the kinross, fife and aberdeenshire. wetterfurther north. the rain kinross, fife and aberdeenshire.dry overnight, colder than my site and parts of scotland in particular. three or 4 degrees in the countryside. it will be a bright start to sunday morning, a more promising day. we lose the early—morning promising day. we lose the ea rly—morning brightness and northern ireland, a cloudy spell. patchy rain and drizzle which spreads into western scotland. a few more showers and eastern scotland, northern wales and ireland. the real story will be a warmer day, up to 21 celsius in the south—east. a fine evening, into monday another spell of rain pushing across northern ireland and western scotland and maybe parts of northern england by the afternoon. the further east you are, the dry it will be and it will be warmer. temperatures widely in england and wales above 20 degrees. that sets us up for a warmer week. high pressure building. weather coming in from the atlantic. the odd spot of light rain across coastal regions. compared with the week that has just regions. compared with the week th

the united states army old fife and drum corp entertained large crowds.he old fife and drum core is the official ceremonial unit and escort to the president of the united states. their goal is to inspire. >> i'm really glad to see a good turnout and i'm -- it really makes me -- makes me very happy to know that people still care about the history and they still want to come out and actually experience it firsthand. >> the men and women of the corp are proudly carrying on traditions that accompany the birth of our nation. >>> well, many are heading down the shore this weekend, others observe the holiday weekend in other ways. many headed to the museum of the american revolution in olde city to learn about history and honor more than 20,000 soldiers who died during that time. throughout the weekend visitors can write thank you notes top service members and leave carnations at the tomb of the unknown soldier. >>> new developments in the manchester bombing investigation tonight. police searched the house in connection with the terror attack today. they also ma

well, no, they take the alternative route, which is to target seats like north east fife where they reckon they have a chance. how are you? and the message on scotland's streets from tim farron — his party stands firmly against scottish independence. he found at least one kindred spirit. someone needs to give sturgeon a boot of the ours. it's a simple choice. undoubtedly, mr farron would choose more delicate language. in england, his colleague vince cable has been recorded suggesting that liberal democrat supporters might vote tactically for labour in certain areas. mr farron sidestepped any suggestion of an anti—snp pact in scotland. individuals have to make their own choices and we are not in a case of being able to delegate or mandate anybody to vote in any particular direction. we are the one party standing for scotland in the uk and scotland in the eu — that's a powerful message wherever it is that you live. earlier, mr farron visited east dumbartonshire. his core message may be universal in content, but it's carefully distilled across a strictly limited number of target seats in scot

and fashion campaigning in fife, snp leader nicola sturgeon. —— fresh from campaigning.ening and welcome to bbc news. with just eight days to go until the election, one of the biggest debates of this campaign has just taken place in cambridge. there were seven party representatives involved, including labour leader jeremy corbyn, who'd announced earlier in the day that he would, after all, be attending. the prime minister theresa may did not take part. she said she'd rather be out meeting voters on the campaign trail. here's our deputy political editor, john pienaar. guess who came after all — and what an entrance. jeremy corbyn left it late, but how could he resist trying to show up theresa may, who stayed away? this was his chance — and look at him. he meant to take it if he could. she came to stop him. her leader's favoured, amber rudd. a single mission — take down jeremy corbyn. wherever theresa may was, she wanted this, the nearest thing this election has to a contact sport, to go her way. amber rudd was straight into the attack after mr corbyn criticised treatment

. >>> patriotic music fills independent mall, you had army all fife and drum core entertained large crowd during two concerts there. they are one of the military premiere musical organizations , old fife and drum core is official ceremonial unit and escort to the president of the united states and their goal to inspire americans. >> i'm really glad to see a good turnout and it really makes me, makes me very happy to know that people still care about the history and they still want to come out and actually experience it firsthand. >> the men and women of the core are proudly, carrying on tradition that is accompanied the birth of our nation. >>> ♪ >> princeton university's annual spirit of the princeton memorial day parade had a campus bustling with activity. veterans from all branches of the military were celebrating yesterday steps from world war two and others waved to the crowd and state champion high school band from hightstown high, performed some patriotic tunes. >>> is there still so much more to come here on "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. coming up next, we will check with

crowd during two concerts, there is one of the military's premiere musical organizations, the old fife and drum core is official ceremonial unit and escort of the president of the united states and their gold to inspire americans. >> i'm really glad to see a good turnout and it really makes me very happy to necessity that people still care about the history and they still want to come out and actually experience it firsthand. >> men and women of the core are proudly carrying on traditions that accompanied the birth of our nation. >>> princeton university's annual spirit of the princeton memorial day parade, had the campus bus welling activity. veterans from all branches of the military were celebrating yesterday. vets from world war two and others waved to the crowd there as state champion high school band from hightstown high performed the patriotic tunes. >>> well, if you are looking for something to do today the national constitution center has some very special activities for memorial day weekend. among today's special events is a exhibit on famous memorials all around the country.

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the true meaning of the memorial day in our historic region began with fife and drums at washington crossing historical park. revolutionary war reenactors gathered with veterans and elected officials. they led american flags from the grave, a continental soldiers. and at the site of the first memorial day observance in philadelphia the traditional declaration day services took place at laurel hill cemetery, there they honored general george gordon meed, the hero of the battle of gettysburg. in delaware county, people line state street for a parade , collide dale horses joined media, fire and police department making stops along the route. and in aston, widener university, army rotc and sun valley high school man rear jr otc participated in american legion post 926 annual day of service a cross the bridge at gloucester county new jersey veterans memorial cemetery, veterans and county freeholders laid wreaths on graves and organizers dedicated a new monument on memorial walk. and tonight at 8:30 united states air force band will play a free show, fire works display expected to go on at 9:30. s

number of years, with particular reference to the peace process and with particular process to east fifetween dublin —— between dublin and and ireland. we don't want anything to happen that would disrupt or damage that relationship. what something is happening that is disrupting all of that and it is called brexit and you have to live with reality. it is going to happen and you are going to have to cope with it and it does mean after britain has left and the reason they says there will be no membership of the single market, or the customs union, there will have to be a meaningful border between your country and northern ireland. one of the most critical elements of these negotiations, and it was identified by prime minister may and by the commissioner, in fact by all of the dispatches leading up to the start of the negotiations, unique and particular circumstances on the island of ireland have been appreciated and acknowledged. we have enjoyed what's been an open border since the peace process, since the historic good friday peace agreement of 1998, and i believe it is essential in the c

forsome the third one, beautiful blue skies in ireland, in fife.e chance of rain. i know some of us arejust is the chance of rain. i know some of us are just screaming out for some rain. what we have is a fair bit of cloud to start with in the east and across the midlands. some of that will melt away. still some onshore flow, still feeling cool along the east coast. as we drift further west we are into the sunshine from the word go and we will hang onto it as well. western parts of scotland, northern ireland, burning up quite nicely. it is the same across central and western parts of england, and of wales. herburger towards the east there is a bit more cloud around, but it should stay dry. and even where we have got more cloud around it will also break up at times and we will see some sunny spells. but if you are under the cloud and in that wind it will feel cold. as we had through the evening and overnight the wind sta rts the evening and overnight the wind starts to ease, becoming more of a breeze. you could see the odd bit of drizzle, maybe the

miners in fife were part of the community of shared interest with miners in yorkshire and south walesd. for much of the 20th century, dundee was a labour fortress. in 2014, it became yes city, voting for independence by the largest margin in the country. so i've been kind of falling out of love with labourfor a long time. that experience pushed many traditional labour voters to the snp. jane phillips was among them, she believes independence is inevitable. the idea is there and it's like trying to unknow something. you can't unknow it, and now that idea is out there, there's the move towards it. it's like, think of all the other countries in the world who've got their independence, think about the british empire. once this notion of independence was out there, it was an inextricable move towards it. you can't unknow that idea of taking control of your own future.

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>> i think of barney fife, i guess. ( laughter ) >> stephen: one bullet?'t accomplish things easily. >> stephen: well, you have. you've got three emmys. this is your fourth tony nomination for "a doll's house, part 2". >> yes. >> stephen: i know that you lived in -- i know you lived in chicago for many years. did you grow up there as well? >> no, i grew up in southern illinois but i feel like i'm from chicago because we started stean wolf theater. i think it's in its 40t 40th season. i was around there for quite a while. >> stephen: did you always want to be an actress? >> no, i was much too practical to think i would ever be able to make a living as an actor. so i was a german major. ( laughter ) thinking that that's the way in. >> stephen: that's safe? yeah, plan a. >> stephen: sure, exactly. ( laughter ) and then i -- >> stephen: when did that occur to you not being -- >> um, well, that i wasn't going to make it as a german interpreter? i ended up not -- i got sidelined by meeting the stepping bofl people and we formed our theater in hyde park and it's

he was more of a barney fife than colombo. >> after berating cabinet members and running past secret. taken out of the west virginia state capitol in handcuffs. and health and human services secretary tom price, white house canceler kellyanne conway, whose company public news service asking charges to be dropped this morning. outside republican town hall, tom macarthur's report of the healthcare bill. ♪ >> protesters holding two stones and laying down outside the new jersey representative's meeting. he came to the democratic part of his district to address the anxiety over the hot button issue. abby: a woman and her dog found safe a week after going missing at glacier national park, madeleine conway to safety after bumping into them on a trail in montana. connolly and her dog lost their way after stopping for a drink of water, spending one night in the wilderness. connolly will be okay. a teenager hailed a hero for saving a police officer's life. jumping into action spotting the mail eating on the side of the road. the firefighter working alongside to apply they turn i could the offi

you have to do what you have to do, nip it in the bud as barney fife says. >> reporter: wesley easterlingated and hopes to get a refinery job soon to be off federal assistance. >> donald trump during the campaign said he's going to fight for the little guy. you're the little guy, right? >> i am the little guy. >> reporter: do you feel he's fighting for you? in no, not at all. little guy's going to have to fight for himself. >> reporter: in the meantime, he says he is praying for his family, his country and his president. gary touchman, cnn, elliot county, kentucky. >> the news continues here on cnn. right after the break. >>> the u.s. president returns to washington to a slough of problems weighti problems waiting for him, including new allegations surrounding his son-in-law, jared kushner. >>> getting back on track. british airlines working frantically. canceled flights at heathrow. the effect there. >>>

well, no, they take the alternative route, which is to target seats like north east fife where they reckonsh independence. he found at least one kindred spirit. someone needs to give sturgeon a boot of the ours. it's a simple choice. undoubtedly, mr farron would choose more delicate language. in england, his colleague vince cable has been recorded suggesting that liberal democrat supporters might vote tactically

. >> this is fife slides in one. it really began in january. >> cal trans says three weeks ago they permanently closed this road to travelers and locals as a precaution. it's a good thing. saturday night over a million tons of dirt and rock came crashing down covering over a quarter mile of highway 1. >> mother nature kind of took over and everything came down. >> cal trans is calling this an active landslide. there's boulders throughout this area and every few minutes you can still see pebbles rolling down the mountain here. >> coming down all the way down the shore, made a new shore. >> it's being called one of the biggest landslides in california history. cal trans is exploring options for this repair. >> let's say the roadway is gone. would have to reconstruct the roadway. they would have to shore up the hillside and allow -- either put a netting or something for future slide activity. >> this year's punishing rain just ended up being too much. she compared this to another one in 1983 about 15 miles north of this

. >> right now they just want to fife who was involved. they just said it's not clear if he was acting alone, or if there was an additional plan. they will look at exemployee fives that were used, and that will identify what group may have made it and where they are and individuals part of this. that is the safety of the citizens there in the rounding area of people that are of primary concern at this point, andrea. >> what do we know about the bomb itself. government sourc are telling us that just one bomb was deployed, and it contained metal pieces. how difficult would it be for one person to design, to build such a device? >> there are certainly many opportunities for someone to go online and try to build these types of devices. it was clearly effective with the number of deaths and injuries that we saw. you may remember back in the boston bombing when there was a device that was left, a pressure cooker on the ground, and the injuries, when the shrapnel went off, it created this pattern that spread out, but it was really at knee level f

the event includes fife bands on two stages. a hawaiian festival is happening. on the peninsula, experience the 46th annual stanford camping weekend. the dance and music fest is saturday. in the south bay, the silicon valley irish feast 2017 festival takes place saturday and sunday. in sports, giants are home. a's and quakes are on the road. warriors continue their post season run. that is your weekend watch. >>> a new perk for people flying out of oakland international airport. the destinations that will get you qualified for free parking at that airport. >> she was the one that made me try out for the basketball team. when i wanted to quit. she pushed me up and told me to keep going. >> a south bay high school shocked by the sudden death of a popular student athlete. we have more on the special tribute in her honor coming up. >>> welcome back. students are mourning the loss of one of their classmates. student athlete was a huge warrior fan and a big steph curry fan. she wore his number when she competed on the basketball floor. now curry has reached out to tha

that sounds like that would be a barney fife situation.ed camden. >> personally, for me, my parents are pastors in camden, new jersey, so i've been in that community for so long. i could have chosen to work in a suburban community which may have been safer as some people say. >> a lot of cats in trees? >> yeah. but that's not what i felt like my calling was. my calling and what i have passion for is the urban community. that's where i want to work. >> there's a lot of policing to do. >> a lot of action, a lot of diversity as well. >> i think that's great. is there any part of it, the idea of being a police officer is, what's the word i'm looking for, scares the -- out of me. i get it is a public service and you are helping people and we need police officers, well trained, highly effective, connected to the community police officers. is there any part that scares you, you are worried about? >> the only thing i'm nervous about is the culture toward law enforcement now. a lot of people are scared of law enforcement. i am hoping if i can bring

. >>> patriotic music filled independent mall, united states army fife and drum core entertained largerowd. they are the military's premiere musical organization. the core is the official ceremonial unit and escort for the president of the united states. their goal, to inspire americans. >> i'm really glad to see a good turnout and it really makes me, makes me very happy to know that the people still care about the history and they still want to come out and actually experience it, firsthand. >> the men and women of the core are proudly carrying on traditions that accompanies the birth of our nation. >> ♪ >> princeton university's annual spirit of princeton memorial day parade had campus bustling with activity. veterans from all branches of the military were celebrating there yesterday. vets from world war two and others waved to the crowd as state champion high school band from hightstown high, performed the patriotic tunes. >>> very nice, there is still much more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this sunday morning. grounded. what caused cancellation of the hundreds of flights at

they similarly for fife solve cal and ideology and economic policy reasons will not consider a v.a.t., will not consider a carbon tax because of the effect they believe that will have on energy prices and manufacturing and so forth. and so, you know, you keep -- again -- i think what speaker ryan has tried to communicate to people in recent months, including people in the administration, people in the public, in the business community and so forth, is that the house gop blueprint, this cash flow tax that we proposed is not just something we came up with out of thin air and didn't consider alternatives. we've spent years and even decades look at the alternatives and finding out that those roads end up being dead ends and cul-de-sacs and they don't work. and so i think his view is, you know, tax reform requires tough choices no matter what form it takes. it requires winners and losers. this proposal gets you maybe the best economic growth benefits, potentially at a reasonable political cost. and that's why we've tried to move forward with it, not because we didn't analyze other proposal

. >> ♪ >>> a fife and drum corp was just one part of this memorial day parade in morrisville, bucks countyl girl scouts and boy scouts also marched in the parade route. it ended at the morrisville cemetery for a special closing ceremony. >>> annual memorial day parade in front of city hall in burlington city this morning. local veterans led the parade followed by marching bands. parade goers watched from the sidewalks with umbrellas in their hands. >> memorial day is the unofficial start to the summer season. with the not so great holiday weather folks were still packing the beaches and boardwalks all weekend long despite the weather. let's get an update now from "action news" reporter bob brooks who is in ocean city tonight. >> reporter: if you thought the some what gloomy weather would stop memorial day fun, well, then you're wrong. the boardwalk at wildwood was packed. rides, games, the traditional boardwalk food. it was all happening. >> eating candy. >> reporter: that's fine. what about you. >> fidget spinners. >> reporter: fidget spencers. and you? >> everything. >> reporter: the onl

he wants to hit a home run in a fife-run game and throw the bat around, i mean, surprised he's readyfight again after last year, but he's throwing some looks around, so, it is what it is. >> o'flaherty mentioning an incident last season where bautista was punched in the face. >> i'm still shocked by the stay in your lane comment. nope, not happening. >> completely inappropriate. >>> still ahead, the justice department tapping former fbi director as special counsel to oversee the probe into russia's ro. we look at robert mueller resume and what his first steps may be in the investigation. >>> president trump means with another round of candidates to possibly preplace james comey as fbi director. details of who's on the short list next. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step tw

so, if they want to receive fife, fine, that could be a big problem.y ban foreign gifts and it goes to how is reported. the trump organization is a paying from his pockets. we never had a president try to run a company this large while being president, and we're being told by the trump organization that they're not going to tell us what governments are funding them and what is going into his pockets. >> i thought to myself, it is weird. from an accounting perspective, it is kind of hard to figure all of that out, i don't think it addressed the problem, but can the trump organization even figure out when foreign money is coming in? there are tourists, some are b lobbyis lobbyists. >> it was clear early on they were not taking is seriously. he came saying he was going to run the government like a business, but in the business world corporate culture and ethics come down from the top and we have seen example after example of hedge funds, banks, enron, if you have the leaders at the top taking a less than fair attitude, it trickles down and everyone below

fife.l. i think there are other models in canada where provinces can control immigration to a limited extent. it works perfectly well to manage your own migration. their sensible indeed. we are lucky in scotland, the population has began to rise again to 5.5 million or so. we are not fill up. we want to put to bring skills and talents that the economy needs. there is no reason whatsoever why scotland, an attractive destination, cannot be able to manage its own migration policy. you say after brexit, there needs to be as part of the deal a regional look at migration so that scotland benefits, as far as you are concerned? the brexit argument is very strong. we don't want to see an end to the free movement of people, as there are millions of uk citizens working and living happily in the eu. we want the free movement of people to be maintained but the position of the tory party is they wa nt position of the tory party is they want that to end. we do not want that to end in scotland, not least b

edinburgh west, north east fife, north cornwall, north norfolk, cardiff central...there. —— topped the poll. but you have lost 40 topped the poll. but you have lost a0 odd seats. topped the poll. but you have lost 40 odd seats. we would have preferred to gain... ukip's collapse has created a bit of difficulty for us has created a bit of difficulty for us because it means that there is 110w us because it means that there is now a home for the right—wing vote, which is the conservatives. the wider perspective is that your leader, tim farron, has painted the liberal democrats as the party, if you either remain —— supported remain in the brexit election, if you want a soft brexit, you're the party for them. were you not getting those votes in huge numbers? we're getting 18%, a lot better than our poll rating. you're losing seats! we are 9% behind the labour party. it is game on. i knocked on doors for the local elections and there was a range of opinions. there was a common theme, which wasjeremy corbyn is no good. 0ther common theme, which wasjeremy corbyn is no good.

north east fife has a long liberal tradition, a very prosperous area of scotland, but this is one ofp won in the general election two years ago and they will be hoping to hold onto it again against the bhui a strong push from the liberals to win it back. nicola sturgeon was here to highlight what she sees as the potentially damaging effects of brexit on higher education in scotland. saint andrews university is here. i will give you a sense of the eu's effect on the university. one third of the students here come from the eu, one third of the research staff, too. and around half of its current funding comes from eu sources. there will be big questions here of how brexit will play out on the university. nicola sturgeon, going in hard today on what she calls the potentially devastating effects of a so—called hard brexit on the scottish economy, and in particular today she was highlighting what she fears may be a potentially devastating effect on the university sector. interesting to compare and contrast what we have been hearing about labour's projected manifesto, which we expect next w

and north east fife. earlier he was at east dunbartonshire, a seat the snp took in 2015.june's election. he was very much trying to appeal to the remainder voters. he says it is them who make the difference in this election by voting for the lib dems. but his day was slightly disturbed, if you like, by vince cable. he told some labour voters last week, sorry, some liberal democrat voters last week, divide for labour to prevent a tory landslide. tim farron today told us he does not want but end is not calling for a coalition. he does not wa nt calling for a coalition. he does not want a packed with any party. critics are questioning the state of the liberal democrats at the moment, saying this is an illustration of the chaos, if you like. something members of the party vehemently denied. many thanks. you are watching bbc news at five o'clock. .. coming up... after his election victory yesterday, i'll be talking to the french ambassador to london about monsieur macron at just after 5.30. and how can you spot fake news? facebook has some handy hints, but should social media

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discussed reforms at that time to the federal insecticide, fungicide and rodenocide actor what we call fife ra feed at the time to improve among other things reregistration of chemistries. today the committee will cover the same issues critically important to agriculture with regard to providing farmers and as a consequence our nation's consumers with the necessary crop protection tools to prevent, manage, and eradicate devastating pest and plant diseases that threaten our food supply. in my travels throughout kansas talking to producers even most recently at the field hearing at our committee held in michigan, a consistent message was shared with our committee is that farmers and ranchers and rural america want regulatory certainty. the hearing today will touch on theme as well as cover a variety of issues, including the federal insecticide, fungicide and pesticide registration processes. the committee will hear from two panels of witnesses consisting the government officials from the epa and the department of agriculture, as well as a panel of stakeholders to discuss these issues, what wo

ago at an event, but there's a narrative, false narrative in some folks ' mind that this is barney fife playing weekend warrior with rpg's. there's a misconception about what the equipment involved is and what it really means. sheriff mcdonnell, right next door to the jurisdiction at the attack, i would really like you to take a few minutes and talk about the fact that this is a theoretical. this particular program what it means in terms of saving lives, not just of officers but citizens they protect. i would like to yield to all of you in that respect. >> thank you for that opportunity. we touched on that briefly. the 1033 program has been very valuable to state and local departments to have the ability to respond to those calls that are out of the ordinary. when you need the equipment, you need it. to be able to put yourself in an armored vehicle between the suspect and some downed citizens to affect their rescue. the seconds are life-saving. to be able to get in there without waiting into have the tools necessary and rapidly deploy them. if we are waiting for an entity for a way -- f

nationally, iowa ranks fife njt number of bridges and 12th in the miles of roadway, yet the state ranks 30th in population and 23 understood overall land area. central states are responsible for supporting the infrastructure that moves country -- cross country freight. do you think point is something that congress should take into consideration when working on future transportation bills and if so in what ways? we do not have -- clearly this is a very important issue. and internally, we are discussing the very same issues that you are bringing up here. sen. ernst: very good. it is important. i know a number of other senators have mentioned, of course, the rural areas and how important it is that funding mechanisms are reflective of those situations on the ground. so thank you. and i did see some news recently that you had attended the u.s. chamber. that event you mention projects that can't access private sector funding and that there will be a few special projects that will likely be identified and funded directly. they can significantly increase gdp growth or lift the american spirit.

i have asperger syndrome and i live in fife over in dunfermline. 0ne dunfermline. to continue... i also, i'm also struggling, i've had to go on a mental health waiting list to wait for somebody. i believe that if we could recoup some of these taxes back from the richest of society and we could reinvest it in the nhs, we could hopefully get people back into work, people who have autism and asperger's syndrome like myself, into work and to beat help for people. and also, to touch upon the benefits as well, i found it utterly disgraceful having to go to a medical and be asked, disgraceful having to go to a medicaland be asked, have disgraceful having to go to a medical and be asked, have you ever wanted to commit suicide? i feel utterly, i felt utterly demoralised coming out that medical. and after being told i could a £30 cut in my benefits, as well. thank you very much for your contribution. applause i want to take that point. 0ther questions came in from the audience saying, why should we even be talking about tax rises for ordinary people, higher earners, when cor

i'm tried to beat the tories in north east fife and my colleagues elsewhere are trying to beat them. track record in beating the tories are many other political party in the day at the moment. we put forward a positive message in 2015 campaign about reducing austerity, so we have more money to spend on public services, so let's see how this parliament pans out. we don't know what the results will be, but we've shown we are willing to stand up to austerity, even when the labour party were tripping into the voting lobby with the tories. we want to see a strong opposition to the conservative party. let's work together against austerity, because it's having a damning impact on public services, not just it's having a damning impact on public services, notjust in scotland, but elsewhere in the uk as well. anadolu was taxed asks how would the snp pay for benefits without the money coming from westminster? well, at the moment, the money does not come from westminster, it comes from the taxpayer. the snp has been very clear we would like to see full fiscal freedom for scotland, meaning scotla

this is fife in scotland. in bridlington, a fair bit of cloud this morning.atellite picture. we have got cloud in central areas, but for most of us, it is a dry start. there is a fair bit of sun sheub around the however, as the breeze picks you, we will more cloud coming in across eastern england and eastern scotland through the day with showery outbreaks coming from that. that will transfer into central parts of the uk later on. so, west is best once again in terms of sunshinement through the afternoon, south—west england, a lot drier than it was yesterday and the same too for wales. a lot of sunshinement temperatures in cardiff getting up to 17 celsius. yesterday, northern ireland had its warmest day of the year so far. today, we might bejust a degree or so lower than the 20.1 celsius that we hit yesterdayment for scotland too, we had the second warmest day of the year so far yesterday. temperatures down a notch. eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud. cumbria, lancashire and cheshire, you will have the sunshine. into east anglia and kent and heading

naga will be serving them up in fife on friday — but this morning steph has sailed over to northern ireland, in the sea at this time of the morning and i can't even describe how cold it is. there we go, that is the local swimming club and apparently they do this regularly, they come down to this regularly, they come down to this seaside resort and have a dip in the sea. you can see the beautiful beach as well and we are here talking about the election, finding out what people here want to hear from the politicians finding out what people here want to hearfrom the politicians in finding out what people here want to hear from the politicians in the run—up and we have our very own chris here as well. and we are going to meet some schoolkids in a bed and a p pa re ntly to meet some schoolkids in a bed and apparently they do that regularly as well. good morning. good morning, i have my bucket and spade to join this lot building sand castles. we are going to do some beach yoga, these children are from an integrated primary school, meaning they have pupils from both nationalist areas and unionist

and one big scalp, i'm told the snp leader in fife council, gordon brown's old backyard, has lost hisu? we are seeing encouraging results across the country for the conservative party. in scotland, we have had ruth davidson, who has run a terrific and energetic campaign, we would expect to move forward. it will be a challenge overtaking labour. they have four times as many councillors as we have. the key thing emerging from notjust as we have. the key thing emerging from not just scotland as we have. the key thing emerging from notjust scotland but england and wales is that on the theresa may, her strong and stable leadership is cutting through. her position on brexit is resonating. particularly in scotland, we are the party that supports the union and will stand up for the union while the other parties want to break up our country. that last comment is clearly not true. the liberal democrats don't want to break up the union in scotland. i think perhaps there was some of that happening in terms of people identify which of the parties could challenge the snp. maybe the conservatives be

let's have a look at fife, it's come through, a hung council. 29 to the snp, 24 to labour, 15 to thelabour downturn, the tories 12 games. it ties in with the conversations we were having earlier about the patterns of support, where conservatives are gaining in some parts of scotland, lib dems have lost three, the independents have lost three, the independents have lost three, the independents have lost three as well. if we look at the scottish borders, this is one of the scottish borders, this is one of the areas the conservatives would be hoping to do well. it's a hung council, shot by three of overall control. conservatives putting on five, no change for the snp. the lib dems losing ground in the scottish borders. that is the hung council in the scottish borders. a quick comment? one of the quiet stories, quietly disastrous stories, of the day is how the lib dems are performing across scotland. i know they are doing quite well south of they are doing quite well south of the border, especially in certain areas that voted against brexit. but in scotland where i think they are on 7% i