matthew hill, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again.e a day of bright or sunny spells and some showers. this morning's rain having pulled away, and you can see we've got a west north will be a few showers with temperatures down a touch on yesterday eight to 11 degrees through this evening to see temperatures fall and a frost form, ireland, northwest wales and eventually northwest england. round, bringing some more rain in across parts it's a return to brighter sunny spells and a few showers, we've got a weak front heading south, again, the odd shower appearing in the northwest of scotland but largely dry, with a fair bit of sunshine and top temperatures up to ten or 11. into friday, first thing there'll be some frost first thing as well, but a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine. coming our way. so this weather front sinks southwards during the course of saturday. to be a fairly weak affair. so for many of us, as we head through the the weather remains settled. what it's going to be like, where you are or where you're going on ou

our health correspondent matthew hill has more. if they tried, if we...r sons, say the ongoing it's ten years of constant being... i mean, it destroyed our marriage, didn't it? inquest were quashed. the coroner said the consultants didn't appear and they didn't appear to take on the concerns of more junior staff, or indeed his parents. the hospital said it was deeply sorry. it was deeply sorry communicated with his family following his death. learning and reflection in the ten years since then. review, commissioned by the trust, which provided assurance to the assistant coroner that all of that learning has been embedded. for alan and jenny, for over the last decade. as a family, we have been silenced, stonewalled and gaslighted by university hospital bristol and western trust. we are grateful that the trust stand by their position, now the family have vowed to continue to fight to ensure matthew hill, bbc news. let's the latest from vatican this morning. it on the 7 on the health and or francis . condition during the day, adding that a mild kidney the 88

hill and i. i didn't bump into matthew sterling, thank goodness. i was ianed sterling, thank goodness.aurant by a reform supporter, and we had tagliatelle. i said that right. yeah, yeah, but with truffles. >> it's nice, isn't it? works well, doesn't it? adam? >> adam brooks was smiling in the background. you can't have that while you're training, adam. you've changed. >> he's going to treat me to a pie and liquor in a bit. but that is. >> but that was beautiful, mate. i've never tried it before. it looked very simple to me. some of the simplest dishes are probably the most tastiest. >> are you still cooking? are you doing out? >> no. not really. >> no. not really. >> you're missing a good cook, though, aren't you? >> no. terrible. that's why we have got chefs. >> you'll be watching this, you know. >> shares in the local chinese. local chinese, mate. that's where we go for nights. yeah. look. but, you know, moving forward, you've just done this show and you, we spoke about it earlier. go back to where you come from. what about their cooking skills in them places? >> goat. goat. goat. br

matthew, is all the sport from me at moment. sarah, thanks very i am to take you briefly back to capitol hill and showed the pictures because hillecause we think in the but it we think in the next heurr but may turn a bit earlier, "sisal; " ,,, " netanyahu neta nyahu will there j there at j there at the j there at the microphone. final test being carried out, it is all set up. israel's prime minister, he was there donald as he was there with donald trump as he made that astonishing announcement - l- -- -._:-i_:._- -._._-..._--__-._ made tlldt dbtulllblllllg diiiiuuiileiiieiit gaza, made that astonishing announcement gaza, but he continues d- ll-l --l-_i-li_- -._._-..._--__-._l me e liidl dblullibllillg dliiiuuiileiiieiil gaza, but he continues his about gaza, but he continues his visit there the us, so they are to the latest meets due to give the latest news conference, and when it starts, we will obviously carry it live. disaster, and relatives of those who died there, some of those affected want to keep the tower in place it's becoming unsafe. to remain as a permanent memorial to the 72 people met with some dismay. who died in

hill and donald trump picks a favorite. senate republicans moved to debate a budget resolution one week before the house gets its turn. i'm joe matthewailey leinz in washington. from bond through social says he wants one big beautiful bill even though the senate moved the resolution last night. we can have a standoff. kailey: vice president vance will have lunch with senators. we will see if majority leader john thune decides to not go ahead with the vote this week after donald trump essentially said i want my full agenda done in one package. we have been long asking the question when the president might put his foot down as to what exactly he wants to see in strategy deployed to get his legislative agenda done. now, perhaps, he has do

talk back panel now ably moderated by kathleen matthews who i told you about earlier, which will include and we are delighted to have cheryl back on capitol hill. she was the third, sixth clerk of the united states house of representatives serving under both democratic and republican majorities from 2019 through 2023. and during her tenure, she had the special challenge of serving as the presiding officer of the house during the somewhat extensive speaker vote that lasted nearly a as the 118th congress came into being, and she been a close friend to congressman lewis. but we, of course, claim her as our freedom award winner and you will learn she is a member of the board of the faith and politics institute, which is one of the legacies that congressman lewis actually created. and joining on that panel. we so fortunate to have former tom reed. now, let me give you this story right when you're a former congressman, you are so much more civilized than. when you're a current congressman, you can say, yes, i'll be there. you can be there at that time. you can be flexible about how it all works out and you don't have to check with 16 people about wh

in matthew 5, jesus says you are the light of the world. a city on a hillt be hidden, nor does anyone put a light under a basket but on a stand and gives light to all that are in the house. in the same way, let your good works shine before others so they may see your father in heaven and give glory to him. we are shining brightly and may we continue to shine every day for the glory of our creator. thank you and god bless. >> thank you, beverly and josiah , for sharing your powerful testimonies. stories like theirs highlight the need for legislation at the federal level like the born alive survivor's protection act that passed the house in the senate voted on just this week. we need to continue to call on congress and the white house to prioritize pro-life, pro-woman and profamily policies so abortion one day soon becomes unthinkable. right now, you will have the opportunity to contact your elected officials and the white house, calling on them to protect the most vulnerable among us. so here's what i'm going to ask you to do. you have done this before. grab

matthews. he's also been denied visas. caught in the middle of u.s.-cuban political strife and travel restrictions. in 2009, guitar in hand, he even lobbied on capitol hill relations. today he said this. >> while politicians can or cannot come to an agreement, cuban and u.s. artists and writers can achieve what politicians have not been able to in 60 something years. that is what walls and doors is about. and my song, there is a verse that says and still the grandparents from both shores cast the blame in the sea. and we know this 60 something years, any have profited from the industry of hatred to make money. the worst thing is the people are the ones who pay for the blame. >> in his song family photo, he mourns the broken cuban family and individual family split by those who left than those who remain behind. in recent years, migration from the island has accelerated, driven by a teetering economy, soaring inflation, and loss of tourist dollars with renewed restrictions on travel to the island. >> i love my country deeply. i deeply love the generations that live with me in my country. it pains me deeply to see how so many friends leave every day going

in matthew five jesus says you are the light of the world. a city set on a hillt be hidden nor does anyone light a lamp and put it under a stand. it gives light to all who are in the house. in the same way let your good work shine before others so they may see your father in heaven and give glory to him. today we are shining brightly. may we continue to shine every day for the glory about creator. thank you and god bless. [cheers and applause] >> thank you for sharing your beautiful testimonies. stories like these highlight the need for lifesaving legislation at the federal level like the born alive protection act that passed just the week in the house -- the house passed and the senate voted on just this week. we need to continue to call on congress and the white house to prioritize pro-life, pro woman, and pro-family policies. so that abortion one day soon becomes unthinkable. right now you are going to have the opportunity to contact your elected officials and the white house, calling on them to protect the most vulnerable among us. here's what i'm going to as

matthew reeve: when we'd go skiing, we'd all go up in the chairlift together, and then he'd bomb down the hillthe bottom. he used to say, like, aren't you glad i'm not like franklin? christopher reeve: i put much less pressure on my children than my father put on me. matthew reeve: i mean, dana would be like yeah, there's a couple-- you're not completely unlike him. alexandra reeve givens: pretty quickly it was dana saying, let's actually go to payson. alexandra and matthew can come out. matthew reeve: she was so kind from minute one, as was her whole family. warm and welcoming and not knocking my own family on the ribside, but there was some contrast. [video playback] - oh, my god, dad, you'll crack the screen. come on. - hey, man. - what a dork. - dork? - i wasn■t talking to you. - i'm going to read a poem by alexandra reeve. - oh, dad, please. - alexandra is going to read a poem by alexandra reeve. i'm going to read a poem about-- - no, dad, please. - my poetry by me. [end playback] christopher reeve: it's finally only in this relationship with dana where i began to see marriage is a freedo

he's back the notting hill nuisance matthew stadlen also got the former world champion darts player keith deller, and doctor and dna expert ahmed khan. but first, let's go to the news. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler with your headlines at 7:00. jd vance has warned britain and the eu over what he claimed was backsliding, free speech and democracy. addressing the munich security conference, the munich security conference, the us vice president suggested there has been a retreat of fundamental values in europe. vance also praised munich's hospitality, despite the city reeling from yesterday's car attack that left 30 injured. a 24 year old afghan asylum seeker responsible has been arrested and is due in court. vance warned that the biggest threat facing the west is not external but the threat from within. >> i worry the most about vis a vis europe is not russia, it's not china, it's not any other external actor. and what i worry aboutis external actor. and what i worry about is the threat from within. the retreat of europe from some of its most fundamental values, values shared with the