henry chu is the london—based editorfor the la times, a role he has also performed for variety magazineilst the us west coast sleeps, he helps to edit the newspaper. welcome to all of you, thanks very much for being with us. now, in a democracy, who is thejudge? well, in much of the uk this week, it has been the voters. so what sort of verdict has been delivered on boris johnson? the united states is a democracy too, but one where the supreme courtjustices get to decide whether or not a law is constitutional. are they about to declare that the nationwide right to abortion is not? and monday's victory day in russia, a day country where vladimir putin is thejudge. what will his speech to crowds in moscow tell us about the war in ukraine? isabel, let's start there if we can. how do you think this year's victory parade is likely to be? well, one of the difficulties about this year's victory parade is that there isn't a fresh victory, which i'm sure was the ambition when this whole terrible war started. what is actually being celebrated is the victory over germany, over the nazis in world wa

isabel hilton, camilla cavendish, henry chu, thank you all very much.week. more of the same next week. goodbye. it continues to be a decent weekend in across much of the country. early in the new week we will find some changes with this thickening front we've got in the atlantic tending to bring in rain from the north—west but ahead of that lot of the cloud we saw earlier on has north—west but ahead of that a lot of the cloud we saw earlier on has been thin and high cloud with plenty sunshine coming through — after a foggy start in some parts of northern ireland it looks like we have the sunshine today. it looks very different, though, for tomorrow. sunshine across much of the country, really, just some patchy fairweather cloud developing through the afternoon, could squeeze out a light shower across north wales, northern england and scotland and if you catch one of those you're very unlucky. a warm day in the sunshine with temperatures typically 18 or 19 degrees. a little bit cooler perhaps around some of those north sea coasts. the cloud that does dev

isabel hilton, camilla cavendish, henry chu, thank you all very much.ry and warm late spring weather, things are now changing and turning more unsettled. we've got weather fronts moving in from the north—west and on monday they're bringing rain, particularly to scotland and northern ireland. higher pressure setting to the east and that's going to be keeping things mostly dry for much of england and wales, long spells of sunshine although it will turn hazy and cloudier through the day as the high cloud spills in ahead of these weather fronts that will bring rain to northern ireland and scotland, particular persistent across the west of scotland. more intermittent elsewhere. temperatures 12—22 or even 23 in the south—east. monday evening, overnight into tuesday, the weather fronts continuing to push south and east. rain intending to fizzle out, just a band of cloud, drizzle coming out of it on tuesday morning. sunnier skies further north, northern ireland, scotland and northern ireland, with blustery showers continuing to pile in on tuesday. the cloud cle

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