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bringing some glasgow to liverpool. and, bringing some glasgow to liverpool. and.or liverpool to do this job, to host this contest, on behalf of ukraine. and what you think people can expect in the run—up to contest next year? absolutely. we have said it is not our win and it is not our show. we are doing this on behalf of ukraine. and that is a really special opportunity for us to really capture what eurovision is all about because it is about uniting people from all over europe so it is a really special chance for liverpool to do that. there will be a lot happening in the city in the run—up to the contest. they have already set out plans to collaborate with ukraine artists and fashion designers and musicians. there are stocks of bringing an orchestra from the city of kharkiv in ukraine to come over to liverpool. there are other musicians and talk of collaborations with our city, 0desa. it is going to be months in the making, this process, eastern right until the contest. so it is really going to be a big celebration of ukraine and their really rich culture as wel

over in glasgow as well. really — glasgow as well. how nervous were you? really really _ glasgow as well. how nervous were you? really really nervous - glasgow as well. how nervous were you? really really nervous all - glasgow as well. how nervous were you? really really nervous all day. l you? really really nervous all day. reau you? really really nervous all day. really feeling _ you? really really nervous all day. really feeling sick. _ you? really really nervous all day. really feeling sick. you _ you? really really nervous all day. really feeling sick. you really - you? really really nervous all day. | really feeling sick. you really want it. i know we've been really great hosts to the ukrainians and the political party, and we really want it because there's a lot of these in the city... it because there's a lot of these in the ci ~ �* it because there's a lot of these in the city- - -_ the city... we'll talk a bit more. tom, the city... we'll talk a bit more. tom. you're _ the city... we'll talk a bit m

last year, _ cop26 was hosted in glasgow last year. it_ cop26 was hosted in glasgow last year. it is year. it is a — cop26 was hosted in glasgow last year, it is a huge global event which — year, it is a huge global event which sees world leaders travel to one country, they go and discuss climate _ one country, they go and discuss climate change, how they are going to gel— climate change, how they are going to get together and try and tackle this, there are lots and lots of officials, — this, there are lots and lots of officials, i_ this, there are lots and lots of officials, i was in glasgow last year. — officials, i was in glasgow last year. and _ officials, i was in glasgow last year. and i_ officials, i was in glasgow last year, and i have never been to an event _ year, and i have never been to an event that— year, and i have never been to an event that size before, it was insanely _ event that size before, it was insanely huge, and a lot is going on, insanely huge, and a lot is going on. and — insanely huge, and a lot is going on. and the _ insanely huge, and a lot is going on,

del monikers in glasgow. the tension was — 2023! del monikers in glasgow.s riding. bella _ 2023! del monikers in glasgow. the tension was riding. bella houston i tension was riding. bella houston comedy host for the even, was leading the crowd in eurovision favourites. # when i called you last night from glasgow. # then i received an unexpected update and had to pop outside. it unexpected update and had to pop outside. , , ., ., ., unexpected update and had to pop outside._ lulu, - unexpected update and had to pop outside._ lulu, nice| outside. it is you again. lulu, nice to see you — outside. it is you again. lulu, nice to see you again. _ outside. it is you again. lulu, nice to see you again. at _ outside. it is you again. lulu, nice to see you again. at the _ outside. it is you again. lulu, nice to see you again. at the last - to see you again. at the last minute, lou had agreed to do interview if glasgow one. so ahsinger as we get the results, we will do the interview. and it delayed a dinner party to accommodate us. i delayed a dinner party to accommod

rishi sunak and yourformer prime from glasgow.r borisjohnson attended glasgow. there were a whole lot of measures there that still have not been included, and there is scope to do that at sharm el—sheikh in egypt injust over a week. what's clear is the ambition needs be increased at sharm el—sheikh. basically, glasgow was productive in that it got the world down from three degrees to 2.5 degrees as a target, but we need to go a lot harder and further to get below 2 degrees, and ideally 1.5 degrees. unfortunately, a lot of the countries that pledged more ambitious targets in glasgow are not carrying that on and bringing it to the table. to have the leadership of the host country for glasgow attending at sharm el—sheikh is actually quite important. david, thank you for your time. i hope the summit goes well. let's go live to san francisco now and talk to our north america tech correspondent james clayton. the bird is freed, says elon musk. we think musk has fired the head of legal policy, trust and safety. the man who made the decis

host of the glasgow— encouraging for all of us.of the glasgow summit _ encouraging for all of us. host of the glasgow summit last - encouraging for all of us. host of the glasgow summit last year, . encouraging for all of us. host of. the glasgow summit last year, the encouraging for all of us. host of- the glasgow summit last year, the uk formally hands over responsibility formally hands over responsibility for the un talks in egypt. but today, we learned the prime minister will not be going. no 10 says he's too busy with other commitments, but his predecessor, liz truss, was planning to attend. egypt says more than 90 world leaders, including us presidentjoe biden, will be there. we were the hosts of the last climate summit, and now our prime minister will be missing in action. and what he obviously fails to understand is that tackling the climate crisis is also the way to lower energy bills, create jobs and give us energy security. it is lower energy bills, create “obs and give us energy security._ give us energy security. it is

oop-- glasgow. oops. >> i did. i just booked a hotel in liverpool, the last one. is it aeady sold out? >> a lot of people would have been furiously poking as soon as it was announced. samantha: as you say, it is going to pay a huge amount of respect of a to ukraine. you have the ukrainian flag behind you. alex: i'm just a normal punter, so what i know is in the papers, what is coming across the papers, three months o activity. so it is not just one night, not just six weeks. there will be cultural exchanges and stuff like that. that is what we do in the shadows city. our cch--that is what we do this city. our culture is really amazing. there will be a lot of exchanges and stuff like that. it is all about the city and ukraine and having a party. samantha: tom, you are a eurovision youtuber. explain what you do, and why eurovision is so important to you. tom: i just love eurovision, i love the coming together of all of these countries showing off their culture and their language. and for all of the fans, this is the start of the season, knowing the host city. there

it comes down to the weather, glasgow is in serious . weather, glasgow is in serious trouble today.to the ring, that was reduced to seven, then reduced to two cities and as we heard on the ken bruce show on radio two this morning, that was when it was announced that the decision would be revealed tonight on the one show. on their twitter feed today they have been putting out appeals for fans to gather in both parts, in both cities tonight. hopefully there will be those shots of people jumping hopefully there will be those shots of peoplejumping up and down or are looking disappointed from global cities. glasgow is a city with eurovision pedigree. let's go back to 1969, lulu won the contest. she grew up in the east end here. i spoke to her at a james bond concert this week and asked her what it would mean to her to have eurovision in her hometown and she was so excited speaking about glasgow is heritage in the back she grew up here and how much it would mean to her. i think she wouldn't mind being involved if it was healthier. what is going to be fascinating tonight is going to be fa

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glasgow or liverpool, what is your money on? i glasgow or liverpool, what is your money on? make the final manchester didn�*t make the final two. we know 20 cities originally said to the bbc they wanted to host. we have an idea why some of those cities did not make the final two. birmingham, the roof in their arena wasn�*t high enough. what we have seen since it has been whittled down to liverpool or glasgow is the passion and enthusiasm that both cities have. both have big social media campaigns. but what we have not seen is the pitch they have given to the bbc and the eurovision organisers to say they have enough hotel rooms and they have the infrastructure to put on this event. both liverpool and glasgow are unesco cities of music, both have eurovision links, glasgow with lulu and liverpool with sonia. but they have never hosted it before. it is very exoensive — have never hosted it before. it is very expensive to _ have never hosted it before. it is very expensive to hold this? it . have never hosted it before. it is very expensive to hold this? it is extremely _ very ex

you'll remember cop26 in glasgow last year in which a new global agreement, the glasgow climate pact, there was an explicit plan to reduce use of coal although the commitment was made weaker to "phase down" rather than "phase out". the agreement pledged to significantly increase money to help poor countries cope with the effects of climate change and make the switch to clean energy. in 2009, developed countries committed to give $100 billion a year by 2020 to developing countries. the target was missed and moved back to 2023. developing countries are now calling for loss and damage finance money to help countries recover from the effects of climate change, rather than just prepare for it. dire warnings from the un today, justin? ~ ,,., , dire warnings from the un today, justin? ~ , , ., ., ., justin? absolutely, and we have got news in, justin? absolutely, and we have got news in. at — justin? absolutely, and we have got news in, at glasgow, _ justin? absolutely, and we have got news in, at glasgow, governments i news in, at glasgow, governments agreed to raise their climate cutting a

consistent with the glasgow outcome, those not yet aligned with the paris temperature goal should be strengthened this year. that's what people agreed to do. in most major economies have already signed up to the targets that do keep the promise of 1.5 degrees alive. but not all, and it takes all to get the job done. india, the world's third largest emitting nation has set an impressive target of building 500 gigawatts of nonfossil fuel power capacity by 2030 and we will work with india closely, if they will let us, to be able to make that happen. this target is critical to the world class 15 degree limit. and when india gets there, they will be in compliance with 1.5. china emits 30% of global emissions. nearly triple the omissions of the united states. i have been and i remain unapologetic and advocating for engaging china on climate, not as a matter of ideology, but as a simple question of the mathematics i referred to. we can't solve this problem unless all of the major economies aligned with paris. particularly, the largest emitter. china is acting in an unbelievable pace, by the

i it wasn't glasgow. how could they do that to her!— they do that to her!t to her! i know, poor lulu! but _ they do that to her! i know, poor lulu! but then - they do that to her! i know, poor lulu! but then sonia i they do that to her! i know, i poor lulu! but then sonia was cheering for liverpool, so the big eurovision heavyweights were up against each other. alister, we are speaking, clearly there is a bit of shared enthusiasm for eurovision here, but they will be some people who look at this and say, goodness, it is going to cost liverpool millions and millions of pounds to host this — is it worth it? it millions of pounds to host this - is it worth it?— - is it worth it? it is absolutely - - is it worth it? it is absolutely worth i - is it worth it? it is absolutely worth it. | - is it worth it? it is | absolutely worth it. it - is it worth it? it is - absolutely worth it. it will be the focal point notjust absolutely worth it. it will be the focal point not just for europe but for the world for that week in may next year. it is going to be an absolute

angelika kluk was living and working at st patrick's in glasgow.—year—old, before concealing her body under the church floorboards. tobin was 60 at the time. the brutality of the murder convinced police he'd killed before. based in glasgow, operation anagram was a uk—wide investigation into his past. around the country, police re—examined cold cases and, soon, tobin was linked to one of scotland's longest mysteries. my colleagues in west lothian are now gravely concerned for vicky hamilton, a schoolgirl who disappeared nearly five weeks ago. vicky hamilton went missing in bathgate. her mother appealed for help, but the 15—year—old had vanished without trace. she just refused to go out and refused to just leave in case vicky showed up. that broke my mum's heart. she just became a shell of a person and, two years later, she died. she was another one of peter tobin's victims. yeah, you could look at that, indirectly, yes, definitely. if vicky hadn't went missing, i'm pretty sure my mum would still be with us today. detectives discovered tobin was livi

quite fresh in glasgow tomorrow, 11 degrees, whereas in the south, around 18.the time we get to friday night that weather front should be out of the way and again it is a rush of wind with occasional showers in western areas. briefly, high pressure will pay us a visit this weekend. saturday it will be centred somewhere around the english channel, with light winds in the centre of that high pressure. lots of sunshine. really a beautiful saturday. out towards the north—west, the weather is starting to go downhill, you can see behind me a weatherfront to go downhill, you can see behind me a weather front approaching, and brisk winds. so, on sunday, a spell of rain for northern ireland, scotland and the north of england, but in the south, just holding onto that high pressure. when we have the jetstream pointing right at us, the weather does tend to change and that is exactly what is reflected in this forecast, for belfast, you can see, changeable from friday to sunday. closer to the high pressure in the south, the weather should remain fine and relatively warm, in

liverpool beat glasgow to be named as the host of the 2023 eurovision song contest.nd. but the event's organisers, the european broadcasting union, decided next year's competition couldn't be hosted by ukraine, because of the danger posed by the war, and asked britain to step in. alasdair rendall is the uk's top eurovison superfan. i asked him what the eurovision fans' verdict was after hearing liverpool will host in 2023. yeah, so i was watching the live reveal earlier this evening with a bunch of other eurovision fans here in cardiff, and the reception was great. whatever city had won, glasgow or liverpool, would have been an amazing choice, but there were big cheers in the room when liverpool was announced, i think it is going to be a fantastic host city. you say cheers for liverpool — lulu said her heart sank when the announcement was made that it wasn't glasgow. how could they do that to her! i know, poor lulu! but then of course sonia, she was cheering for liverpool, so the big eurovision heavyweights were up against each other. ok, alasdair, we are speaking —

whatever city had won, glasgow or liverpool, it would have been an amazing choice, but there were big fantastic host city. you say cheers for liverpool — lulu said her heart sank when the announcement was made that it wasn't glasgow. how could they do that to her! i know, poor lulu! but then sonia, she was cheering for liverpool, so the big eurovision heavyweights were up against each other. alasdair, we are speaking, clearly there is a bit of shared enthusiasm for eurovision here, but there will be some people who look at this and say, goodness, it is going to cost liverpool millions and millions of pounds to host this — is it worth it? it is absolutely worth it. it will be the focal point notjust for europe but for the world for that week in may next year. it is going to be an absolutely amazing experience, there will be people travelling from across europe and beyond to descend on liverpool to watch the show, to soak up the atmosphere, all the host cities have done an amazing job over the last few years, and ijust know liverpool is going to do just a fantastic show. the atmosphere

and the odd spot of drizzle across northern and eastern scotland, north—east england, 6 degrees for glasgow mild towards the south. this big area of low pressure starts to make a move, you can see various frontal systems rotating, showers and longer spells of rain through the next few days. tomorrow brings warm weather for many particularly in the south, something rather chilly across northern parts where we will start mostly dry but rather clarity across eastern scotland and north—east england, showers drift northwards through the day but they will weaken as they go —— mostly dry but rather cloudy. it will be windy, those are the average width speeds, quite dusty in places particularly around west coast of wales, could see gusts of 45 mph, but look at the temperatures, 22 degrees injersey, just ten in aberdeen, quite a range tomorrow. tomorrow night and into thursday further showers, longer spells of rain drifting northwards, some of the rain heavy and thundery, it could be quite wet started thursday in the south east corner, some sunshine developing in places throughout the day and for th

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of course, when he was involved in cop26, in glasgow, | shame.king, different role, different rules, you would argue, but that would leave a number of other senior royals able to attend and give it the weight and credibility that they bring. yes. credibility that they bring. yes, but i credibility that they bring. yes, but i think _ credibility that they bring. yes, but i think having _ credibility that they bring. yes, but i think having the _ credibility that they bring. yes but i think having the king there does count for something. i am not a big fan of the monarchy, i don't believe we should be sending our politics through royal channels, but if we have got them there, we might as well make best use of them and if as well make best use of them and if as he did, he wanted to attend, he has been a powerful advocate for environmental issues, it seems absolutely shocking to me that the government has advised him not to attend. why? the only reason i can come up with is that it seems to be part of its wider environmental —— and anti—environmental

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scotland, particularly in the morning, i think, the chance of catching some showers in belfast and glasgowstantial rain spreading across the uk. but look at the winds, yhey�*re still coming in from the south, a warm direction, so it's never going to be cold. sunny spells, occasional showers and those temperatures up to 18 celsius in london, around 15 celsius in belfast, and more or less the same for glasgow, edinburgh and stornoway. and this large area of low pressure, which stretches all the way from scandinavia to pretty much greenland there, even further west, is with us here to stay. in fact, the showers keep on coming off the atlantic spreading into western parts of the uk, scotland, too, it remains mild. the high teens for the south and the southeast of the country, mid—teens for scotland and northern ireland. let's have a look at the outlook into next week because, if anything, it might turn even warmer. for example, in london, middle of next week, temperatures could reach 20 celsius. the average for this time of the year is closer to around iii celsius. have a good weekend. this is

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and — emma raducanu will lead the great britain side, for next month's billiejean king cup in glasgowek's transylvania open, with a wrist problem. harriet dart, heather watson and katie boulter have also been selected for the six day glasgow event. and that's all the sport for now. hello. clear skies at the moment allowing those temperatures to fall away so it will be a chilly start to tuesday morning for many in fact temperatures in rural spots, down close to freezing. it could allow a touch of light frost first thing. this little ridge of high pressure will keep things quiet and largely sunny. for much of england and wales. a few more isobars from the north and west and here we will see a scattering of light showers. but certainly more cloud for scotland, northern ireland, northern england and par tof north wales. temperatures are likely to peak between 11—17 celsius. through tuesday evening into the early hours of wednesday this weather front will start to push in from the west and certainly is going to drag a blanket of cloud with it. so not quite as cold a start to wednesday morn

lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow.e strikes went ahead, they would not affect emergency care. the rcn wants a pay rise for its members of 5% on top of the 12% rpi rate of inflation. so far, there's been no offer coming close to that. in england and wales, nhs staff including nurses are being offered an average increase of 4.75%. it's higher in scotland, with no decision yet in northern ireland. the rcn says average pay for a full—time established nurse was just above £32,000 last year — similar to average pay across the economy. caroline davies has the story. through the darkest days of the pandemic, the uk's nurses were some of the nation's heroes. now they're being balloted to strike over pay. sometimes you end up having not enough money to feed yourself or even feed your children. victoria is a mental—health nurse in an nhs trust. she has a young baby and works part—time. she needs government help to cover her childcare costs and says if she worked full—time, her wage wouldn't cover that bill. if i'm going to work a

course, very mild with the south—southwesterly winds — 1a in london, ten in belfast, about that in glasgowth, due north during the course of the morning and into the afternoon. later, the clouds should break across many parts of the country and, given a bit of sunshine, lengthy spells of sunshine maybe in east anglia in the southeast, those temperatures could exceed 20 celsius. but for most of us, it will be around the mid—to—high—teens, which is above the average for the time of year. then, thursday into friday, we see yet another weather system spreading into multiple areas of low pressure in the atlantic, pushing in these rain clouds. so, rain in the morning — but i think, come the afternoon on friday, it should brighten up. a few showers here and there, stronger breeze out towards the west and every bit as mild for many of us. 19—20 in east anglia, around the mid—teens for belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, aberdeen as well. now, into the weekend and next week, this is the jet stream pattern, a big dip in thejet stream — that means we have a low pressure nestled within this dip, and that, ag

course, very mild with the south—southwesterly winds — 14 in london, ten in belfast, about that in glasgowrth during the course of the morning and into the afternoon. later, the clouds should break across many parts of the country and, given a bit of sunshine, lengthy spells of sunshine maybe in east anglia in the southeast, those temperatures could exceed 20 celsius. but for most of us, it will be around the mid—to—high—teens, which is above the average for the time of year. then, thursday into friday, we see yet another weather system spreading into multiple areas of low pressure in the atlantic, pushing in these rain clouds. so, rain in the morning — but i think, come the afternoon on friday, it should brighten up. a few showers here and there, stronger breeze out towards the west and every bit as mild for many of us. 19—20 in east anglia, around the mid—teens for belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, aberdeen as well. now, into the weekend and next week, this is the jet stream pattern, a big dip in thejet stream — that means we have a low pressure nestled within this dip, and that, again, spell

our scotland correspondent alexandra mckenzie is at queen street station in glasgow.d normally be very busy with shoppers, but as you can see, it's deserted. the trains are standing idle and the board behind me is almost blank. as you said, three services running in scotland, mostly around or all around the central belt. you can get a limited service from here to edinburgh or if you want to go to glasgow central station, you can go to lanark. but absolutely nothing outwith the central belt, and the trains running will stop at 6:30pm this evening. if you want to travel around other cities in scotland, dundee, inverness, aberdeen, there is absolutely nothing available today. that's because scotrail workers, more than 2,000 of them belonging to the rmt union, are on strike. they have had an offer of pay that has been rejected, a 5% increase plus a £500 payment. that has been rejected, and the rmt union has said that industrial action will continue for as long as necessary. israelis head to the polls on tuesday for their fifth election in four years. the current coalition

temperatures in stornoway, glasgow, 10 degrees.to start for early risers but rain spilling in. we may have heavy rain in cumbria and north wales late in the day. dry and sunny again for the south and east. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. a massive fire has severely damaged the strategically important road and rail bridge connecting occupied crimea to russia. ukrainian officials say they've found two mass burial sites in the recently liberated town of lyman — one with around 200 graves. funerals are being held in thailand for the children and teachers killed in a massacre at a nursery school. police say seven people have been killed in an explosion at a petrol station in county donegal, in the republic of ireland. now on bbc news, dateline london with shaun ley. hello and welcome to the programme which brings together leading british commentators with journalists from overseas who write, blog, podcast and broadcast to audiences in their home countries from the dateline: london. this week — liz the disruptor, emmanuel the mode

lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow.ktail making challenge during a visit to northern ireland. it was a light—hearted moment in a day which also included a visit to a charity which helps young people dealing with issues of self—harm. charlotte gallagher reports. on the menu in belfast, cocktail making. and the new prince and princess of wales got into the spirit, with a friendly competition. our champion! applause. they also spent time with a mental—health charity that helps people in the city. this is the couple's first visit to northern ireland since they received their new titles, and in the seaside town of carrickfergus, a warm welcome — despite the weather. cheering. as soon as word got out that the royal couple were coming here, crowds have been lining the street. some have been here for hours for the chance to see the new prince and princess of wales, others rushed down as soon as school had finished with their children. and you can see for yourself the reaction the couple are getting. it was great meeting them, a

at the glasgow conference, countries agreed to raise their carbon cutting game every year.ust got the figures in for this year and just 2a out of 193 countries strengthened their plan. if you take together all the pledges the world has made, we still see emissions increasing by 10% by 2030. now, the science is very clear on this. it says emissions need to almost halve by 2030 to avoid the worst effects of climate change, so we are moving in the wrong direction. it's the same story when you take an atmospheric perspective. another new report shows concentrations of the main greenhouse gases — carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide — all hit record levels last year, with the biggest increase in methane ever recorded. it underscores the urgency of action. do you think the governments of the world recognise that? not necessarily all of them at the present moment. you have inflation, you have the consequences of the war, you have high prices of energy and food, and social unrest linked to that. so there has been indeed a tendency to put climate change on the back burner. and

tonight, after being revealed as the host of the eurovision song contest 2023, beating its rival, glasgows. let's go live to liverpool and our correspondent david sillito. david. well, behind me, in the shadow of the library building, there will be, in seven months�* time, the eurovision village. but the bid team here in liverpool were this afternoon less than helpful, they were quietly telling people they thought it was going to glasgow, the favourites. then came the announcement, a bit of a surprise. liverpool, and fingers were being crossed. the choice of which uk city would host eurovision was down to a battle between the mersey and the clyde. the city...that will host the 67th eurovision song contest in 2023 is... and the winner, announced on this evening�*s one show... ..liverpool. congratulations! what fantastic news! i'm absolutely over the moon. when graham was opening that envelope,

only one train per hour will run from london to manchester, liverpool and glasgow."culmination of months of neglect". the mayors of greater manchester and the liverpool city region are calling on the government to give an immediate funding injection for train operators in the north of england. andy burnham and steve rotheram say that delays and cancellations on transpennine express and northern services are damaging the economy of the region. they're calling for an urgent meeting with the transport secretary. let's get more now on both these stories with our business correspondent marc ashdown . they called his press conference this morning and it was delayed time. the train was delayed. they kicked it off by saying the irony was not lost. when they did get going they said there needs to be an urgent injection of cash to stave off rail chaos. they say it is inflicting misery on people's lives, and wreaking havoc on the local economies of the big city. there has been disruption across the north of england and scotland, and this week has been particularly bad. we have

could actually end up being fairly cloudy here, only 14 or glasgow.inking is, outbreaks of rain at times, ithink, starting in the south of the country but that moving northwards through the course of the day. again, brightening up, at least for a time, for example, any midlands, parts of wales. temperatures again above the average, 19 or so in london, around 15 excited for glasgow, and for edinburgh, and in outlook, you can see how changeable that is. really going to be difficult to pinpoint from hour to hour what you are going to get and certainly apps are going to get and certainly apps are going to be struggling with this changeable, unsettled weather. beibei. i put in place a new chancellor, with a new strategy to restore economic stability. there will be more difficult decisions, i'm afraid. i will lead the conservatives into the next general election. definitely? well, look, yeah. i am a fighter and not a quitter! i think it is a shambles and a disgrace. _ i think it is a shambles and a disgrace. i_ i think it is a shambles and a disgrace, i thi

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lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. officer, is understood to have created the group, which also includes other former officers. the whatsapp group was active until the start of this week, with discriminatory material being shared. newsnight�*s uk editor, sima kotecha, reports. a whatsapp group with several former metropolitan police officers on it. the content is vile — racist, misogynistic, homophobic, pornographic. it�*s so offensive we have chosen not to show it. this one is horrific. yeah. dave eden was a police officer for almost 30 years. he retired in 2010 and has been on the group since it started in 2016 as what he calls a silent observer. there is frequent use of the p—word. erm... there are references to black politicians which are extremely unpleasant. the entire undertone is one of racism and misogyny. throughout his career, he has collected evidence showing examples of prejudice in policing. if these are former police officers, why should we be worried? it doesn�*t matter whether they are retired or wheth

scotland, particularly in the morning, i think, the chance of catching some showers in belfast and glasgowhen a different picture on sunday. you can see this more substantial rain spreading across the uk. but look at the winds, yhey�*re still coming in from the south, a warm direction, so it's never going to be cold. sunny spells, occasional showers and those temperatures up to 18 celsius in london, around 15 celsius in belfast, and more or less the same for glasgow, edinburgh and stornoway. and this large area of low pressure, which stretches all the way from scandinavia to pretty much greenland there, even further west, is with us here to stay. in fact, the showers keep on coming off the atlantic spreading into western parts of the uk, scotland, too, it remains mild. the high teens for the south and the southeast of the country, mid—teens for scotland and northern ireland. let's have a look at the outlook into next week because, if anything, it might turn even warmer. for example, in london, middle of next week, temperatures could reach 20 celsius. the average for this time of the year i

range from around 14 degrees along the channel coast, to 12 in liverpool, and around 10 degrees in glasgow aberdeen. 0nto the forecast for monday morning, that rain eventually reaches belfast, the western isles of scotland, but elsewhere a bright if not sunny start and some sunshine for birmingham, hull, newcastle, 15 or16 for birmingham, hull, newcastle, 15 or 16 degrees. showers start to appear on the south coast, the middle of the afternoon as the afternoon wears on, it does look as though there will be showers spreading northwards into wales which will become more extensive. as i say, for some of the trick we are forecasting rain. tuesday's weather map is rather complicated, low pressure weather front will sweep across the country, there will be a noticeable breeze, it will be a changeable day, a real mixed bag, particularly gusty come the evening along the english channel. temperatures around 12 degrees in scotland and northern ireland, to around 15 or 16 in east anglia and the south—east. leon wednesday i think there will be some fine weather, but the low will sweep in off the atlant

temperatures in stornoway, belfast and glasgow are 10—11. a dry enough start. scotland yet again. may reach cumbria in north—west wales later in the day. writer in the north—west but very windy. dry and sunny again for the south and east. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. a massive fire has severely damaged the strategically important road and rail bridge connecting occupied crimea to russia. ukrainian officials say they've found two mass burial sites in the recently liberated town of lyman — one with around 200 graves. funerals are being held in thailand for the children and teachers killed in a massacre at a nursery school. police say seven people have been killed police say nine people have been killed in an explosion at a petrol station in county donegal, in the republic of ireland. now on bbc news, click. this week, the race to preserve ukraine's heritage and culture by 30 scanning its buildings. phone too big? display too small? spencer has been looking at the latest flexi—screens that are coming around the bend. you couldn't do this with a solid gla

scotland, particularly in the morning, i think, the chance of catching some showers in belfast and glasgowook at the winds, yhey�*re still coming in from the south, a warm direction, so it's never going to be cold. sunny spells, occasional showers and those temperatures up to 18 celsius in london, around 15 celsius in belfast, and more or less the same for glasgow, edinburgh and stornoway. and this large area of low pressure, which stretches all the way from scandinavia to pretty much greenland there, even further west, is with us here to stay. in fact, the showers keep on coming off the atlantic spreading into western parts of the uk, scotland, too, it remains mild. the high teens for the south and the southeast of the country, mid—teens for scotland and northern ireland. let's have a look at the outlook into next week because, if anything, it might turn even warmer. for example, in london, middle of next week, temperatures could reach 20 celsius. the average for this time of the year is closer to around 1a celsius. have a good weekend. this is bbc world news, the headlines. in the uk, co