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shower stream sets up off the irish sea that will bring some snow showers to north wales across cheshirelands. accumulations will vary a lot from place to place, but you could see a few centimetres in a few spots on friday. temperatures come up with just a little bit and that means the showers that we have in scotland will start to fall as rain and sleet at lower elevations — the snow becoming confined to the hills. temperatures a degree or two higher. you probably won't notice much in the way of change — it will still feel cold. however, as we get into this weekend, that's when we see a real change in our weather pattern as these south—westerly winds push mild air off the atlantic and that will really boost the temperatures for most. now, on saturday, we've got these bands of rain moving from west to east along with those gusty south—westerly winds. now, there'll be a rapid thaw taking place in scotland, so there could be some localised flooding concerns here given all of that snow lying on the deck being a much milder kind of day, very windy weather. then, for sunday and early next wee

good evening, ladies and morning, over 200 republicans met for the cheshire county republican and committee br vote finishing fifth was pat buchanan with six votesfinishing fourth e forbes with eight votes. and finishing third na lugar wi. finishing second was lamar alexander with 15 votes. with 52 votes.irst was senator oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh. proud to have worked with such great members of the leadership team. as many of you know, i took a long time to decide who i wa support for president of the united states. i grew up in hampton, and i worked my way thhampshire and then i went in the military. bob dole grew up in america's in russell, kansas, even in the military. and then he his way through college. so our life stories are somewhat similar, but there's a great difference. when i came out of the american military, i had a great belief in our future, the future of our nation and helping future generations. so bob dole. but when bob dole came out of the military, cgenuine america. that's. and that tells me a lot about the character and the courage and the commitment of the man who wi

evening and overnight, further snow showers across the isle of man into north—west england, wales, cheshireand we'll have more snow showers coming in across scotland. but the wind is going to change direction to more of a westerly. so it's not going to be as cold along the coasts. you can see the greens here move inland. we're looking at another widespread frost and another cold night. so tomorrow, we start off with a lot of dry and sunny conditions. initially, the snow will be at low levels in scotland, but through the day it will rise into the hills above about 400 metres or so and quite a brisk wind, as well. temperatures, 1 in lerwick to a high of 6 as we push down towards the south of england and wales. so temperatures are going to be higher than they have been, but it will still feel cold. and then as we head on into the weekend the weather changes, we start to have more of an atlantic influence, with strong winds, gales, even severe gales at times and weather fronts bringing in some rain. so this is the picture on saturday. the rain coming in from the west pushing generally eastwards

turn to a north—westerly direction, you might see some wintry showers turn up across north wales, cheshireest midlands. by friday, although for the majority of the uk it continues to be cold and sunny, the showers that will be affecting scotland could be really prolonged, but the air is turning very slightly less cold and so the snow should tend to become confined to the hills. that process of the weather rurning milder, then continues into the weekend, with south—westerly winds blowing much milder weather conditions across the country. however, there will be some very strong winds, maybe even disruptive winds around on sunday into the early part of next week. and spells of heavy rain, well, that could see areas of flooding return. as iran is condemned for its attacks on iraq — tehran launches new strikes in pakistan, reportedly killing two children. the ceo of fujitsu apologises after the company's faulty after the compa ny�*s faulty software after the company's faulty software caused hundreds of post office staff in uk to be wrongly convicted. and spectacular arches and caves form in the

turn to a north—westerly direction, you might see some wintry showers turn up across north wales, cheshirefor the majority of the uk it continues to be cold and sunny, the showers that will be affecting scotland could be really prolonged, but the air is turning very slightly less cold and so the snow should tend to become confined to the hills. that process of the weather turning milder, then continues into the weekend, with south—westerly winds blowing much milder weather conditions across the country. however, there will be some very strong winds, maybe even disruptive winds around on sunday into the early part of next week. and spells of heavy rain, as well, that could see areas of flooding return. live from washington. this is bbc news. the us says its forces seized iranian weapons meant for houthi fighters as it continues strikes in yemen. plus global crises top the agenda in davos, switzerland, as leaders gather for the world economic forum. and, us republican presidential candidates set their sights on the next primary contest in new hampshire — after donald trump's historic victory

turn to a north—westerly direction, you might see some wintry showers turn up across north wales, cheshireugh for the majority of the uk it continues to be cold and sunny, the showers that will be affecting scotland could be really prolonged, but the air is turning very slightly less cold and so the snow should tend to become confined to the hills. that process of the weather turning milder, then continues into the weekend, with south—westerly winds blowing much milder weather conditions across the country. however, there will be some very strong winds, maybe even disruptive winds around on sunday into the early part of next week. and spells of heavy rain, as well, that could see areas of flooding return. good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and sally nugent. our headlines today. rishi sunak faces the biggest rebellion of his premiership. fujitsu will face more questions today over the faulty it system that led to subpostmasters being prosecuted for crimes they didn't commit. are you feeling better or worse off? we will get an idea later of how fast the price of goods and

shower stream sets up off the irish sea that will bring some snow showers to north wales across cheshiree to place, but you could see a few centimetres in a few spots on friday. the showers that we have in scotland will start to fall as rain and sleet at lower elevations — the snow becoming confined to the hills. temperatures a degree or two higher. you probably won't notice much in the way of change — it will still feel cold. however, as we get into this weekend, that's when we see a real change in our weather pattern as these south—westerly winds push mild air off the atlantic and that will really boost the temperatures for most. now, on saturday, we've got these bands of rain moving from west to east along with those gusty south—westerly winds. now, there'll be a rapid thaw taking place in scotland, so there could be some localised flooding concerns here given all of that snow lying on the deck being a much milder kind of day, but it does turn incredibly mild. bye for now. it's a mixture. i mean, there are lots of bread and butter issues here. but, you know, the china issue certainly

a few showers in northern ireland, running down through the cheshire gap.here is also some sunny spells across south—west england, central and southern england and not a bad afternoon for the bulk of scotland. temperatures through the afternoon around four to nine degrees. as we go through the night tonight that front across the northern isles will push north and it will weaken off a band of cloud to the east of the pennines. a few showers to the west. but as the winds fall lighter, mist and fog could form and those clearer skies. a touch of frost in sheltered rural parts. a chilly start to saturday. that weakening front to the east of the pennines bringing cloud and the odd shower. to the west, the fog will lift and some sunshine here and a few coastal showers still. but west will be best for the sunshine. there is a phrase i have not use for a time. starting to get cooler though for most of us. high pressure will continue to build, the winds will fall light, as we go into sunday. and that means that again frost and fog could be an issue first thing. and w

and john from cheshire recorded a video with his thoughts on the matter. those who control the bbc of the view that oral warnings cannot comprehend be comprehended by members of the public unless accompanied by pictures. if so, that's a very condescending view to hold. in any event, if they held that view, there are any number of static cameras from which views of the sea can be obtained, rather than sending a camera crew and a reporter into a potentially dangerous situation. we are just wrapped up really warm and going to go home and stay, stay inside, i think. to an untutored eye, it certainly looked like a dangerous location. apart from anything else, the effect of this report was to undermine the rnli warning rather than to reinforce it. because effectively what you were saying is, well, the rnli say that it's not safe here, but look, we're here and we're filming and we're interviewing people, so it can't be that bad, really. is it a case of do what we say and not what we do? well, newswatch viewers will know we have raised this issue repeatedly with b

tanya has 4, sir ian cheshire.diversity targets. should we have diversity targets? no we should not have diversity targets. >> we should have best for the job. that's what we should be having for best the job. i mean, channel four's gone mad on diversity know, it would diversity 80. you know, it would put shoehorn someone put someone shoehorn someone into a job. you know, if for colour for disabilities, for sexual orientation ones. not necessarily because they're the right people for the job. there are two men, there are two women here. is ethnic here. and there is an ethnic minority this group . they're minority in this group. they're making nothing. and making a fuss over nothing. and it's is just making it's got this is just making normal british public people scared . dream, scream. we don't scared. dream, scream. we don't want to hear this. we don't want to hear this from channel 4. channel needs good looking at. >> and i think it's hilarious coming him. coming from him. >> went to >> sir. in cheshire we went

turn to a north—westerly direction, you might see some wintry showers turn up across north wales, cheshiree uk it continues to be cold and sunny, the showers that will be affecting scotland could be really prolonged, but the air is turning very slightly less cold and so the snow should tend to become confined to the hills. that process of the weather rurning milder, then continues into the weekend, with south—westerly winds blowing much milder weather conditions across the country. however, there will be some very strong winds, maybe even disruptive winds around on sunday into the early part of next week. and spells of heavy rain, well, that could see areas of flooding return. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines at the top of the hour as newsday continues, straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. since hamas's assault on southern israel on october 7th and israel's massive military response in gaza, there has been one ever—present fear — escalation of conflict across the middle east. the spill—over potential is obvious — in the west bank, across israel's nort

she home in cheshire in may last year.ghter, claiming his death was a tragic accident. she told chester crown court she didn't realise he was trapped underneath her car when she drove for 158m before stopping . drove for 158m before stopping. miss wood showed no emotion as the jury returned a unanimous verdict. she's been remanded in custody with a judge warning her she may never be released. ryan's mother, lisa watson, told reporters that her son had been taken too . soon we finally got taken too. soon we finally got for justice our beloved ryan . for justice our beloved ryan. >> ryan's death has left her family heartbroken. >> he was taken from us far too soon, just a young man of 24 years old with his whole life ahead of him. >> he had just started his working career with a charity that headways with helping other people, which he'd loved to do. ryan had just a big personality. he was bubbly, fun loving, caring person with a heart of gold . gold. >> brian watson's mother, speaking to reporters earlier on today. speaking

she home in cheshire in may last year.nied murder and an alternative count of manslaughter , claiming his death manslaughter, claiming his death was a tragic accident. she told chester crown court she didn't realise he'd was trapped underneath her car when she drove for 158m before stopping . drove for 158m before stopping. miss wood showed no emotion as the jury returned a unanimous verdict. she's been remanded in custody, with the judge warning she may never be released. ryan's mother , lisa watson, told ryan's mother, lisa watson, told reporters after adds that her son had been taken too soon. >> we finally got for justice our beloved ryan . ryan's death our beloved ryan. ryan's death has left her family heartbroken. >> he was taken from us far too soon, just a young man of 24 years old, with his whole life ahead of him. >> he had just started his working career with a charities at headways , with helping other at headways, with helping other people , which he'd loved to do . people, which he'd loved to do. ryan had jus

, possibly— north—west england, wales, cheshire, possibly as _ north—west england, wales, cheshire, possibly temperatures down not as low as _ sunshine and temperatures down not as low as they have been but no heat wave in _ as low as they have been but no heat wave in prospect as it will still feel cold — wave in prospect as it will still feel cold and as we head into the weekend — feel cold and as we head into the weekend we have a change in the weather— weekend we have a change in the weather as— weekend we have a change in the weather as the weather comes in from the atlantic— weather as the weather comes in from the atlantic bringing in weather fronts _ the atlantic bringing in weather fronts with heavy rain, strong winds and even _ fronts with heavy rain, strong winds and even gales or severe gales fronts with heavy rain, strong winds and even gales or severe gates at times— and even gales or severe gates at times and — and even gales or severe gates at times and the other thing to is there — times and the other thing to is there that is the risk of localised flooding — there that is t

cheshire will be completely dewatered in the next two years, according to sada and sima news agency'sopinion, the chame shir gedsaran dam and power plant and that 22,800 aqueducts will be restored during the seventh plan. the deputy director of soil protection and watershed management of the natural resources and watershed organization says: the implementation of watershed projects is the most effective method in reviving canals, which increases their water yield. green village in between the southern slopes of shirkuh and kavir siah, on the edge of the central desert of iran, a village in the lower reaches of the niuk watershed in meibod province. nyuk village has seen floods every year for the past 10 years. one of these floods that remains in the minds of the residents is the spring flood of 2018 with rain. it was estimated at 10 billion tomans in 2018. but the summer of last year was the last time the flood hit the village of niuk. even though the rains were more than twice as much as in 2018, the damages were less. the implementation of drainage projects has prevented the damage

turn to a north—westerly direction, you might see some wintry showers turn up across north wales, cheshire air is turning very slightly less cold and so the snow should tend to become confined to the hills. that process of the weather rurning milder, then continues into the weekend, with south—westerly winds blowing much milder weather conditions across the country. however, there will be some very strong winds, maybe even disruptive winds around on sunday into the early part of next week. and spells of heavy rain, well, that could see areas of flooding return. live from washington. this is bbc news. more us strikes on houthi targets in yemen as concerns over tensions in the red sea dominate the annual meeting of the world economic forum. us republican presidential candidates set their sights on the next primary contest in new hampshire — after donald trump's historic victory in iowa. and — some women and children displaced by the islamic state are now finding a new home in kyrgyzsta n. god to have you with us. the us is reportedly planning to re—designate yemen's houthis as a global terro

a few scattered coastal showers through northern ireland, running down through the cheshire gap intoe east of the pennines as well. now, we'll have some more significant showers across the northern isles and a stronger wind here, but not looking too bad into scotland generally. 5—9 degrees our afternoon highs, so the real cold air not arriving quite just yet. now, as we move through saturday evening, that nuisance cloud will start to break up a little. we'll see a freshening north—easterly breeze driving in a few showers across the essex and kent coast. clearer skies further west. that's where we'll see the lowest of the values and some frost and fog to greet us first thing on sunday morning. but that's where we'll start off with the best of the sunshine. this nuisance breeze could continue to drift in some cloud through east yorkshire, east anglia, down through the south—east. but further west, it'll be a dry, settled day with some sunshine coming through, but you might need a couple of extra layers as those temperatures are going to be just below the average for the time of year. s

turn to a north—westerly direction, you might see some wintry showers turn up across north wales, cheshirentinues to be cold and sunny, the showers that will be affecting scotland could be really prolonged, but the air is turning very slightly less cold and so the snow should tend to become confined to the hills. that process of the weather turning milder, then continues into the weekend, with south—westerly winds blowing much milder weather conditions across the country. however, there will be some very strong winds, maybe even disruptive winds around on sunday into the early part of next week. and spells of heavy rain, as well, that could see areas of flooding return. live from london, this is bbc news. qatar announces israel and hamas reach a deal to deliver medicine to hostages in exchange for aid to enter gaza for civilians. the uk prime minister faces a crucial vote on his rwanda bill after two conservative deputy chairmen and a ministerial aide resign over the issue. and, as it drifts away from the antarctic, rapid erosion on the world's biggest iceberg signals its final months of e

shower stream sets up off the irish sea that will bring some snow showers to north wales across cheshireplace to place, but you could see a few centimetres in a few spots on friday. temperatures come up with just a little bit and that means the showers that we have in scotland will start to fall as rain and sleet at lower elevations — the snow becoming confined to the hills. temperatures a degree or two higher. you probably won't notice much in the way of change — it will still feel cold. however, as we get into this weekend, that's when we see a real change in our weather pattern as these south—westerly winds push mild air off the atlantic and that will really boost the temperatures for most. now, on saturday, we've got these bands of rain moving from west to east along with those gusty south—westerly winds. now, there'll be a rapid thaw taking place in scotland, so there could be some localised flooding concerns here given all of that snow lying on the deck being a much milder kind of day, very windy weather. then, for sunday and early next week, top gusts could reach around 70mph, pot

turn to a north—westerly direction, you might see some wintry showers turn up across north wales, cheshiree uk it continues to be cold and sunny, the showers that will be affecting scotland could be really prolonged, but the air is turning very slightly less cold and so the snow should tend to become confined to the hills. that process of the weather turning milder, then continues into the weekend, with south—westerly winds blowing much milder weather conditions across the country. however, there will be some very strong winds, maybe even disruptive winds around on sunday into the early part of next week. and spells of heavy rain, as well, that could see areas of flooding return. voice—over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. since hamas�*s assault on southern israel on october 7th and israel's massive military response in gaza, there has been one ever—present fear — escalation of conflict across the middle east. the spill—over potential is obvious — in the west bank, ac

we have got schools in my area in cheshire that have not had inspections for 12 years since the londonthose judgements are out of date so we need to look at the system and give parents the credibility to be able to read a report about the strengths and there is developments at a school. life as an unpaid carer can have a huge impact on a person's mental and physical health. a survey from the charity carers uk found that more than three—quarters of people who responded felt stressed or anxious about their caring role. half of them were dealing with feelings of depression. dorothy cook has been caring for her husband, mike, for more than a decade, after he was diagnosed with a rare neurological condition. abi smitton spent the day with them. some people can spend a lifetime looking for that one person who is their soulmate. and ifound him when i was 17. he's just the most amazing person. we're just really, really connected, and still are. hi, darling! dorothy and melvin, a love story spanning nearly half a century. he carved a heart and our names in a tree... ..here. and every year that

a few scattered coastal showers through northern ireland, running down through the cheshire gap into pennines as well. now, we'll have some more significant showers across the northern isles and a stronger wind here, but not looking too bad into scotland generally. 5—9 degrees our afternoon highs, so the real cold air not arriving quite just yet. now, as we move through saturday evening, that nuisance cloud will start to break up a little. we'll see a freshening north—easterly breeze driving in a few showers across the essex and kent coast. clearer skies further west. that's where we'll see the lowest of the values and some frost and fog to greet us first thing on sunday morning. but that's where we'll start off with the best of the sunshine. this nuisance breeze could continue to drift in some cloud through east yorkshire, east anglia, down through the south—east. but further west, it'll be a dry, settled day with some sunshine coming through, but you might need a couple of extra layers as those temperatures are going to be just below the average for the time of year. so we're looki

turn to a north—westerly direction, you might see some wintry showers turn up across north wales, cheshirecontinues to be cold and sunny, the showers that will be affecting scotland could be really prolonged, but the air is turning very slightly less cold and so the snow should tend to become confined to the hills. that process of the weather rurning milder, then continues into the weekend, with south—westerly winds blowing much milder weather conditions across the country. however, there will be some very strong winds, maybe even disruptive winds around on sunday into the early part of next week. and spells of heavy rain, well, that could see areas of flooding return. welcome to newsday, live from singapore, i'm sura njana tewari. the headlines. as iran is condemned for its attacks on iraq — tehran launches new strikes in pakistan, reportedly killing two children. qatar says a consignment of medical aid will leave doha on wednesday, as part of a deal agreed by israel and hamas. three resignations — as the uk prime minister suffers a rebellion over his plan to send some asylum seekers to r

shower stream sets up off the irish sea that will bring some snow showers to north wales across cheshiree to place, but you could see a few centimetres in a few spots. on into friday, temperatures come up with just a little bit and that means the showers that we have in scotland will start to fall as rain and sleet at lower elevations — the snow becoming confined to the hills. temperatures a degree or two higher. you probably won't notice much in the way of change — it will still feel cold. however, as we get into this weekend, that's when we see a real change in our weather pattern as these south—westerly winds push mild air off the atlantic and that will really boost the temperatures for most. now, on saturday, we've got these bands of rain moving from west to east along with those gusty south—westerly winds. now, there'll be a rapid thaw taking place in scotland, so there could be some localised flooding concerns here, given all of that snow lying on the deck, being a much milder kind of day. very windy weather then, for sunday and early next week, top gusts could reach around 70mph,

turn to a north—westerly direction, you might see some wintry showers turn up across north wales, cheshireld and sunny, the showers that will be affecting scotland could be really prolonged, but the air is turning very slightly less cold and so the snow should tend to become confined to the hills. that process of the weather rurning milder, then continues into the weekend, with south—westerly winds blowing much milder weather conditions across the country. however, there will be some very strong winds, maybe even disruptive winds around on sunday into the early part of next week. and spells of heavy rain, well, that could see areas of flooding return. china's economy grew by 5.2% in 2023 according to the premier, beating its target rate. more and more workers are searching for new career paths. we take a look at the trends across the asia pacific. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm suranjana tewari. let's begin the show in china where officials are expected to annouce several economic indicators later today. but its premier gave a sneak peek of the gdp figure at the annual meet

and in sport — the teenager from cheshire who's nowjust two wins away from being crowned a world dartsmpion. hello, i'm davina gupta. a powerful earthquake and dozens of smaller quakes have hit the north coast ofjapan�*s main island — destroying buildings, tearing up roads and disrupting travel. the authorities are still assessing the damage, butjapanese broadcaster ntv says one man died when a building collapsed in shika town in ishikawa prefecture. initial tsunami warnings have now been downgraded to an advisory. south and north korea and russia also put out tsunami warnings earlier. the epicentre of the 7.6—magnitude quake was in the noto area of the ishikawa prefecture — but the effects were felt up to 200km away in the capital tokyo. dozens of buildings collapsed, including in the town of suzu, where cctv footage showed houses turning into clouds of dust, as you can see in the top left and right of the screen. helena wilkinson reports. rumbling, screaming. this footage from inside someone�*s home captures the moment the powerful earthquake struck. it was also caught on camera in t

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a few scattered coastal showers through northern ireland, running down through the cheshire gap intoe'll have some more significant showers across the northern isles and a stronger wind here, but not looking too bad into scotland generally. 5—9 degrees our afternoon highs, so the real cold air not arriving quite just yet. now, as we move through saturday evening, that nuisance cloud will start to break up a little. we'll see a freshening north—easterly breeze driving in a few showers across the essex and kent coast. clearer skies further west. that's where we'll see the lowest of the values and some frost and fog to greet us first thing on sunday morning. but that's where we'll start off with the best of the sunshine. this nuisance breeze could continue to drift in some cloud through east yorkshire, east anglia, down through the south—east. but further west, it'll be a dry, settled day with some sunshine coming through, but you might need a couple of extra layers as those temperatures are going to be just below the average for the time of year. so we're looking at highs of 3—6 degree

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turn to a north—westerly direction, you might see some wintry showers turn up across north wales, cheshiref the uk it continues to be cold and sunny, the showers that will be affecting scotland could be really prolonged, but the air is turning very slightly less cold and so the snow should tend to become confined to the hills. that process of the weather turning milder, then continues into the weekend, with south—westerly winds blowing much milder weather conditions across the country. however, there will be some very strong winds, maybe even disruptive winds around on sunday into the early part of next week. and spells of heavy rain, as well, that could see areas of flooding return. and i was worried for them also. china says its economy grew by 5.2% in 2023 according but reports of high youth unemployment and a shrinking population. and more and more workers are searching for new career paths. we take a look at the trends across the asia—pacific. hello, and welcome to asia business report. we begin in china where officials have just released new economic data. the world's second largest

we have got schools in my area in cheshire that have not had inspections for 12 years since the londond to look at the system and give parents the credibility to be able to read a report about the strengths and there is developments at a school. . ., ., ., ., ., school. simon, from the national association _ school. simon, from the national association of _ school. simon, from the national association of head _ school. simon, from the national association of head teachers, - school. simon, from the national. association of head teachers, thanks forjoining us. she's been nicknamed polar preet — preet chandi, a british army officer already holds two world records for antarctic trekking — now she's set for a third. captain preet believes she's become the world's fastest woman to complete a solo south pole ski expedition — covering more than eleven—hundred kilometres of antarctic ice in just 31 days, 13 hours and 19 minutes. she's waiting for the guinness world records to verify her feat. captain preet chandi joins us live now from antarctica, speaking to us via a satellite phone in temper