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when they appear to return to their home in cheshire yesterday they were reported missing and rescueies were found. police said formal identification has yet to take place but tom parry and his sun �*s family have been made aware. the car was found in a car park in glencoe and they set off from there on tuesday. glencoe, this particular area, is not the trickiest to walk in, providing you are prepared but if you are not, unfortunately it can produce grave consequences. inquiries are ongoing and the officer said there are no apparent suspicious circumstances. st marys church says it will remain open for anyone who wishes to offer their condolences and prayers to all the family and friends now coming to terms with this shocking and devastating news. leigh milner, bbc news. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon is in glencoe. just bring us up to date with what there was an extensive search for richie and tom parry after they were reported missing, a search and rescue helicopter from prestwick were involved in mountain rescue teams were out dry to find a pair. the weather can change qu

well, the name itself, for example... the jokes are bad, yes, this is really cheshire and the cheshireder to neutralize a base, you need to add salt to it, time, timothy, as far as i remember, from the seventh grade chemistry course in order... to neutralize a base, you need to add an acid to it, knows that you need to add an established question in chemistry, so guys, probably a large percentage will answer this question, yeah, acid, well, what kind of neutralization is this, what happens, what happens when a base reacts with an acid, the products are salt and water, respectively, if we add salt there, well nothing good comes out of this it turns out, it obviously won’t be neutralization, well, it’s a neutralization reaction - great hetman on. gatman seemed to be in charge of the army. so. chancellor of the chancellery, well, there ’s a seal there. uh, state. and the zemsky marshal? marshals seem to be a state yard. not bad. the most significant positions in the grand duchy of lithuania were chancellor, hetman, podskarbiy zemski and maralok zemski. the chancellor led the office and ga

he was a big fight around — and cheshire. a slightly more sovereign policy for them _ for a slightly more sovereign policy for them to have their own autonomy but also _ for them to have their own autonomy but also to— for them to have their own autonomy but also to benefit from eu membership and by the way, even though— membership and by the way, even though he — membership and by the way, even though he talks a big game against the eu, _ though he talks a big game against the eu, against nato he still decided _ the eu, against nato he still decided to take the euro 2009 even at a time _ decided to take the euro 2009 even at a time when the single currency was in _ at a time when the single currency was in crisis — at a time when the single currency was in crisis in some countries are getting _ was in crisis in some countries are getting bailed out.— getting bailed out. convenience, i would say- _ getting bailed out. convenience, i would say- i— getting bailed out. convenience, i would say. i was _ getting bailed out. conven

in nantwich in cheshire, we had 25 millimetres of rain.eed in quite a lot of cloud across northern england, and we start off certainly with some mist and fog patches around some of our north sea coast. aside from northern england, though, i suspect overall, we're looking at a brighter day on friday with more in the way of sunshine. there will, though, be one or two showers popping up into the afternoon, one or two thunderstorms, but big gaps between those showers — that means probably for most of you, we're looking at a dry day with temperatures widely high teens to the low 20s. it will feel warm in the sunshine, highest temperatures, probably west scotland, where i think we'll probably get to 2a — outside chance of a 25. 0n into the weekend, we've got a low pressure system threatening some heavier bursts of rain across southeast england, certainly more cloud around here as we head into the morning. 0therwise, again, we're looking at a few mist and fog patches — clearing and lifting away, sunny spells, breaking through, and then, into the

in nantwich in cheshire, we had 25 millimetres of rain. of the weather front will continue to feed in quite a lot of cloud across northern england, and we start off certainly with some mist and fog patches around some of our north sea coast. aside from northern england, though, i suspect overall, we're looking at a brighter day on friday with more in the way of sunshine. there will, though, be one or two showers popping up into the afternoon, one or two thunderstorms, but big gaps between those showers — that means probably for most of you, we're looking at a dry day with temperatures widely high teens to the low 20s. it will feel warm in the sunshine, highest temperatures, probably west scotland, where i think we'll probably get to 2a — outside chance of a 25. on into the weekend, we've got a low pressure system threatening some heavier bursts of rain across southeast england, certainly more cloud around here as we head into the morning. otherwise, again, we're looking at a few mist and fog patches — clearing and lifting away, sunny spell

the two had been reported missing after failing to return to their home in cheshire.king, he would have been meticulous in his walking regime up in scotland. so for us, we just can't understand, really, how this has happened. for 12 hours, dozens of mountain rescue volunteers, as well as a coastguard helicopter, scoured the mountains. we don't know exactly where the father and son have been walking. but some of the more exposed routes can be treacherous if the weather turns. in poor weather, navigation can be an issue. if you don't know where you're going, you can quite easily wander off into, i suppose, a gulley or an exposed ridge, which is not part of the, if you like, the tourist trip. —— tourist route. and so poor weather does present the walker with a lot of challenges. glencoe mountain rescue said the pair were experienced walkers. but the number of call—outs here is on the rise, especially from people who are not familiar with scotland's mountains. police say there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding richie and tom parry�*s deaths. their family now lef

. their cheshire home yesterday. to be suspicious. for the latest story, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. comment alerts . news. comment alerts. >> cheers! britannia wine club proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . financial report. >> here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy you $1.2709 and ,1.1753. the price of gold is £1,835.09 per ounce, and the ftse 100 is at 8202 points. >> cheers britannia wine club proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . financial report. >> up at noon. good afternoon britain with tom and emily. here they are. what have you got on they are. what have you got on the show today, guys? well, right. >> top of the show at 12:00. we're going to be hearing from richard tice and nigel farage. they have a new policy on to immigration announce, so we'll be taking that live. >> also, mark white will be there on the scene to try and digest it all. tell us whether it all adds up. >> what part of the country are they i

there is the supercomputer in cheshire which is part of the city region.icated when you start to talk about the boundaries and borders but again, you know, that is a place where amazing things are being done. a lot of people in the city region don't know. it is a base they want their children and grandchildren to get a job and the government of the day will need to work with the metro mayor to bring theirjobs and bring that investment so i think those are the focus over the. transport is the biggest one for the bidding that affects all of us would have how we get from a debate whether it is the train on the bus. the buses are being brought back into public ownership in the liverpool city region as well for their jobs, liverpool city region as well for theirjobs, regeneration, will this be the hollywood of the north by the next time the next metro mayor is elected question like that is another ban steve rotherham and the liverpool city council are moving forward as well. so a lot of promises that of the electorate feel it has been slow steps, baby steps, so

cat, remember in alice, but the cheshire cat says that it’s a big mistake to take something seriousd for me, here is your post that you dedicated to me, in this sense it inspired me very much in those days, but that’s it. thank you again, i am very pleased this is true, but indeed, even before the boy’s words, there was an express film, and so in this film, they also succeeded in some amazing way, in general, this is also quite a dark space and in which all this happens, but due to your organics and how everything is there and the intonation of the overall film, he is not hopeless, on the contrary, yes he is hopeless in the sense that after all, well, we understand that he cannot escape from this mountain ring in which he resides, but even within this, if there is light left, then how as if hope already arises, even if he has nothing it worked out, and maybe even the point is not that you have to defeat the evil around you in which you live, maybe this is precisely the ego again and about yourself, that is, i will be the champion of this evil. i’ll save everyone, yeah, no, but maybe

it was very wet for some — in nantwich, in cheshire, we had 25 millimetres of rain. across northern england, and we start off certainly with some mist and fog patches around some of our north sea coast. aside from northern england, though, i suspect overall, we're looking at a brighter day on friday with more in the way of sunshine. there will, though, be one or two showers popping up into the afternoon, one or two thunderstorms, but big gaps between those showers — that means probably for most of you, we're looking at a dry day with temperatures widely high with temperatures widely high teens, to the low 20s. it will feel warm in the sunshine, highest temperatures, probably west scotland, where i think we'll probably get to 2a — outside chance of a 25. on into the weekend, we've got a low pressure system threatening some heavier bursts of rain across southeast england, certainly more cloud around here as we head into the morning. otherwise, again, we're looking at a few mist and fog patches — clearing and lifting away, sunny spells, breaking through, and then, into

many teeth that alice immediately realized that he was not to be trifled with, yes, this really cheshire to our question is yes, the seventh question, is it really necessary to neutralize the base... add salt to it. time. timofey. as far as i remember from seventh grade chemistry courses, in order to neutralize a base, you need to add an acid to it, he knows that you need to add a chemistry question, so guys, probably a large percentage will answer this question, yeah, acid, so what in general, for neutralization, what happens, what is it - when a base reacts with an acid, the products are salt and water, respectively, if we add salt there, nothing good will come of it, it... obviously will not be neutralization. well, a neutralization reaction is a reaction between a base and an acid, resulting in the formation of salt and water. the correct answer to our question is no. eighth question: is it true that the grand duchy of lithuania, under zemsky’s treasure, was responsible for the state treasury. time. vladislav, what do you think? well, i answered yes, because well, under treasure come

yes, this is... really cheshire and cheshire code, the correct answer to our question, yes, the seventh in order to neutralize the base. timofey, as far as i remember, from a seventh grade chemistry course, in order to neutralize a base, you need to add to it. well, what kind of neutralization is this, what happens, what happens when a base reacts with an acid, the products are salt and water, respectively, if we add salt there, well, nothing good will come of it, it will obviously be neutralization, well, a neutralization reaction is a reaction between a base and an acid resulting in. which produces salt and water, the correct answer to our question is no. eighth question: is it true that on under skarbiy zemsky was responsible for the state treasury. time! vladislav, what do you think? well, i answered, yes, because, well, under skarbey comes from the word skarb, skarb is wealth, translated from belarusian. language, well done, he is also involved in extensive history, participates in olympiads, so he probably knows the correct answer, what other positions are there in the grand duchy

it was very wet for some — in nantwich, in cheshire, we had 25 millimetres of rain.t will continue to feed in quite a lot of cloud across northern england, and we start off certainly with some mist and fog patches around some of our north sea coast. aside from northern england, though, i suspect overall, we're looking at a brighter day on friday with more in the way of sunshine. there will, though, be 1—2 showers popping up into the afternoon, 1—2 thunderstorms, but big gaps between those showers — that means probably for most of you, we're looking at a dry day with temperatures widely high teens, to the low 20s. it will feel warm in the sunshine, highest temperatures, probably west scotland, where i think we'll probably get to 24 — outside chance of a 25. 0n into the weekend, we've got a low pressure system threatening some heavier bursts of rain across southeast england, certainly more cloud around here as we head into the morning. 0therwise, again, we're looking at a few mist and fog patches — clearing and lifting away, sunny spells, breaking through, and then, in

this was wilmslow, cheshire east. so high cirrus cloud turning that sunshine hazy.ikely especially during the mornings and some others see heavy showers, but not everywhere. so high pressure dominating from the atlantic. but not far away across the near continent, areas of low pressure. this warm front is likely to spill some rain across the south east of england early on saturday morning. perhaps that spreads along the south coast, it will sit along the south coast, it will sit along the channel islands for a time. elsewhere, early mist and fog clearly slowly —— clearing slowly from coast, then we could see thunderstorms in wales and perhaps the south west of england, but hit—and—miss. many places stay dry through the afternoon, but we could see a few showers. top temperatures between 20 to 23 for most of us, cooler under that cloud around the north—east coast. moving through into sunday, we have this area of high pressure still sitting out in the atlantic, trying to dominate our weather. squeezing most of the show away, but still a chance they could crop up in the

in nantwich in cheshire, we had 25 millimetres of rain.ot of cloud across northern england, and we start off certainly with some mist and fog patches around some of our north sea coast. aside from northern england, though, i suspect overall, we're looking at a brighter day on friday with more in the way of sunshine. there will, though, be one or two showers popping up into the afternoon, one or two thunderstorms, but big gaps between those showers — that means probably for most of you, we're looking at a dry day with temperatures widely high teens to the low 20s. it will feel warm in the sunshine, highest temperatures, probably west scotland, where i think we'll probably get to 2a — outside chance of a 25. on into the weekend, we've got a low pressure system threatening some heavier bursts of rain across southeast england, certainly more cloud around here as we head into the morning. otherwise, again, we're looking at a few mist and fog patches — clearing and lifting away, sunny spells, breaking through, and then, into the afternoon, one o

i am on a farm in north—west england, in cheshire.local residents. these are some seven—week old lambs. they are getting ready to meet the prime minister. we understand rishi sunak may even be bottle—feeding them later during his visit here. away from the lamb sent to the politics will stop as you say, the conservatives have been announcing a crackdown on anti—social behaviour in social housing against repeat offenders. people could be evicted. and on fly—tipping, lower—level offenders could find points added to their driving licence. here is the work and pensions secretary mel stride. we will be applying a system whereby people can get points on their driving licences if they are found guilty of these kind of offences. i think that is really important because of course, almost all these offences use a vehicle of some form or another. in many cases, getting additional points on your licence will mean losing your licence altogether. this policy would apply to england. labour and the liberal democrats have essentially been saying they r

the two had been reported missing after failing to return to their home in cheshire.uld have been well prepared and are devastated their bodies have been found. when going out walking, he would have been meticulous in his walking regime up in scotland. so for us, we just can't understand, really, how this has happened. for 12 hours, dozens of mountain rescue volunteers, as well as a coastguard helicopter, scoured the mountains. we don't know exactly where the father and son had been walking. but some of the more exposed routes can be treacherous if the weather turns. in poor weather, navigation can be an issue. if you don't know where you're going, you can quite easily wander off into, i suppose, a gulley or an exposed ridge, which is not part of the, if you like, the tourist trip. tourist route. and so poor weather does present the walker with a lot of challenges. glencoe mountain rescue said the pair were experienced walkers. but the number of call—outs here is on the rise, especially from people who are not familiar with scotland's mountains. police say there are n

in nantwich in cheshire, we had 25 millimetres of rain.cloud across northern england, and we start off certainly with some mist and fog patches around some of our north sea coast. aside from northern england, though, i suspect overall, we're looking at a brighter day on friday with more in the way of sunshine. there will, though, be one or two showers popping up into the afternoon, one or two thunderstorms, but big gaps between those showers — that means probably for most of you, we're looking at a dry day with temperatures widely high teens to the low 20s. it will feel warm in the sunshine, highest temperatures, probably west scotland, where i think we'll probably get to 24 — outside chance of a 25. 0n into the weekend, we've got a low—pressure system threatening some heavier bursts of rain across southeast england, certainly more cloud around here as we head into the morning. 0therwise, again, we're looking at a few mist and fog patches — clearing and lifting away, sunny spells, breaking through, and then, into the afternoon, one or two

but here we are at a farm in cheshire.nd about across the north west and later on further visits talking about community and cracking down, particularly on anti—social behaviour. new policy today they want to give you points on your driving licence. if you are guilty of flytipping up to six points, one of their latest policy ideas, we're hearing a lot of them this week, aren't we? >> that sounds like a very interesting policy. i'm not sure if flytipping always has something to do with driving, but, but clearly it's a it's an issue for a lot of people. >> i don't know, i think lots of people, you know, on roundabouts and country roads that open the window how it goes. >> yeah. no. dreadful. well, katherine forster and, christopher hope, thank you very much for coming to us from do different sides of the country. we love to see it. >> yes. lovely indeed. the question of carbon offsetting is a controversial one. >> it depends how well you do it. i suppose . well, you absolve it. i suppose. well, you absolve yourself from all

cat, remember in alice, but the cheshire cat says that it’s a big mistake to take something seriousely 100%, not because i’m not 25 anymore, oh, how old am i, not 24, but 70, but not in this sense, in the sense that there are really few things, which i couldn’t, well, not even laugh, amaze, just like that, smile, here’s an express film that i really like with your participation, thank you, moreover, you know perfectly well that i noticed you and fell in love with you. i was in the hospital then, it was hard for me, here is your post that you dedicated to me, in this sense it inspired me very much in those days, yes, thank you again, i’m very pleased, it’s true, but really, even before the boy’s words, there was an express film, and so in this film, it also succeeded somehow amazingly, in general, this is also quite a dark space, and in which all this happens, but at your expense. and maybe even the point is not that you have to defeat the evil around you in which you live, maybe this is precisely the ego and about yourself, that is, i will be the champion of this evil, i will save e

conor and rae thackray from cheshire are here.ho's been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and chronic fatigue syndrome. he was told he needed to pay back just under £400 and has done that. elizabeth tait from surrey has been a carer for over 20 years, first for her husband, david, who died in 2018. now she looks after he 20—year—old son 0liver, who has down�*s syndrome and complex needs. elizabeth was told she owed £1,623, which she has repaid. and i want to say first of all, welcome to all of you and thank you so much because i'm totally aware of the overwhelming caring responsibilities you all have served to give us the time and space this evening is very much appreciated. thank you. i will ask you all the same question to start and if i can begin with you in glasgow, diane, when you first found out you owed £20,000, what was your initial reaction and what impact did it have on you? i reaction and what impact did it have on ou? , w w reaction and what impact did it have on ou? , ., ., ., on you? i “ust thought, how

in cheshire, they had 25 millimetres of rain, in nantwich.emperatures high teens, low 205, it will feel warm in the sunshine with highest temperatures, west scotland where we will get to 24. the outside chance of 25. into the weekend, low pressure system threatens some heavy bursts of rain across south—east england, more cloud around here as we head into the morning. we are looking at some must —— mist and fog patches, clearing and lifting away, sunny spells breaking through and into the afternoon, one or two showers and thunderstorms popping up. temperatures are still on the one side, we are looking at highs well into the teens, 23, 24, in the very warmest areas, given the light winds and the main sunshine that will feel very pleasant. sunday, there is a slight change in the weather picture across scotland and northern ireland, there will be more in the way of clouds pushing in here, could be thick enough to give us an odd part of rain. england and wales, mainly dry with some sunshine, but you will notice the temperature is just dropping a l

and in cheshire with 25 mm of rain. more in the way of sunshine. there will be one or two showers popping up into the afternoon. one or two thunderstorms, but big gaps between those showers and probably for most, we are looking at a trite day with temperatures quietly heightens the low 20s. feeling warm in the centre. highest temperatures west college where i think we will probably get to 2a, outside chance of a 25. onto the weekend, a low pressure system threatening some heavy bursts of rain across south—east england, certainly more cloud around here as we head into the morning. otherwise, we are looking at a few mist and fog patches, clearing a away, some sunny spells breaking through and then into the afternoon, when our two showers and thunderstorms popping up. temperatures, still on the warm side. we are looking at highs well into the teens. 23—24 in the very warmest areas. given the light winds in the mason trend that will feel very pleasant. or sunday, there is a slight change in the weather picture. across scotl

so as the cheshire cat said, if you don't tell me where you want to go, i can't tell you how to get theret the strategic debates feel detached from the trauma. today is israel's memorial day, more raw than ever, especially at the sight of the worst single attack of the worst terrorist attack in the country's history, the nova music festival. >> sad. sad. the sky is crying with us. the rain was all around. i feel very sick. very sick. about what happened here in this place, in this area. nick: today, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the soldiers who died fighting died for an existential cause. >> it is us or them. israel or the monsters of hamas. it's existence, freedom, security, and prosperity, or annihilation, massacre, rape and enslavement. we are determined to win this fight, but the price we are the generations before us paid is heavy. nick: the war is heavy for everyone looking for light to pierce the darkness. for the pbs newshour, i'm nick schifrin. ♪ amna: jury selection began today as democratic senator bob menendez is set to become the first sitting senator ever tried for

and breaking news — a father and son from cheshire are missing after a hillwalking trip in the scottishm parry and his 12—year—old son richie were due to return home on wednesday after visiting glen nevis and glencoe. but have police scotland confirmed their car was found in a car park. there's more on that on the bbc news website. we start tonight with the latest from the campaign trail here in the uk. labour has been attempting to focus its efforts on the nhs today, with plans for hospitals to do more out—of—hours work and use the private sector to tackle england's nhs waiting lists, but the attention has been firmly on the party's handling of diane abbott. there's still confusion tonight over whether the long—serving labour mp can or can't stand again in the general election. keir starmer says there is no decision about that yet, but diane abbott says she is barred and has doubled down tonight at a rally in hackney. i was shocked to learn yesterday that i am going to be banned from running for the labour party. booing shame! i have been selected by my local party members, many of who

but when they failed to return to their home in alsager, cheshire yesterday, they were reported missingn relation to hush money payment paid to stormy daniels. he denies all the charges. all 12jurors must agree that donald trump is guilty beyond reasonable doubt for prosecutors to secure any conviction this case. our correspondent is outside of the court. , . . our correspondent is outside of the court. , , , . court. the 'ury is still hearing testimony— court. the jury is still hearing testimony they _ court. the jury is still hearing testimony they had _ court. the jury is still hearing| testimony they had requested court. the jury is still hearing - testimony they had requested so not actively deliberating yet, quite a bit of business to get through this morning. they first heard the judge read back some of his instructions, they were interested in some of the law that guides them to what inferences they can draw from the evidence. we now have two court reporters quite literally re—enacting the statements of david pecker, the editor of the tabloid publisher of the national enquirer,

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in the north west of england, and as you say, the public campaign visit kicked off earlier on in cheshire a farm and was seen to bottle feed some seven—week—old lambs. he is introduced to some of the cows on the farm and sat down on some haystacks with some local people to talk about his campaign. then we all ran off or hopped on this bus to a steam railway in greater manchester, so we got on that, and that was a four—minute journey. he then headed into a cafe to talk to people around there. it gives you a flavour of the day for rishi sunak, as you say, the policies that they were announcing today were on cracking down on fly—tipping, cracking down on anti—social behaviour in social housing as well. but i spoke to the prime minister early on is what is called the pool arrangements, so we share out among broadcasters, the opportunity to talk to party leaders, the prime minister and throw some questions at them. i want to talk to the prime minister about the fact that yesterday, of course, we had the news that the former tory mp, who was stepping down, mark logan, has now decided and he rev

randy sat with a cheshire cat's grin. the reaction to his first song in more than a decade was a mix of joy and wonder. ♪ ah, but they were dark and deeper ♪ >> god! >> reporter: for his wife, tears. >> you forget how much you missed it until you hear it again. >> reporter: for randy's country friends, like grammy-winning superstar carrie underwood, there was confusion. >> how -- how -- how? >> reporter: for cole swindle, who just won three acm awards. ♪ i must have said to myself ♪ ♪ it's a great big world ♪ >> reporter: it reminded him of why he became a country singer in the first place. >> if you're going to let me hear it, that means a lot. i'm glad to hear you sing. >> reporter: and veteran country star clay walker. ♪ and there ain't no knowing where that came from ♪ >> reporter: he was simply over the moon. >> golly! >> reporter: even randy's own family hadn't heard it until two weeks ago. >> it's so weird to kind of explain everything that goes through your head when you're listening to it. >> reporter: it was per

tom parry and his son richie were due to return to their cheshire home yesterday after visiting glent, for the trump fans and for their rivals, it's now a waiting game with passions sometimes running high. all in all, though, it's a thin crowd given what's at stake inside. donald trump's fate is now in the hands of 12 ordinary new yorkers, while once again he was railing against the trial itself. they don't know what the crime is, that's what the problem is. it's a disgrace, this thing ought to be ended immediately. the judge ought to end it and save his reputation. thank you very much. we do, in fact, know what the alleged crime is. pages of financial documents the prosecution says show the falsification of business records to disguise hush money payments to the porn star stormy daniels just ahead of the 2016 election, so her claim they'd had sex would be kept from the american public. back then, mr trump was facing other allegations of sexual misconduct. i have no idea who these women are, have no idea. donald trump, though, has argued the whole case depends on his former lawyer, m

i am on a farm in - north-west england in cheshire and i north—west england in cheshire and i want toing them during his visit but the conservatives have been announcing a crackdown on anti—social behaviour in social housing against repeat offenders, people could be evicted, and then on fly—tipping, lower—level offenders could have points added to their drivers licence and here is mel stride. ., , _, ., drivers licence and here is mel stride. ., , drivers licence and here is mel stride. ., stride. people could have points on their driving — stride. people could have points on their driving licences _ stride. people could have points on their driving licences if _ stride. people could have points on their driving licences if they - stride. people could have points on their driving licences if they are - their driving licences if they are found _ their driving licences if they are found guilty of these kinds of offences and i think that is very important — offences and i think that is very important because almost all of these _ important because almost all of these sorts of offences us

sasha says forecasts may be bad where you are, but in cheshire we've got wall to wall sunshine and no and to the north, if you are north of the area i've just mentioned, you're going to be wondering what on earth are they talking about? because they're going to get much, much drier and calmer bright weather. >> as i mentioned, always better in the north it is, and the north northwest scotland going through the next couple of days, they're going to get the sunshine as this area of unsettled weather moves across the rest of the country. >> but saying that we were talking a couple of days ago when i was in about how it was freezing cold and it was going to get warmer, it is now going to get warmer, it is now going to get warmer, it is now going to get much warmer. and if you've noticed, over the last couple of days it's been feeling muqqy' couple of days it's been feeling muggy, warm. that is warmth coming in from the continent and bringing in stability. >> i say i wonder about that because it was muggy, but it's so it's that muggy walk because often when it's muggy, you get thunderstorm

and then you had ed davey who, he was grinning like a cheshire cat, wasn't he, with the rest of his partyey finally worked out that their banners are orange and not yellow, because usually the lib dems are all sort of multicoloured banners. they haven't quite got it right. and of course, then you had richard tice with the reform. and so i just felt that for me, i thought they were all pretty useless. it's all pretty lacklustre and frankly, i mean, i don't know what i will do in terms i have to vote, but i just thought they were all pretty bad. >> let's have a little look now at some of the resignations that have come in thick and fast so far. we've got sir michael ellis, mp for north hampton north, hugh merriman, a transport minister and mp for bexhill and battle. james grundy , mp for lee. dame ellen a—lang, a deputy speaker of the commons and mp for epping forest . jo and mp for epping forest. jo churchill, the employment minister and the mp for bury saint edmunds sean, your mps, even cabinet ministers don't want it. >> look, i think one of the things that rishi could have gotten better

each year thousands of fans of the pop star harry styles flock to the cheshire village where he grewr. he shot to fame on the x factor... since then, the village where he is from has become a must see for fans. due to the weather today, the walk down to the viaduct itself will be quite muddy and challenging. hour. quite muddy and challenging. now, --eole quite muddy and challenging. now, people visiting _ quite muddy and challenging. now, people visiting the _ quite muddy and challenging. now, people visiting the chapel are offered to the new walking tour. more than 5000 fans are thought to have visited this village as air, almost equal to its entire population. the new tour will take those fans through a trip of local harry hotspots. to those fans through a trip of local harry hotspots— those fans through a trip of local harry hotspots. to your right 'ust there hehhe fl harry hotspots. to your right 'ust there behind the i harry hotspots. to your right 'ust there behind the green �* harry hotspots. to your rightjust there behind the green metal- harry hotspots. to your rightjust. the

you know, the lacey green ward in north cheshire or something.overnment policy. okay. and i think they need to remember what they've actually been elected. >> it's very interesting what keir starmer does. does he stand firm on his current position when it comes to gaza and the middle east, or do you think that he'll feel quite a lot of pressure from some of his mps and some of his local councillors, who are saying, you know, you've got to change your tact. we'll be looking into that. and also a warning, a warning. apparently e—bikes are exploding. yeah, good. fire chiefs are telling us, just like the cars, i hate e—bikes. >> they're cheating them . >> they're cheating them. >> they're cheating them. >> yeah, yeah, but i mean, there might be a slight risk that someone could be on an e—bike when it explodes. and that's. >> that's less good. shouldn't have bought one in the first place. >> talking of cannons and fireworks, why do you hate them? >> beth? >> beth? >> i hate those e—bikes. you mean the ones that you pay for with your phone? not the one

and when little mary bird was four years old, the garrison, the regiment, the cheshire regiment in which and sent to canada to new brunswick. there unfortunately, soldier bird died, and mrs. bird with her young daughter, married another man and they moved to america and from then on, the great story of meghan markle continued . and so, perhaps the continued. and so, perhaps the islands, the three islands of malta will be pleased or relieved , and we can't tell to relieved, and we can't tell to know that there is absolute no maltese antecedents with meghan markle. not a bit of it. it's another one. it's another piece of the puzzle , the wonderful of the puzzle, the wonderful story of meghan markle. >> but maltese connection there is none. >> yeah , well, maybe she's made >> yeah, well, maybe she's made the maltese cross. let's move on to another story that's caught my eye today. michael and it's how shall we put it this, this obscure portrait of the princess kate on the cover of tatler magazine by a zambian artist, hannah uzor. it's drawn some pretty unflattering reviews. the telegraph sa

who's 49, and his 12 year old son ritchie , failed to old son ritchie, failed to return to their cheshireng but the circumstances are not believed to be suspicious . and finally, a suspicious. and finally, a guitar used by john lennon has become the most expensive beatles instrument ever sold at auction. the famous 12 string hootenanny acoustic guitar was found in an attic after it was presumed lost. for more than half a century. it sold for £23 million to a telephone bidder at the hard rock cafe in new york. lennon famously performed the song you've got to hide your love away on the guitar in the 1965 film help i while the latest 1965 film help! while the latest stories sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts. now back to tom and . emily. and. emily. >> good afternoon britain. it's 1:08 now. almost a thousand soldiers and around 240 horses from the household division are taking part in this year's king's birthday parade. performed. they performed a khaki rehearsal at the event today. >> yes. it's now been confirmed that the princes

everyone's grinning like cheshire cats. >> favourite word change for far too long, people across thed kingdom have been let down and taken for granted by this conservative government, and this out of touch conservative party. >> but with this election, we have the chance to win the change our country so desperately needs . desperately needs. >> yeah, they're all talking about change. change change, change, reform. richard tice claiming no nonsense from the other parties and that they will be standing 630 candidates. do they even have 630 candidates? >> everybody feels worse off after 14 years of tory failure . after 14 years of tory failure. that's the result of incompetence. and these experts , incompetence. and these experts, along with weak, feeble politicians who have broken britain and sadly , that failure britain and sadly, that failure of the establishment and the experts manifests itself in the great scandals that we hear about. >> the snp made their voices heard . heard. >> never has a government deserved to lose more than rishi sunak government. you want higher living stand

i'm here in cheshire, where the prime minister has been visiting a farm.ite right this afternoon. here we go again, talking about a diane abbott. keir starmer appeared to have kept a lid on divisions within the labour party over the last few years. didn't he seem to do a very good job of making it seem like they were all unhed? it seem like they were all united? that has completely broken apart over the last couple of days with this massive, massive row erupting over diane abbott. now, sir keir starmer's first position was no. she hasn't been barred . it's she hasn't been barred. it's a decision for the national executive committee on tuesday day. and then, of course, deputy leader angela rayner came out yesterday. and in complete contrast to sir keir starmer, said well, i think that if she wants to stand she should be able to stand. then we had anas sarwar , the, the scottish labour sarwar, the, the scottish labour leader, basically agreeing with angela rayner that was not the official line. only a few hours ago this morning, sir keir starmer was still sa