esme stallard, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. at times. we have seen some snow, some hail and thunder as well. for the next few days things will quieten down. there will be a few exceptions, but hopefully you will be able to get out and enjoy some sunshine. yes, for our easter weekend it looks likely there will be a bit more sun, if you and a degree or so warmer. but there will be some rain developing down to the south later on on easter monday. let's take a look at what is happening across saturday. we have got low pressure drifting to the west, isobar is opening up and i will be dry weather to start on saturday. little more cloud towards east anglia and a few isolated showers and some sharper showers developing through northern ireland and scotland as we go through the day. on the whole, with more sunshine coming through, temperatures likely to be 15 degrees and that should feel quite pleasant, particularly in comparison to the last few days through stop through the night, temperatures will fall away and in scotland and north—e

esme stallard, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear.now, gale force wind and very heavy rain. but we all lose one hour of sleep on sunday but i can offer you something a bit more optimistic for this weekend. we are going to see more in the way of centring, fewer showers and as a result, it will feel warmer. but there is a chance of mooring to come for some of us on easter monday. the reason why, below are starting to pull away and the isobars are opening up to the winds will fall lighter. not a bad start for many on saturday. in fact much of england and wales will stay dry throughout the day. a few sharper showers are scattered across northern ireland and scotland. with those lighter winds, more sunshine, temperatures will respond, we could see highs of 15, but those clear skies by day will lead to clear skies through the night which will allow the temperature is too far away. in scotland and north—east england, we could see a touch of frost, is going to be a chilly start to easter sunday, now single figures. some patchy fog around, are

and my editor very kindly mentioned my role in securing the interview, esme wren, which was very kindiod of time. and we should say that prince andrew continues to deny all the allegations that are made, and that he's guilty ofjust being friends and being loyal tojeffrey epstein without knowing whatjeffrey epstein was actually doing. is it ok to watch and enjoy a drama that only exists because a guy was a paedophile? ithink, you know, i understand that as a question. and it's obviously something, you know, we all think about. ultimately this is, in a sense, a complementary item to the incredible work that the lawyers and the young women who made these allegations, these appalling and terrible allegations, made. and this piece ofjournalism was separate to that. i didn't work in that world. i wasn't working with them. i don't know them personally. what we were doing is the same as you guys do every day, try to bring light and truth to important issues. and this could not have been a more important issue. so the outcome of this obviously was, although he obviously strenuously denies the

esme stallard, bbc news.album titled, act ii: cowboy carter. let's have a quick listen. # texas ain't no hold �*em solo our cards down, down, down. across her previous albums she has already sold over 200 million records — whilst racking up 22 top—ten singles on the billboard charts. and that includes nine number one hit singles. she's also accumulated great critical acclaim, having last year achieved the record for individual grammy awards at 32. the only thing we know from beyonce is to expect the unexpected, we knew it would be country tinged but she just reinvents herself and any genre that she steps foot into any time so i think it's fantastic.— i think it's fantastic. texas hold 'em which _ i think it's fantastic. texas hold 'em which we — i think it's fantastic. texas hold 'em which we played _ i think it's fantastic. texas hold 'em which we played a - i think it's fantastic. texas hold 'em which we played a little - i think it's fantastic. texas hold - 'em which we played a little snippet of committee

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our diesel engine is 300 esme. this engine is used in various industries. the main engine on railway locomotives, which we have more than 200 units of this engine. we have our own locomotives, but these engines have reached their end of life, they should either be replaced or their engine blocks should at least be replaced . the railway has entrusted this responsibility to us. other industries that need engines. heavy diesel is used. an indian company successfully produces yarn it contains graphene with antibacterial properties. new graphani threads can eliminate unpleasant odors and reduce the occurrence of skin problems and diseases . according to experts, the combination of infrared technology with these threads improves blood circulation in the body and helps to increase the body's metabolism. the bill to protect americans from software controlled by foreign governments will be voted on next week in the house of representatives of this country. when the senator asked this question to the ceo of tik tok without any preliminaries in the meeting on the saf

mohdian's view of the 11th election is esme. what can we do to make the country powerful? one of its best components and its best components is voting, this is our presence. haji mehdi's talk with the third generation of the human revolution, who can vote for the first time in his country , come to the polls and cast his vote. and apply his power and opinion on the society of mr. mohadi. haj abdul karim shuli, a veteran of 70% of the holy defense , my father was a veteran and two of my brothers were martyred. one my martyred brother was wounded 5 times. the year 1362 means 2 years after serving in mard abadan front under enemy fire. he decided to get married, so we went, well, there was electricity, the street was dark, the electricity was out, we went and knocked on the door, god bless him, he came and opened the door for us. i just want to see if my daughter can live with you, not as a bride or as karkobzadeh. i am very satisfied with the choice i made and i thank god that i was able to help my situation. their wedding celebration coincided with the big celebration. iran

let's get more form our climate and science reporter, esme stallard. thank you forjoining us.from the government not been working? the incentives from the government not been working?— been working? the nationalaudit office has pointed _ been working? the nationalaudit office has pointed out _ been working? the nationalaudit office has pointed out it - been working? the nationalaudit office has pointed out it has - been working? the national audit i office has pointed out it has helped to make the technology is more affordable so the main scheme they haveis affordable so the main scheme they have is a boiler upgrade scheme offering households seven and a half thousand pounds to upgrade their heat pump which makes it comparable to a gas boiler but the key finding is not enough people know about heat pumps or they are needed within homes to help reduce emissions. the other main concern was the government dithering over hydrogen. heat pumps are a green alternatives to gas boiler and they use electricity instead of gas and that means is we use more renewable energy to produce elec

esme stallard, bbc news. the david attenborough documentaries are amazing.e or app. you will find that at bbc.com/ news. and if you have it on your mobile device, the bbc news app. you're watching bbc news. dog attacks cost farmers in the uk more than £2.1i attacks cost farmers in the uk more than £2.4 million last year in lost livestock and vet bills according to data from the insurer nfu mutual. that's an increase of 30% on 2022. our south—west england correspond an jenny kumah reports. our south-west england correspond an jenny kumah reports.— jenny kumah reports. came down over the brow of the — jenny kumah reports. came down over the brow of the hill— jenny kumah reports. came down over the brow of the hill to _ jenny kumah reports. came down over the brow of the hill to the _ jenny kumah reports. came down over the brow of the hill to the bottom i the brow of the hill to the bottom hedge and it was littered with dead and injured ewes.— hedge and it was littered with dead and injured ewes. and in'ured ewes. opened lambs on this and injured ewes. opened

. >> if he sticks his, where is esm? lot of words and big shoes the field when it comes?w kalina, they believe in action so >> health care was a top issue for letizia perez to along with education and immigration. uh, once biden now undecided voter, she's underwhelmed with what she's seen so far. are >> i wish it would have been >> enough for me to say, hey, >> you know what, i got you this time but i don't i don't know. >> i'm >> not even boat i'm just waiting and seeing and watching and see, you know, listening to what's going on. >> now, both harris and biden attended a high-dollar fundraiser here in raleigh tonight as well, republicans in north carolina insist that donald trump is taking their states seriously and they point to his recent hand-picked elevation of the ncgop hare to the republican national committee, leading that as well as along with his north carolina native daughter-in-law . now, look, they also point to path polling that had donald trump ahead in the state, but wolf a marist poll conducted this month found there was no clear leader between the two o

esme stallard, bbc news. sir david attenborough's mammals is on bbc one on sunday at 7pm.ies has in store. i have seen episode one and it is all about mammals who live in the dark and how they hunt and there are some brilliant characters and brilliant stories. and whenever we get the producers of these nature programmes on, they tell such good stories with loads of adventures, so i am really looking forward to that at half past seven. an internationally renowned comic book artist known for his batman and thejoker illustrations has donated original artwork to his former school. brian bolland, who's worked on a number of dc comics, grew up near boston, in lincolnshire, and during a recent visit to his old stomping ground, he gave an art lesson to students who described him as "inspirational". our reporter harry parkhill was there. batman and his arch enemies. superman, wolverine, wonder woman and judge dredd. all iconic comic—book characters. and in this instance, all illustrated by brian bolland. the internationally renowned artist, who's worked on some of the best—selling