i and it seems we have lost alistair, alistair, well, then that would have been such a an interesting answer. no doubt to that question, but we have to leave it there. that was alistair, well, man, there pops, will get him back. meanwhile, the leader of russia's wagner mercenary group, says it has made further advances in the ukrainian city of box lieut, reaching the river that divides the city center. earlier this week that now claimed it had captured the eastern part of the city ukrainian president milady. mister lensky has vowed to keep fighting amid fears that the fall of the city could lead to further russian gains in the east ukrainian tanks. on the outskirts of buck moot, determined to see off any further russian advances despite rushing gains in the east of the city, the fight for control continues. reward the year as power motivation. we are fighting until we achieve victory through what we need victory, not only piece your call it extra technology, cheaper to water pottery. marty on saturday. russian media released this footage. nicholas, which is all reporting to show the d

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alistair, who king's coronation.e, liberating him, a journalist and described career as the best in the world. he's looking forward to spending more time with his family, animals and charities due to his heart. and while he deserves to bow out after exemplary career . and after exemplary career. and finally, the £10 in your pocket is smaller. the bank of england will save millions in production costs claim it's what the public not everyone thinks . it's not everyone thinks. it's a change for the better to coin a phrase. good evening and welcome . the first election debate over . the first election debate over . the past 50 years there have been numerous attempts get the leaders of the three biggest political parties to debate with each other during. an election tonight history in the making. good afternoon welcome. i'm alistair stewart and i will be with you for the next 3 hours joining me old friends and but mostly i hope you. 25 minutes to seven and buckingham palace has indeed confirmed in the last few that her ma

alistair, who king's coronation.g him, a journalist and described career as the best in the world. he's looking forward to spending more time with his family, animals and charities due to his heart. and while he deserves to bow out after exemplary career . and after exemplary career. and finally, the £10 in your pocket is smaller. the bank of england will save millions in production costs claim it's what the public not everyone thinks . it's not everyone thinks. it's a change for the better to coin a phrase. good evening and welcome . the first election debate over . the first election debate over . the past 50 years there have been numerous attempts get the leaders of the three biggest political parties to debate with each other during. an election tonight history in the making. good afternoon welcome. i'm alistair stewart and i will be with you for the next 3 hours joining me old friends and but mostly i hope you. 25 minutes to seven and buckingham palace has indeed confirmed in the last few that her majesty queen

as they can from on and off the track to help make decisions which could change the results, and alistair the wheel of a formula 1 car is a privilege. driving the fastest car in the world, the adrenaline rush is so high. it's a privilege because there are more than 1000 people working on our team. i'm the guy that is at the axis. the feeling of speed and the g—force you feel at the corners, due to the speed you are carrying, it is so satisfying.

us thanks, alistair. good afternoon. it's 1:01. thanks, alistair. good afternoon. it's1:01.as a mass boycott by sports presenters after gary lineker was forced to step back from match of the day. the will go ahead tonight, but and pundits including alan shearer and ian wright have backed out. meanwhile, the bbc has been forced to cancel today's football focus and final score after presenters alex scott and jason said they won't appear. scott and jason said they won't appear . five scott and jason said they won't appear. five live has also seen . it comes after the broadcaster ruled that a tweet by lineker criticising the government's asylum policy was in breach of its guidelines. a kmet is the former head of religion and ethics at the bbc. he told us it's complicated situation . he it's complicated situation. he has a number of employers and so can the bbc really its particular perspective on social media policy , on somebody who is media policy, on somebody who is a freelancer. if he was full time member of staff at the bbc, i think there would be a different conversation.

as they can from on and off the track to help make decisions which could change the results, and alistairne has been given exclusive access to the alpine f1 team to find out how they race. being behind the wheel of a formula 1 car is a privilege. driving the fastest car in the world, the adrenaline rush is so high. it's a privilege because there are more than 1000 people working on our team. i'm the guy that is at the axis. the feeling of speed and the g—force you feel at the corners, due to the speed you are carrying, it is so satisfying. what do you make of the car that has been unveiled behind us? i think it looks beautiful. in terms of evolution, i am more interested in the changes and tweaks which have been done on that car compared to last year's. the front wing, the back of the car, which the engineers have changed to improve the performance, so we need to get it to the track. every single team though is doing the same thing, they are all trying to push their cars and technology and everything, does it really just level the playing field, or can you get a competitive edge? you can

alright, alistair wellman. there thank you so much for sharing your insights with us police in moldova say they half are foiled. a plot by groups of russian backed actors who were especially trained to cause mass unrest during a protest of the capitol history. no. more than 50 people were arrested. almost half of them minus the protest was the latest of many in recent weeks, against the pro western president my asunder on the moldova, and government pro russian forces have been resurgent in moldova, since russia attacked neighboring ukraine. more than a year ago, thousands of russian troops stationed in the separatist, moldova region of trans nestea in the countries east. not only with both 2 journalists, diana papa, who is in the mold and capital kiss now. and she told us more about the protest there. between 4 and 5000 of people have covered in the very center of you should know and asking the government to see all of that deal for their winter moms. but these are just the top of the iceberg along that a resi

i got see, the longer they are, they said on a lot or imaging audio we for remain, took care are alistair not coming when a shorter the bicycle shanie comedy article, or girl barley. i develop a strategy to undermine each of those pillars the, the least, the, the song or the religious institutions, the workers, whatever. every organization. and as they weaken and start to collapse, the government will collapse. which team of deny which is about the cause you ought to aqua sliced boy on our co garrison, destroy mission. want to rise on protest. restate them the post forever. we said probably manageable. faculty always give us protest. ah, ah, with with ah. mm hm. it's impossible to orchestrates a revolution without some popular base, but equally, i'm convinced that it's impossible to organize investments into this kind without very professional organization. the final goal of these team revolutions is to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. the people's movement, which is certainly real, which is based on the protest against rising food prices, rising unemploy

k, yet i got see the lawndale, they are a set on a lot of imaging audio refer remain to care our alistair, not coming when i saw the follicle shanie comedy article or global, i develop a strategy to undermine each of those pillars. the police, the, the, the song are the religious institutions, the workers, whatever. every organization. and as they weaken and start to collapse, the government will collapse which team of deny which is about the cause you want to occupy the story. or now comparison destroy mission, want to rise on protest. restate them both for reset, probably manageable faculty over your boss, protest ah mm o. possible to orchestrates a revolution without some pillar base. but equally, i'm convinced that it's impossible to organize a mess, moves into this kind without very professional organization. the final goal of these steam revolutions is to ensure that there are no independent players in the world anymore. the people's movement, which is certainly real, which is based on a protest against rising food prices rising on employment of national security state. that process

give us an exit alistair, to do that. i got my, my, your thought of i got my pen. oh, no. oh oh, who? yeah. like gardening. ah, nicole, my moms about going on g. like when they came in for me know moms about couldn't go gallant calling muscle. so i'm going look about him up. gonna dig donkey job or pulled the hair cow. scurvy action. ha ah no, no, no the what victor 97. you know what, you know, what the class, you know what i was mute ahmad. well, you know, i'm on board again because i'm not audio by you. good. i just give, well, office. it's never didn't even look, i'd be able to go. so we'll wonder whether was there's only had to play not wanting to have the other cheverly thought. park people like go over, i come out then a yoga about it, so go good girl mini mom only mid in one megabyte. honda uncle, any data? so i think i would check to you guys about the t gather, which to me what to john walker to come to think i will stop. i got it. i got home from school to pension idea, teacher of the rule, which i do always. i think it was great these that i did the mobile jaga.

goalkeeper to the sixth painful one and won back two goals, volkov and gusev scored, but in the end , alistairred into an empty net, 64 victories of minsk dynamo betting on the belarusian club could increase the bank by 7 1/2 times. the relay baton is better than the team of the west was intercepted by the champion of the east in the derby of tatarstan ak bars unexpectedly stepped on the petrochemist of nizhnekamsk at the last moment jumped on the bandwagon and decided to stop on this for me in the away game in kazan already in the starting period. they upset timur twice, pavel of order and andrei chevelev were whitewashed. ak bars won back one goal. at the beginning of the second twenty minutes. halif sold most of the third segment. how gorlitsky once again sold an extra player from the owners of the new wirths. again, a bunch of chivels worked 3.2 neftekhimik sensationally wins in kazan on the success of the guests there was a very tempting coefficient of 3.7 and from our side the opponent has a lot of combination of scoring situations, that is, everything that is needed and, of course, over

as they can from on and off the track to help make decisions which could change the results, and alistair has been given exclusive access to the alpine f1 team to find out how they race. being behind the wheel of a formula 1 car is a privilege. driving the fastest car in the world, the adrenaline rush is so high. it's a privilege because there are more than 1000 people working on our team. i'm the guy that's being granted the axis. that feeling of speed and the g—force you feel through the corners, due to the speed you are carrying, it is just so satisfying. what do you make of the car that's being unveiled behind us? well, i think it looks beautiful. in terms of evolution, i'm more interested in the changes and tweaks which have been done on that car compared to last year's. the front wing, the back of the car, which the engineers have changed to improve the performance, so we need to get it to the track and see how it behaves. i guess every single team though is doing the same thing, they are all trying to push their cars and technology and everything, does it reallyjust level the playi

well, thank you very , alistair. very good to be very, alistair.k . and a good question. so i back. and a good question. so i suppose what we're looking at there is a three legged stool. so rafe has talked very eloquently about the sovereignty issue and katherine's talk very eloquently about the politics and to do and what we're trying to do bnng and what we're trying to do bring that the trade and bring to that the trade and business part of it, the other leg of the stool. so we're here at the alliance party conference today at today in northern ireland, at stormont and just just we engage with the party conferences with all the party conferences here represent our here just to represent our members, sure that members, make sure that politicians understand politicians here understand what business and issues business is concerned and issues are. suppose we're is are. i suppose what we're is that a right across the that there's a right across the piece there's a sort of a pausing to see have we got something that addresses the problems that busines

saying explosive device is helping discover it, hidden across the area. ukrainian group designated alistair risk by russia has claimed responsibility for the incident. it's leader was previously known to be with fidelity. and also i had on the pro.

there was no deposit insurance at all, and on monday morning alistair darling announced that all depositse difference with northern rock, actually people stood outside the banks, lined up to try and get their money out. the worry here, certainly don't want to spread panic, but what we learned in 2008 was banks in florida were connected to banks in london and germany and japan and everywhere else in the world, so the worry is this is a domino that will develop. just recently, professor, will this impact the trajectory now of interest rates? as you say, the governor of the central bankin the governor of the central bank in the united states, jay powell, will have to discuss the situation this weekend. the thinking was that rates would continue to rise.— continue to rise. markets are already pricing _ continue to rise. markets are already pricing in _ continue to rise. markets are already pricing in rate - continue to rise. markets are already pricing in rate cuts i already pricing in rate cuts later in the years. it looks certainly that most of the things the fed have been saying are unlike

today, but his match of the day colleague ian wright won't be appearing either in solidarity, and alistairho has a podcast with gary lineker�*s production company, also thinks this is wrong. i think this decision is driven by an utterly craven political cowardice at the top of the bbc, and that is what has led to gary lineker... and this thing about stepping backwards, let's be absolutely frank about this, gary has been, it has been made clear to gary lineker, he is not presenting match of the day because he's not toeing the line. it's not the first time gary lineker has broken bbc guidelines, but last time, he wasjust reminded of his responsibilities. now, it's rather more serious. the bbc said he is second to none as a sports presenter, but he should keep away from political controversies. the bbc�*s director—general, tim davie, gave his reaction. director—general, hello, if gary lineker breached | the guidelines, why didn't you sack him? _ well, i think we always look to make proportionate action, and that's what we've done. but have you just kicked it further down the line? - aren't yo

disruption of the bbc�*s sports coverage continues, let's take a listen to radio 5 live�*s commentator, alistair way today, i just want to reiterate what we said ahead of our football coverage yesterday. i know you'll all appreciate this is a difficult time for bbc sport and for all those that work in the department, and we hope it all gets resolved as soon as possible. it's been a very difficult decision to make. personally, i can assure you it has not been taken lightly. but i'm a bbc staff member. i'm a radio commentator for this station. and just like yesterday, we are here to provide our football service to you, our audience. with me now is paul armstrong, former editor of match of the day so you obviously use to edit the programme, what do you make of all that has happened? it’s programme, what do you make of all that has happened?— that has happened? it's awful, it is really sad- — that has happened? it's awful, it is really sad- i _ that has happened? it's awful, it is really sad. i always _ that has happened? it's awful, it is really sad. i always regard - that has happened? it's awful,

k. recently, and alistair would provide key f with 14 of those vehicles. and the video shows a black, a needle like a rounds with a tanks as well. we'll get these pictures here. these are depleted uranium shelves . you environment program has described depleted uranium as a quote, chemically in a radio logically toxic heavy metal yellow and the u. k confirmed that it would send the controversial weapons soon to the conflict in ukraine. alongside our granting of a squadron of challenger to mean battle tanks to ukraine will be providing ammunition including armor piercing rounds, which contain depleted uranium. if the shock, this is a step towards a serious build up of escalations statements by western colleagues that it's ok, nothing is forbidden. we don't violate in the conventions, but we all remember what consequences the use of depleted uranium supplies lead to in yugoslavia, iraq were tens of thousands of civilians and military personnel suffered from the use of this ammunition. the u. k isn't alone and providing training to ukrainian troops. of course

alistair bruce—ball reports.ium with a drive that flew into the bottom corner and trained the players and fans of any belief in the improbable comeback. finally enough the goal came after him mr absolute sitter over the range with only the goalkeeper to beat. he is human after all. goalkeeper to beat. he is human afterall. bruno goalkeeper to beat. he is human after all. bruno fernandes avoided a booking which means he is available for the first leg of the quarter—final is manchester united look to go and lift the trophy they only one once before in 2017. tennis, and world number one iga swiatek is through to the semi—finals of the indian wells open in california. the defending champion beat romania�*s sorana cirstea 6—2, 6—3 in an hour and 20 minutes, and remains on course to become the first woman to retain her title at indian wells since martina navratilova back in 1991. swiatek will now face elena rybakina. the reigning wimbledon champion and number 10 seed from kazakhstan was taken to three sets by the unsee

no deposit insurance at all and on monday morning alistair darling announced all deposits within northern the danger with northern rock was people were stood outside the banks, lined up to try to get their money out so the worry here is hopefully it won't happen and we certainly don't want to spread panic but what we learned in 2008 was banks in florida were connected to banks in london and in germany and injapan and everywhere else in the world so the worry is that this is a domino that will develop. irate domino that will develop. we need to absolutely dogma crosstalk.— need to absolutely dogma crosstalk. , , , crosstalk. this briefly, will this impact — crosstalk. this briefly, will this impact the _ crosstalk. this briefly, will this impact the trajectory - crosstalk. this briefly, will| this impact the trajectory now of interest rates because as you say the governor of the central bank in the usjay powell is going to have to discuss this situation this weekend. discuss this situation this weekend-— discuss this situation this weekend. ~ ., , ., weekend. the thinking was that rates wo

alistair bruce—ball reports.appear. magistrate united fans will never forget that. but it was the ideal way to get a promising season back on track. marcus rashford laid down the marker by smashing his 26 goal of the season in only the 26th minute. they were punished with a brilliantly driven equaliser. the second half was a different story. anthony curled in a beauty to get back in front. bruno fernandez headed home the third in response to his critics after the buckle at anfield. they celebrated wildly as the snowflakes fell. manchester united certainly put some of the wrongs right with this showing, and it puts them in every position at this time. corinne diacre has been sacked as the head coach of the france women's team just four months ahead of the world cup. her departure after six years in charge follows reports of disagreements within the squad. a number of players, including captain wendie renard, said they wouldn't play for france at the world cup while diacre remained in charge. golf, and chad ramey o

disruption of the bbc�*s sports coverage continues, let's take a listen to radio 5 live�*s commentator, alistaire football gets under way today, ijust want to reiterate what we said ahead of our football coverage yesterday. i know you'll all appreciate this is a difficult time for bbc sport and for all those that work in the department, and we hope it all gets resolved as soon as possible. it's been a very difficult decision to make personally. i can assure you it has not been taken lightly. but i'm a bbc staff member. i'm a radio commentator for this station. and just like yesterday, we are here to provide our football service to you, our audience. paul armstrong is a former editor of the bbc�*s match of the day programme. this was his reflection on this week's news. i think it's just the lack of consistency and the lack of clear guidelines. i always understood it that, if you didn't work in news, nobody wants huw edwards giving his political opinions, obviously, we all understand that. however, there is much more latitude, i'm pretty sure that's written in the guidelines, if you work... i thin

she's been talking to alistair durden. yes! well done!it. i hope it encourages more females to come into coaching, football, different roles. she is a trailblazer in the men's professional game. a former player herself she worked at non—league level while gaining her professional coaching badges. it hasn't always been easy. when i started the only role a female could do in football would be a medic or sports therapist. i used to walk in with a male colleague and he will be in charge. it is changing. a woman in football and it event for 600 delegates and 100 speakers of females working in football. it's across the game. the football league says it is committed to having more diversity in terms of gender and race. and hannah has praised forest green for taking a lead. football traditionally has been scared to do things any other way than how they have always done it. i'll employ this person because that's the way of always done it. they coach the same way when they were coached as players. the fact that they renamed the road another way is

sir alistair graham still with— there. sir alistair graham still with me _ there.ittee things when he gives evidence to them. i think they've been very fair to him, they've been very fair to him, they've come to a conclusion that given the situation he was in in downing street, he could not have known that the rules were being broken. let's briefly run through what he said. i believe it vindicates me, is what he finished saying. he described his life as prime minister, talking about what you do what civil servants tell you, they move you from meeting to meeting. he said i believed implicitly they were within the rules, no one told me before or after anything different. in his mind, he was saying, i was moved from a to event, had no reason to think they broke any rules, no one told me. there is no evidence, he described it as an astonishing gap in evidence presented. he said the reason there was no evidence was because i believed implicitly that they work within the rules. he gives a bad view of prime ministers also i only do what i'm told to do by civil servants. a

today, but his match of the day colleague ian wright will not be appearing either in solidarity and alistairwith gary lineker�*s production company thinks it is wrong. i with gary lineker's production company thinks it is wrong. i think this decision _ company thinks it is wrong. i think this decision is _ company thinks it is wrong. i think this decision is driven _ company thinks it is wrong. i think this decision is driven by _ company thinks it is wrong. i think this decision is driven by political. this decision is driven by political cowardice at the top of the bbc and this thing about stepping backwards, let�*s be absolutely frank about this, gary has been, it has been made clear to gary lineker, he is not presenting much of the day because he is not toeing the line. it is not the first time gary lineker has broken bbc guidelines but last time, he was just reminded of his responsibilities. now, it is rather more serious. the bbc said he is second to none as a sports presenter, but he should keep away from political controversies. so gary lineker thought it was all blowing away yesterd

and he was looking forward to presenting this weekend, one of those furious with the bbc is alistaircompany. i lineker's production company. i think this decision is driven ljy think this decision is driven by an utterly craven craven political cowardice at the top of the bbc and that is what has led to gary lineker and this thing about you know stepping backwards, let's be frank about this, gary has been pretty made clear to gary lineker i would imagine he's not going to be preventing —— presenting match of the day because he is not topping the line. ., ~' because he is not topping the line. ., ~ ., ., line. he would like to deal with this _ line. he would like to deal with this but _ line. he would like to deal with this but gary - line. he would like to deal with this but gary lineker| line. he would like to deal. with this but gary lineker has shown he will not be silenced and he is not bound by the strict rules covering news but there is a clause saying if you have a high profile there is an extra responsibility. ii have a high profile there is an extra responsibility.— extra re

no, not alistair. and i think . no, not alistair. and i think.the interesting thing about this budget, there'll be many interesting things is, is it going to be the chancellor as jeremy hunt, who is you were pointing out is second lord the of the treasury or the first order of the treasury, the prime minister. and it's always very interesting where prime minister has been a chancellor like gordon brown because know all prime ministers stick with what they know best. so in the same way theresa may was a home secretary prime minister and bofis secretary prime minister and boris johnson was a city who prime minister so pretty sunak is really at the moment he needs to move away from it actually, but he's a chance so it's going be fascinating who who is taking the big decisions . but look it's the big decisions. but look it's going to be a very budget . their going to be a very budget. their eyes are on one prize only. and thatis eyes are on one prize only. and that is the general election , that is the general election, the end of next year. and givin

as they can from on and off the track to help make decisions which could change the results, and alistairn exclusive access to the alpine f1 team to find out how they race. alpine f1 team to find out how they race-— they race. being behind the wheel of — they race. being behind the wheel of a _ they race. being behind the wheel of a formula - they race. being behind the wheel of a formula 1 - they race. being behind the wheel of a formula 1 car- they race. being behind the wheel of a formula 1 car is. they race. being behind the | wheel of a formula 1 car is a privilege. driving the fastest car in the world, the adrenaline rush is so high. is adrenaline rush is so high. is a privilege because there are more than 1000 people working on our team, more than 1000 people working on ourteam, and i'm more than 1000 people working on our team, and i'm the guy thatis on our team, and i'm the guy that is at the axis. the feeling of speed and the geforce you feel at the corners, due to the speed of your car, it is so satisfying. what you make of the card that has been unveiled behind us? i has been

and there on the front stage gorbunov and alistair came out with accurate throws by this minute.2 tv channel belarus 5 shows a series between ska and minsk in full confrontation. in the first round will last up to 4 victories of one of the clubs. dynamo can take an important victoria on foreign ice the second match on march 3rd. it continues to delight our young athletes at the international winter games. children of asia in kuzbass the fourth competitive day and in six disciplines there was belarusian interest, so skaters began to compete in lida palace, and our polina sivets won silver polina sivets showed the second result at a distance of 1.500 m. and the current belarusian 2 minutes 13 seconds gold did not happen due to a small technical marriage, but tomorrow polina runs her signature distance of 3 km. in principle, yes, ice suits us. uh, we survived as much as we could. here is a small glitch that prevented us from fighting for the first place. well, i will say that the competition among girls at this age in russia is very big, we have a medal anyway. we will try to have h

alistair rivers overwhelmed these systems come in. they have a frontal passage.you clear out. you dry out. this creek's have a chance to come down and we don't kid yourself and we had the heavy rain at time today. extreme rainfall rates in cases yesterday, too, and that's that will get you a quick rises on strange, but if you get a couple of days which we're going to get starting tomorrow, a couple of dry days you can do it. you can do it all winter long and we've seen that happen before. so good storms really good storms for us and in the mountains just off the charts. the only downside of the mountains right now is that these are the overnight lows is that the snow levels are so low . they're down there, right. 2000 ft. something like that. so your resources are running thin in terms of snowplows because you're usually just snowing above blue canyon or not plowing above blue county. but now you're plowing down in auburn and down and you know, and places in the foothills all the paradise and friends up there to gut snow plowing the roads up there, which is not a

the images by artist alistair barford , who also alistair barford, who also painted the late queen andl actually, i like my dad , as well actually, i like my dad, as you know, paints. and i've done these and lots of paintings with me in. but they're not like formal portraits that hang on the wall. they're just, you know, pictures of me with a baby bottle was. all right, bottle before he was. all right, i'll my mum to send i'll get my mum to send a picture, and it's a side or bust . i knew that was coming anyway. look we're this look we're asking you this morning, you're waking up to this sad news and so many this sad news and like so many lovely touching tributes, you really o'grady close really help pull o'grady close to your please keep to your heart. please keep sending your thoughts, sending in your thoughts, your reactions to the news that we're waking up. it's just a shock for everybody involved, and we'll try to reflect that throughout the programme . so our top story the programme. so our top story this morning, the tv presenter and comedian paul o'grady has died at the age of

you you wonderfully had alistair on this alistair barford on this morning's breakfast with morning's he, of stephen isabel. and he, of course, the new artist that course, is the new artist that commissioned the beautiful portrait with portrait of king charles with a suit, no pomp and ceremony , no suit, no pomp and ceremony, no military regroups and no clue crown anything. and he looked like a man who looks very comfortable in his skin, i have to say. and him with camilla have shown a lovely side to their both the relation ship and to the future of the monarchy in this country. whatever that may be. i'm sure your viewers will have lots of views on that, but also is quite nice to touch on the historical significance of charles's background on germany. of course, his father was born in greece, but spoke fluent german because he was german. he was educated in france and germany . so i was educated in france and germany. so i think it'd be really nice for him just to go back. and he's fluent in german as well. not that they say. not quite. he only got to speak for 8 minutes out of the 23

mount hamilton's snow now pushing south looks like it's in san martin on its way to gilroy, alistair, but that's it fifties on the temps, lingering rain clearing for most, the allies already talked about it. mostly sunny. a little bit of a breeze will keep it cool here forties on the temps almost 50, though in the city and sfo, san carlos is 48. so the napa airports 48 now all attention goes to the west. the key is the high in the gulf of alaska. western canada is going to block everything. so now that the low that's been off the pacific northwest is going to start drawing and moisture here and these series of systems will come underneath and they are much warmer, much wetter now, not much left in the way of anything today. watch what happens tomorrow takes us into friday. those are some hefty totals there. five inches of ben lomond maybe three inches. santa rosa would be about 5 to 6 in the russian river. same for nevada if they get two and a quarter 4.5 5 around mount tamil pious. it's snow day. winter storm warning goes till 10 o'clock. but now the key will be the rising snow. that

alistair, thank you for inviting me on. we went sleepwalking all week, i think with the budget .he budget. but i just want to show you . you'll see it was to show you. you'll see it was for the benefit of the viewers. this publication , farmers this publication, farmers guardian, which showed mr. sunak saying effectively i would lead pro farming government. that was in august. now, 12 months ago, i was on gb news and injury with and rachel sweeney and i said when andrew rishi sunak was of the exchequer that he did nothing in the last budget farming and they've done nothing . you know, the whole set up of uk farming been a disaster. we agreed to leave the eu in 2016 with a democratic vote and since then the government has done nothing . it has done is cut. cut nothing. it has done is cut. cut cut. what we're seeing now is that this year farmers are going to be losing between 55% or up to be losing between 55% or up to 55% of their basic system . to 55% of their basic system. and then next year, it's going to be between 55 and 75. and then it finishes at the worst time in country's

you know did everyone know last week his connections to alistair campbell? i don't think they did.racking story in the observer. plus, have we fallen of love with john lewis ? a lot more with john lewis? a lot more topics to come . grass as well. topics to come. grass as well. have you got it? we'll discuss that don't go anywhere . and it's the papers more front page reaction from my all star panel. page reaction from my all star panel . hot off the press. we panel. hot off the press. we have the observer and here's what they're leading with . i'm what they're leading with. i'm just going to load it right now. and here it is, john sutton makes a last ditch to discredit, probe partygate legal team's attack on the role of sue gray , attack on the role of sue gray, who of course, is about to become labour's chief of staff. claims of honours for evidence at inquiry three. also a wanted man. world leaders back court on putin war crimes charge not i that it will make a huge difference but there you go that is observer with full reaction sunday's papers i'm delighted to have ken wolf lisa

ian dennis, alistair bruce. jobs paid for let's remember by us the british taxpayer so we should tim davie are actually sacked ? the folk are actually sacked? the folk who refused to turn up work rather than turn them all into polite recall martyrs like his dumb is a very good idea the minute he does it. of course lineker will pay back them walking out on strike. and so they'll be back to square one again. he's lost. and tim davie completely lost control. and the issue is tim davie is going to have to go he got this completely wrong why he hadn't done his hadn't looked at the contractual positions of everybody hadn't had a good look at them beforehand. he said you go and then legs it himself to the united states. you tell me a major manager and massive crisis it wants be out of the country. the guy is absolutely hopeless and. fortunately lineker wiped the floor with the bbc . they the floor with the bbc. they will be them . he's played them will be them. he's played them his game to them . the thing is, his game