we live in essex, so we made _ to go to devon. we live in essex, so we made the — to go to devon. on our original day, just us— we made the to devon on our original day, just us and the dog, we towed only a _ day, just us and the dog, we towed only a handful of people are close friends _ only a handful of people are close friends and family, we towed a couple — friends and family, we towed a couple of— friends and family, we towed a couple of more people on the day that it _ couple of more people on the day that it was — couple of more people on the day that it was happening, and then everyone — that it was happening, and then everyone else found that after we were _ everyone else found that after we were married. and it was really nice to have _ were married. and it was really nice to have that— were married. and it was really nice to have that personal feel to it, and it— to have that personal feel to it, and it was— to have that personal feel to it, and it was nothing we never dreamt of. ~ , ., ., a of. where did you get married? a lovely place. _ of. where did you get married?

it is very beautiful down there in devon. unusual. i there in devon. unusual.- there in devon.as you make sure you put, _ unusual. i am very happy, as long as you make sure you put, unlike - unusual. i am very happy, as long as you make sure you put, unlike david| you make sure you put, unlike david cameron when he turned up during an election campaign, i insist like a lot of devon people, they are saying this, there we go, it's all part of the fun. sorry, i can't get it right, now. know, janet then cream, otherwise you make _ know, janet then cream, otherwise you make a — know, janet then cream, otherwise you make a total mess. no, you've -ot you make a total mess. no, you've got it— you make a total mess. no, you've got it wrong — you make a total mess. no, you've got it wrong-— got it wrong. i've got it wrong, david cameron _ got it wrong. i've got it wrong, david cameron got _ got it wrong. i've got it wrong, david cameron got it _ got it wrong. i've got it wrong, david cameron got it right. - got it wrong. i've got it wrong, i david cameron got it right. send got it wrong.

threatening skies once again in devon, hardly surprising, it has rained every single day in may so farern parts. a contrast to may last year, the sunniest record across the uk and driest in england, there were 21 days in nine weather temperature got above 20 celsius. only one has been recorded this year but that will change from thursday onwards and berries optimism in the forecast for the bank holiday weekend, temperatures climbing more widely above 20 degrees. mix teams in the sunshine, plenty of that across northern ireland, north wales, the midlands. through the worst, heavy and thundery showers developing. gusty winds and persistent rain towards the likes of devon, cornwall, the far south of wales, spreading to the channel islands in the evening. it will departed to northern france, the showers elsewhere will fade temporarily and return to parts of eastern scotland and northern england later in the night. a chillier night than last night, towards the south midlands, south—east wales, first england it could get down to two or three degrees in some rural areas but more of you will b

rain into parts of cornwall and devon. and by thursday, high—pressure building and things are quite down for the second half of the week and indeed into the weekend. it will turn a little bit warmer, it will feel pleasant and we will see some sunshine and it will be drier, although there is still a chance of a few showers. a transition on the way, from the wet weather dominated conditions of the moment to something drier and nicer. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall with the latest headlines at 2. two doses of the main covid vaccines used in the uk are found to be highly effective against the indian variant of the virus. government ministers deny claims, by the former downing street adviser dominic cummings, that they pursued a policy of herd immunity in dealing with the coronavirus in the early part of last year. at least 8 people have died after a mountain cable car plunged to the ground in the town of stresa in northern italy. the former bbc journalist martin bashir defends his panaorama interview with princess diana

devon. we want to check in with him at the reunion center. you describe quite the heartbreaking story just a short time ago. about this family just desperate for answers right now subpoena so many families with that same fate. >> yeah. yeah. if you will ind ulge me i want to tell you two storeys this morning and they give you the two ends of the spectrum of worry and grief. one of the earlier today this is where people have been instructed to come if they have a loved one who works at or may have been at this vta yard and they are trying to get information about them. earlier today a couple of hours ago, from inside of the building, in an area that was a little bit hidden. what we heard was someone scream out, kind of just kind of crying, wailing. we have to presume that was in response to getting some kind of bad news, that someone that you love, someone that is dear to you was either injured or perhaps killed in this shooting this morning. a short time ago there was a person that emerged from this building. it was a father trying to get in

just off the south devon coast and 50 metres below the surface, a 100—year—old submarine wreck emerges something wasn't quite right. it was said to be a u—boat that was sunk on a work patrol, and yet it had more that had ropes stowed, we thought that was really strange. while we were underwater, that really stood out. after looking at these pictures, historic england confirmed it was indeed british. a prototype d class submarine. it was launched in 1908, but it became obsolete in 1918 because the technology was developing so quickly. what was really important was developing this technology to detect enemy submarines as well. once a submarine became obsolete, it was sunk as a target for testing equipment. the wreck has now been granted protected status. what excites historians and drivers isjust how well—preserved appears to be. it was in lovely condition. it had lots of really nice features. and that is one of the reasons it has been protected because it is ther for other people to see. it's completely intact as far as can tell. so it gives us a fantastic opportunity. that wasjohn dank

here's a recent picture from devon, from one of our weather watchers, but not all coastal areas were coast, on the north sea, we had haar and sea frets. this is low, grey cloud, sometimes mist and fog, stuck in an area of high pressure. you can see it affected the coast of aberdeenshire there. and earlier on, actually, it was quite cloudy in many eastern areas of the uk. through the course of the night, it's a case of clear skies across most of the uk, but notice that this sea cloud and murk is going to drift inland again. temperatures overnight, double figures in bigger towns and cities. in rural spots, it could dip down to around 5 degrees. so tomorrow morning starts off pretty cloudy again in the east, but soon the cloud burns back to the coast and we're left with a stunning sunny day. temperatures will rise to around 2a or 25 further south, into the low 20s in the lowlands of scotland, as well, so a beautiful bank holiday monday on the way. here is tuesday's weather forecast. a weather front is approaching, but i think it will stayjust across western parts of ireland. the possibi

because i saw my live in devon. we get on with the vaccination, the easier it is for us to keep infection rates low. and that's why i think we can expect a significant increase the number of holiday makers in the 2nd half of the year. of course, we're still not comparable to 2019, but i think we'll have better tours and figures then last year. most of our own bi would like to believe that, but so far he receives more cancellations than bookings on his phone. still, he is making sure that all of his rooms are ready for guests at any time. and he hopes he'll still be in business when the tourists return. w correspondent, julia han file, that's the way she joins me now from the book with more, you'll get to see you. why is it that turkey is on so many travel restriction lists at the moment and could that change anytime soon? well, it's difficult to predict, and that's exactly what's giving the turkish tourism industry a hard time right now. corona vars. infection rates here in turkey have dropped in recent weeks. the h

a few showers elsewhere, the chance for a little rain towards parts of cornwall and devon.ill close enough to send down a weak weather front across eastern parts on wednesday with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. there is a chance for catching a shower that could be heavy elsewhere, but fewer showers around. more in the way of sunny spells to come and temperatures on wednesday actually just a degree or so higher if you are away from that cloud and rain towards the east. that is a sign of things to come as we get on through the rest of the week and into the weekend. pressure will be higher, promising something drier and a little warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven: two doses of the main covid vaccines used in the uk are found to be highly effective against the indian variant of the virus. belarus forces a ryanair plane with an opposition activist onboard to land in minsk, sparking condemnation from the eu. government ministers deny claims by the former downing street adviser dominic cummings that they pursued a policy of herd immunity in dealing with coronaviru

brighten up in these areas but heavy and thundery showers with the chance of hail in cornwall and devon dry in northern ireland and highs of 12 or 16 degrees. heavy showers and a few of those sinking into the midlands. 0vernight and into wednesday we see outbreaks of rain. elsewhere, where you have got clear skies, actually start to wednesday and temperatures into the low single figures. much of the low single figures. much of the uk on wednesday will be cloudy with patchy rain abandoned heavy showers breaking out towards parts of scotland and england. it be thundery again. sunny spells elsewhere and a tad warmer. a welcome to bbc news, i'm ben boulos. our top stories. a belarussian journalist arrested in minsk following the forced diversion of his flight appears in a video, apparently under duress. european leaders ban belarussian airlines from eu airspace and draw up targeted sanctions against officials. in gaza, we meet one community grieving the loss of their children in the recent clashes with israel. the us prepares to mark the first anniversary of the murder of african american g

sue remembers her husband, steve, as she visits his grave in devon.emophiliac who was treated by the nhs with contaminated blood products in the 1970s and �*80s. he developed hepatitis c, a debilitating illness. it meant they couldn't have children. steve died in 2018. this isjust wonderful, and it's a superb place to come and visit the grave, if visiting the grave�*s about spiritual refreshment and about... ..aboutjust finding peace and being together. sue, like many others who were bereaved, wanted to hearfrom the health secretary today a firm commitment to financial compensation. i'm hoping that he's going to actually apologise, to admit that there is now enough evidence for them to stop denying that proper compensation should be paid. and not as a financial gesture, but as a gesture of contrition. she travelled to london to join others at the latest hearing of the public inquiry into what's been called the worst treatment disaster in the history of the nhs. tens of thousands were infected by blood products carrying hiv and hepatitis c. matt hancoc

here's a recent picture from devon, from one of our weather watchers, but not all coastal areas wereis the scottish coast, on the north sea, we had haar and sea frets. this is low, grey cloud, sometimes mist and fog, stuck in an area of high pressure. you can see it affected the coast of aberdeenshire there. and earlier on, actually, it was quite cloudy in many eastern areas of the uk. through the course of the night, it's a case of clear skies across most of the uk, but notice that this sea cloud and murk is going to drift inland again. temperatures overnight, double figures in bigger towns and cities. in rural spots, it could dip down to around five degrees. so tomorrow morning starts off pretty cloudy again in the east, but soon the cloud burns back to the coast and we're left with a stunning sunny day. temperatures will rise to around 2a or 25 further south, into the low 20s in the lowlands of scotland, as well, so a beautiful bank holiday monday on the way. here is tuesday's weather forecast. a weather front is approaching, but i think it will stayjust across western parts of ir

among the wettest places today, devon and| wettest places today, devon and southern parts of wales and forecast for tonight shows further showers dying away in the south, then i think it is a case of low, great cloud drifting in and frost free tonight. temperatures whether you are in the north or the south, between 6 degrees and 9 degrees. this is for friday, there is a weather system approaching us, but that will not arrive until saturday. friday is acquired today, not completely dry but after that really grey, drizzly starting places and murkiness as well, the sunshine will develop across western areas, but thatis develop across western areas, but that is also going to spark off some heavy showers, anywhere from western scotland, northern ireland, the lake district and wales. many central and eastern areas should have a dry day. it will be cloudy. friday night to saturday, the weather front moves through and that will bring a spell of rain early in the morning on saturday and even once the weather front moves through your area, the chances are heavy showers will follow. this is what

. >>> devon pilar was a smoked in the face, 94 mile an hour fastball, he was a bloody and suffered multiple nasal fractures. but he showed his face today. >> i feel real good actually. despite not looking so good, i feel as close to normal as possible. >> all, his nose. >> it looked like he went 10 rounds with mike tyson. but he asked to be in the lineup today. last i checked, he is not in the lineup rightfully so. >> that is insane, ouch. >>> coming up next, i'll firs >>> new at 6:00, east bay mud discovered a trove of fossils. >> the 5 million to 10 million- year-old remains were found in the watershed in the sierra nevada foothills. it provides insight to the ancient history area of valley springs. the high concentration of fossils suggests the area was once made up of multiple river channels. new research also suggests that the sierra nevada began to rise tens of millions of years ago. >> thanks for watching, the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find it on the kpix 5 news app. the cbs evening news is next. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: the news tonight ab

but cornwall and devon clouding over with outbreaks of rain moving in.here and temperatures for the most part in the range of 12 to 16 celsius. tuesday evening brings some of the heaviest showers in towards the midlands and east anglia before the day is done. the rain clears away the far southwest of england, further outbreaks of rain pushing in towards southeast scotland and northeast england. and wednesday starts where you're clear on a chillier note, some spots down into low single figures. and on wednesday, there will be a few sunny spells around, but much of the east of the uk will be cloudy, and you could well see some outbreaks of rain turning increasingly light and patchy as the day goes on. but through parts of scotland and again northern england, through the afternoon, there could be heavy and thundery showers getting going. where you get the sunshine, though, it is going to be a little warmer. still quite chilly as thursday begins under largely clear skies. now, there will be a weather system trying to approach from the west. some uncertainty

this was the picture saturday afternoon in devon, so quite a lot of cloud around.noon into this evening across the south—west, but really through the course of the weekend, more downpours in the forecast and and staying rather cool through the middle of may. through the remainder of today, parts of south—west england, midlands, will see the heaviest of the showers, thunderstorms, hail, but equally blue sky between the showers. into the evening, most state very cloudy and stamp. the heaviest of the downpours ease away overnight as college remains largely dry. it is here at temperatures will fall lowest. —— scotland remains largely dry. already further heavy downpours pushing to the south—west of england down to this area of low pressure which is going to be driving our weather through the day, shifting eastwards. heavy showers and thunderstorms from the word go the south—west of england and parts of wales. they will be drifting northwards and eastward through the day, so into the afternoon showers are more widely in the south. here and there, hit and miss showers pa

in devon and cornwall and the isles of scilly, some wet weather in the afternoon and into the eveningands before fading. while we'll still see a few showers to the next few days, the end of the week looks drier and warmer. good news at last. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. eu leaders are meeting to discuss sanctions against belarus after it intercepts a flight carrying a dissidentjournalist and arrests him. that would be a very strong answer, because it is outrageous behaviour and lukashenko's regime have to understand that this will have severe consequences. belarus forced the ryanair flight to land in its own capital minsk — claiming a bomb threat which turned out to be fake. and there's concern about its target — a critic of the belarussian president. translation: when you find out that your son has been _ seized in such a vile, terrorist manner and they say "we will put him away for a long time, and he will even get the death penalty", that's really hard.

here's a recent picture from devon, from one of our weather watchers, but not all coastal areas werecoast, on the north sea, we had haar and sea frets. this is low, grey cloud, sometimes mist and fog, stuck in an area of high pressure. you can see it affected the coast of aberdeenshire there. and earlier on, actually, it was quite cloudy in many eastern areas of the uk. through the course of the night, it's a case of clear skies across most of the uk, but notice that this sea cloud and murk is going to drift inland again. temperatures overnight, double figures in bigger towns and cities. in rural spots, it could dip down to around 5 degrees. so tomorrow morning starts off pretty cloudy again in the east, but soon the cloud burns back to the coast and we're left with a stunning sunny day. temperatures will rise to around 2a or 25 further south, into the low 20s in the lowlands of scotland, as well, so a beautiful bank holiday monday on the way. here is tuesday's weather forecast. a weather front is approaching, but i think it will stayjust across western parts of ireland. the possibil

blunder across the country but the heaviest of the rain has been across south—west parts of the country, devonnd south wales, an area of low pressure with a weather front spiralling in. a very slow area which has been almost stationary in parts of the country. further north, heavy showers across wales, parts of north—west england and into dumfries and galloway. some scattered showers also in northern ireland, and some others missed the showers altogether. through the night as the showers die away in the south, it will turn murky across many other areas. this cloud will spread in from the north sea. it's going to be frost—free, 6 degrees in newcastle, 9 degrees in cardiff, and the good news for tomorrow is we are expecting fewer downpours but i want to emphasise the word viewer. we are expecting some thunderstorms quite possibly across western and southern areas of the uk. towards the east and central parts of the country we will have a fairly cloudy skies until at least lunchtime, then through the afternoon there will be a bit of sunshine. remember, some scattered downpours towards the west an

but cornwall and devon clouding over with outbreaks of rain moving in.ng brings some of the heavier showers in towards the midlands and east anglia before the day is done. the rain clears away the far southwest of england, further outbreaks of rain pushing in towards southeast scotland and northeast england. and wednesday starts where you're clear on a chillier note, some spots down into low single figures. and on wednesday, there will be a few sunny spells around, but much of the east of the uk will be cloudy, and you could well see some outbreaks of rain turning increasingly light and patchy as the day goes on. but through parts of scotland and again northern england, through the afternoon, there could be heavy and thundery showers getting going. where you get the sunshine, though, it is going to be a little warmer. still quite chilly as thursday begins under largely clear skies. now, there will be a weather system trying to approach from the west. some uncertainty about how far it's going to get in during daylight hours, but it could well bring some c

devon feel he has the story. >> reporter: they hope the 2400 mile journey from san francisco to hawaii arms and the immeasurable size of their collective will, will inspire others. >> it is a massive opportunity to hopefully inspire other young girls to go out there, dream, d.a.r.e. and to do. >> the three women have fitness backgrounds but are not professional growers and did not know which other before teaming up to tackle this challenge. but for the next 60 plus days they will work in tandem, rowing nonstop and two-hour shifts. >> if younger kids, especially girls, can look up to older women by something as outrageous and challenging as this it will inspire them to do more and be more. >> reporter: they share that message of inspiration to a group of young women with a nonprofit inspiring girls. the rowers say that women athletics at every level are still dogged by access to opportunity and sometimes those crippling imitations are self- imposed. >> the more you can push out there, the diversity of women that take part in challenges, we are three very different body types and we will

a few showers elsewhere, the chance for a little rain towards parts of cornwall and devon.o wednesday but still close enough to send down a weak weather front across eastern parts on wednesday with cloud and some outbreaks of rain. there is a chance of catching a shower that could be heavy elsewhere, but fewer showers around. more in the way of sunny spells to come and temperatures on wednesday actually just a degree also higher if you are away from that cloud and rain towards the east. that is a sign of things to come as we get on through the rest of the week and into the weekend. pressure will be higher, promising something drier and a little warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines at five: a mountain cable car has plunged to the ground in northern italy, killing at least 13 people. two injured children have been airlifted to hospital. two doses of the main covid vaccines used in the uk are found to be highly effective against the indian variant of the virus. government ministers deny claims by the former downing street adviser dominic cummings that they pursued a policy

it can't be defended with devon fees and the parliament wants to be prime minister there stealing a vote for the right. it's a blatant violation of all these promises, and i thought that we should come and support this government of change and also show some support going to check in and vanish. i think this is the only chance to be ready to get out of the darkness that mean, you mean it said, you know, test for so many years now, jill is north of chris hedges told us he thinks that while things are looking good right now, this morning for netanyahu know much is going to change under a new coalition, at least on how israel deals with the broader region. it doesn't look good for baby . this was an unexpected development because it's a marriage between the mean a party which is even further to the right, not by much netanyahu could and more center as party with a lot not much change. i expect to kind of stalemate with iran. i expect a kind of stalemate with the palestinians. it's a coalition that will focus primarily on domestic issues. yeah, and there may be changes there, but i don't exp

but cornwall and devon clouding over with outbreaks of rain moving in.t part in the range of 12 to 16 celsius. tuesday evening brings some of the heaviest showers in towards the midlands and east anglia before the day is done. the rain clears away the far southwest of england, further outbreaks of rain pushing in towards southeast scotland and northeast england. and wednesday starts where you're clear on a chillier note, some spots down into low single figures. and on wednesday, there will be a few sunny spells around, but much of the east of the uk will be cloudy, and you could well see some outbreaks of rain turning increasingly light and patchy as the day goes on. but through parts of scotland and again northern england, through the afternoon, there could be heavy and thundery showers getting going. where you get the sunshine, though, it is going to be a little warmer. still quite chilly as thursday begins under largely clear skies. now, there will be a weather system trying to approach from the west. some uncertainty about how far it's going to get i

but cornwall and devon clouding over with outbreaks of rain moving in.us. tuesday evening brings some of the heaviest showers in towards the midlands and east anglia before the day is done. the rain clears away the far southwest of england, further outbreaks of rain pushing in towards southeast scotland and northeast england. and wednesday starts where you're clear on a chillier note, some spots down into low single figures. and on wednesday, there will be a few sunny spells around, but much of the east of the uk will be cloudy, and you could well see some outbreaks of rain turning increasingly light and patchy as the day goes on. but through parts of scotland and again northern england, through the afternoon, there could be heavy and thundery showers getting going. where you get the sunshine, though, it is going to be a little warmer. still quite chilly as thursday begins under largely clear skies. now, there will be a weather system trying to approach from the west. some uncertainty about how far it's going to get in during daylight hours, but it could

with devon, the parliament was to be prime minister there stealing a vote to the right. it's a blatant violation of all these promises. i thought that we should come and support this governmental chain and also show some support for catherine and bennett. i think this is the only chance of a friend to get out of the document. that video mean it's just for so many years now without is there a news update for now? i'll be here at the shop with all of monday, the latest developments the close. now though, for more great programs, right ahead. me the the, the, the, the in southern california, the sun rises over san diego bay. next to a parkway. in this parking lot 54 year old maria begins her day straighten went to bed. this car is her this is everyday this routine.

is begun to happen and that's what's really exciting this projects across the whole of britain from devon to norfolk to northumberland we have visions of wildlife corridos a new really joined up landscape again which would be thrilling so this is not just conservation for its own sake we're talking about a business that has to be financially viable at the most with setting 120000 pounds worth of bint in 5 years' time we're hoping that that will turn over 3 quarters of a 1000000 so we're hoping that we're going to create a business with some of the best mates in the world did you ever dare to dream that it would grow in the way that it has done so i think at the time it was just you know wouldn't it be interesting if we could do this experiment and if biodiversity could increase just a little bit that would be worth doing and only really had any idea that it would take off and become a magnet for us through all these incredibly rare species so it's been beyond beyond anybody's dreams i think really. so what's the upshot here while avoiding or at least significantly reducing meat and dairy

it can't be defended with devon parliament. was the prime minister there stealing a vote for the right. it's a blatant violation of promises. i thought that we should come and support this government of change and also show some support for catherine and bennett. i think this is the only chance of a friend to get out of the document that mean, you mean it said, you know, for so many years no good of you from jerusalem should we live now? we'll go to the head of the peace group. there's really committee against house demolitions, jeff helpless, where the jeff, good morning. thanks. she time you were the palestinian homes in occupied territories have totally better. so to be even more of an actual listen netanyahu. is it going to be bad news for palestinians? i even worse news for palestinians. what do you think? well actually i think it would be the same. no. you know the policy of government all this all these years he is ready. government has been to keep the status quo. you know, low intensity conflict once in a while, we hav

here's a recent picture from devon, from one of our weather watchers, but not all coastal areas were frets. this is low, grey cloud, sometimes mist and fog, stuck in an area of high pressure. you can see it affected the coast of aberdeenshire there. and earlier on, actually, it was quite cloudy in many eastern areas of the uk. through the course of the night, it's a case of clear skies across most of the uk, but notice that this sea cloud and murk is going to drift inland again. temperatures overnight, double figures in bigger towns and cities. in rural spots, it could dip down to around five degrees. so tomorrow morning starts off pretty cloudy again in the east, but soon the cloud burns back to the coast and we're left with a stunning sunny day. temperatures will rise to around 2a or 25 further south, into the low 20s in the lowlands of scotland, as well, so a beautiful bank holiday monday on the way. here is tuesday's weather forecast. a weather front is approaching, but i think it will stayjust across western parts of ireland. the possibility of a shower in the west of northern i

it can't be the bennett with devons decent parliament wants to be prime minister. they are stealing a vote for the rights. it's a blatant violation of all these promises. i thought that we should come and support this government of change and also show some support for krycek n j. and bennett. i think this is the only chance of a friend to get out of the darkness 7 minutes and you know enough for so many years now, journalist and also chris hedges thinks that while things aren't looking good for benjamin netanyahu, not much would change under a new coalition it doesn't look good for baby. this was an unexpected development because it's a marriage between the mean a party which is even further to the right. not by much netanyahu. could i and a more centrist party with a lot. so not much will change for in terms of foreign policy. i don't think that policies towards iran will change. however, any kind of actual assault against the rand is impossible without the blessing of the united states. and that's long been the case. it really is really government all the way ba

a few showers and the chance of rain towards cornwall and devon.weak weather front across eastern parts on wednesday with cloud and outbreaks of rain. there is a chance of catching a shower that could be heavy elsewhere but fewer showers around. more in the way of sunny spells to come. temperatures on wednesdayjust spells to come. temperatures on wednesday just a spells to come. temperatures on wednesdayjust a degree also higher if you are away from the cloud and rain towards the east. that is a sign of things to come as we get on through the west of the week and into the weekend. pressure will be higher, promising something drier and a little warmer. this is bbc news. the headlines at four a mountain cable car has plunged to the ground in northern italy, killing at least 12 people. two injured children have been airlifted to hospital. two doses of the main covid vaccines used in the uk are found to be highly effective against the indian variant of the virus. government ministers deny claims, by the former downing street adviser dominic cummings, t

host: that was a tweet sent out on a piece from "the new york times," written by devon brooks, the headline was never trump. good morning, terry. dixon, illinois. caller: you know, talk about the big lie. trump started saying back in last year, before the election in may that this is going to be rigged and he carried that on through the election and then he lost. then he just kept on stoking it. then we had january 6. i'm sorry, we know exactly what happened. the president incited the violence and insurrection and people can call it whatever they want. sure, they didn't have like weapons, but they had like spears that they were beating cops with. trump flogs that they were beating cops with. i'm sorry, we need to get to the bottom of this. the trump administration and mccarthy talked to each other and we need to get to the bottom. host: that was an issue that came up yesterday on fox news sunday. we will get the sound ready for you in a moment. the question was asked by chris wallace to liz cheney. texas, good morning, welcome to the program. caller: i just wanted to say something about the

this was the picture saturday afternoon in devon, so quite a lot of cloud around.e this afternoon into this evening across the south—west, but really through the course of the weekend, more downpours in the forecast and and staying rather cool through the middle of may. through the remainder of today, parts of south—west england, midlands, will see the heaviest of the showers, thunderstorms, hail, but equally blue sky between the showers. into the evening, most state very cloudy and stamp. the heaviest of the downpours ease away overnight as couege downpours ease away overnight as college remains largely dry. it is here at temperatures will fall lowest. —— scotland remains largely dry. already further heavy downpours pushing to the south—west of england down to this area of low pressure which is going to be driving our weather through the day, shifting eastwards. heavy showers and thunderstorms from the word go the south—west of england and parts of wales. they will be drifting northwards and eastward through the day, so into the afternoon showers are more widely i

sue remembers her husband, steve, as she visits his grave in devon.was a haemophiliac who was treated by the nhs with contaminated blood products in the 19705 and �*80s. he developed hepatitis c, a debilitating illness. it meant they couldn't have children. steve died in 2018. this isjust wonderful, and it's a superb place to come and visit the grave, if visiting the grave�*s about spiritual refreshment and about... ..aboutjust finding peace and being together. sue, like many others who were bereaved, wanted to hearfrom the health secretary today a firm commitment to financial compensation. i'm hoping that he's going to actually apologise, to admit that there is now enough evidence for them to stop denying that proper compensation should be paid. and not as a financial gesture, but as a gesture of contrition. she travelled to london to join others at the latest hearing of the public inquiry into what's been called the worst treatment disaster in the history of the nhs. tens of thousands were infected by blood products carrying hiv and hepatitis c. mat

the devon and dear hindu temple would normally be filled with hundreds gathered for morning prayers. but these times are anything but normal here in thailand and especially in india. the faithful now forced to participate through a facebook live stream not only is the temple community praying for family members facing the covered crisis there but they organized the delivery of donated oxygen. nearby the tight alleys of little india's shopping district would usually be flowing with shoppers from across bangkok. many who work here are part of an indian diaspora that have lived in thailand for generations india's influence particularly religious isn't twined in thai culture when he said has worked in her family shop her entire life her father's indian her mother tie i know her father is now in pradesh a state that had 40 percent of all the covert deaths in india last month she tries to talk to him every day. i am i worried about my father yes i am i don't want him to go but he's already about his son he wanted to go i want him to come back. because of the 3rd and strongest wave of cove

sue remembers her husband, steve, as she visits his grave in devon.ith contaminated blood products in the 19705 and �*805. he developed hepatitis c, a debilitating illne55. it meant they couldn't have children. steve died in 2018. this isju5t wonderful, and it's a superb place to come and visit the grave, if visiting the graves about spiritual refreshment and about... ..aboutju5t finding peace and being together. sue, like many others who are bereaved, wanted to hear from the health secretary today a firm commitment to financial compensation. i'm hoping that he's going to actually apologise, to admit that there is now enough evidence for them to stop denying that proper compensation should be paid. and not as a financial gesture, but as a gesture of contrition. she travelled to london to join others at the latest hearing of the public inquiry into what's been called the worst treatment disaster in the history of the nhs. tens of thousands were infected by blood products carrying hiv and hepatitis c. matt hancock said he understood what families had en

for example, in devon in the last 2a hours, we have had more rainfall than we get in the whole of may can see a whole line of heavy rain stretching from the london area, just north of the ma, clipping south—eastern parts of wales. furthershowers clipping south—eastern parts of wales. further showers are breaking out across the rest of wales, lancashire, into the lake district and also we will see showers breaking out across parts of scotland and northern ireland. i think there is a few locations where we won't see many shells, eastern parts of england. anywhere from the borders, newcastle, down towards norwich. here, ithink borders, newcastle, down towards norwich. here, i think primarily dry weather with some sunshine. into this evening, the heavy showers will continue for a time but becoming less heavy. i think still some in western and southern areas early in the evening but by the night, it turns drier. i think a lot of cloud, said mr murk in the early hours friday morning. it will be frost free, that is something. it is friday's weather map, a weather front approaching spells wil

could see in an area of rain pushing cornwall and perhaps parts of devon. uk, things will still not be quite. chance of catching a shower, will not be blue sky but a trend towards drier conditions and temperatures edging upwards and continue into next weekend as we see out the month with something considerably quieter than we have had so far. many of you might think it is a step in the right direction, as ever there is a forecast for where you are or where you are going on our website or on the at. —— at. this is bbc news with the latest headlines... a mountain cable car has plunged to the ground in northern italy, killing at least eight people. two injured children have been airlifted to hospital. two doses of the main covid vaccines used in the uk are found to be highly effective against the indian variant of the virus. government ministers deny claims, by the former downing street adviser dominic cummings, that they pursued a policy of herd immunity in dealing with the coronavirus in the early part of last year. the former bbc journalist martin bashir de