and bbc local radio will keep you out —— will keep you updated.will bring you the latest pictures and breaking weather news. and now let us catch up on the latest prospects of when and where about cold weather is going to fit. the bitterly cold here has arrived. snow showers, snow flurries for some of us on eastern parts of the uk. more to come. two areas we are not certain about overnight and tomorrow morning, this line of snow showers, suffolk, essex, kent, surrey. and another area of snow pushing into yorkshire and parts of the west midlands, parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. all capable of disrupting things going into the morning. a met office amber warning for this snow. it could be up to ten centimetres in parts of england. that warning is to be prepared for some disruption from this snow. also pushing through parts of wales. tuesday, some parts of avoiding the snow showers and staying dry. feeling colder. and you're watching beyond one and hundred days. russia blinks, just a little, in syria, allowing a brief daily truce to

keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station.. this whole weather front will push its way eastwards, clearer skies will follow on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. but that threat of something a little bit wintry across the midlands through the mid afternoon is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. still a chilly story wherever you are, even with some sunshine. highs ofjust 4 or 5 degrees. this weather front away to the east through tuesday evening, overnight into wednesday, clear skies again after that falling snow and all the moisture lying around, a widespread frost developing. ice a big risk for first thing on wednesday. you can see, we're talking about quite a widespread frost for first thing wednesday, and quite a hard frost as well. towards the west, though, notice the blue easing somewhat by the end of the night. that's because we'll see a weather front approaching,

stay tuned to your bbc local radio stations first thing, but it looks like the snow showers will be beingalong by a brisk, north—easterly breeze. perhaps in the afternoon a lull in proceedings across the south—east, but it will have an impact throughout the day. it is going to feel bitterly cold for all of us, with those temperatures really struggling. but the best of the sunshine reserved for further west. as we move into wednesday, we have still got met office amber weather warnings, and be prepared for disruption, but this time the emphasis changes into the north—east of england and affecting eastern scotland. we could see five, ten centimetres and maybe more in some places. winds will strengthen. there could be blizzard conditions and it may drive the snow showers a little bit further inland. the winds swing round to a south—easterly direction so it may mean the south—east escapes the worst of them but another bitterly cold day for all, with those temperatures struggling. add in the factor of the wind, particularly as it will strengthen, it will feel well below freezing. as we move in

keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station.its way eastwards, clearer skies will follow on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. but that threat of something a little bit winter across the midlands through the mid afternoon is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. a chilly story wherever you are, even with some sunshine. 4 or 5 degrees. this front away to the east through tuesday evening, overnight into wednesday, clear skies after that falling snow and the moisture lying around, widespread frost developing. ice a risk first thing wednesday. we're talking about quite a widespread frost first thing wednesday, and quite a hard frost as well. the west, though, notice the blue easing somewhat by the end of the night. that's because we'll see a weather front approaching, trying to bring in some cloud, which will lift the temperatures, but of course, it's bumping into all that cold

if you're out and about, bbc local radio will keep you up to date on disruptions to traffic and travelnd of course, throughout the week, we'll bring you the latest pictures and breaking weather news here on bbc news. jeremy corbyn has laid out labour's approach to britain's trade relations after brexit. he says he wants the uk to enter into a permanent customs union with the european union, a deal which he says would put people's jobs and living standards but theresa may has already ruled out staying in the single market or a customs union, as our political editor lauren kuenssberg reports. cheering and applause bit by bit, piece by piece. a clearer view on brexit, ifjeremy corbyn was in charge. labour wants to keep our customs deal with the eu essentially the same for good. so, labour would seek to negotiate a new, comprehensive uk — eu customs union to ensure that there are no tariffs with europe and to help avoid any need, whatsoever, for a hard border in northern ireland. but listen very carefully, there is a big if in there. the option of a new uk customs union with the eu would n

no bbc local radio station will keep you up—to—date.lide eastwards through the day full stop and that, things start to brighten up. some spas and sunshine, but some wintry showers packing in towards the north—west. temperature—wise, we will struggle, four to 7 degrees at best quite a cold feeling day. tuesday night, that first weather system will slide away to that used about here's another one hot on its heels. wednesday is actually a bit of a repeat performance for brightness to start off in eastern areas in the wind strengthened and then we see cloud and outbreaks of rain, yes, but still some snow, especially over high ground in the north but perhaps to lower levels for a time to stop generally, we will bring in something a little milder at the stage, particular lay down towards the south and west. temperatures 9 degrees in belfast, ten in cardiff and plymouth as we finish wednesday. as we move towards the end of the week, no pressure still in charge up her to the north—west, blowing some wintry showers in across northern areas. thin

keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station.le weather front will push its way eastwards, clearer skies will follow on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. but that threat of something a little bit wintry across the midlands through the mid afternoon is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. still a chilly story wherever you are, even with some sunshine. highs ofjust 4 or 5 degrees. this weather front away to the east through tuesday evening, overnight into wednesday, clear skies again after that falling snow and all the moisture lying around, a widespread frost developing. ice a big risk for first thing on wednesday. you can see, we're talking about quite a widespread frost for first thing wednesday, and quite a hard frost as well. towards the west, though, notice the blue easing somewhat by the end of the night. that's because we'll see a weather front approaching, trying to

your bbc local radio station will keep you up—to—date.w and we slide it further east and behind the skype will begin to brighton. we will see some spells of sunshine and wintry showers coming into words the west. most of these will be following as snow on what will be a cold day. top temperature of 4—7dc. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we push that first run away to the east but here comes another system from the atlantic. ahead of it again some strong winds, possibly bail in places and we could see some snowfall. at this stage, the snow will increasingly become confined to high ground as we get onto wednesday because we will start to drag in some slightly milder air from the south—west. double digit temperatures are plymouth and cardiff and belfast as we head towards the end of wednesday. then as we move towards the end of wednesday. then 3s we move towards towards the end of wednesday. then as we move towards the end of the week, low pressure remains in charge of the scene. it will remain cold enough snow showers at times, pa

stay tuned to your bbc local radio stations first thing, but it looks like the snow showers, being drivenaps in the afternoon a lull in proceedings across the south—east, but it will have an impact throughout the day. it is going to feel bitterly cold for all of us, with those temperatures really struggling. but the best of the sunshine reserved for further west. as we move into wednesday, we have still got met office amber weather warnings and be prepared for disruption, but this time the emphasis changes into the north—east of england and affecting eastern scotland. we could see five, ten centimetres and maybe more in some places. there could be blizzard conditions and it may drive the snow showers a little bit further inland. the winds swing round to a south—easterly direction so it may mean the south—east escape the worst of them but another bitterly cold day for all, with those temperatures struggling. add in the factor of the wind, particularly as it will strengthen, it will feel well below freezing. as we move into thursday, we still have a frequent rash of showers across the north

stay tuned to your bbc local radio stations first thing, but it looks like the snow showers, being drivenn proceedings across the south—east, but it will have an impact throughout the day. it is going to feel bitterly cold for all of us, with those temperatures really struggling. but the best of the sunshine reserved for further west. as we move into wednesday, we have still got met office amber weather warnings and be prepared for disruption, but this time the emphasis changes into the north—east of england and affecting eastern scotland. we could see five, ten centimetres and maybe more in some places. there could be blizzard conditions and it may drive the snow showers a little bit further inland. the winds swing round to a south—easterly direction so it may mean the south—east escape the worst of them but another bitterly cold day for all, with those temperatures struggling. add in the factor of the wind, particularly as it will strengthen, it will feel well below freezing. as we move into thursday, we still have a frequent rash of showers across the north but i want to draw your atte

keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station. this is how the day then pans out.some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. that threat of something a little bit winter across the midlands through the mid—afternoon is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. still a chilly story wherever you are, even with some sunshine. highs of 4 or 5 degrees. this weather front away to the east through tuesday evening, overnight into wednesday, clear skies again after that falling snow and all the moisture lying around, a widespread frost developing. ice a big risk first thing on wednesday. we're talking about quite a widespread frost for first thing wednesday, and quite a hard frost as well. towards the west, notice the blue easing somewhat by the end of the night. that's because we'll see a weather front approaching, trying to bring in some cloud, which will lift the temperatures, but of course, it's bumping into all that cold air, so again. snow a potent

keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station. front will push its way eastwards, clearer skies will follow on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. but that threat of something a little bit wintry across the midlands through the mid afternoon is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. still a chilly story wherever you are, even with some 5un5hine. highs ofjust a or 5 degrees. thi5 weather front away to the east through tuesday evening, overnight into wednesday, clear skies again after that falling snow and all the moisture lying around, a widespread frost developing. ice a big risk for first thing on wednesday. you can see, we're talking about quite a widespread frost for first thing wednesday, and quite a hard frost as well. towards the west, though, notice the blue ea5ing somewhat by the end of the night. that's because we'll see a weather front approaching, trying to bring in s

stay tuned to bbc local radio stations, particularly early in the morning. a brief lull in proceedings across the southeast, but certainly going to have an impact throughout the day. it will feel bitterly cold out there for all of us with that those temperatures really struggling. most of the sunshine, perhaps, reserved for the west. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we stop met 0ffice amber weather warnings. be prepared for destruction, but the emphasis changes. i went to the northeast of england and affecting eastern scotland. again, we could see widely 5—10 cm, maybe more in places. the winds will strengthen, as well. that will create wintry conditions. i will drive the showers for england. —— further in land. it may be the southeast this gives the worse. another call today for all with the temperatures really struggling. add in the factor of the wind, particularly as it strengthens and it will feel well below freezing out of there. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, we still have a frequenter rash of showers across the north, butjust want

data from the british social attitudes survey has been carried out by bristol university for bbc local radiothe anglican church of the martyrs in leicester. it's open to everyone, families, students, homeless people, migrants. jane has been helping out here for more than a decade. for me, i think it is part of my faith to serve and to encourage people and to help people. some people leave their own country, not out of choice, but because they have to. as a christian, it is about being welcoming, welcoming to the stranger. ebony is just one migrant who has been warmly welcomed. she came to britain from zimbabwe 16 years ago. i found the same christian principles of loving your neighbour as yourself is what they hold here. so it was easy for them to welcome me, because of their christian faith. so surprising then that the vast majority of people who describe themselves as church of england are opposed to immigration. researchers at the university of bristol analysed a series of social attitude surveys. they found that 87% of anglicans think the number of immigrants coming to britain should be

keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station.on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. but that threat of something a little bit winter across the midlands through the mid afternoon is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. still a chilly story wherever you are, even with some 5un5hine. highs ofjust 4 or 5 degrees. this weather front away to the east through tuesday evening, overnight into wednesday, clear skies again after that falling snow and all the moisture lying around, a widespread frost developing. ice a big ri5k first thing on wednesday. you can see, we're talking about quite a widespread frost for first thing wednesday, and quite a hard frost as well. towards the west, though, notice the blue ea5ing somewhat by the end of the night. that's because we'll see a weather front approaching, trying to bring in some cloud, which will lift the temperatures, but of course, it's b

keep up—to—date with the travel on your bbc local radio station. this is the way the day pans out.wintry showers, scotland into northern ireland. scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. it is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. a chilly story wherever you are, even with some sunshine. this weather front away to the east through tuesday evening, overnight into wednesday, clear skies again. after that falling snow and widespread frost developing. ice is a big risk on wednesday. we are talking about a widespread frost and a hard frost as well. towards the west, noticed the blue easing somewhat by the end of the night because we will see a weather front approaching, trying to bring in some cloud which is bumping into that cold air, so again snow is a potential problem for scotland. i think parts of northern england and wales. there is a milder air coming in turning into rain later on. temperatures in double figures for cardiff and plymouth through the afternoon. that weather system moves through pretty quickly in the smal

keep up to date with the travel on your bbc local radio station.s will follow on from the west, but some wintry showers for scotland and northern ireland. so you can see scotland clears considerably as the day goes by. it is mostly rain by the time that front gets into eastern england in the second part of the day. a chilly story wherever you are, even with some sunshine. highs ofjust 4 or 5 degrees. this weather front away to the east through tuesday evening, overnight into wednesday, clear skies again. after that falling snow and widespread frost developing. ice a big risk first thing on wednesday. we are talking about a widespread frost and a hard frost as well. towards the west, though, noticed the blue easing somewhat by the end of the night. that's because we will see a weather front approaching, trying to bring in some cloud which is bumping into that cold air, so again, snow a potential problem for scotland. i think parts of northern england and wales. there is a milder air coming in turning into rain later on. temperatures in double figure

stay tuned to your bbc local radio station for all the details. a time. mostly rain by the time it gets through to eastern england. writer skies following on behind. snow showers for northern and western scotland. a chilly day. that front is keen to get off into the continent. clearing skies mean falling cabbages, frost developing, and widespread ice could be a definite problem —— falling temperatures. the blue showing the areas likely to get the hardest frost. by the end of the night it looks as though things will get milder. that is an indicator of the next weather system pushing its way through the britcher isles. that system bumping into the cold air and running over cold ground, it looks like further snow, particularly for scotla nd like further snow, particularly for scotland and northern england. turning back to rain through the day as mother air comes in. double figures for cardiff and plymouth through wednesday afternoon. that weather system like its predecessor off onto the continent on wednesday evening. for thursday, off onto the conti

stay tuned to your bbc local radio stations first thing, but it looks like the snow showers, being drivenlull in proceedings across the south—east, but it will have an impact throughout the day. it is going to feel bitterly cold for all of us, with those temperatures really struggling. but the best of the sunshine reserved for further west. as we move into wednesday, we have still got met office amber weather warnings, and be prepared for disruption, but this time the emphasis changes into the north—east of england and affecting eastern scotland. we could see five, ten centimetres and maybe more in some places. winds will strengthen. there could be blizzard conditions and it may drive the snow showers a little bit further inland. the winds swing round to a south—easterly direction so it may mean the south—east escapes the worst of them but another bitterly cold day for all, with those temperatures struggling. add in the factor of the wind, particularly as it will strengthen, it will feel well below freezing. as we move into thursday, we still have a frequent rash of showers across the nor

stay tuned the bbc local radio stations, particularly for things in the morning, but it does look likes we go to the afternoon, a brief lull in proceedings across the southeast. but it will certainly have an impact throughout the day. it is going to feel bitterly cold out there for all of us with dosimeters really struggling. the rest of the sunshine and perhaps reserve a bit further west. as we move into wednesday, we still have the met office weather warnings preparing for destruction, but it changes up in the northeast of england affecting eastern scotland. again, we could see you 5-10 scotland. again, we could see you 5—10 cm, maybe more in places. the winds will strengthen as well, creating some blizzard like conditions, and it may drive the snow showers a little bit further inland. the winds of swing around to a southeasterly direction, so it means the southeast may have escaped them. again, another bitterly cold day for all, with his temperatures really struggling. add in the wind chill, and it will feel well below freezing out there. as we moved out of wednesday and thursday, w

keep up—to—date on your bbc local radio station.western areas breaking up nicely, a difficult mixture of rain, sleet, and snow for the midlands. it will largely be rain by the time the front gets into eastern england. still chilly. highs of 4—5. wintry showers for northern and western scotland. that front of quickly into the continent. into tuesday, clearing skies. do you have, the next whether —— weather system coming from the west on tuesday. plenty of cold air a row. snow likely to be issue. mild airfinally coming in behind that weather system let it on wednesday combet averages will be in the figures. that is the transition that will be key for the latter pa rt transition that will be key for the latter part of the week —— temperatures. it will still bring showers into scotland and northern ireland, but it will introduce a milder air. for many, temperatures finally getting into double figures by the time we get into the weekend. a wintry flavour certainly for us on tuesday. coming up next on the bbc news channel, newsday look at

tune in to a local bbc radio stations if you wa nt to a local bbc radio stations if you want some travelnue during the morning, being driven in by this brisk northeasterly breeze. the best shelters... but it is still going to be a cold afternoon with 0— 4 degrees at the very best. as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, the emphasis on snow showers dressed a little the further up north, and here we have another amber weather warning issued by the met office, with the northeast of england and it eastern scotland again, as much as 5-10 eastern scotland again, as much as 5—10 seven meters, this snow could be possible to the door, which could lead to some disruption. snow showers look likely on wednesday, being driven by a brisk easterly wind, producing some blizzard like conditions here, it will be eight —— better out there, particularly factoring in the strength of the wind. into the southeast we may have slightly fewer showers, but nevertheless, it will feel freezing out there quite literally. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, we keep the snow showers for a time up we keep the

your bbc local radio station is a good source of travel information.est, and there will be a cold filling day. as we move out of tuesday, —— cold feeling. the active jet stream still bringing areas of low pressure our way. this one bringing a frontal system on wednesday. a bit of a repeat performance, some rain and snow cover the snow mostly over high ground in the north but perhaps some at lower levels as well. some strong and gusty winds, something brighter following into the west. at this stage, something milder will come to western areas, belfast, cardiff, plymouth, 10 degrees on wednesday afternoon. low pressure still with us as we go into thursday. still driving some fairly strong winds and wintry showers across northern parts of the uk, across scotland, into northern ireland, parts of northern england. but the further south you are, fewer showers, or in a way of dry weather and sunshine, and still that slightly milder field, with temperatures up to ten or 11 degrees. friday, similar on the face of it but the showers in the north—west likely to c

your bbc local radio station will keep you up—to—date.ls of sunshine, wintry showers packing into the north—west, most of these will be falling snow. 0n most of these will be falling snow. on what will be a cold feeling day. top temperatures of 47 degrees were stopped as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we pushed that first front away to the east. but here comes another foreign forces to from the atlantic, ahead of it against strong winds, gales and places, again some snowfall. we will start to drag in some slightly milder air. double digit temperatures from plymouth, cardiff and belfast as we head to the end of wednesday. then as we move towards the end of the week, low pressure remains in charge of the scene first it will remain cold enough snow showers, but italy in the north, further south signs of something a bit milder and then more generally through the weekend and into next week, things should begin to settle down, as high pressure builds from the will stop —— from the south. this is 0utside source. jacob zuma's political li

stay tuned to your local bbc radio stations, particularly first things in the morning.n along by a brisk northeasterly breeze. perhaps as we go through the afternoon, a brief lull in proceedings across the southeast. but it will have an impact across the day, it will feel bitterly cold out there for all of us with exhibitors really struggling. not as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, we still have the met office and weather warnings, be prepared for disruption, but this time, the emphasis changes up into the northeast of england and affecting eastern scotland. again, we could see 5—10 cm, maybe more in places. the winds will strengthen as well, that could create some blizzard like conditions, and it may drive a snow showers a little bit further inland. it may be the south has escaped the worst of it, again, another bitterly cold day for all, with temperatures really struggling, and add and the wind, it will feel well below freezing out there. as we move out of wednesday into thursday, we still have a frequent rash of showers across the north, but ijust wa nt to sho

and if you are out and about, bbc local radio across england will keep you up—to—date. ed about future trade opportunities and restated the government's intention to leave the customs union. he also claimed it's not in the interests of the uk or the eu to put in place barriers to trade. our political correspondent alex forsyth reports from westminster. he came to explain which way brexit is heading. in front of business leaders, the international trade secretary restated the government's case. arguing that staying in the customs union would bind the uk to eu rules and limit trade opportunities. it would be a compleat salad of britain's national interests and a betrayal of the voters in the referendum. then there is the ability of constraints on the uk to organise trade deals. only hours earlier, this man who was until recently the most senior civil servant in the department for trade, warned in no uncertain terms that leaving the single market and the customs union would damage the economy. against bilateral deals with much smaller markets, it is like giving up a three c

and if out and about, bbc local radio will keep you up to date on disruptions to traffic and travel iniator michel barnier is to release the first draft of the eu brexit treaty shortly. it's expected to say that northern ireland will have to follow single market rules after brexit. downing street has insisted there will be no return to a hard border in ireland. meanwhile the foreign secretary borisjohnson said there were ‘very good solutions‘ to avoid a hard border. let's speak to her assistant political editor at westminster. borisjohn political editor at westminster. boris john and borisjohn and said there are good solutions but the brussels is putting forward what it believes is the best one, how much pressure does that put the governed under? i think we are potentially heading for the real brexit bust up over the northern ireland border, if the eu proposals do contain as most people expect suggestions that maybe northern ireland should stay in the customs union or have some kind of separate customs arrangement with the eu because mother ten have already made clear that is unaccepta

tune into your bbc local radio station and you will get all that information.ather every half an hour of cause and we will keep you up to date with everything. we will show you the scenes about what is going on around the uk. the european union's chief brexit negotiator michel barnier will outline the progress made on negotiations later today. the 120—page document is expected to focus on northern ireland and any possible future role for the european court ofjustice. the report comes just hours after a leaked letter from the foreign secretary indicated a possible change of heart on the issue of a hard border with ireland. we will hear from adam flemings in we will hear from adam flemings in brussels in a moment. we can speak now to the bbc‘s political correspondent eleanor garnier in westminster. it is about borisjohnson once again. it is and i think he thought he was being helpful but he seems to have put his foot in it because he used a potentially toxic phrase. in his letter which has been leaked to sky news, the foreign secretary says to the prime minister,

check your bbc local radio if you're heading out.heavy snow in higher ground, ten to 15 centimetres and that will impact some of the roots, the same on the trans—pennine routes but in wales the snow is mainly on the tops of the hills. outbreaks of rain spreading into the likes of the midlands, birmingham and manchester over the next few hours. gale force wind is in places will lift some high seas across the south and south—east —— gale force winds. and improving day, sunshine out in northern ireland will develop in western areas through the day —— an improving day. cloudy and fairly rainy. temperature is not far off yesterday's values but not as sunny, feeling that bit cooler —— temperatures. the cloud in eastern areas will break up and the temperatures will drop under this slot of clear area, a widespread frost developing and giving the rain, sleet and snow today we will seaice rain, sleet and snow today we will sea ice around but into the morning, the wind picking up ahead of our next weather system. a deep area of low pressure to

jimmy's drove through the stadium, a short distance tojimmy‘s local church, a service attended by family and close friends. broadcast on bbc radiowere touching tributes, this one from sqrimy‘s granddaughter. —— jimmy's to me he was a leader, a hero and a legend. to us, he was gramps, one of a kind and we'll miss him every day. jimi won 43 caps and severalformer him every day. jimi won 43 caps and several former england players were there to pay their respects. jim was special, he was different. you could not see him for a few days, weeks, months you just met him and you picked up the conversation as if it was yesterday. there is going to be another special memorial event to celebrate his life at a future date but i think you can tell from the tributes we have heard here today at ground and the church where he often played the organ just how much he meant to so many people. there was a live feed of the service at the ground, where former blackpool players spoke in glowing terms, about a man they idolised. even though he who has apprentices had to clean his boots my memories was everyone looked up to him and thought of him a great

travel situation wherever you are in the uk, the bbc news live page is always there, constantly updating. lots of information, always, on your local radiodents out and about after half—past. much more to come on this. theresa may says no british trimester could agree to the eu ‘s first draft of the treaty for britain leaving ve u. she was responding to the idea of a common regulatory area in ireland which could mean the creation of customs border between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. the former conservative prime ministerjohn major says mps should be given a free vote on whether to accept the final brexit deal. on a frosty morning an icy blast from brussels, as the cold facts of brexit begin to take shape. michel barnier arrived to brief eu commissioners on the treaty he has drafted governing the uk exit from the eu. appropriately enough this was a breakfast meeting with no cake on offer. the text still has to be signed off by the other 27 eu countries, then be agreed by the uk, and it sets out brexit in stark legal terms. the agreement lays out the way the eu believes that a border can be avoided between the north and south

radio, we're asking you about the justice department and the f.b.i. we also welcome our viewers on the bbc channel which carries this program every sunday afternoon. localime in great britain and on channel 124, the potus channel every su morning. "the boston herald" with this editorial. representative nunes memo is just pure politics. available online. here is an excerpt. so that was it? that was the classified memo that was going to shake the intelligence committee to its core? really? if that was the intention of the congress and nunes, to give president trump whatever they shift rationale he is looking for including the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, he is going to have to do a lot better than the pile of steaming pa neuer left on the doorsteps of the american punt. senator mccain wrote if we continue to undermine our rule of law, we are doing putin's job for him. that is the real bottom line here writes the boston harold -- "boston herald" editorial. john is join us from pennsylvania on the independent line. welcome to the conversation. john, are you with us? caller: yecks i'm here. can you hear me? host: we sure can. go ahead, please. cal