inverness, it stretches up the east coast _ inverness, it stretches up the east coast as— inverness, as far as john o'groats. heads over to _ coast as far as john o'groats. heads over to the — coast as far as john o'groats. heads over to the other side of the north coast, _ over to the other side of the north coast, att— over to the other side of the north coast, all the way down the west coast _ coast, all the way down the west coast to— coast, all the way down the west coast to ullapool, a huge area, a diverse _ coast to ullapool, a huge area, a diverse area as well. a lot of towns and villages — diverse area as well. a lot of towns and villages but also rural, agricultural parts as well and there are a _ agricultural parts as well and there are a lot _ agricultural parts as well and there are a lot of— agricultural parts as well and there are a lot of issues which need to be looked _ are a lot of issues which need to be looked out — are a lot of issues which need to be looked out. one of the key once we are hearing — looked out. one of the key once we are hearing here in this cons

including in inverness.he e—coli outbreak — experts think some supermarket sandwiches were the source. and michael mosley�*s last broadcast. part of today's bbc tributes to the man who helped so many improve their health. coming up on bbc news... now a semifinalforjack coming up on bbc news... now a semifinal forjack draper. coming up on bbc news... now a semifinalforjack draper. into semifinal forjack draper. into the last four institute guard. good evening. in the last few minutes a personal message from the princess of wales has been released nearly three months after she revealed she had been diagnosed with cancer. it's come amid a new image taken earlier this week in windsor and a written statement in which she reveals she will be attending trooping the colour, the king's official birthday, tomorrow. the full statement reads as follows: "i have been blown away by all the kind messages of support and encouragement over the last couple of months. it really has made the world of difference to william and m

a lot of suburbs of the city of inverness, stretching up the city of inverness, stretching up the eastl with a lot of towns and villages but also rural agricultural plants as well. there are a lot of issues that need to be looked at. one of the key ones we are hearing about in this constituency is about depopulation, young people leaving this area and not coming back, especially through in the more northern parts of the constituency, especially in the more rural parts. another big issue and talking point is around energy pricing, a huge amount of green, clean energy has been created in the north of scotland, both onshore and offshore, yet people in many of these parts are paying more for their electricity. there is no mains gas in much of the constituency so people have higher energy bills, there is lot of fuel poverty, and at there is lot of fuel poverty, and at the same time they see energy being exported. people we are speaking to see it as an injustice that they want to see rectified by the incoming government. the political make—up is quite interesting. this equivalent seat was pr

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this afternoon, this group chartering a plane from inverness to make what might be a once—in—a—lifetimenich. 0urweather between scotland and germany over in munich. 0ur weather can't be said the same. today we have seen cloud and outbreaks of rain and it has been cool. temperatures four or 5 degrees before average, average is 20 at this time of year but for northernmost areas of scotland, it was quite sunny. this area of low pressure that has been bringing cloud and rain and cold weather for most of the uk will continue northwards. it is a weather system that we will get bored of because it will be with us through friday, saturday, still even into monday. an unsettled weather pattern, stuck in a rut. 0vernight tonight we have rain clearing away from eastern england but a wet night for scotland, the heaviest rainfall in northern scotland, showers to western parts of the uk and longer spells of rain in

just looking at some forlorn scottish fans right now in inverness.few minutes. let us show you what is happening in berlin where there is anotherfan zone. fans happening in berlin where there is another fan zone. fans are not looking particularly happy but they will be waiting for that final whistle. the current score is 4—1. that is the opening match of the euro is taking place in munich. we will have full coverage on the bbc website. bbc sport has the live page “p website. bbc sport has the live page up and running with all the reaction to that. we will have the latest headlines at the top of the hour. stay with us here on the bbc. it has not been the opener that scotland were hoping for euro 202a. they're up against the scotland were hoping for euro 2024_ they're up against the hosts, germany in munich and while scotland have struggled, the game is ongoing, approaching 90 minutes. however, scotland are 4—1 down. two goals came in the opening 20 minutes. then a red card and a german penalty before the break. then the substitute added the fourth in

you can really see the faces thereof some concern of those fans watching at a fanzone in inverness inough, that is right now in hamburg. one more shot, fans are slightly more jubilant, and i think that is in berlin. we'll talk some more about that very shortly here on the context on bbc news. stay with us. coverage continues. good evening. in amongst the heavy downpours today, we had a little sunshine. this was clarach, for example, on the west wales coast earlier on. but this sort of shower cloud would dominate this weekend. yes, there'll be a little sunshine, but there will be a lot of heavy showers, and so it'll feel cool again forjune. the reason for this weekend's heavy showers is low pressure. it's parked itself across the uk, and there'll be showers or even longer spells of rain meandering around that area of low pressure. and they'll be particularly, i think, slow moving in the central parts of that low pressure. but, again, like today, we've had fairly brisk winds in the north and in the south, so the showers move through fairly quickly, but still some evening thunderstorms t

uh, it was the labour party conference and it was in inverness, and it must have been in the, oh, gods mid 19905. and i can remember george robertson coming up to two or three of us at the bbc and saying, "i have something i really want you to meet, "i really want you to meet. "so impressive, so impressive. "i think he's going to be prime minister. isaid, "oh, really"? "sure, ok". and then we went and there tony blair came in. i mean, honestly, he did look about 25 then, and we're like, "ok, that's fine". walked off, thought, "well, george robertson believes in him". yeah. but then george robertson said "devolution will kill nationalism stone dead," so. he wasn't right about everything. oh, but that then makes me think back to that period. because, actually, at that point, i mean, gordon brown was actually the one out of those two that was going to be the prime minister, wasn't it? or is that have we sort of almost remembered that period? george robertson, you know, took certain precautions if he was going around telling people that tony blair was the future because gordon brown was n

no inverness this was around 9:00 pm eastern which is well past his bedtime i'm sure he will sleep wellight after that vigourous showing. that all the time we have left this evening. please that your dvr so you never ever ever ever this episode of hannity and in the meantime let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld is terry brekka but a smile on your face. have a great night. >> ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] >> ♪ ♪ >> greg: yes! yes! [cheering] >> greg: eyed cloud for me too. happy monday, everyone. san francisco has opened the first three food market where shoppers can leave without paying. residents are reportedly confused how this is different from any other store in the city. [laughter] and ellie in your taxpayer-funded high-rise for homeless people now open a quick talking luxury apartments. there's a jim kayla caffey skyline views their academic the residents feel like home each unit featuring two coats of fresh urine. [laughter] according to a new pole, my favorite kind of secret -- 55 sens say then there -- well 34 cents monthly a person can change their gender later in life.

no inverness this was around 9:00 pm eastern which is well past his bedtime i'm sure he will sleep wellall the time we have left this evening. please that your dvr so you never ever ever ever this episode of hannity and in the meantime let not your heart be troubled. greg gutfeld is terry brekka but a smile on your face. have a great night. >> ♪ ♪ [cheering and applause] >> ♪ ♪ >> greg: yes! yes!

i live on inverness drive, which is at 27th and sloat, i've lived there for 30 years. i'm here on behalf of the irish cultural center, we have respectfully followed all the guidelines and adhered to every request. and we believe that there's no further reason for delay of the project, please move forward with the project. thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. so the next speaker, please. afternoon. my name is stephanie o'sullivan. i'm a long time member of the united irish cultural center. i have four children, and each of my kids participate in the music , the dance and the annual irish camp. we at the irish center have diligently adhered to the newly introduced language and followed the prescribed processes with the utmost respect and commitment. we believe that all necessary protocols have been met and there should be no further delays. we kindly request that the project be advanced without additional postponements. thank you for your understanding. thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. thank you. supervisors. john kevlin here with rub

i live on inverness drive, which is at 27th and sloat, i've lived there for 30 years. i'm here on behalf of the irish cultural center, we have respectfully followed all the guidelines and adhered to every request. and we believe that there's no further reason for delay of the project, please move forward with the project. thank you. thank you for sharing your comments. so the next speaker, please. afternoon. my name is stephanie o'sullivan. i'm a long time member of the united irish cultural center. i have four children, and each of my kids participate in the music , the dance and the annual irish camp. we at the irish center have diligently adhered to the newly introduced language and followed the prescribed processes with the utmost respect and commitment. we believe that all necessary protocols have been met and there should be no further delays. we kindly request that the project be advanced without additional postponements. thank you for your understanding. thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. thank you. supervisors. john kevlin here with rub

city of nice and cool today in the 60's winds from the coast at around 22 miles per hour in sf and invernesswell as senator bell also little breezy the rest of us looking at sunshine and calmer conditions. a little bit of coastal drizzle up in the santa cruz mountains. they want to note as part of that deep in marine layer out that direction. temperatures super comfortable 50 60's, some low 70's beginning to pop up in our inland areas later today. it's really 70's 80's for daytime highs. much like yesterday. so if you enjoyed yesterday's forecast, you'll definitely enjoy what we have today. rain. all right. on the eve of role in here, traveling on the city right now about 14 mason at fremont street exit, 17 ridge, 40 minutes there, december fell just short of 9 and the golden gate bridge. 37 that holds. 21 minutes. >> it's 9.29, an east bay woman is asking alameda county judge to reject a plea deal for the people who are accused of killing her child from forcefully to call has that story. i asked >> corey henson 6 feet away from 2 of 4 defendants convicted of charges in connection to her bro

this is a dry northwesterly wind right out of the north and west santa rosa petaluma and inverness.bay. but as we move into the afternoon, heightened fire danger actually transitions a little bit further inland, mostly so out towards the delta inland, napa and solano counties will be seeing that. you see that reflected in our red flag warnings that we do have for portions of solano and napa counties as well as lake county continued on until 08:00pm tonight. now temperatures may be kind of cool right now, but we do have a bit of a warm-up this afternoon ahead of us. currently, we're in the 40's to 50's. nice cool. start to the day. by the time we reach the afternoon, our daytime highs back into the 70's to upper 80's in some cases, all more on fire danger as well as what to expect for the rest of the week. in your forecast. still ahead, michael thomas is morning for the roads. >> hey, good morning, everyone. the time is 5.31. things are looking good on this monday morning. taking a live look right now at the bay bridge. you can people are flowing into the city. a 9 minute commute fro

we are seeing winds at the coastline inverness around 22 miles per hour. that's up around point.isk one for coastal areas and do watch for some coastal drizzle in the santa cruz mountains this morning. aside from that sunshine, mild to start 50's 60's for us livermore in redwood city at 60 degrees. oakland at 58 napa. also at 58 degrees. currently later today, comfortable dry importantly and 70's 80's for ya. we'll be talking more in this forecast as we go rain. all right. on the get you here. >> no accidents on the bay bridge. that's a good thing. 15 minutes traveling into the city this morning. mateo bridge around 60 minutes. there you were to assume or bridge just short of 13 minutes. and the golden gate bridge. 37, the tolls. 28 minutes 8.30, right now and more trouble for the city of oakland. a huge budget shortfall is threatening big cuts in public safety. the cuts include fire and the police department. crawford's theresa breaks it all down. >> oakland on the brink, the city facing a multi-million dollar shortfall. councilmember treva reid in a letter to the city administr

i want to show you some faces, some nervous faces in inverness in scotland tonight watching that gamermany take the lead. 3a minutes in. rather silent in that bar or that pub there where they are watching the game. slightly different to what we are seeing in berlin where there is a little more optimism in the fans there, watching on a big screen. but still a long way to go but as we said, germany are 2—0 up in this opening match of euro 24. lots of euphoria and expectation and pressure of course. now what impact might the euros football tournament have on the general election? will voters lose interest in the tv debates, because they're engrossed in the matches? let's just throw in some figures. a new report predicts that 19.4 million people will tune into england's first group stage match against serbia at uefa euro 2024 on sunday. and what impact could success for england — or scotland — have for the occupant of downing street after the election? it's going back a while but when france won the world cup at home in 1998, jacques chirac�*s approval rating jumped 18 points overnight on

it's also a rare journey south for isla's dad, andy, from the family home in inverness. challenges over the winter and i stopped training, but obviously eb doesn't stop and isla and all the community, all the kids and adults with eb, have been fighting through that period as well. and their worry is the whole time and they get no break from it. you know, we choose when we do challenges, we choose when we train. but, for them, it's absolutely constant and they are the heroes in this, and that's why we're doing it. last time, the challenge was to turn graeme from an occasional holiday swimmer to somebody capable of taking on the english channel. they hope to go again. but, this year, with such a debilitating injury, the task is far tougher. it's a race notjust against tides but also against time. john maguire, bbc news, dorset. it's just over a month until the olympic games start in paris, and one of the sports where team gb is still waiting to make its final selection is skateboarding. those vying to be picked include one hopeful who's 13, and a veteran boarder aged 50. o

the scottish friends yesterday come from places as far afield as fall could know of aberdeen d. inverness. from that perspective, it was all about coming here and being at this moment for the 1st time for many of them in their lives. and they that view was what we're going to stay here and enjoy it. come what may. but as you say, many of the funds from many of the european countries they hit yesterday, for example, the friday post in the final unit kind of finds. i'm inviting a select package deal for these. have to close it there. nobody else could go that . and also that be some people starting to concerned about the safety portfolio. so for example, 50 yano ronaldo from portugal. i real football stall on this continent for such a long time will be, was a cost it as a hub by a plan do, interrupted for she goes training session to get as close as the points. it makes it to his foothold concerns. but generally speaking, sense so far he, it isn't the things the going pretty much as far as is, would have plans. and remember, this is a tournament involving 24 teams playing in 10 different ci

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also worth pointing out there are some airports where you can still drop off forfree — cardiff, invernessnot only wet, its wet and we saw gust of winds across the isles of scilly at 58 mph and the wet and blustery weather continues across the channel, going south west england into wales and and the isle of man and north west england, northern ireland, southern and central parts of scotland also wet and blustery. eastern england holding something brighter, the best of the weather today the north of scotland, warmer than recent days with highs of 17 degrees but elsewhere under the cloud and rain temperatures a little disappointing. through the evening and tonight, the rain drives its way northwards with misty and murky conditions behind and some clear spells will develop but also some showers but last night in parts of scotland we saw temperatures down below freezing and tonight a much milder night with a milder starting tomorrow morning but with low pressure becoming firmly in charge. this low is taking up residence and it will be with us through the weekend so we start tomorrow with persi

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it's also a rare journey south for isla's dad, andy, from the family home in inverness.a and cure eb and says raising money and awareness is vital. so obviously we've stopped doing the challenges over the winter and i stopped training, but obviously eb doesn't stop and isla and all the community, all the kids and adults with eb, have been fighting through that period as well. and their worry is the whole time and they get no break from it. you know, we choose when we do challenges, we choose when we train. but, for them, it's absolutely constant and they are the heroes in this, and that's why we're doing it. last time, the challenge was to turn graeme from an occasional holiday swimmer to somebody capable of taking on the english channel. they hope to go again. but, this year, with such a debilitating injury, the task is far tougher. it's a race notjust against tides but also against time. john maguire, bbc news, dorset. we wish him well. and we will be staying in touch with graeme over the coming months to see how he gets on. hopefully that shoulder will not get injured

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watching back in inverness, the party started. but it didn't last long. a bad pass.ne, but the header ricocheted off the post. grant hanley pleading with the heavens and the fans begging for more. time for a nervy last—minute winner> then robertson sent a header dangerously across the face of goal. a draw keeps scotland's hopes alive, and the vocal tartan army will follow their heroes as they head to stuttgart. i thought it was a good match. i thought it could have gone either way. i thought scotland had chances. switzerland had chances. a couple of close offsides, but i really enjoyed it. i think we played definitely a lot better than friday and we've just got to pray that we can play better on sunday, and we find a way through. but i love them. i thought it was an amazing match. lots of chances for both sides. come on, scotland! they did so well. we just got our noses in front and i thought| we were going to get the winner. but we're going to beat hungary, we're going to finish on four- points and we're going to qualify for the next round. _ come on, scotland! the