temperatures between 13 in aberdeen and 1a or15 temperatures between 13 in aberdeen and 1a or 15 degrees wales. more of the same in the middle of the week, still be high pressure is with us and we have weather fronts pestering the far north of scotland bring thicker cloud and the risk of a bit of rain at times. the temperatures are beginning to edge upwards a little bit in england and wales with highs of around 15 degrees in hull and london. towards the end of the week as the high pressure moves closer to southern england we get more of a feed coming in from the continent and that will tend to increase the temperatures across england and wales whereas the further north in scotla nd wales whereas the further north in scotland and northern ireland, the winds are more influenced by the weather from the atlantic and there will be little overall change in temperatures. 13 again in aberdeen and belfast, up to 17 degrees in the south east england in the sunshine on thursday afternoon. we ended the week with huybrechts still in charge but it is showing signs are beginning to slip away allowing t

perhaps only seven celsius in aberdeen and newcastle. this at a time when the clocks change on saturday night into sunday morning and we move into british

around five degrees expected in aberdeen and in edinburgh, a really murky, misty sort of start to thele, but it's not all bad because some of us on friday will actually get at least little bit of sunshine, particularly across these western areas, so cardiff, birmingham, the north—west of england, for example, around liverpool, could get some sunshine. the further east you are, the cloudier it'll be. now, a weather front is approaching, you saw the satellite image there. here's the first one, it moves into northern ireland friday night, also the south—west of england and eventually wales, and other parts of the country will get that rain through the early hours of saturday. so early on saturday, again, a lot of mild weather, when we get cloud and weather systems coming off the atlantic, it does tend to be quite mild. so the weekend is looking very blustery across many parts of the uk. we will see a low pressure moving off the atlantic. here it is, friday night into saturday, as it moves in, a lot of isobars there, those white lines, these pressure lines, that basically means very stron

around five degrees expected in aberdeen and in edinburgh, a really murky, misty sort of start to thesome of us on friday will actually get at least little bit of sunshine, particularly across the western areas, so cardiff, birmingham, the north—west of england, for example, around liverpool, could get some sunshine. the further east you are, the cloudier it'll be. now, a weather front is approaching, you saw the satellite image there. here's the first one, it moves into northern ireland friday night, also the south—west of england and eventually wales, and ither parts of the country will get that rain in the early hours of saturday. so early on saturday, again, a lot of mild weather, when we get cloud and weather systems coming off the atlantic, it does tend to be quite mild. so the weekend is looking very blustery across many parts of the uk. we will see a low pressure moving off the atlantic. here it is, friday night into saturday, as it moves in, a lot of isobars there, those white lines, those pressure lines, that basically means very strong winds. so the low pressure comes acros

aberdeen maternity hospital is preparing to trial pioneering techniques that could reduce that traumake a look. twins willow and nimah were born atjust 26 weeks weighing a little over 2le each. for mum zoe the first few months of motherhood in the neonatal ward were bewildering and at times frightening. there has been times i've thought one or two of the girls wasn't coming home. the past couple of weeks is when i have started to feel like a mum because i can go and pick up my own baby. i didn't realise how important that is until you can't do it. now aberdeen neonatal unit are trialling a new approach they hope will minimise the trauma of painful but necessary medical procedures for babies and to show parents how they can help. you could be that other pair of hands and provide this kind of containment. friends of the neonatal unit raised £27,000 to bring mary coughlin, a neonatal expert from boston, to pass on the techniques that she has pioneered. two person care is basically one person is doing the procedure and the other person, their sole job is to make sure the baby is comfortab

the university of aberdeen university tea m university of aberdeen university team check me under theirt was possible. but it is, she is one of three registered tra nsgender possible. but it is, she is one of three registered transgender players in scotland. what are the rules? doctors certificate and medical information must be provided, players must also reduce levels of the male hormone, testosterone, meaning they should lose strength and power, and they must undergo regular checks. but is controversial. some top—level athletes believes there is always going to be an advantage no matter what controls are put in place. this logically they are a different shape. male have a denser bonus structure, carry more blood cells, have a bigger heart, they have a different shaped pelvis which makes a difference when you saddle so there are all sorts of things that cannot be changed just by reducing your testosterone. they like to look at the science, what it actually does to your body. it does take away your muscle mass, takes away your expressiveness. your body completely changes as well. it is

matt: aberdeen, what have we got there?any is simple find the menu -- managing structure. stepping down to become vice chairman of standard life aberdeen. some negatives as well, they saw outflows that were more than estimated and that could weigh on stock, even with this newly simplified ceo structure. anna: thank you very much. jp., annemarie, and you can get all of the stock stories from our equity team. keep an eye on the big picture, moves to the downside, what we are expecting to see at the start of equity trading. annmarie hordern takes you through the opening, that is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. fair as u.k. markets the day after one vote? here is annmarie. >> let's take a look at what is going on across assets. euro-dollar dumping head of the open. stocks closed lower today. the week started on a positive foot. oil up for the third day in a row. we had a report out that showed an unexpected drop in u.s. stocks. the pound in focus as we have the vote today in parliament of whether to ex

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temperatures between 13 in aberdeen around 111—15 across southern england and wales.week. we've got the area of high pressure with this. we've got weather fronts pestering the far north of scotland bringing the thick cloud and the risk of a bit of rain at times but those temperatures are beginning to edge upwards a bit across england and wales with highs of around 15 in hull and london. towards the end of the week is the area of high pressure moves close to southern england we get more of a feed coming in from the continent and that's going to tend to increase the temperatures across england and wales, whereas further north of scotla nd wales, whereas further north of scotland and northern ireland the winds are more influenced by the weather from the atlantic so there will be little overall change in temperatures here, so 13 for aberdeen, 13 for belfast, we are up to 17 degrees for south—east england through thursday afternoon. we end the week like this, high pressure in charge but it is showing signs of slipping away allowing this cold front to moving off the atlanti

and temperatures responding even further. 1a degrees in aberdeen. 15 degrees or so across central, southern 17, 18 maybe 19 celsius. like i mentioned, nights will continue to be chilly 00:28:31,380 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 with a touch of mist and fog. this is the business briefing. i'm sally bundock. a change of direction for apple — the tech giant is set to enter the streaming market, but is it too late to the party? and with brexit talks still up in the air, we'll be taking a look at the uk government's all—importa nt contingency plans. and on the markets: day of heavy declines, especially in tokyo. japan experiencing probably its worst day of 2019.

neverfar three in aberdeen. for friday, cloud pushing southwards.r the hills, the showers are having a wintry flavour. ranging from six and 13. low pressure moves in. a stormy spell coming up on saturday. there will be snow around as well. rain to come around the country. snow across the hills, the worse 22—3 elevation. as the rat — make band of rain pushes through, a big drop in temperatures and strong gusts of wind. a squally start of the weekend that begins left wendy on sunday. —— less windy. i'm kasia madera in westminster, as the uk government suffers fresh defeats over its brexit policy. the ayes to the right, 321, the noes to the left, 278. mps vote to rule out leaving the eu without a formal agreement — something the government had wanted to keep as an option. theresa may warns mps that if they don't back a deal in the coming days, the uk could yet leave the eu without a deal. the legal default in uk and eu law remains that the uk will leave the eu without a deal unless... unless something else is agreed. i'm rico hizon in singapore.

as you know, the very strong relationship continues with aberdeen standard investments. the merger mean in terms of further job cuts? martin: the job cuts were already factored in when we did the merger between the 2 asset management operations. the industry as a whole is going through a tough time. is we gotat we feel ahead of the game in doing this merger. we have s -- we saw these tough times in the industry coming, pricing coming down, tougher markets, more passive -- active to passive. it is going to be tough this year. we think we are ahead of the game. juliette: there could be further job cuts? martin: no, tough in terms of revenue. you could never rule out making a business more efficient. the great thing we have is because we did the merger, it gives us scope, weather is duplication, to cut costs. a lot of it is technology. a lot of it was the technology back offers and so on. there are a lot of complement three businesses. one was the leading u.k. server. juliette: you touched on duplication. you are a co-ceo, it's not popular with shareholders. what is the lik

around five degrees expected in aberdeen and in edinburgh, a really murky, misty sort of start to the will actually get at least little bit of sunshine, particularly across the western areas, so cardiff, birmingham, the north—west of england, for example, around liverpool, could get some sunshine. the further east you are, the cloudier it'll be. now, a weather front is approaching, you saw the satellite image there. here's the first one, it moves into northern ireland friday night, also the south—west of england and eventually wales, and ither parts of the country will get that rain in the early hours of saturday. so early on saturday, again, a lot of mild weather, when we get cloud and weather systems coming off the atlantic, it does tend to be quite mild. so the weekend is looking very blustery across many parts of the uk. we will see a low pressure moving off the atlantic. here it is, friday night into saturday, as it moves in, a lot of isobars there, those white lines, those pressure lines, that basically means very strong winds. so the low pressure comes across ireland, the rain

around five degrees expected in aberdeen and in edinburgh, a really murky, misty sort of start to thet least little bit of sunshine, particularly across these western areas, so cardiff, birmingham, the north—west of england, for example, around liverpool, could get some sunshine. the further east you are, the cloudier it'll be. now, a weather front is approaching, you saw the satellite image there. here's the first one, it moves into northern ireland friday night, also the south—west of england and eventually wales, and other parts of the country will get that rain through the early hours of saturday. so early on saturday, again, a lot of mild weather, when we get cloud and weather systems coming off the atlantic, it does tend to be quite mild. so the weekend is looking very blustery across many parts of the uk. we will see a low pressure moving off the atlantic. here it is, friday night into saturday, as it moves in, a lot of isobars there, those white lines, these pressure lines, that basically means very strong winds. so the low pressure comes in, moves across ireland, the rain rea

in aberdeen, house of 15. 15 as well for the southin house of 15. 15 as well for the south in london.ing toward southern england and milderair coming inforthe moving toward southern england and milder air coming in for the north of the continents, boosting temperatures. mostly for england and wales, why, because the air force in office current is coming more off the atlantic, so overall little change in the temperatures here. scotland, around 12 degrees, in the south, high switching 17. that's your latest weather. south, high switching 17. that's hello, you're watching afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. i'm this simon mccoy. today at 2pm: after claims of a plot to oust her, the prime minister tells her cabinet she's still hopeful of putting her deal to a parliamentary vote for a third time. we need to make sure we leave the european union and we do so in an orderly fashion and i hope as many people as possible recognise that means supporting the prime minister and making sure she gets her deal through. the european commission warns its increasingly likely the uk will leave the eu witho

around five degrees expected in aberdeen edinburgh, really missed murky start to the day with a bit ofit of sunshine particularly across western areas, cardiff, birmingham, at the north—west of england, for example, around liverpool, could get some sunshine. the further west you are, the claudio he will be. he was the first weather front moving into northern ireland on friday night, also the south—west of england and eventually wales, other areas of the country will get that rain in the early hours of saturday. early saturday, again a lot of wet weather, with a weather system is coming off the atlantic, it does tend to be quite mild. the weekend is looking very dusty across parts of the uk, we will see pressure moving off the atlantic. friday night into saturday, as at moves in, a lot of isobars there, those white lines, pressure lines, that basically means very strong winds. the low pressure comes across ireland, the rain reaches belfast eventually. one place we could keep the dry weather for most of the day and it may actually be really decent, that is london and norwich. temperature

aberdeen and rangers will meet again in a replay of their scottish cup quarterfinal after a 1—1 drawen was taken down in the box and sam cosgrove converted the resulting penalty. but rangers got their equaliser two minutes into the second half, joe worral poking in from the back post at this corner. it means a replay at ibrox in nine days' time. the european indoor athletics is into its final day, and there's plenty of british interest this evening, particularly from andrew pozzi — he's the defending champion in the 60 metre hurdles. he finished second in his semi final behind favourite 0rlando 0rtega. pozzi ran a season's best. he goes in the final at 6:10pm. multi—eventer tim duckworth led going into day two of the heptathlon. second place in the hurdles has seen him slip into second behind spain'sjorge urena but a strong performance in the pole vault means that the pair are separated byjust six points going into this evening's session. jonjones dominated anthony smith to defend his light—heavyweight title at ufc 235. jones was the overwhelming favourite and dominated all five roun

aberdeen neonatal unit are trialling a new approach. boston to bring her techniques. one person is doing the procedure and the other person‘s solejob is to make the procedure and the other person‘s sole job is to make sure the baby is co mforta ble. sole job is to make sure the baby is comfortable. the gold standard for the two person approach, the comfort person is the parent or a family member. lots of things happen to these little people and their families, it is just they are critically ill, they need the procedures, but it is how we manage those experiences that can really reduce the short and long term complications as a result. it is the smaller things, littlest things make the biggest difference. like a pa re nt the biggest difference. like a parentjust talking the biggest difference. like a parent just talking to their baby whilst they are having a painful procedure done. we might not have thought about it, it could be as simple as that. the parents being here and comforting their baby has beena here and comforting their baby h

exclusiveom our interview with the standard lights aberdeen boss. >> we have to ask ourselves why he is commenting on the dollar. he clearly wants it weaker. are 30 minutes away from the start of trading. let's take a look at what is going on in terms of treasuries. this will give you a clue as to whether or not we are looking at a risk on market today. you can see that on thursday we were down 2.66%. now we are up to 2.76%. investors are willing to let go of the perceived safety of u.s. government debt and wade into equities. take a look at futures. we have positive trade across european equity indexes. futures i should say. we are looking at gains of a 0.4% on dax futures right now. ftse futures are up about 0.4% as well. a little bit less than that. what do you see on the gmm? we see appetite for stocks, not so much for fixed income. that seems to be the risk-on nature. we see appetite for equities in hong kong and china. .ll this talk about trade what can we expect from the growth story out of china in the year ahead? that is going to be a big theme of this week. the chinese curr

around five degrees expected in aberdeen and in edinburgh, a really murky, misty sort of start to the of sunshine, particularly across these western areas, so cardiff, birmingham, the north—west of england, for example, around liverpool, could get some sunshine. the further east you are, the cloudier it'll be. now, a weather front is approaching, you saw the satellite image there. here's the first one, it moves into northern ireland friday night, also the south—west of england and eventually wales, and other parts of the country will get that rain through the early hours of saturday. so early on saturday, again, a lot of mild weather, when we get cloud and weather systems coming off the atlantic, it does tend to be quite mild. so the weekend is looking very blustery across many parts of the uk. we will see a low pressure moving off the atlantic. here it is, friday night into saturday, as it moves in, a lot of isobars there, those white lines, these pressure lines, that basically means very strong winds. so the low pressure comes in, moves across ireland, the rain reaches belfast event

in the scottish cup, aberdeen and rangers will need a quarter—final replay, after a i—all draw at pittodriede the opening ten minutes when gary mackay—steven was taken down in the box...there's the replay. sam cosgrove converted the resulting spot—kick. but rangers got their equaliser two minutes into the second half — joe worral poking in from the back post at this corner. they'll go again at ibrox in nine days time. inverness beat dundee united in the day's other game. it's another busy one at the european indoor athletics championships this evening. laura muir is among the medal hopes as the event comes to a close in glasgow. britain already up and running tonight. they've gone top of the medals table, after shelena oskan—clarke took gold in the women's 800 meters. the britain led from gun to tape to seal gb's 3rd gold of the championships. a medal too in the men's 800 — forjamie webb — who actually teaches chemistry for a dayjob — took silver in the 800m, with a really strong run. mark english of ireland took the bronze. holly bradshaw's going well in the women's high jump. she's guaran

a little bit warmer on wednesday. 1a degrees in aberdeen, 15 degrees across central, southern and eastern degrees across the south east. but like i mentioned, warm by day but still quite chilly at night. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: the mueller report says there's no evidence the trump campaign colluded with russia over the 2016 us election. the president claims victory. so its complete exoneration — no collusion, no obstruction. but as calls grow for the release of the entire report, a senior democrat says president trump still

in the scottish premiership, leaders celtic drew 0—0 with aberdeen.over hamilton. west bromwich albion have sacked darren moore after yesterday's 1—1 draw against bottom side ipswich. the baggies are currently fourth in the table, but the board say they have taken the decision after a run of poor results has left them nine points off the automatic promotion places. meanwhile, a crowd of almost 16,000 turned up to watch blackpool‘s game against southend in league one. that's after the end of the oyston family's controversial ownership of the club. the game ended 2—2, with blackpool getting an injury time equaliser to spark mass celebrations at bloomfield road. there was controversy at yesterday's race meeting at sandown when the wrong winner was announced for a race. after this photo finish in the 1.50pm, officials gave the victory to the 12/1 shot one for rosie, seen on the far end, when, in fact, third wind was the winner. it emerged the photo was taken from the wrong finish line. it was later corrected, but not before many bookies had already paid o

temperatures generally 11—14 degrees, may be 15 in aberdeen if we get some sunshine and shelter to theby this stage but that could allow some mist and fog to form. again, some pockets of frost, temperatures widely holding up between three and six degrees. thursday, once again dominated by high pressure sitting just to the south of the british isles. the winds around high pressure moving in a clockwise direction so introducing something of a south or south—westerly flow of air for most of us as we move towards the end of the week which will lift the temperatures a little bit. those day, areas of low cloud and some mist and fog patches as well. we should get to see some spells of sunshine. away perhaps in the far north—west of scotland, where there will be more cloud and breeze. temperatures 15, 16, we could get up to 17 degrees. similar temperatures could be achieved on friday, particularly the eastern parts of england and scotland. further north and west, for northern ireland and scotland, thickening cloud. outbreaks of rain creeping in. a frontal system approaching, and that is going

a chilly night in aberdeen, freezing. 10 degrees in plymouth, something milder spreading across partstems, areas of rain spiralling around it, and as the wet weather meets some cold air across scotland, we will once again see some wintry weather, plenty of showers eastwards over northern ireland, wales, into england with some sunny spells in between. but single figures definitely across north—western parts of the uk, and actually, that colder air will dig its way southwards during thursday. it will be quite windy as well across parts of scotland, some wintry showers falling to increasingly low levels here. rain showers further south. those temperatures ranging from around 6 to 11 degrees and it stays unsettled as we head towards the weekend. we will see some showers at times, some of those wintry over high ground, and it will generally feel a bit chilly. a very warm welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to our viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: something like a war zone. the search for survivors goes on, after the deadly tornadoes in al

temperatures will still get up to about 16 in newcastle, 15 in aberdeen.r fronts just brushing the north—west of scotland, bringing outbreaks of rain, some for the northern isles too. the vast majority of the country should at the very least have a bright day. most temperatures a degree higher — 17 in london, possibly as far north as hull. pleasantly warm for many of us come friday. friday into saturday, there is a change on the way. this weather front will be moving across the uk, and remember, fronts separate milder warm air from cold air that comes in from the north. the winds switch direction into scotland and also northern ireland. that means cold air out of the north arrives here. temperatures will drop and we could be talking only single figures across much of scotland and northern ireland, possibly even one or two wintry showers in the north. in the south, not quite so chilly. 1a degrees expected in london. come sunday, the cold front will have moved through, in fact, reaching the english channel. that means we are all in the fresh air. high pressu

a chilly night in aberdeen, freezing. 10 degrees in plymouth, something milder spreading across partsn charge on wednesday. frontal systems, areas of rain spiralling around it, and as the wet weather meets some cold air across scotland, over high ground, we will once again see some wintry weather, plenty of showers flinging their way eastwards out of northern ireland, wales, into england, with some sunny spells in between. temperatures in the south into double—digits, but single figures definitely across north—western parts of the uk, and actually, that colder air will dig its way southwards during thursday. it will be quite windy, as well, across parts of scotland. some wintry showers falling to increasingly low levels here. rain showers further south, those temperatures ranging from around 6—11 degrees. and it stays unsettled as we head towards the weekend. we'll see some showers at times, some of those wintry over high ground, and it will generally feel a bit chilly. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: the number of women und

a little bit warmer on wednesday. 1a degrees in aberdeen, 15 degrees across central, southern and easternen warmer towards the end of the week. we could be looking at 17, 18, maybe 19 degrees across the south—east. but like i mentioned, warm by day but still quite chilly at night. good morning. welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: a critical week for brexit. theresa may clings to power as mps try to gain greater control over the process. we'll look at the pressure being placed on the prime minister from all sides, in the week we were supposed to be leaving the eu. a great day for donald trump. the mueller report finds no evidence of the president's campaign colluding with russia in the 2016 election. we'll hear stories of survival, as the cruise ship that got into trouble off the coast of norway arrives safely at port. it's late, it's wildly expensive, but it's beautiful.

temperatures generally 11—14 degrees, may be 15 in aberdeen if we get some sunshine and shelter to the wednesday night and into thursday, not as much cloud potentially by this stage but that could allow some mist and fog to form. again, some pockets of frost, temperatures widely holding up between 3 and 6 degrees. thursday, once again dominated by high pressure sitting just to the south of the british isles. winds around high pressure moving in a clockwise direction so introducing something of a south or south—westerly flow of air for most of us towards the end of the week which lifts the temperatures a little bit. thursday, low cloud and some mist and fog patches as well. we should get to see some spells of sunshine. away perhaps in the far north—west of scotland, more cloud and breeze. temperatures 1a, 15, 16 degrees — somewhere we could get up to 17 degrees. similar temperatures possible on friday, particularly in the central and eastern parts of england and scotland. further north and west, for northern ireland and scotland, we'll see thickening cloud. outbreaks of rain creeping in

defending champions celtic will face their old firm rival rangers or aberdeen in the scottish cup semifinalss the draw was made this evening. before that championship side partick thistle made a spirited comeback to force a quarterfinal replay against hearts. captain christophe berra headed the premiership side hearts into an early lead, but partick, who are bottom of scotland's second tier, salvaged the tie thanks to a second—half christie elliott equaliser. the winner of the replay will face inverness calendonian thistle in the last four. were disappointed. we should've won the game, and i should have taken my chances also. that's what happens. but we will go again, but were disappointed. scotland have bounced back from defeat in their opening match at the algarve cup with a 4—1 win over iceland. lizzie arnot scored the first of her two goals after 15 minutes. chelsea striker erin cuthbert added a second with kim little getting scotland's third. iceland did manage to pull one back, but a run of four straight defeats was definitely ended as arnot made it 4—1 late on. the win means scotland

pretty chilly in the north, freezing in aberdeen. it will be a windy start to wednesday with this area of low pressure right on top of the british isles. wind circulating around in this direction, anticlockwise direction. the strongest of the winds we found across the southwest through the port to micro first part of the day, wind gusts of 50—60 mph are possible. outbreaks of rain drifting northwards across scotland with snow over high ground. for england and wales, we will see some spells of sunshine developing into the afternoon, but also some hefty showers cropping up that could give a short and short burst of heavy rain with thunder and lightning, really ghastly wins. but those temperatures, 13—15dc. contrast that with seven celsius in belfast. a lot of cloud in outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern ireland, and for scotland, certainly some sleet and snow over high ground. and as that chilly air in the north spreads south into thursday, and we pick up some cold air from the arctic. chilly day on thursday with these outbreaks

temperatures will still get up to about 16 in london, 14 in newcastle, 15 in aberdeen.nds off the atlantic, more cloud and maybe some spots of rain, only 10 or 11. friday's weather forecast, again, weather fronts just brushing the north—west of scotland, bringing outbreaks of rain, some for the northern isles too. the vast majority of the country should at the very least have a bright day. most temperatures a degree higher — 17 in london, possibly as far north as hull. pleasantly warm for many of us come friday. friday into saturday, there is a change on the way. this weather front will be moving across the uk, and remember, fronts separate milder warm air from cold air that comes in from the north. the winds switch direction into scotland and also northern ireland. that means cold air out of the north arrives here. temperatures will drop and we could be talking only single figures across much of scotland and northern ireland, possibly even one or two wintry showers in the north. in the south, not quite so chilly. 14 degrees expected in london. come sunday, the cold fro

in a season blighted by missile—throwing and offensive chanting, the former aberdeen player and director't accept responsibility. kheredine idessane has the story. a bottle thrown by a fan narrowly misses a player. a coin thrown by a fan enters an assistant referee. a fan enters an assistant referee. a fan comes onto the pitch to confront a player. this season, scottish football has been in the dock, and for some, anti—social behaviour can only be stopped by strict liability. in my opinion, it is shame on the clu bs in my opinion, it is shame on the clubs if they don't accept strict liability. if you are licensed to host an event, you should be responsible for what happens at your ground. and whatever sanctions the authorities want to place upon any incident that happens, they should be able to do that. until clubs are penalised for what it is that their fans are doing wrong, it is not going to stop. you can't really blame the clubs, the clubs are probably doing all they can with the security. when you are in the ground, they ultimately become responsibility for the safety of the people.

we had temperatures as high as 17 degrees of cross parts of aberdeen.row. this was the scene as the scene set in west yorkshire early on. mostly clear skies with some patchy clouds drifting around but it is high—pressure in charge of the weather city across the near continent. we have a cold front moving in from the northwest bring in cloud and wind or ——... it's going to be a cold night. tempers only a few degrees above freezing. cold on the countryside with mist and willow —— dense fog patches. plenty of sunshine in the east from the word go. any mist clears away quickly and then there is a bulk of england and wales... we have some for northern ireland and scotland, temperatures up to ten, 14 degrees. 18 down towards the southeast. looking at the weekend, still a lot of dry weather but gradually, things will be turning colder as the cold front makes its way slowly further south. during the day on saturday we still have the amount of air hanging on across much of central and southern england. this cold front moving its way south into the country. cold

manus: let's bring you our exclusive interview with of the ceo of standard life aberdeen.n gilbert says the u.s. stock market and economy are doing well. he also weighed in on president trump's comments on america's currency. ourselvesot to ask why he's commenting on the dollar. he clearly once it weaker, of course, to boost exports and continued growth in the economy. i think the u.s. is doing fine. growth is good there. say in fund management, you ignore the u.s. at your peril. it continues to do the stocks that do continue to do well. >> speaking of stocks doing well, you said equities for the best investment for 2019. we are seeing a healthy correction. do you still stand by that call? >> i think so. hopefully we will go back to more normalized markets now that quantity easy is -- quantitative easing is sort of finished. i think that brings back stock pickers. business like ours, bottom-up stop picking -- stock picking style, more tended to value rather than growth and quality, had a tough time the last few years until the last quarter of last year. so the market's i h

that result extends aberdeen's winless run at home in the league to six games in a row.ship at sawgrass in florida one stroke behind leaderjon rahm of spain. rahm equalled the lowest score of the week with a third round 6a and is 15 under par. mcilroy recovered from a shaky start. both he and fleetwood made 2—under—par 70s to move to 1a under. dame sarah storey led a procession of british victories on day 3 of the para—cycling track world championships in the netherlands. storey regained her title in the 3km individual pursuit. the 1a—time paralympic champion was dominant as she beat poland's anna harkowska in the wc5 final. she also claimed gold in the scratch race. her teammate, sophie thornhill, and pilot helen scott won the 1km time trial before james ball and pete mitchell claimed a surprise gold in the equivalent men's event, and katie toft won c1 scratch race gold. they're one of the most famous rock bands in the world, and pack out arenas wherever they go. but can you believe the who haven't played a gig at wembley in a0 years? thisjuly, pete townshend and roger

a climber is seriously ill in hospital in aberdeen after being stranded overnight on a mountain in theifted to safety from a peak in the glencoe area yesterday — reportedly suffering from hypothermia. a second climber was also rescued but is in a stable condition in hospital. the headlines on bbc news: all passengers on board an ethiopian airlines jet that crashed shortly after take—off on sunday have died, according to the airline. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has warned mps that if they get crucial votes wrong this week they risk losing brexit. two more british women living in detention camps in syria, with five children between them, are reported to have been stripped of their uk citizenship. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh woozencroft. good morning. liverpool have the chance to close the gap on premier league leaders manchester city when they host burnley in a midday kick off. jurgen klopp's side have drawn three of their past five league matches but a win would reduce city's advantage to one point. guy mowbray can bring us the team news

income group portfolio manager, hsbc chief investment strategist, and from edinburgh, luke hickmore, aberdeentandard standard investment senior investment manager. let's try to drain the drama a little bit from this conversation. i want to begin with you, luke hickmore. looking across the treasury curve, why is the three months out for the 10 year so important if it's at all in your mind? luke: people are claiming this is a problem about the transmission of monetary policy, that the banks are finding it very difficult to make money lending out the curve, back cuts of supply to the rest of the economy and you run into recession. frankly, i think it's a load of hocus-pocus. jonathan: what do you think? >> you have to look at the whole market. you've seen an expansion of debt in other parts of the market. we've talked about different forms of liquidity. no question the curve is telling you why go long if i don't get paid for the risk? so banks, yeah, it's a problem. >> we have to pay attention because these things can be self-fulfilling. we were talking about this earlier. will the fed be bullie

still some heavy snow to come for the highlands and aberdeen child.e rumbles of fund for and ice will be an issue as the sky not to clear. through the evening, rain pushing its way across the south—west of england, the midlands, eventually into east anglia and the south—east. skies clear behind at a0 time then it looks like heavy showers will pack into north wales. the wind remain gusty, they will stack to ease overnight, but but still those gusts strong enough to do some damage. from nine m onwards, a wet end to the day across the south—east and east anglia. clear skies following, the low off into the north sea. stoke breezy behind the north sea. stoke breezy behind the low, showers carrying into northern ireland, of england, and to the north of scotland. chilly across the north of scotland. chilly across the northern half of the uk, ice could be a possibilityjust about anywhere across the northern half of the uk for saying on sunday. on sunday, we are on our rear edge of low pressure, still breezy, not so much as today. we could see bands of showers

third placed aberdeen drew one one with livingstone.n in 11 attempts over hearts. hibs beat motherwell 2—nil — they're now unbeaten in five... stjohnstone against st mirren was postponed because of a waterlogged pitch. lewis hamilton has started his quest for a sixth formula one world championship in the best possible way by claiming pole for tomorrow's australian grand prix. while it was business as usual for the briton there was a changing of the order lower down the grid as nick parrott reports. a new season in formula 1 with new cars and new drivers. nothing new up front. once again five—time champion lewis hamilton shows that he is the man to beat. the printed smashed that track records for the six year and a row. contesting from winter, we had no idea where we would be. we were hoping to be where we are of course, guys have been working so hard, they have just been working to perfection. stumbled around the park, consolation for sebastian as he managed to win third on the grid we have a good race car, good form. obviously mercedes

meanwhile, aberdeen's poor run at home continues — they drew with livingston.lt extends aberdeen's winless run at home in the league to six games in a row. elsewhere, there were wins for hamilton and hibs. in golf, rory mcilroy and tommy fleetwood go into the final round of the players' championship at sawgrass, in florida, one stroke behind leaderjon rahm of spain. rahm equalled the lowest score of the week with a third—round 64 and is 15 under—par. mcilroy recovered from a shaky start. both he and fleetwood made two—under—par 70s to move to 14 under. dame sarah storey led a procession of british victories on day three of the paracycling track world championships in the netherlands. storey regained her title in the 3km individual pursuit. the 14—time paralympic champion was dominant, as she beat poland's anna harkowska in the wc5 final. she also claimed gold in the scratch race. her team—mate, sophie thornhill, and pilot helen scott won the 1km time trial, before james ball and pete mitchell claimed a surprise gold in the equivalent men s event and katie toft

a little bit warmer on wednesday. 14 degrees in aberdeen, 15 degrees across central, southern and easternmer towards the end of the week. we could be looking at 17, 18, maybe 19 degrees across the south east. but like i mentioned, warm by day but still quite chilly at night. chilly at night. this is bbc news, the headlines: the report by us special counsel robert mueller says there's no evidence that president trump or his campaign team colluded with russia to influence the 2016 election. but it stops short of completely exonorating the president on accusations of "obstruction ofjustice". a pro—military political party in thailand has performed better than predicted in the country's first election since the army took power five years ago. preliminary results show that the phalang pracharat party won about half a million more votes than the main opposition. stock markets have fallen sharply over fears of an economic slowdown. the yield curve results indicated a global slump.

perhaps only seven celsius in aberdeen and newcastle.ime when the clocks change on saturday night into sunday morning and we move into british summertime. well, on the day the uk was supposed to leave the eu, we'll leave you now with some of the key events and images from the past three years. the british people have spoken, and the answer is we are out. it has been more than 1,000 days since the uk voted to leave the eu. it was a result that changed the political landscape, and ushered in a new prime minister who promised to respect the will of the people. brexit means brexit, and we are going to make a success of it. but success isn't so easily earned. she's faced rebellions at home... i have never felt more ashamed to be a member of a conservative party. ..and isolation and resistance in europe. i have been wondering what the special place in hell looks like for those who promoted brexit without even a sketch of a plan how to carry it. her deal has been rejected twice. the noes have it. unlock. the noes have it. we cannot sign up to t

in the scottish premiership, leaders celtic drew 0—0 with aberdeen.their victory over hamilton. west bromwich albion have sacked manager darren moore after yesterday's 1—1 draw against bottom side ipswich. the baggies are currently fourth in the championship but the board say they've taken the decision after a run of poor results left them nine points off the automatic promotion places. meanwhile, a crowd of almost 16,000 turned up to watch blackpool‘s game against southend in league one. that's after the end of the oyston family's controversial ownership of the club. the game ended 2—2 with blackpool getting an injury time equaliser to spark mass celebrations at bloomfield road. matthew fitzpatrick has a one—shot lead over rory mcilroy going into the final round at the arnold palmer invitational in florida. fitzpatrick, who is looking for his first pga tour title, has dropped just three shots so far at bay hill. he produced a bogey—free five under 67 to take the lead. but mcilroy is on the charge. the northern irishman had been seven back overnight b