lots alison stewart and friends.ng up on the show afternoon, including the chancellor set to chancellor jeremy hunt is set to lay his spring budget the lay out his spring budget to the house commons this week. be house of commons this week. be discussing that and more. but let's have at the let's have a look at the weather. i'm craig . and weather. hello, i'm craig. and here's your latest forecast from the metservice. well, the week ahead look like it's going ahead does look like it's going to be unsettled uk. risk to be unsettled across uk. risk of further and snow well of some further and snow as well especially the northern half of the during first part of the country during first part of the country during first part of the but for the rest of the week. but for the rest of sunday we do actually have milder across most of the uk. cold air just really just holding across very far north holding on across very far north of the country. but this smile that come with a of that does come with a lot of rain and band of r

so now it's back to alison stewart and friends. tatiana, thank you very much indeed.ry much indeed . duke of sussex. harry indeed. duke of sussex. harry will be part in a live q&a with members of the public to promote his memoir. i'll spare in an intimate event on quotes living with and personal healing, joining in that discussion is dr. gaber motty, who is a holocaust and trauma expert and. the daily mail is not alone in putting the boot into him today defended corbyn hamas terrorist states all drugs should be legalised says and will want talked in intimate about princes at childhood . just another of at childhood. just another of harry not getting good advice or getting advice and ignoring it. yes think you do have to question why this particular matt who is a former was chosen by the sussex team and penguin random house to do this q&a with the duke of sussex clearly the prince is no longer working member of the royal family and he has to make his own commercial decisions now. and perhaps it was that because he is a trauma expert , they can is a trauma expert, they

now you're watching and listening to alison stewart and listening to alison stewart and friends withnd friends with me, angela rippon, we've got an awful lot more coming up on today's program. a week is a long time in politics and this week is no different . home secretary is in different. home secretary is in rwanda this weekend in her visit to the african in the role that she said the first asylum seekers could reach the country by summer. we'll have all the with our political reporter next. but first let's take a look at what the weather's this weekend. hello there i'm greg dewhurst and welcome our latest broadcast from the met office we will see rain or showers over next few days. increasing winds, particularly in the west. temperatures around average for the time of year. looking at the bigger picture, sunday's high pressure moves out of the pressure system moves out of the way to be replaced by low way only to be replaced by low pressure, which outbreaks pressure, which means outbreaks of rain , strong winds. winds of rain, strong winds. the winds really up by the middle really

alison stewart and it's time. alison stewart and friends . friends. all right.you very much indeed. all right. thank you very much indeed . a very good afternoon to indeed. a very good afternoon to all of you. and today we focus on the budget and especially on pensions, on child care and on corporation . jeremy, how is corporation. jeremy, how is budgets of big deals economically and politically and when you see that they reduce prime minister's questions to a warm up act. well, you get my drift. budgets address what the government plans to spend its money on our money that is and how they intend to pay for it. they also the political weather for the following few months and in this case that it takes us perilously close to the general election makes it even more interesting. but it's also prompting a few days of open debate when backbenchers on all sides can hail their heroes or put the boot in while . the scene put the boot in while. the scene was set by the chancellor's growth speech just a few weeks ago. a return to growth , he ago. a return to growth, he sa

it's back to alison stewart and friends . to alison stewart and friends. you very much indeed. let's return to our top story now with the budget just a couple of weeks away before jeremy hunt addresses the house of commons and. of course the rest of us, because it will be covered live across all broadcasting outlets. i'm sure. including here at gb news with full analysis on this it's a major event in the political calendar but it's also a major eventin calendar but it's also a major event in the economic calendar and has a direct and immediate impact on the economic prospects of the country at and all of us as individuals. of the country at and all of us as individuals . we're mulling as individuals. we're mulling over what he may or may not have planned for us to improve the economy and hopefully seek growth. we want to hear from you on what you want and what you most. those of you who are on the front line trying to hold a business together or , trying to business together or, trying to hold your own budgets together from those who are, of course, the ba

you're watching listening to alison stewart be friends.is afternoon, including the largest in the largest dog competition in the crufts, draws hundreds, thousands of spectators each yeah thousands of spectators each year. we'll be speaking to someone is competing and following in her grandfather's footsteps . but first let's bring footsteps. but first let's bring you up to date with the weather. hello i'm great you host and welcome to your latest broadcast from the met office. we'll see rain and hail. snow pushing northeast through the next 24 hours or so, turning breezy, but mother is returning the atlantic and we can see that in the bigger we can see the oranges and to creep in from and starting to creep in from the south—west the blues being shunted as we through shunted away as we head through later sunday into the beginning of next week . but does it last? of next week. but does it last? well, we'll in the through well, we'll see in the through the rest of the saturday evening, we can see that band of rain across parts of northern ire

i'm angela rippon and i'm sitting in for alison stewart this afternoon and indeed, for the next 2 hoursre on tv radio stories that really radio with stories that really matter all over the country and we've certainly got plenty coming . and strikes coming up. more and more strikes are planned the country and it's not just the trains the passport is now getting ready to strike for an incredible five weeks. so how does this affect

i'm sitting in for my very good friend alison stewart today.any on tv and with the stories that really matter to you. so plenty coming up this afternoon, tomorrow mps will debate and vote on the all important and controversial illegal migration bill. despite backlash when it sailed through the commons. plus, we'll get the very latest on the meltdown at the bbc over gary and the chancellor will lay out his spring budget this week . can we

alison stewart on the car but i find now the evenings especially they're going for a younger audience then and we like i mean we well the ken bruce to be there you know in the mornings for us and everything like that i just think they're not looking at it sensibly and they're thinking the new audience is a young audience, which i do think it is. i think the old audience is still there. mm mm. there we go. we have to wrap we've got to go say thank you to both of you. and we will do more papers in the next and a mickleover. christopher biggins, see christopher biggins, we'll see you after. i'm just you just after. i'm just thinking it's gary davies who takes ken bruce today. takes over from ken bruce today. and davies , as i can and gary davies, as i can remember when gary davies was the young thing on really. remember when gary davies was the young thing on really . yeah. the young thing on really. yeah. ooh, davies . ooh. gary ooh, gary davies. ooh. gary davies. who gary. how much longer is he? grady how much younger is he than probably about ten years i would imagine. i would imagine