always be over high ground — so the moors of southwest england, the brecon beacons, snowdonia, the cumbrianenerally, and across southern and western scotland, particularly the highlands and the southern uplands. so we could see some localised flooding building in. the rain is beginning to arrive right now and, along with the wet weather some strong winds, mild air. temperatures about 8—9 celsius as we start the day on friday. further east it is dry, but it's chillier. temperatures around 3 celsius, most places should be frost—free. now for friday, it's a wet and windy starts the day across these western areas with gusts of wind potentially running into the low—60s of miles per hour or so in places. outbreaks of rain with many of you for much of the day. there won't be much rain, though, across the northeast of scotland, and not a great deal of rain either across the midlands, east anglia, southeast england. there will be quite large tracts of the day that stay dry and bright, even. whereas further west, the rain pretty relentless. temperatures on the mild side, looking at highs of around 10

the largest accumulations of the of the higher ground, the cumbrian falled, northern ireland generallylt we could see some localised surface water flooding problems. it is not just to be wet on friday but it will also be windy, with gales around times across western areas, central and eastern england and at times north—eastern scotland. there won't be that much rain for these areas, large stretches of these areas, large stretches of the day actually relatively dry. temperature is mild, 10— 12 degrees. that we can like this, more wet and windy weather across western areas of the uk with those rainfall totals building up. across the east, something a little bit drier and brighter with some sunshine, temperatures 12—14 widely but across eastern england we could see hires up to 17. welcome to bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: touchdown confirmed. perserverence has touched down on the surface of mars. the moment the perseverance rover, nasa's most ambitious mission to mars, lands successfully on the red planet. it worked through all the adversity and all the challenges tha

always be over high ground — so the moors of southwest england, the brecon beacons, snowdonia, the cumbriansed flooding building in. the rain is beginning to arrive right now and, along with the wet weather some strong winds, mild air. temperatures about 8—9 celsius as we start the day on friday. further east it is dry, but it's chillier. temperatures around 3 celsius, most places should be frost—free. now for friday it's a wet and windy starts the day across these areas with gusts of wind potentially running into the low—605 in miles per hour or so in places. there won't be much rain, though, across the northeast of scotland, and not a great deal of rain either across the midlands, east anglia, southeast england. there will be quite large tracts of the day that stay dry and bright, even. as far as further west, the rain pretty relentless. temperatures on the mild side, looking at highs of around 10—12 degrees fairly widely. and then into the weekend — more wet and windy weather to come across western areas. the eastern side of the country brighter and drier and, for some, it could turn ver

always be over high ground — so the moors of south—west england, the brecon beacons, snowdonia, the cumbrianern uplands. so we could see some localised flooding building in. the rain is beginning to arrive right now and, along with the wet weather some strong winds, mild air. temperatures about 8—9 celsius as we start the day on friday. further east it is dry, but it's chillier. temperatures around three celsius, most places should be frost—free. now for friday, it's a wet and windy starts the day across these western areas with gusts of wind potentially running into the low—60s of miles per hour or so in places. outbreaks of rain with many of you for much of the day. there won't be much rain, though, across the north—east of scotland, and not a great deal of rain either across the midlands, east anglia, south—east england. there will be quite large tracts of the day that stay dry and bright, even. whereas further west, the rain pretty relentless. temperatures on the mild side, looking at highs of around 10—12 celsius fairly widely. and then into the weekend — more wet and windy weather to c

always be over high ground — so the moors of southwest england, the brecon beacons, snowdonia, the cumbriansed flooding building in. the rain is beginning to arrive right now and, along with the wet weather some strong winds, mild air. temperatures about 8—9 celsius as we start the day on friday. further east it is dry, but it's chillier. temperatures around 3 celsius, most places should be frost—free. now for friday, it's a wet and windy starts the day across these western areas with gusts of wind potentially running into the low—60s of miles per hour or so in places. outbreaks of rain with many of you for much of the day. there won't be much rain, though, across the northeast of scotland, and not a great deal of rain either across the midlands, east anglia, southeast england. there will be quite large tracts of the day that stay dry and bright, even. as far as further west, the rain pretty relentless. temperatures on the mild side, looking at highs of around 10—12 celsius fairly widely. and then into the weekend — more wet and windy weather to come across western areas. the eastern side o

always be over high ground — so the moors of south—west england, the brecon beacons, snowdonia, the cumbrian localised flooding building in. the rain is beginning to arrive right now and, along with the wet weather some strong winds, mild air. temperatures about 8—9 celsius as we start the day on friday. further east it is dry, but it's chillier. temperatures around three celsius, most places should be frost—free. now for friday, it's a wet and windy starts the day across these western areas with gusts of wind potentially running into the low—60s of miles per hour or so in places. outbreaks of rain with many of you for much of the day. there won't be much rain, though, across the north—east of scotland, and not a great deal of rain either across the midlands, east anglia, south—east england. there will be quite large tracts of the day that stay dry and bright, even. whereas further west, the rain pretty relentless. temperatures on the mild side, looking at highs of around 10—12 celsius fairly widely. and then into the weekend — more wet and windy weather to come across western areas. the eas

always be over high ground — so the moors of southwest england, the brecon beacons, snowdonia, the cumbrianst places should be frost—free. now for friday it�*s a wet and windy starts the day across these areas with gusts of wind potentially running into the low—60s in miles per hour or so in places. outbreaks of rain with many of you for much of the day. there won�*t be much rain, though, across the northeast of scotland, and not a great deal of rain either across the midlands, east anglia, southeast england. there will be quite large tracts of the day that stay dry and bright, even. as far as further west, the rain pretty relentless. temperatures on the mild side, looking at highs of around 10—12 degrees fairly widely. and then into the weekend — more wet and windy weather to come across western areas. the eastern side of the country brighter and drier and, for some, it could turn very mild indeed for a time. the reason the weather gets a bit milder is the winds are going to start to come from a southerly direction, dragging the air up from north africa, spain, france, and on into central

violations and rather than ask why at the stage congress should be asking how and how can we provide cumbrian'sof repair for our graven systemic failures and what steps must be take to get there. i urge congress to account for and repair systemic racism rather than to ignore it and embody it. we are at a defining moment in u.s. history and prepared for justice for the legacy that demands piercing the fierce urgencies of now. >> thank you so very much for your testimony that is so provocative and well detailed. thank you for being here this morning. we appreciate it very much. i'm delighted now to introduce our last witness and that is mr. hilary o shelton, mr. shelton is director of the naacp washington bureau and senior vice president for advocacy and policy. the question is who does not know mr. hilary's as it relates to the fights to civil rights for decades. his calming voice, his beliefs and values have been of great value for those of us in the united states congress to the naacp and the nation. mr. sheldon's response will for advocating for federal public policy issue agenda of the oldes

across a part of eastern england but darker blue colours and over the hills of south—west wales, cumbriannt of cloud around, a few breaks towards the east, bit of a chill but this is where the rain is at the moment across the western areas of the uk, just pushing its way northwards and will continue to do so. it's not just the rain, cross the western half of the country, to go with the wet weather it is also windy. we have winds gusting 50, maybe 60 mph for some. the east is always drier and brighter. let me take you through the day, we will see a few glimpses of hazy sunshine but notice how the rain goes across the isle of man, wales and west in ireland might be dry and brighter times this whatever you are, rain or not, temperatures are where they should be for the time of year, ten to 12 degrees. they will be up a notch or two higher over the weekend. most of the reign of south—west england, wales, running up towards north—west england and the far south of scotland. north west england and the far south of scotland. north—western half of the country and south—east we could see something