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l.: great to be with you on this pivotal day, not far from the clinic of assassinated dr.wanted to come to wichita to report on this amendment. it is a city with such a deep and rich history, complicated and violent history when it comes to abortion rights. what is happening here in kansas today, the republican-controlled state legislature is trying to repeal the right to abortion that has been enshned in state constitution. the state supreme court in 2019 said there is a right to abortion under the state constitution. that has allowed clinics here to remain open. to give you a sense of the stakes, in terms of where kansas is on the map, if you look at the map, it is a wall of the breaded to the east and south of kansas. patients from oklahoma, texas, louisiana, arkansas, missouri, are all flocking to this state which actually has quite a few abortion restrictions in place already here. it is not by any means a haven state, it is actually restricted here, but it is a haven state where people are flocking from neighboring states. republicans are trying to strip away this pr

sorry. ..sorry would be l a great...a great thing.ot you actively participated in it or not, and that leaves a scar. i it's a very scarring thing. what have you missed out on? well, being a mum. and it's difficult. i've got stepchildren now, but i don't know...don�*t know how to mother. i don't know how to because i haven't done it. it's notjust me, it's thousands — thousands of women. and it was so wrong. hello there. rather unsettled as we head into the start of next week. low pressure dominates and it is a messy picture weather—wise, with a bit of everything in the forecast. some sunny spells, but also some showery outbreaks of rain at times. it will feel rather humid, especially in the south. that humidity is swept away by fresh feeling air by the time we get to the end of the working week. this is overnight tonight, our weather front moves northwards and eastwards. it is muggy and mild underneath all that cloud. some hill and coastalfog towards the south—west. towards the north—east of scotland, north—east england, clear spells a

sorry. ..sorry would be l a great...a great thing. - i you actively participated in iti or not, and that leaves a scar. it's a very scarring thing. what have you missed out on? well, being a mum. and it's difficult. i've got stepchildren now, but i don't know...don�*t know how to mother. i don't know how to because i haven't done it. it's notjust me, it's thousands — thousands of women. and it was so wrong. good morning. expect some rain in the forecast as we go through the day today, starting off quite heavy as it moves its way through northern ireland across the irish sea towards the isle of man into north west england, north wales and south west england, but then it will start to break up and fragment into sharp showers as it moves further east. so, not everywhere will see it across central and southern england, it's also going to stay dry across much of scotland. 17 to 20 degrees in the north, highest temperatures are likely to peak at 25 celsius, 77 fahrenheit. plenty of showers are floating around as we move into tuesday and the

sorry. ..sorry would be l a great...a great thing.or not you actively participated in it or not, i and that leaves a scar. it's a very scarring thing. what have you missed out on? well, being a mum. and it's difficult. i've got stepchildren now, but i don't know...don�*t know how to mother. i don't know how to because i haven't done it. it's notjust me, it's thousands — thousands of women. and it was so wrong. a rather messy picture over the next few days with a low pressure dominant and there will be a weather front moving east, introducing the many outbreaks of rain but for some there will still be sunshine and its feeling rather humid towards southern areas of the uk in particular. 0vernight tonight, the weather front we have seen today gives us a lot of cloud in the south gradually moving northwards and eastwards and will start to feel quite muggy towards southern coastal areas with coastal and hill fog. clear skies across north—east scotland with temperatures dropping back into high single figures. this is the position of the wea

sorry. ..sorry would be l a great...a great thing. - i you actively participated in iti or not, and that leaves a scar. it's a very scarring thing. what have you missed out on? well, being a mum. and it's difficult. i've got stepchildren now, but i don't know...don�*t know how to mother. i don't know how to because i haven't done it. it's notjust me, it's thousands — thousands of women. and it was so wrong. hello. the weather's quiet across the country right now, with plenty of clear weather, and friday promises to bring a fair amount of sunshine in the morning. but come the afternoon, it will tend to cloud over a little bit and one or two showers are expected. so this is what it looks like, early hours of friday morning — generally clear, but out towards the west, you can see increasing amounts of cloud from a weak weather front, and also one or two spots of rain. the early morning temperatures will be around the mid—teens in the southeast of england, but closer to 11 for glasgow and aberdeen. so here's the forecast — so one or two s

sorry. ..sorry would be l a great...a great thing. not you actively participated in it or not, i and that leaves a scar. it's a very scarring thing. what have you missed out on? well, being a mum. and it's difficult. i've got stepchildren now, but i don't know...don�*t know how to mother. i don't know how to because i haven't done it. it's notjust me, it's thousands — thousands of women. and it was so wrong. good afternoon. traditionally a mixed bag of weatherfor our shores today, we had rain earlier in scotland and northern ireland, that has mostly given way to sunny spells but none a few showers and blustery winds expected elsewhere and middle of the afternoon we have rain moving into the lake district, the north—east of england, clearing in northern ireland but south of that it's a fine day by the odd shower. the weather front will sweep south this evening so rate further south by the end of the night it's mostly clear, still quite breezy but not as breezy in western scotland with a scattering of showers coming off the atlantic for

sorry. ..sorry would be l a great...a great thing.r or not you actively participated in it or not, i and that leaves a scar. it's a very scarring thing. what have you missed out on? well, being a mum. and it's difficult. i've got stepchildren now, but i don't know...don�*t know how to mother. i don't know how to because i haven't done it. it's notjust me, it's thousands — thousands of women. and it was so wrong. hello. a fine end to the day for many of us, but a bit of rain in the forecast, particularly in the north. 0n the whole this evening and overnight, at least for most of us, it is going to be dry with clear spells. let's have a look at the forecast. there is the big picture, in the last few hours we have seen a weather front moving southwards across the country, here it is. it has been affecting northern parts of the uk, so a little bit of rain here which will fizzle away as we go through the course of the evening. you can see across in parts of lancashire, yorkshire, approaching hull, and there is really not much left of it. t

sorry. ..sorry would be l a great...a great thing. not - i you actively participated in iti or not, and that leaves a scar. it's a very scarring thing. what have you missed out on? well, being a mum. and it's difficult. i've got stepchildren now, but i don't know...don�*t know how to mother. i don't know how to because i haven't done it. it's notjust me, it's thousands — thousands of women. and it was so wrong. hello. thanks forjoining me. time to look at the weather for the week ahead. it is looking fairly typicalfor the week ahead. it is looking fairly typical for the time of year across our shores. satellite picture shows weather systems coming off the atlantic. we have had a bit of rain recently in scotland and northern ireland thanks to this weather front which is way out of the picture, i think, on sunday. monday starts off pretty bright for most of us. —— sunday. cloud will be increasing in the uk, the next weather front is approaching, perhaps some spots of rain for wales and north—west england date any day on sunday. mostly d

the dream of a great water industry would be a great l water industry would be a great partnership betweentionship with their regulator, who hasn't required their regulator, who hasn't required the amount of investment. about 20% of what we use is lost in leaks and thatis of what we use is lost in leaks and that is growing by the day. some of the solution would be the building of extra reservoirs. there are some contentious ones. there was a reservoir planned in abingdon. it seems as if nimby protest, people who do not want the destruction of wildlife and everything else this would involve on their doorstep, they still want water but they have protested against the digging of a reservoir and there is some proposal that such protest would be overruled. i really cannot see that happening practically that we definitely need new reservoirs. we need to really get control of our water companies, in which the chinese government has a very large stake in thames water and look at the whole of the way the industry is structured and see whether the current model is working. i don't see nationalisatio

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greatness again. trump has made no official announcement but l will have greatness again. campaigning for another presidential bid in all but name. the irony is, some observers suggest, the more serious the legal and parliamentary investigations become, the more likely he is to run. john sudworth, bbc news, washington. students in scotland have been receiving their exam results today. the pass rate is down — compared with the previous two years when covid measures were in place. at higher level — the number of pupils getting an a to c pass was nearly 79%. that's down from just over 87% last year — but higher than pre—pandemic levels — when the last formal exams took place. the pass rates for national 5 and advanced highers followed a similar pattern. 0ur scotland editor james cook is in stirling with more details. across scotland this morning, 100,000 or so pupils have been receiving their results, some by letter, some by e—mail and some by text. because of the disruption caused by the pandemic the scottish qualifications authority which looks after exams in scotland has d

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