i think for me, i had alex pat to look up to from a - alex pat to look up to from a scottish perspective forjoining us on sports day. and that's it from us. you can of course get the latest on the bbc sport website. thanks for watching. hello, radical and cherry first half of the week before things turn a little warmer as we head into the jubilee weekend. —— a cool and showery first—half of the week. plenty of showers around, some thundery, even this evening across parts of eastern england, low—pressure sitting across is at the moment and it will be into tomorrow, so showers will pop again. many times when you have showers by day they will fade into the night but through the night for parts of england and wales, they will be showers. drieracross england and wales, they will be showers. drier across scotland that some showers affecting parts of the western isles overnight. temperatures widely in single figures, a few spots with clear spells in north—east scotland will end up close to freezing by the morning, may be a touch of frost around. tomorrow, the outbreaks of rain in the western is

pat sajak. >> 3? >> alex trebek!> jimmy: hold on a minute, alex trebek passed away 18 months ago, my moves aren't as good as a deceased game show host? pat sajak? no offense, pat's only move is this, spinning the wheel. [ laughter ] i've never been so insulted in my whole life. in new york yesterday, the end of an era, really. the last pay phone in manhattan was carried into space. [ laughter ] pay phones are weird. this is something we're going to have to explain to our kids. it's why superman now has to change clothes in the middle of the street. [ laughter ] there are no more pay phones. i guess the city started getting rid of them in 2015. they replaced them with wi-fi hot spots, which is an upgrade. pay phones were disgusting. it's like they removed all the rats and replaced them with golden retrievers. [ laughter ] it's an upgrade. payphones were the last place in america where you could call your bail bondsman and get lip herpes at the same time. [ laughter ] now they're gone. what's next? are people supposed

alex. most compound is sort of why the arab resistance weakening, those that wants purported to be strong defenders of the palestinian cause. pat, it's not so committed anymore. this clearly change among some are leaderships and countries that are afraid of their governments and rulers just continue the ability to stay on power and therefore cling to external support mainly from the united states. and now, increasingly from israel, these are countries that are essentially being de sovereign eyes. they're losing their sovereignty and they can't make decisions about the defense equipment they want to buy and where they get their water, where they get their food without getting the approval of either the israeli or the american government funds to do so. and therefore, they're clearly as a decline in them supporting the call by a few of the overwhelming majority of our people which is repeatedly affirmed and public supports. the people in support state fair to say resolution or a single jewish is where they are in power and through and stay there. but they can't say there is occupier, the state and the palestinians must have their

alex burns. on january 6th, an enraged lindsay graham called pat cipollone, that he if he didn't denounce the mobmove trump from office. after they evacuated lindsay graham expressed optimism that the riot could become a turning point. people will say i don't want to be associated with that, end quote. there will be a rallying effect for a while. graham suggested biden was the right man at the time and now mad can you be at joe biden? >> i'm not alarmed by calling trump skinny and good at golf. i'm alarmed about this, because for me, i thought the 25th amendment was a moment to exhale. i worked at the white house and whatever comes out is the tip of the iceberg in the mayhem. what was coming out when the op ed was published and it was miles taylor and they saw what we saw. i wonder, harry littman if you take these statements and examine these witnesses under oath in any sort of probe into what the people who had first hand knowledge of what trump was doing and saying if they at some point have to testify to these kind of statements. their true observations on january 6th and their true conversati

alex or mos compounds. tension has been high in recent weeks. falling incursions by far right. ultra nationalists, jewish groups inside the compounds and similar scenes in baghdad, where worshippers pat mosques in iraqi capital, security forces on high alert to prevent attacks during the holiday period. those are the headlines coming up next on al jazeera. it's inside story stay with us. talked to al jazeera, we, what is the time table in your mind? when do you think that you are, can be off of russian gas? we listen when i've seen and played football with the refugee, i look at them and they're happy smile. and we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. on the global panoramic has thrown trials, immunization programs into k. all legal cases are up to 80 percent that your other preventable diseases are also reading fast. so what should be done to put childhood vaccination back on track? this isn't like, ah, ah, hello and welcome to the program. i'm getting you navigate them for the past 2 years. the world has focus its attention on battling over 19, but that's disruptive prevention and treatment programs for other diseases. millions of children have misse

pat toomey is retiring, which means this is the democrats' best chance to make gains in the senate. lieutenant governor john fetorman currently leads the race against congressman connor lam, malcolm kenyatta and alex khalil. did fetterman's stroke change the calculus for voters? and what about the black vote? his opponents insist black voters haven't been adequately polled. on the right, there are seven candidates looming over all of them is donald trump. one in three gop ads aired here mentioned donald trump. and as charlie matthiasson put it, there are few states as deeply infect by donald trump's election fraud lie. the gop leaders are mehmet oz, cathy barnett and dave mccormick. trump picked oz, but there's concern trump picked wrong. laura ingram went to call the endorsement a mistake. that might be because cathy barnett is being heralded as the opponent most like donald trump. she saw a last-minute surge in the polls. she's most like trump but the party isn't thrilled. we'll get to why in a moment, and why those same folks are very worried, if not angry about the race here. the gubernatorial race. right now, doug maestano is out way ahead, someone they say is unelectable. runninger if primar