chris shep, royal editorfor itv news. thanks for coming on the programme.d thanks to laura clancy, author of running the family firm and a lecturer in media and sociology at lancaster university. thank you so much for watching. the media show will be back at the same time next week, but for now, goodbye. it's a long weekend, isn't it, and a couple more day ofjubilee celebrations and various outdoor events which will be weather dependent, no doubt. this is what it looks like early in the morning, storms gathering in the south—west of the country, thunder and lightning certainly possible and many other areas staying dry. 0n those heavy showers on saturday, they will be affecting south—western areas right from the word go. south of england, london, possibly into england and wales too, there will be sunny spells, it won't be raining all the time, but if you catch a slow—moving shower, it could turn out to be quite wet. clearly many areas and and sunny weather, warmest in western scotland in colder weather there on the north sea coast, a bit more of breeds and l

chris shep, royal editorfor itv news. thanks for coming on the programme.aura clancy, author of running the family firm and a lecturer in media and sociology at lancaster university. thank you so much for watching. the media show will be back at the same time next week, but for now, goodbye. hello there. once again, we've got a bit of a north—south divide weather—wise going on across the country. scotland and northern ireland, seeing the best of the drier and sunnier weather again today — whereas further south for england and wales, there will be more cloud around some heavy rain, too. very wet start for sunday morning across parts of wales, the midlands, eastern england, maybe some rumbles of thunder. that rain eases down a little bit is it travels further northward through the day, but it will stay rather cloudy and damp with further pulses of rain. maybe a bit of brightness across southern areas later in the day, but that could just set off a heavy shower, temperatures reach around 19 degrees. chilly underneath that cloud and rain through central areas —

chris ship, royal editorfor itv news. thanks for coming on the programme.aster university. thank you so much for watching. the media show will be back at the same time next week, but for now, goodbye. hello there. 0nce once again 0nce againa once again a bit of a north—south divide weatherwise going on across the country with scotland and northern ireland thing the best of the sunny and dry weather whereas further south, sunny and dry weather whereas furthersouth, england sunny and dry weather whereas further south, england and wales will have more cloud and heavy rain. a wet start for sunday morning across parts of wales, the england, maybe rumbles of thunder, the rain eases through the day but it will stay cloudy and damp with further pulses of rain and may be brightness across southern areas later but it could set off a heavy shower with temperatures around 19. cold underneath the cloud through central areas and the best of the sunshine and warmth through parts of northern ireland, central and northern scotland. topics of rain continue across much of cen

chris ship, royal editorfor itv news. thanks for coming on the programme.. thank you so much for watching the media show. we'll be back at the same time next week but for now, goodbye. hello there. it was a very wet end to sunday across parts of england and wales. however, conditions will slowly improve as we move into the start of this week — monday and tuesday, increasing amounts of sunshine. then it starts to turn wetter on wednesday by the end of the week. looks like we could start to see some strong winds —— then it starts to turn wetter on wednesday. by the end of the week, looks like we could start to see some strong winds as a deep low moves in off the atlantic. now, for england and wales, we start off on a rather cloudy note for monday morning. any rain, strong winds clear away from eastern england and increasing amounts of sunshine, i think across england, wales, which could set off the odd shower into the afternoon. but with more sunshine around — we could see 20 celsius in the south. but again, the best of the sunshine, the highest temperatures

going , well, look, tell us a little bit about it, i understand that you cooperated with the british itv newsan investigation of a documentary documentary- documentary so resistance and of course i am working to go to news and we started literally when there was an invasion of ukraine and we started working on the film we only had two weeks our first documentary on e on march 20 and it was a film voices from the line the front where the ukrainians themselves from different parts of ukraine talked about the fact that they do not cope with every day, how difficult it is for them and what they are going through, one of our heroes was there who wanted to record a video just near the house and he filmed the arrival of the rocket and she well of course, everything failed and he didn't know how he survived . now you are showing our investigation, which was on monday, about the first hospital in mariupol. in fact , the story there was that at the end of march, the chechen russians who were in mariupol tried to forcibly evacuate patients and doctors. they refused, there were objective and subjective r

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