mild in the south tomorrow, 14, glasgow is fresher at around nine.hursday looks pretty grey to start with and probably to finish too, some outbreaks of rain but relatively mild despite the cloud, temperatures around 13 for the midlands, around 12 degrees in liverpool on thursday and then friday could turn really blustery, at least earlier in the day, this low pressure will zip across the country, those pressure lines, i suppose, across the country, those pressure lines, isuppose, mean across the country, those pressure lines, i suppose, mean winds spreading into this area, widespread scales across the northern half of the uk. tomorrow onwards, lots of darker clouds, meaning lots of cloud heading our way, obviously, darker clouds, meaning lots of cloud heading ourway, obviously, until outbreaks of rain. back to you, and happy valentine's. that's all from the bbc news at 0ne, so it's goodbye from me, good afternoon. i'm delyth lloyd. it's 1.33pm and here's your latest sports news. stuart broad has been recalled to the england squad for the first test a

, just the size of glasgow that held j just the size of glasgow that held some of the most innovativesful mobile games companies in the world. this place is home to some of the best games talent out there. so how has this happened? better to start giving us answers than someone with over a game to make a decade of game making experience. we over a game to make a decade of game making experience.— making experience. we could build somethin: making experience. we could build something big _ making experience. we could build something big from _ making experience. we could build something big from finland, - making experience. we could build something big from finland, from | something big from finland, from helsinki. it actually showed the example that, you know, we could build something big from finland orfrom helsinki, but we didn't do. as i said, like, we didn't really have any, like, big publishers or studios. we don't need the connections with the publishers. we don't need to travel the other side of the world. we canjust do it, like, from here with nokia's support. does the fact t

glasgow ci council absolutely address them. glasgow city council said _ absolutely address them. engaging with members of the disabled community on proposals for other projects. they added that feedback cannot always be accommodated for various reasons. do you think you have a listen to? hot you think you have a listen to? not entirel . i you think you have a listen to? iirrt entirely. i think we did try, but the end result wasn't what was achieved. a tiny, potentially deadly, radioactive capsule that was lost in the australian outback more than two weeks ago has been found. this is what the capsule looks like next to an australian ten cent coin. as you can see — it's tiny — just six millimetres in diameter. a massive search operation which was launched after it fell off a truck somewhere along a 1400 kilometre stretch of highway towards perth. the capsule was found two metres from the side of the road after specialist equipment detected radiation being emitted from it. james carmody is a reporter in perth and has been covering the search and has more now on how the device was fo

again, very similar temperatures, eight in glasgow and around nine expected in plymouth.sday. that high pressure is not expected to budge. so, lots of dry weather and more of the same to come. let's have a look at the outlook, then, as we head into the weekend and even into next week. yes, there's a possibility of some rain maybe heading our way. it's a long way off still and the chances are the forecast next monday will change. that's it from me. bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: nearly 60 people trying to reach europe have drowned after their boat sank in rough seas off the coast of southern italy. 80 people survived, but it's feared the casualty figures could rise, as it's not clear how many were on board. the rescue operation is continuing. the british prime minister, rishi sunak, is due to hold a meeting with the european commission president, ursula von der leyen. they are expected to finalise a new post—brexit trading deal for northern ireland. mr sunak wants to ensure trade flows freely within the whole of the uk. israeli settlers in the occupied west bank hav

celtic defended the league cup and it's the green half of glasgow once again to celebrate.been quite the week and a bit for manchester united. back in the premier league title race, beating barcelona in europe, but now a first trophy after a pretty long wait, they beat newcastle 2—0 in the efl cup final at wembley. for manchester united, six years without a trophy. newcastle united, closer to six decades. the goalkeeper suspended, a return to the spotlight for another team last seen in liverpool. safe on of hands here. so to, this denying of hands here. so to, this denying of the ball. a minute later, the opening goal arrived. this free kick and heather. united in the lead, soonin and heather. united in the lead, soon in total control. marcus rashford's finished was great, fingertips not quite enough. neither were newcastle's best efforts as united held firm. the first trophy for the manager. for the derby, the long wait goes on. tottenham have boosted their hopes of top—four premier league finish with 2—0 win over chelsea that increases the pressure on their boss graham po

back to glasgow with three more precious points. back to glasgow with three more precious points.n's super league, thanks to a 3—2 win at tottenham. a great goal from laurenjames was the highlight for the visitors, and helped condemn spurs to their sixth straight defeat in the league. i thought it was a scrappy game. the pitch made the conditions like that. i thought, first half, didn't create enough depth to have the control that we wanted. but leaf in the deepest bases i felt we played ourselves into trouble. it's one of those games that you know, across the course of a season, you have got to grind out a result. the important thing is the three points. was it perfect? know, but it is about three points and we did enough for that to happen. manchester united drop to second after being held to a hugely frustrating goalless draw by everton at leigh sports village. marc skinner's side had a number of huge opportunities, but were unable to make the breakthrough. elsewhere liverpool moved eight points clear of the relegation places with a 2—0 win over reading. italy were close to one

celtic defender league cup and it is the green half of glasgow, once again, to celebrate.e boosted their hopes of a top four finish in the premier league with a 2—0 win over chelsea, increasing pressure on their boss graham potter. the biggest talking point of an underwhelming first half, was when chelsea's layout was eventually sent off for that altercation. but referee stuart changed his mind after reviewing the incident. then a spurs goal. another with ten minutes to go to secure the win. the score wins damningly chelsea behind.— win. the score wins damningly chelsea behind. they have been a difficult opponent _ chelsea behind. they have been a difficult opponent for _ chelsea behind. they have been a difficult opponent for us _ chelsea behind. they have been a difficult opponent for us over - chelsea behind. they have been a difficult opponent for us over the | difficult opponent for us over the last two years and especially here at home in our new stadium. really important today to win the game, three points, to give us their around fourth place. it's tough, chelsea a

again, very similar temperatures, eight in glasgow and around nine expected in plymouth.map for wednesday and for thursday, that high—pre55ure is not expected to budge. so, lots of dry weather and more of the same to come. let's have a look at the outlook then as we head into the weekend and even into next week, yes, there's a possibility of some rain may be heading our way. it's a long way off still and the chances are the forecast next monday will change. that's it from me. bye— bye. hello and welcome along to bbc sport centre. let's start with football. it's been a long wait at manchester united 5ix it's been a long wait at manchester united six year trophy trial is over. they beat newcastle 270 at wembley. stuart reports. making a mess of the champions league final. so to david denying

western scotland, it may be central areas as well so thick cloud could produce rain in belfast and glasgowst fleeting. elsewhere it's about 13 degrees, generally sunny. tuesday, wednesday and thursday, the high pressure shifts eastwards allowing these weather fronts to sweep in from the atlantic, they will only gradually move in. not an awful lot of rain. by move in. not an awful lot of rain. by the time the weather fronts on wednesday and move across wales and the midlands and the south, it will be mostly fizzling away because it is bumping into high pressure, drying everything out. towards the end of the week, a change on the way, high pressure and moving away and instead we get low pressure so thursday into friday we will see a change in the weather, very cloudy, outbreaks of rain, blustery and severe gales possible across scotland towards the end of the week but interestingly with unsettled weather at will state mild. and if you are wondering what the weather will do over the next few days used the bbc weather app, there is glasgow, not the current weather, remember, do not call us, ju

he even mentioned that he would give bennylyn to a friend, a teacher in glasgow... ..because he was noshela that bennylyn wanted to hide at his house because jellica's father wants custody of her and wants bennylyn to be deported back to the philippines. he says he's worried he'll get caught harbouring bennylyn. he said he was scared to be caught by the police, something like that, until i asked for bennylyn again, where was she, i wanted to speak to her, i wanted to chat with her, but he would say that she was asleep, this and that, or that she's with a friend, "i gave her to a friend." he was already making alibis. innes continues this facade, telling shela that bennylyn is safe in glasgow and that she had to get rid of her phone to hide from the authorities. innes cuts off contact, saying he needs to delete everything from his phone and computer, so the police can't find bennylyn if they search his house. after days of no contact, shela says their elder brother has a dream. translation: my brother said that in his dream, - he was looking at photos of bennylyn, jellica. he could see

but it's these streets here in helsinki, a cityjust the size of glasgow, that houses some of the mostuential and successful mobile games companies in the world. this place is home to some of the best games talent out there. so how has this happened? who better to start giving us answers than someone with over a decade of game—making experience? well, nokia is an obvious answer. the big name in the 1990s. yeah. it actually showed the example that, you know, we could build something big from finland orfrom helsinki, but we didn't do. as i said, like, we didn't really have any, like, big publishers or studios. we don't need the connections with the publishers. we don't need to travel the other side of the world. we canjust do it, like, from here with nokia's support. does the fact that there was such a successful mobile product from finland encourage people from finland to want to stay in that space? yeah, of course. yeah. because i think that was the example. you can actually make it big. people here do seem proud of the city's success in mobile tech. always happy to chat about it in ba

but it's these streets here in helsinki, a cityjust the size of glasgow, that houses some of the mostfluential and successful mobile games companies in the world. this place is home to some of the best games talent out there. so how has this happened? who better to start giving us answers than someone with over a decade of game—making experience? well, nokia is an obvious answer. the big name in the 1990s. yeah. it actually showed the example that, you know, we could build something big from finland orfrom helsinki, but we didn't do. as i said, like, we didn't really have any, like, big publishers or studios. we don't need the connections with the publishers. we don't need to travel the other side of the world. we canjust do it, like, from here with nokia's support. does the fact that there was such a successful mobile product from finland encourage people from finland to want to stay in that space? yeah, of course. yeah. because i think that was the example. you can actually make it big. people here do seem proud of the city's success in mobile tech. always happy to chat about it in

a cityjust the size of glasgow that house some of the most innovative, influential and successful mobile companies in the world. we're going wild in the scottish town that's turning your phone into a one—stop tourism shop. it turns visiting a city into a game. - absolutely. look out, alasdair! there's a lion on the loose! and we're crossing the multiverse to see the bedroom artist behind the bafta—nominated everything everywhere all at once. there's something very big and bright going on in north london. come on in and we'll show you. this is an exhibition called luyang netineti. chinese multimedia artist luyang takes us on a journey through their weird world — the company by avatars created using motion capture and sd game engines. what i like is the artist has created all—new video games in the classic style, but they've retrofitted them to existing arcade game hardware. how are you doing over there? oh, i'm glad this isn't an actual motorbike! i crashed into something i'm not meant to! is that a good thing or a bad thing? oh, this really takes me back to a time when i'd turn up to a p

but it's these streets here in helsinki, a cityjust the size of glasgow, that houses some of the mostfluential and successful mobile games companies in the world. this place is home to some of the best games talent out there. so how has this happened? who better to start giving us answers than someone with over a decade of game—making experience? well, nokia is an obvious answer. the big name in the 1990s. yeah. it actually showed the example that, you know, we could build something big from finland orfrom helsinki, but we didn't do. as i said, like, we didn't really have any, like, big publishers or studios. we don't need the connections with the publishers. we don't need to travel the other side of the world. we canjust do it, like, from here with nokia's support. does the fact that there was such a successful mobile product from finland encourage people from finland to want to stay in that space? yeah, of course. yeah. because i think that was the example. you can actually make it big. people here do seem proud of the city's success in mobile tech. always happy to chat about it in

he's also a member of the scottish parliament roscoe, you're joining us from glasgow welcome to al jazeera. so someone who campaigned alongside nicholas sturgeon on the issue of independence. you must be disappointed by this resignation. absolutely. nicholas darcia has been an outstanding leader for the independence movement as a whole. and of course, she's the leader of a government that has 2 parties and the 2 parties of independence. they s m p and my partner, the scottish greens. she's also been consistently the most popular politician in scott, and she laid the country incredibly well through the corporate pandemic. but i think we can all recognize being in a position like that for so long for 8 and a half years teaching huge tool on end of the day. there's a huge amount of quite right for scrutiny and pressure on government to go further into the foster. there's also an awful of completely unacceptable behavior. directed the politician sometimes protect the women and possessions of power, like what nicholas starts has been. and so i think it's our credit that she's decided herself wh

wow and oh that is the snp , the mp for glasgow, snp, the mp for glasgow, scotland . scotland. but let me just see who that was. okay so that was alison thewliss who is the snp mp for glasgow central. that's what she just said. now this one, this is from stephen kerr, msp . this says nicholas sturgeon msp. this says nicholas sturgeon looks around at the mess of her own making gender reform nhs crisis strikes council funding , crisis strikes council funding, a9 delays, education disasters, ferry and more and she threw in the towel. no, not about. oh, i think of this. i think her incompetency was a enormous because scotland are over represented in this country they've got their own holyrood like there's a secretary of state for scotland in westminster they've got represent entities in westminster, they've got about three different administrations now with all of that and with the ball formula funding she could have made scotland a very competitive country within the union and she utterly failed . union and she utterly failed. she went completely the other way and just i

the great comedian billy connolly once worked as a welder in the shipyards here in glasgow. would say that he felt more in common with shipyard workers on merseyside and in southampton than he did with many of his fellow scots. back then, class solidarity nearly always trumped appeals to a distinct scottish national identity. those big industries, like the empire, were pan—british enterprises. they were bedrocks of british identity in scotland. and in the 1980s and 90s, they were swept away. that's when england and scotland started to diverge politically, those shared values coming under strain. england embracing the radical new vision for the future offered by margaret thatcher. scotland repeatedly rejecting it. in that context, the independence movement reinvented itself, the snp talking the language of social democracy and greater equality. this appealed to old labour voters, and enthused the young. that realignment of loyalties happened under alex salmond's leadership. no one embodied it more fully the nicola sturgeon. but under her, there's been no further surge of supp

labour campaigning here in glasgow against council cuts sense an opportunity to recover ground lost toer become prime minister. if you look specifically at the record, let's be honest, it's 15 years of snp failure and here in glasgow that's one prime example of that. they have destroyed local government, they've destroyed the relationship of respect between local government and our national government and they have decimated local budgets. and i think there comes a point where people have to stand up and say enough is enough. there are other pressures too. westminster has blocked a holyrood law designed to make it easier to legally change gender. the snp's green party partners want the next first minister to challenge that. the gender recognition reform act was passed by the scottish parliament and supported by members of every party in that parliament. it would be absurd for any first minister who believed in scottish devolution to go against the will of the overwhelming majority of scottish msps. so of course i expect the new first minister to carry that forward. nicola sturgeon insi

a family tribute on glasgow. family tribute on social media said he died as a hero in an act of bravery as a paramedic. he's the eighth british national known have died in ukraine since the start of russia's invasion last year. the uk foreign office says it's supporting the family and it's in contact with local authorities on the ground . a 19 authorities on the ground. a 19 month old girl has been successfully treated for a fatal disease with the world's most drug, teddy schuler from northumberland was born with a rare inherited disease called. it causes serious damage to the nervous system and, organs dramatically cutting expectancy. she's the first person in the uk to be given the treatment, which has a list price of £28 million . you're up to date on tv news. we'll you movies as it happens. now get back to . now get back to. patrick oh, okay. right. so scotland's first minister, nicholas sturgeon, has announced that she will step down after eight long years in the job. she made the announcement in a press con

labour, campaigning here in glasgow against council cuts, sense an opportunity to recover ground lostminister. if you look specifically at their record, let's be honest, it's 15 years of snp failure and here in glasgow that's one prime example of that. they have destroyed local government, they've destroyed the relationship of respect between local government and our national government, and they have decimated local budgets. there are other pressures. nicola sturgeon tried to make it easier to legally change gender but was blocked by the uk government. the snp's green party partners want her successor to try again. the gender recognition reform act was passed by the scottish parliament and supported by members of every party in that parliament. it would be absurd for any first minister who believed in scottish devolution to go against the will of the overwhelming majority of scottish msps. nicola sturgeon denies this is the end of the road for her independence dream, but if the path were clear, would she really be quitting? and we have some more details this evening on how the proces

temperatures still around about 14 in london, but already a little bit fresher there in glasgow, ninehern and central areas, but fresher air in the north, closer to eight to ten degrees. and then friday is set to be a very blu5tery day, particularly across the northern half of the country. we're expecting widespread gales, maybe 60 mile an hour gust5, perhap5 more around some coastal areas. but later in the afternoon, this is the afternoon. now, that low pressure should 5weep out into the north sea. so you can see a lot more rainy icons on the outlook here as we head towards the weekend. but it looks as though beginning of next week it starts to settle down once again. hello, i'm geeta guru—murthy, this is outside source. the first aid convoy u5ing newly—opened crossing points arrives in rebel—held parts of syria. the need for help is immense in both turkey and syria. the world health organization says 26 million people need food, water, shelter, medicalsupplies. nearly one year on from the start of the conflict, nato members meet to discuss more weapons for ukraine — with concerns ky

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glasgow stay in fourth with the home side now up to twelfth.ch side to win a close game, 111—6. there�*s just over 2a hours to go now until british boxer tommy fury fights american youtuber—turned—fighter jake paul in saudi arabia. the build up to the fight — which has already been postponed twice — has been bad tempered — and the weigh in was no different as the pair clashed once again. the winner of the 8—round bout will not only win the newly made wbc diriyah belt, but will also be given a cruiserweight ranking by the wbc. that�*s all from sportsday. there is is a late game in the premier league where crystal palace are playing liverpool. liverpool of course losing to real madrid in the champions league, looking to bounce back, ten minutes gone it is still goalless, more on that and the rest of stories on the website. head there for the rest of the day. if you need more, that is it from sportsday. goodbye for now. hello. it was quite a chilly day, with variable amounts of sunshine and one or two fleeting showers here and there. how about tom

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it was hard, though, a very hostile hummingbird is usually a good evening at glasgow. but she's going back even though it's frightening, was the last national the foolish times. i'm scared where not superheroes, pathfinder, going to the front lines? seeing all the shelling it's really inspired me over. and it sounds strange because we see all of this devastation. but it has motivated us to continue working for so long to look at him. and his hope is well, she picked these in bucklin book fair for a young man there were blossoming there about it's a symbol of ukrainian land. said christopher. this should them agree despite the war flowers, flourishing their mckeathan book of sim, across stone, alexandra cup shinkel mixed french candles with paraffin wax. the can provide heat as well as light and can be hugely had through the soldiers in freezing winter conditions. the big ones can burn for up to 7 hours and can even help cook food. alexandra reckons she's made of a $1000.00 so far. one, it doubt that there's a book that shows up around a 100 years and then so on the fro

i've got my own mate and at glasgow , he's up there in glasgow, he's up there in glasgow.'ve got bad legs at the moment. never be able to get on the top bunk because he had the top guns and i had the bottom 100 of them days we failed. we sort of comrade staff. we were all brought in. we had to go national service with two years. was it a good thing for the country staff? i think it was a brilliant the country. we were all ready to go to war if we wanted to. we ready to war if we wanted to. we ready to go and at that time, the berlin wall was going to russia was going to send them over to america , all that sort of thing. america, all that sort of thing. so we were ready to go, you know, like our gods did, doves and our grant shapps first world war, second world war. we went out to protect the country and the national service lads were there from our wounded. no i just think we should bring back . that was the reason i asked the question. was it good for the question. was it good for the country? i tell you what, it isn't going to happen. don't think it isn't going to happe

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" i'm katie glasgow and i'm 25, so i'm like on the top end of gen 2. i live in brooklyn now.ones that my older sister took to prom or, like, my brother had in college or that, like, my young childhood memories were recorded on. with your phone, like, you can take video and pictures of literally everything. so, your library is huge, versus you kind of have to decide, "oh, this is a moment that i actually want to preserve," or, "this is something i want to remember." i got a few folk ask, "0h, - where do you edit these photos? "are they edited?" and i always say, "these are never edited." - i want to show exactly how they come out on every camera, _ because it would completely defeat the purpose. - it looks like memories, like, i think because it's so blurry and it's imperfect, it looks more like how we remember things. oh, it's all right. tech moves fast. i know, but i talked about film cameras the way they're talking about digital cameras! at least they'll get old one day, i suppose. well, it'll happen to all of us! i'm afraid that's all we've got time for. full—length versio

" i'm katie glasgow and i'm 25, so i'm like on the top end of gen 2. i live in brooklyn now. the cameras i have now are ones that my older sister took to prom or, like, my brother had in college or that, like, my young childhood memories were recorded on. with your phone, like, you can take video and pictures of literally everything. so, your library is huge, versus you kind of have to decide, "oh, this is a moment that i actually want to preserve," or, "this is something i want to remember." i get a few folk ask, "0h, where do you edit these photos? "are they edited?" and i always say, "these are never edited." i want to show exactly how they come out on every camera, because it would completely defeat the purpose. it looks like memories, like, i think because it's so blurry and it's imperfect, it looks more like how we remember things. oh, it's all right. tech moves fast. i know, but i talked about film cameras the way they're talking about digital cameras! at least they'll get old one day, i suppose. it'll happen to all of us? i'm afraid that's all we've got time for. full

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but it's these streets here in helsinki, a cityjust the size of glasgow, that houses some of the mostinfluential and successful mobile games companies in the world. this place is home to some of the best games talent out there. so, how has this happened? who better to start giving us answers than someone with over a decade of game—making experience? well, nokia is an obvious answer. the big name in the 1990s. the heritage. yeah. it actually showed the example that, you know, we could build something big from finland orfrom helsinki, but we didn't do. as i said, like, we didn't really have any, like, big publishers or studios. we don't need the connections with the publishers. we don't need to travel the other side of the world. we canjust do it, like, from here with nokia's support. does the fact that there was such a successful mobile product from finland encourage people from finland to want to stay in that space? yeah, of course. yeah. because i think that was the example. like, you can actually make it big. people here do seem proud of the city's success in mobile tech. always hap

glasgow stay in fourth with the home side now up to twelfth.he superleague. andy murray has failed in his bid to win a first atp singles title in four years, losing to andrey medvedev in the final of the qatar open. 35—year—old murray saved five match points in his semifinal victory over the czechjiri lehecka, but lost the first set to medvedev 6—a. the second set went the way of the first, also 6—a, as third seed medvedev picked up his second title in as many weeks. there's just over 2a hours to go now until british boxer tommy fury fights american youtuber—turned—fighter jake paul in saudi arabia. the build up to the fight — which has already been postponed twice — has been bad tempered and the weigh in was no different as the pair clashed once again. the winner of the 8—round bout will not only win the newly made wbc diriyah belt, but will also be given a cruiserweight ranking by the wbc. the 2023 formula one season is almost upon us. preseason testing has come to a close in bahrain before the racing gets started on the same track next weeke