety and threatening correspondence they said. . , threatening correspondence they said. ., , s, , ,�* threatening correspo

aileen clarke has been looking back at a life well drawn.was always 'ust a starting pointi a starting point. the bits that are the best bits _ a starting point. the bits that are the best bits that _ a starting point. the bits that are the best bits that you _ a starting point. the bits that are the best bits that you see - a starting point. the bits that are the best bits that you see when i the best bits that you see when you've written something are the extra bits that they've added in. david did that everything full—time for 16— david did that everything full—time for 16 years. one time he said, the for16 years. one time he said, the bash— for 16 years. one time he said, the bash street — for 16 years. one time he said, the bash street kids is infested with my stuff 60 _ bash street kids is infested with my stuff 60 years. off the frame dave had drawn — stuff 60 years. off the frame dave had drawn 300 separate maes. and every— had drawn 300 separate maes. and every single one had a different facial— every single one had a different facia