we may be making hilda ogden — the movie, so we'll see. character. if we had half of her character, we'd be better people. and jean alexander's nieces were delighted. she would have been amazed, she would have. amazing. wejust said, more money than probably her mum ever saw in her life. 30 years after hilda ogden left coronation street, and her actual curlers could be headed for the big screen. colin paterson, bbc news, southport. now, we will be taking live coverage of tim farron‘s manifesto launch and the lib dem election pledges in about 15 minutes. if you want to see 100 days plus, you can see it in a moment on bbc four. i'm for the weather. it has been a tonne of england to catch up on rainfall today after some dry weeks. let's take a look at the radar and satellite rickshaws. underneath this band of rain, some we re underneath this band of rain, some were wet day. it is moving now. not eve ryo ne were wet day. it is moving now. not everyone had it in wales but most parts saw the rain. now across eastern england. it produced some part

we may be making hilda 0gden — the movie, so we'll see.aracter. if we had half of her character, we'd be better people. and jean alexander's nieces were delighted. she would have been amazed, she would have. amazing. wejust said, more money than probably her mum ever saw in her life. 30 years after hilda 0gden left coronation street, and her actual curlers could be headed for the big screen. colin paterson, bbc news, southport. the election wrap is coming up, but first the weather with nick miller. if you wanted rain for the gardens it came, and then some! this is how it came, and then some! this is how it looked on the radar, heavy rain for some, rain all day long it looked on the radar, heavy rain forsome, rain all day long in it looked on the radar, heavy rain for some, rain all day long in two parts of wales, but westernmost areas of england and a large area of wales avoided most of the rain and stay dry. this is york when the rain set in, even heavier in dorset. looking at some of the rainfall totals, they are notching up. they will g

everybody loved hilda ogden, didn't they?curlers in myself, so that to me just would be brilliant to get that. but anything, anything that she has touched, that was hers. i would just be made up with. we had an estimate on it of 1000 to 2000 to begin with and then somebody walked in about ten minutes ago and said they thought it might make 5000. i really don't know. one item not for sale today, her famous flying ducks. they were owned by coronation street, but this is an auction absolutely packed with hilda history.

we may be making hilda 0gden — the movie, so we'll see. nieces were delighted. she would have been amazed, she would have. amazing. wejust said, more money than probably her mum ever saw in her life. 30 years after hilda 0gden left coronation street, and her actual curlers could be headed for the big screen. colin paterson, bbc news, southport. a wonderful actress. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. the cobbles of coronation street haven't seen much rain today, but elsewhere there has been a soaking. it is pretty miserable for the evening rush hour, especially across the east midlands, south—east england and east anglia. rain reaching those areas. still heavy before clearing overnight. also some heavy showers in northern ireland and north—west scotland, the odd one continuing through the night. many places in the north and west will be clear and chilly. in brawl spots, no single figures. to start the day tomorrow. —— in roar spots, single figures. to start the day tomorrow. —— in roarspots, low single figures. some showers

we may be making hilda 0gden — the movie, so we'll see.he would have been amazed, she would have. amazing. wejust said, more money than probably her mum ever saw in her life. 30 years after hilda 0gden left coronation street, and her actual curlers could be headed for the big screen. colin paterson, bbc news, southport. time for a look at the weather. if you're looking for some rain on the gardens, it came and then sun across large parts of england today. —— and then some. for some, rain all day long, cringing into parts of wales. west of england and large parts of wales actually avoided the rain and stay dry. this is one of the pictures from our whether —— weather watchers. looking at rainfall totals in the last 24 hours, they will still go further with it is still raining, but some spots getting up to half a month's worth of rain. most of the showers in northern ireland and north—west scotland. they will gradually fade but one to continuing overnight. heavy rain in eastern england but thenit heavy rain in eastern england but then it will

jean alexander the person rather than just hilda ogden.on street. but step that a holistic look at the forecast. thank you. a wet start across the south—east of england. to the north a different story. northern scotland has started lovely and bright and sunny like this shows and bright and sunny like this shows an acceptance but different further south. a lot of cloud and tricks of rain and woman to whom it. a lot of boring to come. bright colours showing where the torrential downpours worth. more heavy rain putting into words, the east midlands. sunshine continuing across the far south—east and that will boost temperatures. probably the best sunshine will be in scotland and northern ireland and we could see temperatures reaching around the mid to upper teens but it will feel a bit fresher than of late. some showers pro—western scotland and northern ireland and the odd heavy one and brighter weather towards the north—west of england getting into words? and fringes of wales and perhaps western cornwall. further east it is cloudy. quite cool

everybody loved hilda ogden, didn‘t they?hat was hers. i would just be made up with. we had an estimate on it of 1000 to 2000 to begin with and then somebody walked in about ten minutes ago and said they thought it might make 5000. i really don‘t know. one item not for sale today, her famous flying ducks. they were owned by coronation street, but this is an auction absolutely packed with hilda history. let‘s ta ke let‘s take a look at the weather now and go over to nick millerfor the forecast. it‘s all about the rain this afternoon with a soaking evening rush—hour on the way across the large swathes of england and wales. sunspots have already received 25 millimetres of rain. over the past few hours, you can see the extent of the rain on the satellite picture. it will pull away from parts of wales that have already seen rain, but a couple of pictures i want to show you. the rain has shown up in york, paddle sweep, and it has been a very soggy afternoon in dorset with a few more hours of this rain still to come. this is what we

. >> reporter: 2013 the very last moment of hilda clayton's life. took this photo in a split second between when a mortar tube accidentally exploded and the blast killed her and four afghan soldiers. >> hard to remember that day? >> yes, sir. >> specialist brooks was in the same group as clayton. >> in a way she left a memorial. >> she died doing what she loved. >> reporter: these two photos taken by clayton, an afghanistan photojourn photojournalist, remained private for nearly 40 years, but have now been published in army journal with her family's permission. >> are you glad to see that photo out there now in the public. >> i don't think any photo i receive can compare the photo she has of the last shot where she died. >> reporter: clayton was a combat cameraman assigned that day to photograph the training of the afghan army by american advisers. she was a small part of a large unknown part of the pentagon to create a record of u.s. military operations. >> we covered everything from patrols to raids. >> reporter: most of what teddy wade wade and c

. >> reporter: july 2, 2013, the very last moment of army specialist hilda clayton's life.ook this photo in the split second between when a mortar tube accidentally exploded and the blast killed her and four afghan soldiers. hard remembering that day? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: specialist shanai brooks was in the same unit. in a way she left a memorial. >> she died doing what she left. >> reporter: these two photos taken by clayton and an afghan journalist have remained private for four years. they have now been published in an army journal with her family's permission. are you glad to see that photo >> i don't think any photo can compare to that. >> reporter: clayton was a combat cameraman designed to photograph the training of the afghan army by their american advisers. she was a small part of a largely unknown effort by the pentagon to create a visual record of u.s. military operations. >> we cover everything from patrols to raids. >> reporter: most of what sergeants teddy wade and christopher o'dell shoot with their cameras is never released to the public, but it's used

>> hilda.É le querÍa decir, mi querida abogada. >> aquÍ seguimos el caso paso a paso. vamos a seguir el camino hasta que ya reciba la residencia porque "despierta amÉrica" nos encanta mantener familias unidas. karla: esos lo mÁs importante . no te des por vencida, hilda. esperamos que todas tus preocupaciones se terminen. >> muchÍsimas gracias . [aplausos] karla: presume tu permiso. alan: saliste en la foto bien chula. guÁrdalo, cuÍdalo mucho. quÉ hermosa. karla: muchas gracias, querida abogada, nos encantan estas sorpresas para nuestra gente. alan: un Ángel. >> un abrazo. alan: ella no sabÍa. ana patricia: gracias, hilda . por supuesto al abogada, jessica. vamos a dejar que disfrutes tu permiso. me acompaÑas por acÁ, mi alan. esto que tenemos es prÁcticamente... alan: tenemos un detrÁs de la escena de la pelÍcula "la mujer maravilla", mire quÉ hermosa estÁ. [habla en inglÉs] >> ahora les traemos este avance especial de "la mujer maravilla". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ana patricia: sÍ

everybody loved hilda ogden, didn't they? you know, everyone had an aunty or a nan or somebody like that. and shejust reminded you of a typical northern lady. i always put my own curlers in myself, so that to me just would be brilliant to get that. but anything, anything that she has touched, that was hers. i would just be made up with. we had an estimate on it of 1000 to 2000 to begin with and then somebody walked in about ten minutes ago and said they thought it might make 5000. i really don't know. 0ne item not for sale today, her famous flying ducks. they were owned by coronation street, but this is an auction absolutely packed with hilda history. time for a look at the weather. here's jay wynne. yesterday was interesting as it was the warmest day of the year so far, with the top temperature of 26 degrees. also the warmest day in scotla nd degrees. also the warmest day in scotland at 22 degrees. this morning we had muddy conditions in the south—east. and we have all this cloud, a dividing line between the warm and muggy a

the very last day of army specialist hilda clayton's life - and final moments.ook this photo in the split second between when a mortar tube accidentally exploded. the blast killed her and four afghan soldiers. these two photos taken by clayton and an afghan photojournalist remained private for nearly four years. they're now being made public for the first time. clayton was a combat photographer assigned that day to take pictures of the afghan army's training. it was part of an effort by the pentagan to create a visual record of u-s miltiary operations to give commanders a boots on the ground view. clayton was the first documentation specialist to be killed in afghanistan. happening today.. after many stalled attempts.. republicans say they're ready to push their health care bill through the house. the vote is expected this afternoon. and at this point, it appears there are enough votes for the measure to pass. it includes a last-minute amendment by two g-o-p congressmen. that amendment would give states eight-billion dollars over five years to help cover pre-exi

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as soap busybody hilda ogden's pinny and curlers go up for auction.nd welcome to bbc news. the chairman of an influential us congressional committee is demanding that the fbi hands over all records of contacts between its former chief, james comey, and president trump. the documents are at the centre of claims that the president asked mr comey to drop an investigation into links between his former national security adviser, michael flynn, and russia. the allegations, in the new york times, have been denied by the white house. wyre davies reports. donald] trump, the 45th president of the united states, is barely four months into office — yet he's dealing with an almost daily drip of damaging allegations. the latest — that he tried to influence an fbi inquiry. in february, one of the president's closest allies was forced to resign, when it emerged that mike flynn, then the national security advisor, misled the administration over his contacts with russian officials before mr trump took office. now an explosive accusation from the new york times that the

a traffic alert on beach the section between rock creek parkway and hilda street is expected to reopenlate july. when that happens, the stretch of road to the north will close. the national park service updated residence in a meeting tonight. the three-year project began in september and the soon to be completed first phase was expected to be the hardest on drivers. jonathan: a 7 on your side consumer alert and a major settlement for target. $18.5 million in payments to 47 states, including d.c., maryland, and virginia. information on 40 million shoppers during the holiday season. company has also taken new steps to secure customer information. alison: how about turning wastewater from toilets and sinks into beer? water managers created a local lab to purify the wastewater, and now it is challenging brewers to put it to use. >> wig knowledge that people will have that yick factor. alison: dozens of breweries say that they are on board to give it a try. beer is 90% water, and they say it is time to tap into a new source. jonathan: there is no way that i happening. alison: what do you th

the very last moment of army specialist hilda clayton's life. this photo in the split second between when a mortar tube accidently exploded and the blast killed her and four afghan soldiers. hard remembering that day? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: specialist shanay brooks was in the same unit. >> she died doing what she loved. >> reporter: these two photos remained private for nearly four years but have now been published in an army journal with their families' permission. are you glad to see that photo now out there in the public? >> i don't think anything can campaign to that photo that she has the last photo that she shot on the day she died. >> reporter: she was assigned to photograph the training of afghan army by their american advisers. she was a small part of a largely unknown effort by the pentagon to create a visual record of u.s. military operations. >> we cover everything from patrols to raids. >> reporter: most of what sergeants teddy wade and christopher o'dell shoot with their cameras is never released to the public but is used instea

then we get -- host: hilda, got your point this morning. call.ciate the a few tweets on the topic of the budget that we've been discussing throughout the here on the "washington journal." jeremy writes, terrible budge math error that reveals a lot about this administration. writes, if we don't cut the spending, we won't have the oney to take care of folks who really will need help. and richard rogers referring to omp director, mick mulvaney, saying he's not credible, what i hearing in his president donald trump budget proposal accepted by the g.o.p. his on arrival, is question. dead on arrival was used by twitter ccain on his account yesterday referring to concerns about the defense spending levels in that budget. in miller's t tavern, virginia, line for democrats. olivia, good morning. caller: good morning to you. first of all, i have a statement the question. the statement being is i don't why so many people complaining about trump now. american people is the eason for him being in office, besides, i know about the voting investigation, t

specialist hilda clayton took the photo. it was the last picture she ever took because she was killed in the explosion. along with four afghan soldiers. specialist clayton was a member of 55th signal company based at ft. meade in maryland. her family gave permission to the army to release that photograph. >>> do we have too many parking spaces? you might not agree with that, but some say there are too many parking spaces in the city of alexandria. a number of spaces were just taken away from a new development in the city. a trend that could continue. transportation reporter adam tuss looks into the driving debate. >> reporter: finding a parking space, sure it can be tough sometimes, but sometimes it might be too easy because there's actually too much parking. >> too many parking spaces? here in the city of alexandria, a developer recently asked that about ten spaces be eliminated from a new development near the braddock road metro station because that extra parking wasn't necessary. the city council agreed and took away the

rosenstein was here on the hilda meeting with member -- hill today meeting with members. he requested to meet with me, and i said i wanted to meet with him along with my 99 colleagues so that members of both parties were given the opportunity to question him. i am glad he has a willingness to come talk to congress, and i hope he'll accept our bipartisan invitation from leader mcconnell, from me, to brief the entire senate next week. my caucus still believes that attorney general sessions must be made available to the senate in a similar capacity given his reported role in firing director comey and helping select his replacement. considering his recusal from the russia investigation, his close involvement in these events warrants the senate's questioning as well, but i thank the majority leader for trying to set up a briefing with mr. rosenstein. it is very likely, i believe, that it will happen just pending mr. rosenstein's consent, and i hope as soon as he comes to the right decision and grants -- and i hope that the majority leader comes to the right decision and grants

and she was famous for her trademark headscarf and pinny — now coronation street's hilda ogden's trademark are going under the hammer. the liberal democrats are putting another eu referendum — this time on the actual deal that has been struck , at the heart of their general election manifesto. the party said it would "let the people decide" whether brexit happens, once negotiations have finished. the party's leader, tim farron, says the decision to leave the eu could "wreck" the lives of future generations. here's our political correspondent chris mason. tim farron went back to school this morning. the lesson? how the liberal democrats think the country should be run. front and centre was brexit, and how it should be handled. at the heart of our manifesto is an offer to all of the people in our country that no other party is making, which is that we do not have to accept whatever deal we get back from the brexit negotiations, but the british people, you, should have the final say. if you do not like what theresa may comes back with, you should have the right to vote to remain. the lib demo