scotland correspondent catriona renton _ water. scotland correspondent catriona renton had _ water.cotland correspondent catriona renton had this - water. scotland correspondent. catriona renton had this update on some of the travel disruption in scotland from glasgow. well, storm a1 may have departed, but my goodness, it has left a trail of destruction. —— storm eowyn. this is one of the main railway stations in scotland, and it is pretty much deserted, people are coming and going away because there will be no train services running from here until at least five o'clock this afternoon. now, some scotrail services are running elsewhere, very few them, and the east coast main line tween newcastle and edinburgh, though, is open. some roads have been affected, especially by falling trees, and the clear up by falling trees, and the clear up continues. police scotland say that they have responded to almost 1900 storm related incidents across the country since yesterday. now, another update, around 50,000 people in scotland, 50,000 customers in scotland, 50,000 customers in scotland are s

well, catriona. _ going to unfold? well, catriona, - you, i going to unfold? well, .or catriona, thank, you, first. for victims and remembering the victims and our go out to the loved hearts go out to the loved ones. we lost mary landers and i've been from some of i've been hearing from some of those family members. so first and foremost, we are working to —— -e that assistance 77 that assistance that 77 provide that assistance that people of course, the people need; of course. the needs to people need; of course; the needs to be on the focus needs to be on the {grove then the ntsb recovery, but then the ntsb really needs to conduct that mall? needs; ee eenduet'that " " ' " ' fact—finding needs to? needs tofbe investigation. it needs to be transparent. it needs to be ina way z in away people 7' 7 tb 5 tapas; av; done in a way people have confidence in the i do confidence in the outcome. i do have confidence in the i have confidence in the ntsb. i with them when they worked with; them when eheg”* w” ”"' and worked wieh; ehem when eheg”* w” ”"' and still investigated an

i am joined by my colleague catriona perry in washington.t he would start with a blizzard of announcements, and thatis blizzard of announcements, and that is exactly what has happened. that is exactly what has happened-— that is exactly what has happened. that is exactly what has hauened. , , happened. absolutely. it has been described _ happened. absolutely. it has been described as _ happened. absolutely. it has been described as shock- happened. absolutely. it has been described as shock and| happened. absolutely. it has - been described as shock and awe and that is what it has been in the last not even 2a hours, since donald trump became president. he is delivering on the things he said throughout the things he said throughout the campaign trailand the things he said throughout the campaign trail and in the last couple of months, that he has been president elect. he signed a 26 executive actions yesterday, a record numberfor president in modern times, on theirfirst day, and one of those road back 78 executive actions that president biden

catriona perry was listening to that, she is there at the airport.he has some opinions that he wants to share and is not going to to share and he is not going to wait investigations to take yyait for investigations to take long time for the sake of a long time for the sake of the families, for the sake of everyone. as have been 27: 7 he7went he went on 7 he7went on to recapping, he went on to question why the planes were fff at the7 height. he flying at the same height. he said questioned no one said he questioned why no one had seen that they on f-f for each other. course for each other. he why the individuals questioned why the individuals inside the helicopter, those inside the helicopter. those. of neighbours of the military, hadn't seen the it hadn't seen the aircraft, it hadn't seen the aircraft, it hadn't changed its course. he also to lay at the also seemed to lay blame at the feet of the air—traffic controllers well those controllers as well as those of the just f - really expressing that sense of bewilderment to how this bewilderment as to

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told the bbc they seemed "fine" in the days running up to their disappearance. 0ur correspondent catrionain aberdeen and sent us this update. a lot of concern for the two sisters, who are part of a set of triplets. now, they were last seen at 2.00 in the morning on tuesday. of course, now we're well into saturday morning. we've seen some police officers in the last few minutes walking along the banks here of the very icy river. i don't know if you can see the chunks of ice floating on the surface of the water. that gives you an idea ofjust how bitterly cold it is here. and with those sisters having been gone for such a long time now, we are hoping for some updates about their safety and that they are, we hope, still safe and well. but of course, people are searching. there is this enormous search yesterday with the police divers looking in the river dee and in the land around about. there are a lot of industrial units in this area of aberdeen, and people have been asked to check their cctv footage, and drivers have been asked to check their dash cam footage in case there are any clues to

told the bbc they seemed "fine" in the days running up to their disappearance. 0ur correspondent catriona were last seen on two o'clock in the morning, we are now into saturday morning. we've seen some police officers in the last few minutes walking along the banks here on the very icy river dee, i don't know if you can see the chunks of ice floating on the surface of the water, that gives you an idea of how bitterly cold it is here. those sisters having gone for such a long time now, we are hoping for some updates on their safety and we hope that they are still safe and well. people are searching, there was this enormous surge yesterday, the police divers looking in the river, and in the land around. a lot of industrial units in this area of aberdeen, people have been asked to check their cctv footage, drivers have been asked to check their dash cam footage in case there are any clues on where these girls could be. they were last seen here at around two o'clock in the morning of tuesday. the women are triplets, they are originally from a small village in eastern hungary. the bbc has spok

his second term has begun at a furious pace catriona — what can we expect today?at he has delivered on so far. he has signed a few dozen to executive orders and we expect more. many have focused on immigration and his border tsar told fox news this morning that deportations of undocumented migrants have already begun. he said that agents have already arrested 308 of what he described as serious criminals across the us. we don't have any further details on that. one of the things donald trump promise was mass deportations in their first days of his administration. the most recent executive order he signed was on diversity, equity and inclusion programmes, that basically means that anyone working in those roles in federal places of work will be put on administrative leave at five pn today with a view to them winding down theirjobs on a permanent basis. trump has ordered that private companies need to put an end to their diversity and inclusion of this is as well. we are expecting more executive orders later on including some focusing on public health measures. a big

catriona perry is in washington to take us through it — and to answer some of the questions you've sentalso with me — is our security correspondent frank gardener, and our environment correspondent matt mcgrath. later, james landale, our diplomatic correspondent, willjoin us — so too will dharshini david, our chief economics correspondent. so, let's get cracking. the january the 6th rioters — how many and who has he pardoned? and how will it work? following the executive _ and how will it work? following the executive order— and how will it work? following the executive order signed - and how will it work? following the executive order signed by i the executive order signed by donald trump yesterday, that all of those involved in the january sect attack on capitol hill will be pardoned, and we heard this morning some further 300 whose cases had not yet reached the courts, those files will be thrown out essentially, but you have more than 1500, just shy of 1600 individuals who will be pardoned. some of those were convicted of very serious crimes, seditious conspiracy, facing 18, 20, 22 y

i am joined by my colleague catriona perry in washington.op in washington. how are you? another morning, and other freezing rooftop in washington, and today is much colder than yesterday, sojust and today is much colder than yesterday, so just as well of the events were not taking place, it is —12 degrees at the moment. washington, dcjust waking up to the new world order under president trump, and as he promised he was incredibly busy and active on his first day in office, signing around 26 executive actions, one of those revoked 78 executive actions that have been signed by president biden, so president trump very much set about doing what he said he would, rolling back much of what the biden administration had put into place, and as you mentioned, hardening the 6th of january individuals —— hardening. and also putting in place a number of actions relating to immigration and some to do with people who reckon the federal government, as well, —— who work in the federal government. everyone has now got to return to work and he plans to pull th

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told the bbc they seemed "fine" in the days running up to their disappearance. 0ur correspondent catriona search? a lot of concern for this family. a lot of concern for this family-— a lot of concern for this famil. , , ., ., ., family. absolutely a lot of concern — family. absolutely a lot of concern for _ family. absolutely a lot of concern for the _ family. absolutely a lot of concern for the two - family. absolutely a lot of| concern for the two sisters family. absolutely a lot of - concern for the two sisters who are part of a set of triplets. they were last seen at 2am on tuesday. we are well into saturday morning, we have seen some police officers in the last few minutes walking along the banks here of 1537 00:24