now, what i want to do, jaz, isjust - what i want to do, jaz, is just remind viewers of you in the finaltraitor, let's have a listen. �* ., , ., a listen. and finally, turn one. let's find _ a listen. and finally, turn one. let's find out _ a listen. and finally, turn one. let's find out your _ a listen. and finally, turn one. let's find out your decision. i a listen. and finally, turn one. | let's find out your decision. -- a listen. and finally, turn one. - let's find out your decision. -- and let's find out your decision. —— and finally, _ let's find out your decision. —— and finally, jaz. — well, very dramatic, why do you think it has become such a big phenomenon? season two doing much better than season one, even. great iuestion! better than season one, even. great question! i — better than season one, even. great question! i probably _ better than season one, even. great question! i probably would _ better than season one, even.

jaz. _ traitor. let's have a listen. and finally, jaz, let's _ traitor. let's have a listen.e a listen. and finally, jaz, let's find out your decision _ very dramatic. jaz, why do you think it's become such a big phenomenon? and season to doing better than season 1, even.— and season to doing better than season 1, even. great question. i robabl season 1, even. great question. i probably would — season 1, even. great question. i probably would say _ season 1, even. great question. i probably would say it's _ season 1, even. great question. i probably would say it's the - season 1, even. great question. i probably would say it's the fact i probably would say it's the fact thatis probably would say it's the fact that is so universally approached. no matter what backs ground you come from, what age what ethnicity it can be so translated into a variety of groups and people who get attach and associate themselves with the game and how immersed you can get into it for the purely because itjust really tries to invoke curiosity. you want to get involved, you want to play. there's so m

and me and jaz, i've had some suspicion with— and jaz, i've had some suspicion with you. — and jaz, i'vewith you, looking back it was crazy but it's a crazy game.— but it's a crazy game. it is a crazy came but it's a crazy game. it is a crazy game and — but it's a crazy game. it is a crazy game and good — but it's a crazy game. it is a crazy game and good morning - but it's a crazy game. it is a crazy game and good morning harry, i but it's a crazy game. it is a crazy. game and good morning harry, it's charlie here. look at you, a young man, you look for a decent understanding and we know a little bit about you and your family but did you know you were that good at masquerading and holding secrets before this whole thing started? i shot myself, honestly. i didn't realise i could light that well and keep it up. i think it proved to me the best thing about it i had that strong mentality and i wanted to get the job strong mentality and i wanted to get thejob done and strong mentality and i wanted to get the job done and put strong mentality and i wanted to get thejob done and put in strong

jaz, friendship. yes, it wasjust mad. jaz. we _ friendship. yes, it wasjust mad.on't stitch me up, i am getting further and _ going to stay don't stitch me up, i am getting further and further- going to stay don't stitch me up, ii am getting further and further away from molly— am getting further and further away from mollyjust _ am getting further and further away from mollyjust in _ am getting further and further away from mollyjust in case _ am getting further and further away from mollyjust in case she - am getting further and further away from mollyjust in case she throwsi from mollyjust in case she throws me over— from mollyjust in case she throws me over the — from mollyjust in case she throws me over the balcony. _ from mollyjust in case she throws me over the balcony. but- from mollyjust in case she throws me over the balcony. but at- from mollyjust in case she throws me over the balcony. but at the i from mollyjust in case she throwsi me over the balcony. but at the end i me over the balcony. but at the end i had _ me over the balcony. but at the end i h

and obviously me and jaz, i'd had some suspicion with you, looking back, it was crazy but it's a crazyt the weather with simon king. hello again. it's going to be a mostly dry weekend for many of us, but we do have a bit of rain affecting the far north and north—west of scotland over the next couple of days. but this morning we've had a lovely sunrise here in nottinghamshire. for many eastern and central areas there's been some sunshine this morning already, but there is some cloud streaming in from the south—west, certainly so towards the north—west of scotland, where we've got some outbreaks of rain at the moment. it's quite heavy rain, some thunderstorms here as well throughout the morning. strong winds, but those winds will gradually ease off into the afternoon. one or two showers perhaps for northern ireland, northern parts of england. but for most it's dry. there'll be some bright and some sunny spells, especially towards the south and east. and temperatures this afternoon getting up to about 8 to 10 or 11 degrees celsius. now through tonight, there'll still be some rain at times

they talked about uh, dividing the terrorists into good terrorists and bad terrorists and all the jazs and there's a history of you know a whole is by washington and line with or intended with terrorist operations so you see that washington tel aviv they pretend to fight you know terrorists and terrorist groups but in practice to take advantage of them for their own sinisters goals and objectives don't they? well we have seen during the war in syria for example how much alone, the former defense minister, said that he prefers to have isis on his borders than iran and its allies, and we have seen how hillary clinton, the former secretary of state, saying that the kaida we are fighting are the same people we have funded, and then jack sullivan, the national security advisor saying al-qaeda is on our side, so there is a... long history between the the relationship between the terrorist groups, the real terrorist groups, because there is a definition of terrorism that is exclusive to the americans against those who refuse to submit to the american world and the american activity in the mid

being in jaz, starting an armed operation , this move destroyed them. the extensive operations of the people's mojahedin organization aimed at the highest number of terror martyrs in proportion to the population in this city but these extensive operations could not weaken the will of the people and the people stood up against the mojahedin-e-khalq and sacrificed their lives to prevent the mujahedin-e-khalq from achieving their goals. zionist israel. and the representatives of the islamic associations of mosques and non-governmental organizations of malaysia, by attending the joint meeting with the al-aqsa mosque , emphasized on stopping the genocide and destruction of mosques and religious places in the gaza strip. we mobilized all over malaysia to collect and send cash and non-cash donations to the gaza strip. the people of the world, both muslims and non-muslims , strongly protest against the crimes of the israeli regime and demand the effective action of the united nations to immediately stop the genocide and liberate the occupied territories . al-aq

we will hear from harry, mollie and jaz in a moment.he next half an hour are tv critics, toby earle and siobhan synnot. i wanted to start with siobhan because some people may not have watched traitors, so it should mourn, can you explain how it actually works? well, it is a game for contestants that start off with 22 of them. they all start off as faithfuls but claudia winkleman picked out several that are going to be traitors. and their rule is to betray and confuse the situation so that when the contestants meet up for their nightly roundtable they will guess who is a traitor and who is a faithful. if they guess right they get to banish a traitors but if they get to banish a traitors but if they guess wrong then they banish one of their own. the ultimate prize is if you are the last mac freestanding, and it is only faithful, then you get to sleep the pot. if there is even one traitor in your mix then they get the lot. it has been amazingly popular, why do you think that is? i has been amazingly popular, why do you think that is?— you

attack on the us ship, the us military denies it, asserting continuous communication with the ocean jaz throughout its journey. the naval forces of the yemani army carried out a military operation targeting an american military cargo ship, ocean jazzs in the gulf of aiden using appropriate naval missiles. the yemani armed forces affirmed that retaliation against american and british attack is inevitable and any new aggression will not go unpunished. military experts believe that the fresh air strikes against yemen contradict to his claims that the yemani attack is false. american denial confirms that the strike was successful and that the ameni armed forces succeeded in targeting the american ship. the us always denies being attacked to maintain its prestige before other countries. according to the uk ministry of defense, us fighter jets from the career uss eisenhower participated in monday strikes for raf typhoon supported by pair of voyager tankers joined the us forces. yemen's ansarullah officials. that american british aggression is not new and has persisted since 2015, vowing retal

and obviously me and jaz, like, i'd had some suspicion with you, looking back, which was crazy!morial day and this is a memorial at auschwitz which is happening at the moment. you're watching bbc news. hello. temperatures have been a little bit higher today, but we have seen more cloud around, particularly across more western parts of the uk. a lot of the cloud is still quite thin, high cloud, mind you. and if you have a look at the satellite picture, you can see all that cloud that's been coming in from the atlantic to the south of our weather front that's been hanging around in the north and north—west of scotland, bringing some outbreaks of rain. but through the night, as we see a southerly wind picking up, we're going to blow that rain band out of the way. it still could be quite cloudy in northern ireland and scotland, bit of dampness in the air now and again. rather more variable cloud across england and wales. and last night it got to minus three at exeter airport. lowest temperatures will be across eastern parts of england where we have clearer skies and there could be a

then uh they talked about dividing the terrorists into good terrorists and bad terrorists and all the jazs and there's a history of a whole range of activities by washington in line with or tandem with terrorist operations so you see that washington tell aviv they pretend to fight you know terrorists and terrorist groups but in practice to take advantage of them for their own sinister's goals and objectives don't they well we have seen during the war is syria for example, how moshe yalon, the former defense minister, said that he prefers to have isis on his borders than iran and its allies, and we have seen how hillary clinton, the former secretary of state saying that the kaida we are fighting are the same people we have funded, and then jack sullivan, the national security advisor. saying al-qaeda is on our side, so there is a long history between the the relationship between the terrorist groups, the real terrorist groups, because there is a definition of terrorism that is exclusive to the americans against those who refuse to submit to the american will, and the american activity in th

parminder jaz walsh showedoe up at a house with $200 oreos, soda and wine coolers. it's always wine coolers here. >> hey, how are you? >> you have a cigarette over there. take your hands outckets. your pockets. do you know how old she is? she told . me, 19. she told you how old? 19. she told you 15?d you well, no. i've see15.n the chats. you >> she told you 15. right. and then was, you know, just to go and see her just to come in here and have. >> no, no that's not what you said in the chat. the doctor was caugho? t charged and thrown in jail. >> astoundingly, months later, jazz ht hall agreed to sit down lateh with chris hansen again on his show, take down with chris hansen. nobody sits down with chris hansenen. twice, at least not willingly. but this guy did n. mself. and he tried to explain himself. listen. what was listen your motivation when you left your doctor's office to go meet this person to get? medical? >> liza, you know, the fact that she was under age, did that create more of a drive forv you to fulfille this fantasy? s >> no, no, no.ai as i said befor

well jaz stocking and martin laney, could we start, please, with martin?found out about this via the media yesterday. was there any form of pubuc yesterday. was there any form of public consultation on this? and how has that left you feeling ? how has that left you feeling? no, there haven't been any pubuc no, there haven't been any public intellectual television rocketman. >> uh , since we've been down in >> uh, since we've been down in the last hour saying that they're not open to tide bank. >> okay. the audio quality is not so good. there could we could we maybe try jazz , see if could we maybe try jazz, see if he's got a better connection or should we come back to him? we'll come back to them shortly. we'll come back to them shortly. we'll get a better connection, but certainly want to hear what we'll get a better connection, but cetwo 1ly want to hear what we'll get a better connection, but cetwo gentsnt to hear what we'll get a better connection, but cetwo gents have hear what we'll get a better connection, but cetwo gents have hetsayhat we'll get a

jaz has his number. i cannot ask you for your opinion.s great character arc and the narrative would be amazing. absolutely any of them, the narrative of it would be great. whatever will happen tonight —— will be expressive and just incredible to watch. i can't wait. [30 be expressive and just incredible to watch. i can't wait.— be expressive and just incredible to watch. i can't wait. do you know who wins? i can't — watch. i can't wait. do you know who wins? i can't tell— watch. i can't wait. do you know who wins? i can't tell you. _ watch. i can't wait. do you know who wins? i can't tell you. i— watch. i can't wait. do you know who wins? i can't tell you. i cannot - watch. i can't wait. do you know who wins? i can't tell you. i cannot say i wins? i can't tell you. i cannot say es or wins? i can't tell you. i cannot say yes or n0- — wins? i can't tell you. i cannot say yes or n0- i— wins? i can't tell you. i cannot say yes or no. i will— wins? i can't tell you. i cannot say yes or no. i will leave _ wins? i can't tell you. i cannot say ye

and a half million watched the explosive final of the traitors, so we're catching up with finalist jazanning to use the trains this week, be prepared for major disruption due to another round of strikes. members of the drivers union aslef have started an overtime ban as part of their dispute over pay. they're also staging one day walkouts from tomorrow. there will be a lot of amended timetables across the network. and also this is a national round of action. so it will impact all train—operating companies in one way or form. so, again, we're really asking customers to check before they travel because services will be busy and we do have amended timetables in place. as schools in london report a drop in the number of students, it's claimed the dip in demand for places will only get worse. a report by london councils, which represents local authorities, predicts the number of reception pupils will fall by a% over the next four years. that's more than 3,800 places. it's being blamed on a low birth rate and families leaving the capital. let's take a look at the tubes now. there are severe