frankie essex.eality tv star frankie essex. what does privacy mean to a professional youtuber , and do professional youtuber, and do they have any concerns about living their lives in the permanent public space? plus, we're be debating we're going to be debating whether germans got it right whether the germans got it right this relax the rules on this week to relax the rules on cannabis. but first, update cannabis. but first, an update on latest news headlines. on the latest news headlines. >> good evening. the top stories. thousands of israelis are gathering in jerusalem calling for the release of hostages still being held by the hamas terror group. it comes as today marks six months since the terror attack on the 7th of october, marking the occasion the prime minister rishi sunak, has said the government continues to stand by israel's right to defend its security. and he added the uk is shocked by the bloodshed and called for an immediate humanitarian pause in fighting. he also urged hamas to rele

ijust want the year so far with 21.6 degrees in essex. i just want to show you essex as we go through this week. look at this roller—coaster ride of temperatures, going from 21 down to 12 with some showers, it's going to feel pretty cool, and indication into friday that it mightjust be a bit more optimistic as we head into next weekend. more on that in the moment. let's get back to reality. it's all about the low pressure. it has brought some very heavy rain, it has brought some very heavy rain, it has moved south—east but the winds are a feature today, strong and gusty cold north—westerly wind, driving in a rash of showers. these little dashes are showers of snow. mostly to high ground across scotland and north—west england and maybe north wales. for the remainder of the afternoon, a case of sunny spells and scattered showers. a brisk north—westerly wind, driving the showers through a quite a pace. no surprise to realise it is going to feel pretty chilly out there for the time of year. the gusts of wind generally around a0 mph, a little

ijust want the year so far with 21.6 degrees in essex. down to 12 with some showers, it's going to feel pretty cool, and indication into friday that it mightjust be a bit more optimistic as we head into next weekend. more on that in the moment. let's get back to reality. it's all about the low pressure.

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hainault is not that far from essex.and i think the key thing there would have been the police officers would have been going to the seat of the danger and doing what they can to protect the public. and i think that's worth remembering — the police officers run towards danger when the rest of the public will run away from it. and those police officers showed extreme high levels of bravery. i understand two of the people that have been injured are police officers. and so the key thing now for the police to do is to keep this as a crime scene, co—ordinate and ensure that they collect as much evidence as they can. i understand there wasjust one suspect who has been detained. he was tasered by the police. but the police will want to try and do as much early investigation just to see if there is anybody else that they need to speak to and ensure that they negate any kind of danger to members of the public. and you said you were a sergeant in the area, that it's a relatively quiet area. can you think of anything that compares

oh, he's just model yet, essex the physics. in fact, in his later work, conte advocated equal rights for all people. so did he recount his earlier racist statements that hotly debated among cons. scholars? it is clear that comes opinions in this matter were firmly rooted in thinking of his type that also applies to his anti semitism. and his disregard for when still as an old man come to me to radical demand, calling for a right of world citizenship, a global right of visitation for all people above, all refugees should not be turned away from tech that most men time contest saw something that unfortunately was no longer accepted as a matter of course in the 20th century. if even namely that every citizen must be allowed to leave their country and seek shelter somewhere else if they are accepted . don been monday, it would be great if the world would remember that these are things that are actually self evident perspective. that's utopian is cons, ideas of perpetual piece, global citizenship and justice found he was certainly n

durham, essex, hampshire, lancashire, nottinghamshire, somerset, surrey and warwickshire have all beenoin them in 2027. it's really all in this country, it means more investment. it means a properly aligned men's and women's system. and i think the regional games be brilliant, but i think what has been missing has been that chance to have equal access all the time at one club. and i think commercially it's going to be really good hopefully for the women's game as well. and the draw for the world snooker championship has been made with ronnie 0'sullivan taking onjackson page in the opening round as he tries to win a record eighth title at the crucible. meanwhile, luca brecel will begin the defence of his title against david gilbert while the 2019 winnerjudd trump faces hossein vafaei. this year's championships take place once again at the city's crucible theatre but eddie hearn, the chairman of the organisers of the event, says he cannot guarantee the venue will continue to be hosted there after its current deal runs out in 2027. it would have to take an opportunity that would be diffic

you. ramona and slippery and a hatch shamira, killed along with everyone on board the basement of essex hutus. the next day the genocide begins. i will 100 days games of many who 2 extremes, slow to hundreds of thousands, mostly ethnic touch, sees, orchestrated by the rewan, tanami and militia neighbors. turning on neighbors. the clubs submission these thousands heads of churches, many up to being offered assurances that they would be safe. but nowhere is safe. the judge is a light to recognize the science of numerous mass killings. the extreme threat to life pushes masses of people through wanda's borders. sexual violence is also used as a weapon with as many as 250000 women raped during the genocide behind the buns. the violence, is it possible for power between one, this ruling, hutus and the tootsie dominated will one the patch. you take from triple great. the mass mode to eventually coming to an end. we now p f flight is reached the capital pic, ali, july 1994, may have to do that by pull coming. the wind is coming presidents in today's the fall i p f takes control of the country a

durham, essex, hampshire, lancashire, nottinghamshire, somerset, surrey and warwickshire.r two in 2029, ultimately there will be three tiers with 12 teams at the top, no room for promotion relegation in the first three years. most importantly, the £8 million of new funding every year by 2027. the whole point of the restructure is to aim for an 80% increase in professional female cricketers by 2029. big commitment and big ambitions for the growth of the game. some counties disappointed at not being selected? all 18 first—class counties and the mcc were invited to tender, yorkshire were not successful, however along with glamorgan, they willjoin tier1 and 2027 and be given funding to help promote their pathways as well. despite that, they said they were surprised and disappointed that they issued a strong statement saying... yorkshire has a rich ethnicity makes it as part of our ongoing work to be the most welcoming and inclusive club in the country. we use women girls cricket as the cornerstone, we believe we hit all of the criteria set out. that has raised a few eyebrows.

after all, he came from essex police, didn't he?ause he had done some good dodi and i and you and everything , essex police. and everything, essex police. and now he's doing quotes. good work at oxford. that's all fine, but actually he should be thinking to himself, what is it that i will damage the i will damage the university which i work for by coming up with this kind of thing, because all it does is make people think, oh, i see. so that even hiring people who are anti—free speech as well, as well as employing it at the same time , it's quite wrong. time, it's quite wrong. >> but doesn't this tell you what diversity inequality is about? it's about shutting down people you disagree with. and this includes democratically elected politicians. because the terrible thing about brussels was that the people they were shutting up are people who've stood for elections, won elections, many of them holding elected office. elections, many of them holding eleythey)ffice. elections, many of them holding eleythey)fficethey had a former >> they

the warmer weather we had in the south—east with 21.8 degrees in essex, that will disappear because weis really down on yesterday in the south—east. but some good sunshine into the afternoon. the possibility of one or two showers in north wales and northern england, more substantial rain across northern ireland and into scotland and that could be heavy and thundery throughout the afternoon with blustery winds. temperatures in scotland and northern ireland 10—12, notably cooler compared to yesterday across england and wales, 13—15. tonight, the rain across the north and west will gradually sink to the south—east. again, through the night it could be heavy and thundery for one or two of us and there will be a lot of showers through the night with temperatures down to 4—7. monday morning starting on a relatively chilly note, but for many we will see a bit of sunshine before this weather front will bring rain south and east. low pressure to the north and a brisk north—westerly wind. there will be some sunshine to start off with, but this area of rain will be heavy moving south and east and

d re is a text we got from scott in essex, massachusetts, an ident. heays "wow. what a surprise. big yawn. now get to the work the senators are supposed to do." clifford in birmingham, alabama, democrat. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you. i have had it with these republicans calling in talking about impeachment trials. this is a clown show. there was nothing to be impeached about. there was no high crime or misdemeanor. there was a bipartisan border deal that was struck between these people. and what did they do? because donald trump did not want to let biden have a win, he said kill it. talking about fentanyl coming in, well, former president trump said don't do it. republicans fell in line like lemmings. that was the strongest border deal we could have had. they want to talk about the border, they don't do anything about the border. that's what i cannot understand about these people. stop this nonsense talking about the border. host: what democrats will tell you, clifford, is we passed hr 2. why won't the senate passed that? what do you think? caller: that's a probl

after safety base in essex. . site. >> well, with plans to stop housing migrants in hotels , housing migrants in hotels, which is the government's plan. where can they go now ? where can they go now? >> we're going over to our reporter, ray addison, who's going to tell us. hi, ray . going to tell us. hi, ray. >> hello. >> hello. >> yes, good morning to you both . well, of course, ten months ago, asylum seekers started moving into this former raf airbase . it was, of course, airbase. it was, of course, decided at that time that it was safe and fit for purpose. that was a decision made by the home office. and now we're hearing that 70 have been moved out and put back into those expensive hotels, which of course is a bit of a pr disaster for the prime minister now, the fears are that on the site there are several safety risks, including radiation and unexploded ordnance. now i'm joined now by andrew hull. he's the chairman of wethersfield airbase scrutiny committee. thanks for joining of wethersfield airbase scruti

i thought when he first met i'm from first met him, as i'm from essex, as they were essex, as i whens program essex, as i when they were askii said, i join this program essex, as i when they were aski i said, i want this program essex, as i when they were aski i said, i want the, program essex, as i when they were aski i said, i want the, thejram and i said, i want the, the australian guy to do the sport, but he wasn't australian, he's from essex. >> yeah. anyway. >> yeah. anyway. >> but we love him. we miss him but he'll be back. >> have no fear. >> have no fear. >> and we get, we get in touch. the thing about paul and i, what we we, send ourselves lots we do is we, send ourselves lots of, programmes. like, for instance, i sent him the opening titles yesterday of rockford titles yesterday of the rockford files. the files. do you know what the rockford . files is? rockford. files is? >> no. >> no. >> ding ding ding ding ding ding de la dee dee dee dee has jim rockford here. >> sorry. >> i'm so sorry. >>— >> i'm so sorry. >> here to sing along >> he's not here to sing along with he wi

the warmer weather we had in the southeast with 21 degrees in essex, that will disappear because we haverain in northern ireland and into scotland, that could be heavy and thundery through the afternoon. blustery winds to go without. temps just across scotland and northern ireland 10-12 , across scotland and northern ireland 10—12 , notably cooler compared to yesterday in england and wales, around 13 celsius. through tonight, this rain will sink into the south—east, through the night it could be quite heavy and thundery for one or two of us. there will be a lot of shows through the night, temperatures down to 4—7 celsius. monday starting on a chilly note, for many we will see a bit of sunshine, this weather front brings rain that spreads south and east, the low pressure in the north, brings a north—westerly wind. some rain start off with, it will be pretty heavy moving, it will be replaced by sunny spells, scattered showers, frequent towards the north—west where it will be windy. though showers could be wintry with snow over the high ground. maximum temperatures on monday around ten or 1

to exercise maximum restraints, including the messaging to deescalate opposed to peaceful diploma essex solutions to old disputes. this has be clear, the region finds, it says some time on and sam's on the precipice of unimaginable hostilities and suffering as the secretary general, the outlines and i quotes neither the region, no, there was kind of fluid another will. and i resume my functions as president of the counselor, and i'll give the flues as a representative of israel. thank you, my them president. my then president, yesterday, the total regime in blatant violation of the un charter and into an international law. a tech to attacked the state of israel and launched 170 you avi's, 120 ballistic missiles and 30 cruise me size. carrying 60 tons of explosive materials is read visit that was launched from iranian story, as well as from level non human, syria, and iraq. colleagues, from the moment i began my tenure here in every speech and in countless letters. i rang the warning bell regarding you ran, i called on this concept to take concrete action against the i as total resume. i

above mentioned, the video was clearly done by an amateur who has no knowledge of islam or islamic essex. we will not consider the fact that against the backdrop of such a citrus attempts to pen responsibility on i. so to at all costs a x co pay kieffer was we have the open question of the involvement of western intelligence when it comes to preparations for this terrace attack. especially given that with the emphasis of a number of western countries, not long before 20 to march, they've published information for their own citizens. information with recommendations not to visit areas, densely populated areas in moscow, specifically concert halls, their questions which arise, given the information about very close cooperation between the c i a and the british intelligence with ukrainian security services, which the heads of the latter boasted about repeatedly, we very much trust that when it comes to all of these questions, we will receive responses to address our concerns. specifically, addressing investigative committee identified that monetary funds for the carrying out of terrorist at

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this was rural essex earlier on. but we are seeing more cloud and some more rain arriving as well.ressure and their weather fronts which are bringing the rain up. and we're seeing rain at the moment moving up from the southwest across england and wales. and these outbreaks of rain will continue to affect england and wales for the next few hours and then head northwards into northern ireland and across scotland, where it's going to turn increasingly wet here. now, we do have some colder air across the far north of scotland, so a little bit chilly here overnight, but otherwise milder than last night. and in the south, temperatures could start at 10—11 early in the morning. further north, we've got the rain in northern england. that is moving northwards and it will get wetter across much of scotland and also northern ireland. some heavier rain and some heavier showers will follow that rain in northern england. further south, fewer showers. most places will be dry and there may be a bit more sunshine around than today. so again, we'll see those temperatures getting up to around 15 cels

this was rural essex earlier on. but we are seeing more cloud and some more rain arriving as well.re and their weather fronts which are bringing the rain up. and we're seeing rain at the moment moving up from the southwest across england and wales. and these outbreaks of rain will continue to affect england and wales for the next few hours and then head northwards into northern ireland and across scotland, where it's going to turn increasingly wet here. now, we do have some colder air across the far north of scotland, so a little bit chilly here overnight, but otherwise milder than last night. and in the south, temperatures could start at 10—11 early in the morning. further north, we've got the rain in northern england. that is moving northwards and it will get wetter across much of scotland and also northern ireland. some heavier rain and some heavier showers will follow that rain in northern england. further south, fewer showers. most places will be dry and there may be a bit more sunshine around than today. so again, we'll see those temperatures getting up to around 15 celsius.

we've got temperatures up to 21.8 degrees celsius at rydell in essex.emperatures on the way, though, across england and wales. and in some places those temperatures will be dropping by around seven degrees celsius. you will notice the change as cooler air that we have had across scotland and northern ireland work southwards. now over the next few hours we've got a few showers around. they tend to become confined to northern and western areas of scotland. otherwise, the skies are clearing. it's going to be a cold start to sunday morning with temperatures for quite a few places down at around four degrees celsius. might be chilly, but there will be plenty of early morning sunshine, clear, blue, sunny skies in many cases. but there will be some coastal showers in western scotland. and through the day, showers become extensive. scotland, northern ireland and a few getting into parts of western england and wales. some of the showers will be heavy with some hail mixed in and those temperatures, yes, will be coming down 15 degrees in london, seven degrees lowe

this was rural essex earlier on. but we are seeing more cloud and some more rain arriving as well.re areas of low pressure and their weather fronts which are bringing the rain up. and we're seeing rain at the moment moving up from the southwest across england and wales. and these outbreaks of rain will continue to affect england and wales for the next few hours and then head northwards into northern ireland and across scotland, where it's going to turn increasingly wet here. now, we do have some colder air across the far north of scotland, so a little bit chilly here overnight, but otherwise milder than last night. and in the south, temperatures could start at 10—11 early in the morning. further north, we've got the rain in northern england. that is moving northwards and it will get wetter across much of scotland and also northern ireland. some heavier rain and some heavier showers will follow that rain in northern england. further south, fewer showers. most places will be dry and there may be a bit more sunshine around than today. so again, we'll see those temperatures getting up

you may have had essex police officers attending as well as metropolitan police officers.that officers would have been going to the seat of the danger and doing what they can to protect the public and that is worth remembering. officers run towards danger when the rest of the public will run away from it. those police officers showed extremely high levels of bravery. i understand two of those injured are police officers, and so the key thing now for the police to do is to keep this as a crime scene, and collect as much evidence as they can. i understand there isjust much evidence as they can. i understand there is just one suspect who has been detained. he was tasered by the police and the police will want to do as much early investigation to see if there's anybody else they need to speak to, and make sure that they negate any kind of danger to the public. you said ou kind of danger to the public. you said you were — kind of danger to the public. you said you were a _ kind of danger to the public. you said you were a sergeant in that area and it is a relatively quiet area.

stephanie will you choorfrom essex or claire from ellie from essex or claire from kent?blind date is coming back. >> blind date is back. so, you know, we've seen on tv , there's know, we've seen on tv, there's just been this revival of shows coming back such as gladiators. and behind this has been dan baldwin, married to holly baldwin, who's married to holly willoughby. and he'd done a recent and he said recent interview and he said that the next thing on his list is blind date, and he's hoping it wouldn't come back to itv, where cilla black hosted it for 18 years. it was such a classic show, absolutely loved it. it was more likely we'll be going on to bbc and maybe with claudia winkleman presenting the show, it did come back about, i think came back in 2017 on channel five, when paul o'grady hosted it for two years. so i think it will be a good show to have back on. i that sounds great. >> i'd watch that. >> i'd watch that. >> it's saturday night entertaining, and i think, you know, a lot tv execs are know, a lot of tv execs are finding that the old stuff works with vie

this was rural essex earlier on. but we are seeing more cloud and some more rain arriving as well.inging the rain up. and we're seeing rain at the moment moving up from the southwest across england and wales. and these outbreaks of rain will continue to affect england and wales for the next few hours and then head northwards into northern ireland and across scotland, where it's going to turn increasingly wet here. now, we do have some colder air across the far north of scotland, so a little bit chilly here overnight, but otherwise milder than last night. and in the south, temperatures could start at 10—11 early in the morning. further north, we've got the rain in northern england. that is moving northwards and it will get wetter across much of scotland and also northern ireland. some heavier rain and some heavier showers will follow that rain in northern england. further south, fewer showers. most places will be dry and there may be a bit more sunshine around than today. so, again, we'll see those temperatures getting up to around 15 celsius. but if anything, in northern ireland an

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durham, essex, hampshire, lancashire, nottinghamshire, somerset, surrey and warwickshire have all been yorkshire join them in 2027. it's a cool thing in this country. it's a cool thing in this country. it means more investment, it means properly aligned men's and women's system and i think regional game has been brilliant but i think what has been brilliant but i think what has been missing has been that chance to have equal access all the time at one club. and i think commercially it's been really good hopefully for the women's game as well. england women have made two changes to their starting 15 for saturday's six nations match against ireland. captain marlie packer returns to lead the team out at twickenham — after coming off the bench for their victory against scotland last weekend. lark atkin—davies is the other change — replacing hooker amy cokayne who's suspended. england currently sit top of the table with and the draw for the world snooker championship has been made — with ronnie 0'sullivan taking onjackson page in the opening round — as he tries to win a record eighth title

a women's cricket side in essex have achieved a first.nd a number of cricket boards. they're one of eight counties launching a women's team for 2025. it's hoped it will encourage more people to try the sport. let's take a look at the tubes now. now onto the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it is a chilly start to the week — temperatures very close to zero — and we're going to hang on to these colder temperatures for much of this week. now, a bright start, a bit of sunshine first thing, but this cloud is going to sink south as we head further through today. could just get some spots of rain, some drizzle. temperatures really struggling — a disappointing 11 celsius. then overnight tonight, we'll see this cloud continue to sink further south. again, the odd spot of rain, but that cloud actually means it's not going to be quite as chilly as last night — the minimum between three and six celsius. so, as we head into tuesday, the cloud staying with us — it's actually a cold front — it will gradually start to sink south. so as we head t

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this is janet smith, colchester, smith, 62, from colchester, essex, bombarded with essex, was bombardedrlow, but scammer but he was actually a scammer from nigeria. said gary from nigeria. so he said gary barlow, the fake gary barlow, gave her compliments and said fake one did. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> i didn't want the real one to keep saying that. yeah. and said that split up but she grew that he'd split up but she grew suspicious. mean she's well suspicious. i mean she's well she's sharp. he could have another poirot here is amazing. and and eventually, got him to reveal that he was just a guy from nigeria trying to get some money. >> you have to. we have one more story to squeeze in. but do be careful out there on facebook. daniel, story, one daniel, this last story, one of the heartwarming stories of the most heartwarming stories of true love winning out the despite, height differences . oh, yeah. >> this is the person on the inside matters most says us couple with height record difference. so unfortunately a uk couple have been beaten out in terms of the couple with the gr

let's bring in nancy, the senior portfolio manager, at essex portfolio. nancy, i'll pick up where arabile left off. net interest income. what are your expectations for the quarter and guidance? >> the net interest income line is one watched closely not only for jpmorgan chase, but all the banks starting to report. we think that things look positive going forward compared to where the estimates are right now. we know rates have gone up. we know the fed is much less likely to cut in june. we actually are in the camp that thinks we're likely to get one cut this year. probably not until later in the year. that spread they can earn should be better than what's expected. we think this quarter will come in modestly better than expected. whethe when there is an opportunity for the next two quarters or the number to shrink for the estimates to be revised upwards. >> that talk about no cuts seems to be growing. neel kashkari fueled speculation that there may not be a cut ouat all this year. what does this mean for the banks and you remember the svb collapse. just t