j looks like a beautiful winters day, emma. ., ., , , ., emma.down on me over here, but - emma. i have got the sun beating down on me over here, but really| down on me over here, but really cold, because i am standing in several inches of powdery snow. it was coming down really heavily overnight. blizzard conditions in some areas. that started to tail off in the early hours of the morning parts of northern ireland so the amber weather warning is ended but people are waking up to dry —— dangerous driving conditions. on the hill overlooking belfast it is pretty slippery. a number of roads are closed. there has been some limitation on gritting services because of a pay dispute, so they are perterer —— prioritising the roads which need it most certainly is a saying take care on the roads which may not have been gritted. a number of homes were without power for 12 hours. we understand that is being worked on. local electricity services say. and i have seen the odd schoolchild on their uniforms picking their way through the snow but at the last count,

well, i'm now here with talking movies reporter emma jones. and, emma, you've been incredibly busy.tival. i know, i've barely seen you! you've been doing interviews and seeing all kinds of films. so tell me, for you, how have you found the festival? i mean, i've actually enjoyed it. it seems upbeat and it's really bounced back in a way, hasn't it? it has. just remembering what that festival was like last year in the depths of the covid—19 pandemic. again, itjust feels normal, it feels great. it's been really fun. and for you, if you had to pick a favourite film, what would it be? it would be femme. the film, of course, that you saw earlier on in the show, that british movie femme. i think that's going to do so well. i love it. and for me, if i had to pick a favourite, i think it would be thejoan baez documentary. and in fact, we're going to leave you with a clip from that documentary in which we see a very young joan baez performing with what looks like an even younger bob dylan. so, emma and i will be back next month with a preview of the oscars ceremony. so until then, from us her

emma raducanu on the other hand overcame _ early career.me her own injury problems to get to the fourth—round stage — but she too beat by the number one seed, last of the match but was coppery and civilly beaten by a very tough opponent? yes. but was coppery and civilly beaten by a very tough opponent? yes, the last four games _ by a very tough opponent? yes, the last four games disappeared - by a very tough opponent? yes, the last four games disappeared very i last four games disappeared very quickly, emma roddick ran out of energy, saving for a fifth of points in the second set. just a solitary break which was 16—3. no disgrace for anybody in losing to her, she's dominated the sport over the last 12 months, and brought a condo knows she will be fitter and stronger in the months ahead —— emma raducanu. given the context of the decision—making going on back home for the all england club and the alternates association over whether to involve russian or belarusian players this season, they've actually given an insight into how that debate is

bernard nickname emma was left without owners in the town of poniwochev, the dog lost a lot of weightfter the police fed her emma did not want to get out of the official car at all , so the law enforcement officers decided to take a dog and from 20 to the shelter the girl emma can accommodate boys guys we are fine the animal shelter is located in kurachovo abandoned four-legged friends often come here about them here are worried and are trying to find a new owner as soon as possible. borena, our wolfdog, was collected in the morning. he left for the cherkassy region to live with the hunter. he will live with him with the hunter . the same girl, the same breed, the man came all the way here for the dog because he wanted to take the hotel and help him find a new family and a loving one . the owners now have a chance and emma's st. bernard would definitely like to take it away, she is a young, good, calm dog. arrived olha kurylenko tv channel inter marathon the only news around these days a year ago ukrainian soldiers began to liberate the first settlements in chernihiv oblast said preci

emma vardy has self contributed to the debate online tweeting. all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media email newswatch at bbc.co.uk or you can find us on twitter at newswatchbbc. you can call us on 0370106676. do have a look at previous interviews on our website bbc.co.uk newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. snow has been dominating the weather story over the past few days, and whilst it does turn milderfor many through the weekend, there is still snow in the forecast for some. and it's a cold, frosty, and icy start to saturday for a large swathe of the uk. the temperatures for some down to minus ten, minus 11 celsius, particularly where we have seen the snow. for many on saturday, it is mainly dry, particularly the further east you are. more snow moving into northern england and scotland, though, and for many, it will turn milder through sunday. so, this is ho

one of them was emma and everything needs to go fast. a fast person has been, they've been a couple for 2 years here. ben is 30 years her junior and of course he's allowed to drive a car. he's a musician and works a bubble at night. did you sleep well baby? yes. i went to bed really early. when 23230. the 2 met on instagram, on her account due to likes to display her body and talks frankly, about sex beyond 60. this is where they met for the 1st time after exchanging a few messages. it's not valuable, nick was mom. i started to think about what we do. it was freezing outside. why my dear? yes, i wanted to go for a walk with you. it was during corona and we couldn't go in anywhere while i get a coffee. and then you showed up and said, i've brought coffee and backed over to him. it or what law is younger than already? i thought what kind of guy is this then? so they went off to his house. usually she'd never do that. commitment. no, no. i'm of the do you remember what you said back then? you do know how big the age difference is between us

let's turn to emma raducanu. she had _ opening matches. let's turn to emma raducanu.aducanu. she had a wrist _ opening matches. let's turn to emma raducanu. she had a wrist injury - opening matches. let's turn to emma raducanu. she had a wrist injury and| raducanu. she had a wrist injury and was ill coming into this, so shall be pleased that opponent for her, the world number one. her preparation _ the world number one. her preparation story _ the world number one. her preparation story is - the world number one. tie: preparation story is similar to the world number one. h2 preparation story is similar to the sit others, but to see the way she played against beatrice in the deciding set was hugely impressive, but now for iga sviantek, they have a little bit of experience. iga swiatek won 6—4. she is dangerous. players know what she can do and they know she's beaten notjust meyer, but also magdalene it in the last couple rounds. manchester city are in champions league action. besides drew 1—0 —— 1—1. it's been at the forefront of pericardial to's comments. at the foref

emma vardy has self contributed to the debate online tweeting. "i was just doing my weekly shop."find time somewhere." thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media email newswatch at bbc.co.uk or you can find us on twitter at newswatchbbc. you can call us on 0370106676. do you have a look at previous interviews on our website bbc.co.uk newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello there. let's take a look at the weather for the week ahead. some truly atrocious weather conditions early on friday morning, but it turned into quite a pretty day of weather with a lot of blue sky and sunshine developing, as you can see from our weather watcher pictures, northern ireland and from northern england, but still a lot of lying snow around. now, our weather system, the deep area of low pressure that gave us all of that snow, is now pushing off, it's spiralling off into the near continent. the winds are lighte

so again with me is connor tomlinson , emma burnell. connor tomlinson, emma burnell.is time. what does this mean. this is symbol that international community is standing up ? yeah, community is standing up? yeah, absolutely . i community is standing up? yeah, absolutely. i don't community is standing up? yeah, absolutely . i don't know that absolutely. i don't know that will mean anything substantive, but in terms of a as you say, the way it looks , it's very the way it looks, it's very important. we are saying that so far. no, far no further. so far . and no further. and what russia has done not just the way that it it's invaded ukraine, but the things it's done in that invasion are appalling and horrific and we should not allow that. and they are technically someone who is one of our rich nafions. someone who is one of our rich nations . and we should say we nations. and we should say we accept that carnage. you agree? i think it's all well and good to denounce, obviously, immoral actions . my question is, what's actions. my question is, what's the actual enforcement

we haven't seen emma raducanu since this year. _ fall.t seen emma raducanu since this year, where do _ fall. we haven't seen emma raducanu since this year, where do you - fall. we haven't seen emma raducanu since this year, where do you assess l since this year, where do you assess where she's at coachella a slightly public start of the gear, and i know we've said a lot about that for her. but she rolled her ankle in auckland 9-10 but she rolled her ankle in auckland 9—10 days before the australian open, did well to play in the 0pen, did well to play in the australian open and won her around. but the best tennis this year is still very much ahead of her. to only have played for matches come march is very usual democrat unusual, and that's been the problem for her ever since she won the us open. for her ever since she won the us 0 en. �* , ., , for her ever since she won the us oen. �*, .,, ., , for her ever since she won the us oen. �*, ., , ~ open. it's weird to see any murray not playing — open. it's weird to see any murray not playing

well, emma, no start again. no one's denying that there is racism and sexism going on in the force. a serious degree, actually. bacon in the shoe was horrible. of course, the horrible. but of course, the death sarah everett the death of sarah everett is the ultimate of where this ultimate angle of where this ends is being ends up. but is it being introduced through okorie? has it stoked on the through it been stoked on the through the solutions that they provided previously? it's previously? well, it's interesting, that interesting, isn't it, that whilst been more whilst the police have been more performative ever trying performative than ever in trying to demonstrate that they're inclusive dancing around inclusive by dancing around pride wearing high pride flags, by wearing high heeled shoes, by taking the knee . all of these things that the british public seen police british public seen the police actively aligning themselves with, these progressive i ideological causes. but at the same time, the reality is th

what happened about emma and we were always lucky to fall. we had really good experiences in the class, certainly. and then it's really about an erotic appearance to see and be seen on the scene on museum varden in game group game on his fears. when we're at a club and i see that another man is interested in dorothea. or if she notices that i'm getting involved with another woman, now i'm going fall, i love it. us, you get this feeling is on good for you. c o o. the other one still has to put it in quotes from market value is is emma. so that's when i always see valve differently. yeah. i perceive him differently. that if i noticed that, i mean, i think it's great that other women are intro, sit in him. if others find him attractive t, i think that's quite good. if there is gord, quite of the, it's on sale to day, social media tells us what to do and that we have to try everything that isn't here . if i don't have orgiastic sex every day that i'm not really good at all, it was just of course that's nonsense. if i only have sex once a month, t

emma, stallman soon as possible. emma, what do? tories what do you think do?hink have momentum momentum. i think they're mad scramble back woods has been stalled a little . i has been stalled a little. i think that's as far as i'd go. they're stalled if they stop the bleeding, they may have just staunched the bleeding, but they're probably missing several limbs . and i just better scratch limbs. and i just better scratch , as i just said, as you . well, , as i just said, as you. well, great metaphors. what will be the challenge is will they hold their nerve after the local elections. if they hold their nerve and which will be which will be a bloodletting, which i suspect now if they turn on themselves , they're toast. right themselves, they're toast. right if they hold their nerve and come together, they can make a fight of it. i think it's going to be a hell of a fight and i think labour has got the chance of winning. but but if they actually pull themselves together. you see, it being politics is a seesaw at the politics is like a seesaw at the moment, you k

you've now brought some steady hands to the tiller , emma. do you think the tiller, emma. she's conservative enough? no not. not. not for a conservative like me. i'm a small, say, conservative. and i'd like to see, as i think many people would, many small c conservatives would like see a bit more of the sort of connection with political philosophy roots of the conservative party . i do think conservative party. i do think that rishi has, as he said, has a stabilising force and he is also operating against that. i think keir starmer has actually pulled his socks up a bit and is performing quite well at the moment as well. but as with everything, the proof of the pudding the i think with pudding is in the i think with the orcus is in in that the orcus deal is in in that specific instance, he's harvesting the fruits of others. labour's that was very much bofis labour's that was very much boris johnson's slowly and he's now the face of the success of that pact and i think that that's fantastic news. i think going to be extremely as because often we criticise politicians for bei

emma, stallman soon as possible. emma, what do? tories what do you think do? have momentum momentum. i think they're mad scramble back woods has been stalled a little . i has been stalled a little. i think that's as far as i'd go. they're stalled if they stop the bleeding, they may have just staunched the bleeding, but they're probably missing several limbs . and i just better scratch limbs. and i just better scratch , as i just said, as you . well, , as i just said, as you. well, great metaphors. what will be the challenge is will they hold their nerve after the local elections. if they hold their nerve and which will be which will be a bloodletting, which i suspect now if they turn on themselves , they're toast. right themselves, they're toast. right if they hold their nerve and come together, they can make a fight of it. i think it's going to be a hell of a fight and i think labour has got the chance of winning. but but if they actually pull themselves together. you see, it being politics is a seesaw at the politics is like a seesaw at the moment, you know,

why is this being done, emma? the main why is this being done, emma?mma? tte: main security threat why is this being done, emma? tt2 main security threat in northern ireland is posed by violent dissident republicans. these are armed paramilitary groups still exist and take part in political violence, who want to try and force northern ireland to leave the uk. the terror threat level in northern ireland was reduced last year for the first time in 12 years, but it is now being raised again today too severe, meaning another attack is highly likely. there has been, mis had taken this decision because of an increase in activity by violent dissident republicans. there are threats we don't hear about but there was a notable incident last month when detectivejohn caldwell was shot multiple times by dissident republicans and that incident was linked to the new ira. that threat level is being raised by mis today, but that said it is still true these organisations are very much smaller than they once were and have been weakened by security services, by infiltrati

what if i you know miss emma emma simm with another a new order. the kyoto, made a week with equal good. what do you live can be look at been sour. c c a. c c c with a single and then can you that, but with almost the, i'll go about this. good. you, we ask you to sing malacca, you go. yes, he does some, but i was in, oh wow, you soon? any yeah, this assuming that, oh, i meant the legal. it's with them on the thing we'll get it. i don't want that. i will know you think you'll get on the phone by about 9. okay. don't like you would have sent it. oh yeah. i had i had a. 7 c my design living, oh good. i think it was the one who drove it to them or you have a deal with them. you know a booking. i became a guy a . c signal came up with i e or even what that question was from any of you go with that with yes, i do do yeah. so so what do you, a comparison was e, if, what is your name a little bit of some allow me just someone that was young as well. and i so enjoyed that, i can drop it, gone thought he said that you love your friends in the domain name. so

jerry hayes and emma.ry is bouncing across several of the papers donald trump faces 30 criminal charges . is there any way to the white for house this man at this point, do you think? well, it seems to be quite conflicting stories as well coming out. he seems be, first of all, seems to be, first of all, refusing be handcuffed in refusing to be handcuffed in some papers, but actually some of the papers, but actually welcoming drama , a bit welcoming a bit of drama, a bit of and yeah , and of handcuffing. and yeah, and then still me pulling out of the interview at another television station. know i can't station. so i don't know i can't really see a way back for him through all this . but i think it through all this. but i think it would be a very, very funny development if he did get back in front. what he thrives on, it's not at the city. yeah it's not at all the city. yeah and this is why john kerry and who else was there was saying elon musk saying, you know, if he handcuffed, if he gets he gets handcuff

emma _ products. and there, once again, many thanks. emma simpson, i products.business correspondent. the national bus strategy for england is meant to provide more services outside london, simpler and cheaperfares, more bus lanes, and greener and more accessible buses. but a group of mps is now warning that more funding and more ambition is needed, if the strategy is to deliver as intended. the bus sector is in a "tough spot", according to transport experts, and passenger numbers outside london have been in decline for decades. our correspondent alex forsyth has been to cumbria, to explore the transport challenges facing rural communities. on a rainy afternoon in cumbria, i met schoolteacher sam as she finished work. hello, sam. hi. like many who live here, sam's totally dependent on her car to get around. it's really hard for people who haven't got cars. there's a train which takes about 30 or a0 minutes to walk to, which is fine, but that's it. that's pretty much our only public transport. she lives in broughton—in—furness, a rural town where the nearest stat

emma political emma webb, political commentator.w eight members of have written of the us congress have written to american ambassador to the american ambassador at large international large for international religious warning about religious freedom warning about state sanctioned and harassment of christians in the uk. it cited public spaces, protection orders or passports that are in place around several abortion facilities that prevent people from pro—life beliefs and even from pro—life beliefs and even from praying and also the public order bill would put buffer zones in place . all abortion zones in place. all abortion centres in england . wales. an centres in england. wales. an example was a woman who was recently for silently praying outside an abortion facility where a pspo was in place. so all the congress members write to warn about this? or are they wrong to call it? harassment. still with me is political commentator and the weapon and former labour mp and minister former labour mp and minister for gareth machine . for eu

emma, it's turning out to be a good season for arsenal.eason, they are on course to when three trophies. they have the cop in the bar, still remain within three points of the title, and they are into the champions league semifinals. it was only a few weeks ago that a few people were saying arsenal perhaps were out of the running, they were in containers because they have suffered injuries to their strikers, but they have turned it away in a performance against bayern munich was a statement they can go on and win the trophies. and chelsea will be hoping to book their spot tonight — but they are facing tough competition in lyon, don't they? lyon are as tough as they come, a time champions, the current holders of the champions league. they have this air of invincibility about them, some of the greatest players in the world, certainly in europe, and could be boosted by that all—time top scorer, who returns from injury, she scored on the weekend. chelsea's defenders will be hoping not to see her on the team she denied. we saw the manager emma h

it's on a bald headed mac, emma. i'm re more that m wrath done by cinema zayna i, i, and the chic modem with me. what kind of them but in this that we would get to taught him condra, care all them hall p shouldn't matter all but hang on them all and cut mclennan buzzy. matter in san hall it figured me can and can't yet cheesy that. don't want not a pay run maita. i'm on i me farm on q or she act like to get this in the you could bow a g mission, buzz me for mine, k e that would you do my that don't, emma? would you a dash was on am the holla, katia, k, but she m o m b a k is examining honish on mom. just seen a module, can they? she sharhonda dame ac, saw it and get it all with him. by thinking had him kate, in a me see, know my skim ahmed him a touch. wishing them all hours in bold bottom you can reach emma, who do the child so loud. mean boom. so can we go to moss playing sure, but call will wrap your there. make it although be almost bother him, get upset of police would, will cobble martin's astronomy. got him to

emma jones tells us more. an 0scar win that's been a long time coming. yeoh�*s win means beyond hollywood, as only the second woman of color to get a best actress 0scar in 95 years, was demonstrated at a viewing party in kuala lumpur, with yeoh�*s mother present. the 60—year—old actress dedicated her award to the asian community. tonight, we frigging broke that glass ceiling. i kung—fu'd out and shattered it. and we need this because there are so many who have felt unseen and unheard. this is notjust the asian community. this is for the asian community, but for anybody who's been identified as a minority. we deserve to be heard. we deserve to be seen. we deserve to have the equal opportunity so we can have a seat at the table. nothing can stop the momentum of everything everywhere all at 0nce tonight. they made a clean sweep of nearly all the major categories, including, of course, the all—important best picture. but will everything everywhere�*s 0scar night victory be tra nsformative? will it lead to more asian narratives? i chose to raise a family. for

emma gosk joins us with the reaction. >> reporter: local republicans see the indictment as politically motivated but think it will benefit former president trump in the next election and rally his base. >> this is a major moment. a major moment for president trump. a major moment for the two parties. a major moment for the country. >> reporter: mr. trump calling the indictment political persecution and election interference at the highest level in history. for now, the charges he will face aren't known since the indictment is still under seal. the indictment came down from the manhattan district attorney, alvin brag, following his investigation into hush money payments into adult film star stormy daniels, made in the 2016 presidential campaign. bragg was looking how that payment was documented. mr. trump deies the claims of an affair. republican leaders are coming to his defense, including his former vice president, mike pence, now a potential 2024 rival. telling cnn tonight -- >> the unprecedented indictment of a former president of the united states on a campaign finance issue is an

rose also joined emma you've emma burnell.ts about but lots of talk about fashion but actually e—scooter have actually e—scooter cars have been banned from cheltenham. will cheltenham one of many will cheltenham is one of many places britain now that has places in britain now that has e—scooters and last year there was concern was quite a lot of concern because as you probably know, people get very drunk at cheltenham get these cheltenham and then get on these e—scooters yeah , because the e—scooters yeah, because the current things is current season things is terrible. transport problems always every year . so e—scooters always every year. so e—scooters have been suspended to avoid drunken e—scooter going on, probably a good thing. maybe it stings. i don't know. hold on. pro—freedom lifting. people should be allowed to e—scooters they can. well, the thing that amazes me is around london , and amazes me is around london, and i'm sure this happens in birmingham and leeds and various other places, these boris type bikes right ?

kathryn stancyzsyn travelled to westminster with emma. ava was just an absolute delight. lovely. in 2020, emma ambler�*s twin sister kelly was shot dead by her long term partner, along with their two daughters, ava and lexi. rob needham had a valid gun licence, but afterwards it was revealed police knew he'd lied about drug use and mental health episodes when it was granted. emma believes that cost three lives and is now campaigning to change gun licensing in the uk. she's travelled from birmingham to london for a meeting with the home office to voice her concerns. nervous. but i think when i go in there... i'm so passionate about this. hopefully that will that will drive me and push through. i'm going to say there are so many changes that need to be made. hopefully, we can have an honest discussion about what those changes are. emma says there's evidence current guidance isn't being followed robustly enough, but also that there are issues with the law itself, particularly around medical record checks, the cost of licences and the frequency of reviews. an hour later, the

so let's bring emma. i, i, i, i don't emma.gary lineker should lose his job over a tweet because i don't think anyone lose their job over twitter. of course, he's entitled to his opinion. agree with you. opinion. i agree with you. i think that the issue is that gary has repeatedly gary lineker has repeatedly displayed but displayed partiality, but i think that he is a complete prat to put lightly. but i think that this comparison is great. a grotesque disrespect to victims of the holocaust , grotesque disrespect to victims of the holocaust, and i think thatis of the holocaust, and i think that is a complete misread presentation of the intention organs of our government to with human trafficking across , the human trafficking across, the channel. i just think it's grotesque so i don't think he should lose is it a bit coming from tory mp to lie all the time. lie all the way through covid. what it's bit rich of them to sit there thinking he should. what do you say they're lying about? what are you talking? and it's the same people

emma raducanu, kyle edmund and andy murray have been knocked out in the first round of the miami openajovic, edmund by wu yibing. while in a match between two former us open champions raducanu lost to canada's bianca andreescu in three sets. as adam cottier reports. 18 months on from her stunning us open triumph, emma raducanu marked a return to form by reaching the fourth round last week. there were glimpses of her talent here, as well, as she recovered from losing the first set against andreescu to win the second. with a show of resilience she will need more of if she is to climb back up the world rankings. raducanu and andreescu who've have drawn comparison, not only because they both were born in the same part of canada and have a romanian heritage, but they also find it hard to make progress since winning the us open as teenagers. injuries have not helped. crucially here, raducanu was unable to break andreescu's serve from love—40 in the opening game of the deciding set. and andreescu who beat serena williams to win the us open in 2019 went on to seize the initiative in the sisth

an unforgivable crime. official say 5000 female students having poisoned since november. marcella. emma silly morning, miss. i get. this is an important issue. if they're really hands and bald and people groups are involved in this matter, this is a big, an unforgivable crime and he's responsible agencies, intelligence services, and law enforcement agencies must pursue them as well. and the perpetrators must be condemned to severe punishment. it is a serious, an unforgivable crime. there will be no amnesty for them. and he says, 5 palestinians, including a child, had been injured in an attack by israeli settlers and occupied westbank daily settlers storm. the town of hawaii chanting and singing are celebrating a jewish holiday. the damaged cars and properties belong to palestinian families. israeli settlers have carried out at least 300 attacks in the occupied west bank in recent weeks. and israeli air strike is reported to have hit serious aleppo airport who put it out of service soon. state media. se israel carried out an attack from the direction of the mediterranean sea, causing mat

the other one still has to put it in quotes from market value is is emma. so that's when i always see valve differently. yeah. i perceive him differently that if i noticed that, i mean, i think it's great that other women are intro, sit in him. if others find him attractive t, i think that's quite good. it's unfair, it's gord, quite of the, it's on sale to day. social media tells us what to do and that we have to try everything that isn't here. if i don't have orgiastic sex every day that i'm not really good at all and was just of course that's nonsense. if i only have sex once a month, that's, that's just as good as having sex every day to talk. and if i don't want to have sex at all, sex, that's ok to focus. okay. there is no normal here, nor mod, little little glue disappearing. today they're having to when to barbecue, at that data, to, to bend in the meantime have become an item among their friends. are you talking with each gesture, each expression how they look at each other? the way i see it, it's probably true love, pure love. it not every one gets

let's begin here, i want to ask you emma, this idea of the question itself.dea of trying to essentially get people to compartmentalize or categorize use stereotypes to describe, what people must be thinking based on race and demographics what is your reaction? >> i think it is fractious political moment where one of the greatest problems that we're facing is tribalism, i think the last thing we should be doing is reinforcing the idea that any persons ideology tracks with demographics in a specific way. i did a little bit of reporting during the 2020 election and i think one of the things that i learned from talking to voters is it's really hard to know what i buy is going to say about what anything you -- people surprise you. so i think a question that reinforces that somebody of a political party looks or should look a certain way is definitely problematic and surprising to see. >> i do wonder the idea of political strategist out there and the business and trying to predict things, here's where we need to go, here's the talking point that you need to say, yo

thank you, m. —— emma. also have provided a boost to these. interestingly, arts, entertainment and nutrition have rebounded after falling in entertainment and nutrition have rebounded afterfalling in december, so that is a real boost to all of us should thoughts nutrition, something else. the should thoughts nutrition, something else. ., . ., else. the chancellor said the uk economy has — else. the chancellor said the uk economy has proved _ else. the chancellor said the uk economy has proved more i else. the chancellor said the uk i economy has proved more resilient than many expected, but there's still a long way to go, both at only 0.2%. -- still a long way to go, both at only 0.2%. —— growth at only 0.3%. the prime minister rishi sunak says he will ask france to go further in its efforts to stop migrants crossing the channel in small boats, when he holds talks with french president emmanuel macron in paris today. it is the first anglo—french summit for five years. our paris correspondent lucy williamson

for emma it was looked around with — for control.around with daughter georgie, it is a different story. she is currently waiting for a different place of the school after visiting delays in getting her education health and care plan. getting her education health and care lan. ., ,, , , care plan. coming here in september, two ears care plan. coming here in september, two years of— care plan. coming here in september, two years of education _ care plan. coming here in september, two years of education because - care plan. coming here in september, two years of education because of - two years of education because of the process being so long that is double the proposed weeks and it took us ten months to get her this and to see her today with the other children and being somewhere where i know she really wants to be. it chokes you up. for know she really wants to be. it chokes you up-_ chokes you up. for this had another's — chokes you up. for this had another's across _ chokes you up. for this had another's across the - chokes you up.

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our business correspondent, emma simpson, reports. ok, on your marks, get set, go!on, working parents like charlie love the idea of 30 hours of free childcare for those nine months and over in england. her daughter dorothy will hopefully qualify. 0n the top line, ecstatic. i've just gone back to work after having my second child, so it's really demoralising that the majority, well, not even the majority, my whole salary goes on childcare. good news, it's a good news day for childcare. and i think it's reassuring that it's now on the agenda and top of the agenda. a shame it's taken so long. if you had more free childcare, then you would work a bit more? yeah, yeah, for sure. i think i like the balance. this is amazing. june is in charge of this nursery and 39 others across london. she's sceptical the government plans can work. they're saying that childcare wants to be the best, they want to be the best, they want to do the best for parents. then they need to fund it and they need to put their hands into their pockets a little bit more deeply than 20k million. you're

emma kete interacts _ for our work. emma kete interacts with _ for our work. send information from the internet. she is sold to businesses and universities around the world. the government is introducing several initiatives to try and increase productivity rate but more needs to be done. the companies _ more needs to be done. the companies receive _ more needs to be done. the companies receive {4.5 million companies receive £45 million from investments in north america, none from within the uk. do you think the uk takes engineering and mechanisation is seriously as other countries do? ., ., , ., , ., do? no, the uk operates with a kind of banking _ do? no, the uk operates with a kind of banking mindset, - do? no, the uk operates with a kind of banking mindset, you i kind of banking mindset, you know, and the cost of everything, the value of nothing. i think there is lipservice paid to this idea we are investing in technology for our future prosperity. are investing in technology for ourfuture prosperity. but the reality is on the ground, just doesn't happen. r

you know maybe carolyn emma excuse hate emma and you are to excuse hate katie hatred of gay katie andf gay people in right now i people getting in right now i think you see is that you are prepared to excuse no because prepared to excuse no no because . he is a muslim. you're not prepared to excuse kate forbes for her views because she's christian. that's i'm christian. that's what i'm picking . but believe me, picking up. but believe me, benjamin, over the course the benjamin, over the course of the campaign if you followed it closely, and yousef closely, what forbes and yousef believed on gay marriage was identical , believed on gay marriage was identical, by believed on gay marriage was identical , by the way, neither identical, by the way, neither of them voted for it. it was an intense go at all. and humza yousaf made clear that. he doesn't think that scotland's law be the final word . can we law be the final word. can we also point out that you know, you just said that she hated gay people. oh, she doesn't. she just her veto does not allow her for gay marriage. oh, come on. ther

so 90 castillo was emma. but i guess in oma emma to own a heat up at cisco better than that. i looked him, it was, it was an already master. inquisitive america though it is that agenda, the selfish and that i've been out in the summer. so by the se, order inhabiting seek to solve their problems. rather than questioning the nuclear emergency, fukushima is still far away in every sense, ah, the pressure in the react is increases again. they must be cooled and stabilized in order to avoid the worst possible outcome due to the lack of fresh water, the use of sea water seems to be the only solution what it means, the irreversible damage of all reactors muscle yoshida, director of the nuclear power plant was the one to make the difficult decision in direct violation of tip code orders, which were in favor of saving the expensive reactors from the corrosive effects of salt. i didn't reach fukushima. i came back here to a key tongue and i'm afraid. for the 1st time, ah sure right to stay a family, an elite 5 children, some right to risk it. i trust this government, especially the pr