shines bright green on brighton today. recently revealed in the state of a single month nearly 1700 trains between brighton and london victoria ran late but to add insult to injury, unfair chain company rules meant that passengers could claim compensation on just 59 of those 1700 journeys. will he join me in backing the august newspaper campaign for a fair compensation system to put money back into passengers's pockets? >> i should have said, mr. speaker, if my previous answer the only part of brighton where the sun doesn't shine very brightly the fact that local green council is incapable of emptying people's dustbins. we need a tory gain there as well. but she is right. the she is right to raise the case of rail compensation. we are looking closely at the august campaign and what can be done to make the compensation scheme simpler and easier to deliver to people. >> that, mr. spike. -- thank you, mr. speaker. for this government, thousands of constituents in lincoln shire now enjoy access to broadband breaching digital d

it shines bright green on brighton.recently revealed that in the space of a single month, nearly 1700 trains between brighton and london ran late. to add insult to injury, unfair trade company rules meant that the passengers received compensation on only a few of those journeys. 59 of the 7,300 journeys. will you join me in backing the campaign for a fair compensation system? pm cameron: i should have said in my previous answer, is that the only part of brighton where the sun doesn't shine is the local green council. we need a tory gain there as well. she is right to raise the case of rail compensation. we are looking closely at the campaign and and what can be done to make the scheme easier and better for people. >> thousands of constituents now enjoy access to superfast broadband. that is helping to bridge the digital divide between rural and urban and also helping small businesses benefit from our long-term economic plan. however, getting the remaining rolled out will be difficult. will the prime minister meet with u

bright green on brighton. it was recently revealed in the space of a single month nearly 1700 trains between brighton and london victoria ran late but to add insult to injury it meant the passengers could claim compensation on just 59 of those 1700 journeys. will he join me in backing the august newspaper campaign for further compensation system that puts money back into passengers pockets? >> i should've said in my previous answer the only part of brighton where the sun doesn't shine is the fact of the local grain council is incapable of emptying people's dustbins. so we need a tory gain there as well but she is right. she is right to raise the case of rail compensation. we are looking closely at the august campaign will can be done to make the conversation scheme easier and simpler to deliver to people. >> thanks to funding from the government thousands of constituents now think we should enjoy access to superfast broadband. that should bridge the divide and also help smaller businesses benefit from our long

i can :00, skies begin to brighton. it is going to turn out to be a nice day, with highs in the lower 60's. tonight, cloudy, damp, and cool. showers moving in after midnight. tomorrow morning when you wake up, it will be cloudy and cool. by about noon, you will see the sunshine return. 60 degrees by 4:00 p.m. clouds roll in again monday night into tuesday. you will want the umbrella tuesday as well. highs around 61. a bit cooler wednesday, in the upper 50's. the warmest days arrive late week. thursday, 69. easter weekend so far looks pretty good. maybe some showers still lingering, but easter sunday looks dry. kimberly: greg spent most of the day indoors, where it was not hot. greg: it was cold. in a basketball sense. the temperature was fine. what happened to these guys? why was there a chicken >> now, the toyota sports desk. greg: i was at the wizards game today, and the crowd got the most excited when the rockets' nick jonson missed two free throws. other than that, the wizards fans did not have a lot to cheer about.

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weekend looking equally as brighton saturday.all it a steady pattern around here. monday the cloud increase and there is a slight chance as it has been all winter mainly north bay otherwise it's partly cloudy here on tuesday. >> slate chance fool us a pwivrnlt as many times. >> all right. thanks very much draw. >> still to come 7 news at 9 >> still to come 7 news at 9:00. tiny fish species that may not survive the drought. implication it could ha the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models. >> fight california drought may have pushed a typey fish spaez to the point of no return n.recent survey researchers found on 6

it is glistening and i'm not seeing snow on the roadways near the new brighton area. moving into new jersey drivers on 295 southbound are probably going to see this slow-up that just happened. so there is a disabled tractor-trailer that was affecting things in the right-hand lane and the right-hand shoulder on 295 southbound right as you make your way to the exit for route 42. but unfortunately i just got word that all lanes are closed right now on 295 southbound as they try to remove that disabled tractor-trailer. you'll be aware of the slow-up on 295 southbound. taking a look of drive times on the 42 freeway between 55 and the walt whitman bridge five to six minutes in each direction with the bridges looking fine as well. >>> and 6:19. we've got rain and we've got snow and we have temperatures that will go nowhere near the levels we saw yesterday. it was near 70 yesterday afternoon but that is a cold rain that is falling even some snowflakes above building level in center city. rain in philadelphia, 41 degrees. we have seen some rain in reading. 40 degrees there whi

in both "torch song trilogy" and "brighton beach memoir" he replaced another actor to whom he had anick. and then came john hughes' 1986 classic "pretty in pink." >> it's marvelous. >> he played philip dale also known as duckie. and is forever remembered for this moment. ♪ >> how much of you was in that character? >> duckie was the guy i wanted to be in high school. i was a theater geek at a science geek school. and i did not fit in. i wore leg warmers. i'm not proud of it. and i wish that i had been as extrovert and sure of myself as duckie was. but that was not me. >> his chemistry on and off camera with costars molly ring balanced and andrew mccarthy was a bit frosty. >> molly and andrew were very reserved people. i'm a very out going person. that could have worked out great. like that dynamic, but it didn't. i think they were irritated by me from day one. >> ringwald had wanted someone else to play duckie robert downey junior and the original ending of the film, in which duckie gets the girl had to bere shot because test audiences didn't buy it and even booed. cryer thinks he may

one brighton player said money doesn't buy success.ier league players are surrounded by luxury. maybe they think they have arrived and lose their appetite for winning. there is so much money in football here in the u.k. after the recent bskyb package which paid the premier league 4.5 billion pounds. it is shown in the 12 territories worldwide. an audience of 4.7 million. it is big bucks. big impact on broadcast and sponsorship. anna: i feel sorry for these players. it costs a lot. let's talk about oil. there was a link there. saudi arabia wooing five u.s. shale workers to join our team. the state-run oil company in saudi arabia is now hiring out of work u.s. shale drillers. many in the u.s. of course have been blaming the saudis for the collapse in the oil price. i'm sure many the middle east blame the u.s. there is a lot of blame to go around. the saudis trying to keep up their market share in oil market by not cutting back on production in conjunction with opec. it seems they are launching a great effort to increase the amount of sha

it is an 11 venues, newcastle, brighton, exeter.d 39 of the 48 games have been pretty much sold out. the others are small numbers of tickets. we are delighted with the tryst. there is always a fantastic interest in great sporting events. the rugby world cup is a great sports event. mark: you awarded a extension to 2020 before this took place. if england were to be knocked out early and did not progressed beyond the group, would you regret that contract extension? ian: i love the hypotheticals of what might happen. as far as we are concerned, stuart and his team are doing a great job. just -- not just on the pitch but off the pitch. it is important that we feel a connection with those on sunday morning. they have done a fantastic job connecting with the country. we will get great support. we play all but one of our matches here. we will have a fantastic homeland vantage with great support. stewart and the coaching team have deserved that. too often in sport short-term the gain is what prevails and we want to show we are planning for