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are going to be higher over the next few days, the numbers dropping overnight, the cloud in scotla nd dropping overnight, the cloud in scotland retreating up towards the northern isles, fog developing through the irish sea, that will lap into eastern parts of northern ireland and south—west scotland but the warm night ahead despite clear skies quite muddy as well, temperatures rising quickly in the sunshine is well on thursday, missed start around some of the irish sea coasts but conditions should improve, we will keep some cloud across northern isles but otherwise apart from some fear weather cumulus developing inland there will be a lot of sunshine again. breeze in the south—west of england, south west wales as well. temperatures are widely into the mid—20s, possibly 27 or28, widely into the mid—20s, possibly 27 or 28, warmer than today, it will be warmer across northern island and warmer across northern island and warmer across northern island and warmer across scotland as well, mid—20s to the central belt, still quote up towards the northern isles, hopefully things will brighten u

we nd e facts. it is obviouthe e se peopleuthe who want to harm the presint but we have an oigatioto carry out our ovsight regardless of which party is in the white house. and that meansefe rushing toudgmenwe getllhe peint information. the housoversight and gornnt reform committee is appropriately qutethis memo and i'm surwere going to go the fro mr. com this ppeneds he alledly describes why he didn't take acont at time so the a a l o unanswered questio. wh i told my membersnois the time to gath a t pertinent information. ourob is to beesnsible, sober d cunlon gathering the facts that is what coress does in conducting oversight of the ecutive branch. reporter: doou wano e comey testify? eaker an: just remeer ers investigation occuing athe f.i the'an iesgaon in the usand there a inveigioin the senate. so we have thr iestigations ing on. i n going to micromanage arm chair quarterbaing investigations, t e point is this. we can't deawith sculation anindnesdayo and there's early a lot of poll- inen ahe's

the west of scotla nd dry weather to be had.begin to see the weather front moving in. that is making steady progress is woods. by friday they'll be fair bit of cloud with outbreaks of rain around. it looks like it will be warm and once again. —— warm and humid once welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name's mike embley. our top stories: frank talk from the french president. emmanuel macron meets vladmir putin for the first time and issues a warning about the use of chemical weapons in syria. after two days of airport chaos, the boss of british airways says he's sorry about the disruption caused by a computer meltdown —— but he refuses to resign. golfer tiger woods blames a reaction to prescription drugs for his driving under the influence arrest. and a steep rise in the number of deaths from cholera in yemen.

central and southern scotla nd ireland.temperatures in the middle to upper teens, one or two places seen 20 celsius and with light winds, very nice indeed. a beautiful evening to follow for england and wales and northern ireland but some rain in the far north. it will turn chilly for dawn on thursday. we start to see the change on thursday, a lot of bright weather in northern two thirds of the uk but southernmost counties start to see clouds and showers developing later in a day. but before that, 18 or 19 quite widely. then through thursday night into friday, showers and thunderstorms become quite widespread, drifting their way ever northwards on that southerly breeze. still relatively warm out there. we keep it breezy and warm into the start of the weekend. it's not can to be completely dry, some showers around but also spells of sunshine. this is bbc news, the headlines at two. the conservatives promise to cap energy tariffs if they win the election; they say it would save money for millions of households. too many ordina

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sunshine in western scotla nd patchy rain.crease, bringing patchy rain or drizzle. the odd shower across eastern shop —— scotla nd odd shower across eastern shop —— scotland and across wales but they will be liked and few in number, mainly over the hills. for the vast majority on sunday, a dry day and temperatures get a welcome boost, perhaps up to 21 degrees in the south—east corner. a fine end to date, patchy rain in the north west of scotland. patches of rain across north than ireland and scotland. moreover please on monday and temperatures still limited to the mid teens in scotland but further south, widely into the 20s across england and wales. for some it will reach mid—20s. these weak weather fronts push of the atlantic which will produce thicker cloud and patchy drizzle in the west. high pressure from mid week onwards so the week ahead will be a good deal drier and set to be warmer as well with temperatures over 20. goodbye for no. —— now. this is bbc news. i'm sophie long. the headlines at 4pm... a grand welcome for d

gas which has fed through the scottish supply chain, but if you look at the gd performance in scotla ndou look at the gd performance in scotland and the recovery, the recovery has been stronger than the uk. the unemployment is now lower than in the uk and we have seen productivity increase at a faster rate than the rest of the uk. as an education and health, i'm not sitting here in saying there's not a big job of work for the snp to do, but your assessment that in everything you want to point to their is no progress is flatly wrong. it was mr bell who pointed to that, not me. on the scottish economy, last year the uk economy overall grew by almost 2%, but the scottish economy grew by less than half a percent. that's a terrible record. you know as well as i do that the difficulties that have been experienced to have a disproportionally heavy effect on oil and gas because of the importance of that sector, that has been one of the reasons why we have seen been one of the reasons why we have seen a been one of the reasons why we have seen a difference in performance but ifi seen a differenc

was editor in i the late '70s, we almost hit a row, nd two years in a considerably less than that, it with crime across the country in the mid-'90s. we've had ree years, a surge in homicide as result of number of crisis and problems occurred, beginning with lack of money and state and local level. particular remedy is the violence reduction operations we have in chicago on the community level. took a hard hit financially three years ago and wrote about this, it was expected there would be a surge in violence after that and there has been. there are a number of things that need to be done on ifferent fronts, locally and nationally. president trump promised to help carnage, as he put it. i'm still waiting for some action in that regard. have to send may in the feds. the feds have been there and orking in cooperation with local authorities for years, and years. here in recent lot of s a problem on a different fronts. it is always curious to me, when problems with president trump, i get readers nd viewers, good people, who say, what about chicago and its violence? time, let's do one at a

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winds getting stronger, but cooler in eastern scotla nd stronger, but cooler in eastern scotland withht spells, but also intermingled with one or two match ours. —— bright spells. that's your weather. hello, this is breakfast, with louise minchin and dan walker shock in washington as president trump sacks the head of the fbi, james comey the security chief is told without warning that he will be removed from office immediately — absolutely explosive news from washington to nine. shoppers james comey is told he will be removed it effective immediately. he had been leading an investigation into the links between resident on's election campaign and russia. —— shock as james comey is told. good morning, it's wednesday 10th may. also this morning — an investigation begins into the death of an 11—year—old girl who fell from a water ride at drayton manor theme park.

last year scotla nd in scotland over ten years.land voted to stay in the eu, bucking the uk wide trend. they wa nt eu, bucking the uk wide trend. they want a place that the brexit negotiating tables of the party can work to keep it in the single market. if the conservatives are returned to power, there is no sign that would happen. but an unpopular brexit, the snp believe that the give fresh fuel for the other referendum it cares about, a second referendum it cares about, a second referendum on scottish independence once the terms of the brexit deal are known. back to laura and jason. they talk in the snp manifesto about the second referendum was buried. they talk in the snp manifesto about the second referendum was buriedm the second referendum was buriedm the speech nicola sturgeon made, it did not mention independence, it only said independent and that only came up only said independent and that only came up once. only said independent and that only came up once. the snp are coming under criticism from the conservatives who are

lasts a bit longer in eastern scotla nd long. lasts a bit longer in eastern scotland before heading towards the northern ireland, ben south—westerly wind following brings a mix of sunshine and showers. a few heavy ones in northern ireland and perhaps scotland, and showers running from the south—west towards the home counties. temperature similar to today, quite warm in the south—east, east anglia, 19 or 20 celsius. south—westerly breeze is, though, and the wind picks up overnight and as we head into monday this low pressure is heading our way coming from a long way south, bringing warm

a fresh start for scotla nd woken up by the thunder.and and northern ireland but make the most of the dry weather in scotland because for some of you it will not last. slowly but surely the area of kraut —— cloud and rain will creep north and you will find what will be dry start of the day. the temperature is not warranting a postcard home, 11 or 12 degrees, and murky over the north sea and on the slopes of the pennines there is the rain and in northern ireland as well. once you get south of the mersey or humber, we turn on the heat and that muggy feeling. i9, 20, 2i. we turn on the heat and that muggy feeling. i9, 20, 21. a lot of cloud, but if it breaks, it might really boost the temperatures and it might also spark thunderstorms during the afternoon across eastern wales in the west of the midlands and into the west of the midlands and into the west country and central and southern england. with a bit of sunshine you could add 45 degrees to the temperatures across the southern counties and towards east anglia but through the evening w

rain to the north—east of scotla nd saturday. rain to the north—east of scotland which clears away.day, we see higher pressure moving in from the south, squeezing away the bulk of the showers, fewer showers on sunday, you could catch one in the west, but for much of the country, fine and write and in the sunshine, top temperatures reached 20 degrees. this is bbc news. i'm julian worricker. the headlines at eleven theresa may launches the conservative party manifesto with a promise that a "mainstream government" would deliver "for mainstream britain". come with me as i lead britain, strengthen my hand as i fight for britain, and stand with me as i deliverfor britain. donald trump says he's being subjected to the ‘greatest witch—hunt against a politician in american history‘ after a special investigator was appointed to examine claims of collusion russia. one woman has died and twenty—two other people were injured, after a motorist drove into pedestrians in the centre of new york. and coming up on newsnight, every century or so, the conservative party somehow reinvents itself —

but no matter what the number do a better job nd when general nicholson refers to the number, talking about advisors to advise the and the afghan police n. addition to advisors, guardian angels, so the 3000 or 5000 include not advisors who can improve the situation, but also guardian people, protect those something to keep in mind. i'll defer to them at the policy decision. i think it is a good time to do it. we recommend it in our latest report, while you're doing that, rack and stack the don't s that worked and work. it was three years ago, we sent a letter to the then secretary and the then head of usa id, in the state department your most t successful programs and least successful, because in times of construct, you can't fund everything. we still didn't get, we haven't gotten a response. recommend that congress and the administration, when they do the review, etermine which programs are working and which aren't. host: which aren't working? uest: well, there are so many, where do you start with? i would say look at programs 8 -- narcotics, billion dollars. only growth industry in

nd they're coming from two paths. one is coming from opoid pill isendency and finding heroin more available and cheaper as replacing their high level of heroin.endency with others are coming to it straight away now. it's cheap. pure. good. everywhere. the supply has changed dramatically in the last few years and the availability has up. places like burlington, vermont re not supposed to have good heroin and they do. in terms of the transition, my written stories, papers on this. intertwined epidemics. we used that term as early as 2012. transition back and forth and that's because opoids are treated equally in the body. we also wrote a story about they on heroin and how transitioned. and younghe new users users telling the story how they started with pills and moved to heroin. is a picture i took in an philadelphia to symbolize the pill to heroin intertwining. data from my group looking at comparing the demographics by age for these epidemics. here's the pill overdose problem. predominantly, this is older age data, gr

a few heavy burst of rain later on monday in scotla nd burst of rain later on monday in scotland anduring tuesday another largely dry day. a bit more cloud, a few spots of light rain for the west of scotla nd spots of light rain for the west of scotland in the western parts of wales. further east is your best bet of catching sunshine, and temperatures by tuesday at around 23 degrees. i'm rico hizon in singapore, the headlines — on the first leg of his first foreign trip in saudi arabia, president trump calls on muslim nations to take the lead in fighting terror. drive out the extremists. drive them out. drive them out of your holy land. president trump now heads for israel and the palestinian territories where he'll meet both prime minister netanyahu and the palestinian president mahmoud abbas. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme. north korea confirms it successfully tested a ballistic missile. south korea's new government says the test dashes its hopes for peace. and how the extraordinary true story of two sisters who became wrestling champions has become the highest—g

on saturday, still cloud and outbreaks of rain across north—eastern scotla nd of rain across north—easterncross the country, sunshine and showers, showers bubbling up in the afternoon. they will be hit and miss everywhere. heavy across parts of wales and southern england and thunderstorms likely. 18 degrees in the sunshine between any showers. don't write the day off completely. we will see heavy downpours at times. on sunday, this area of high pressure around the near constant pushing its way in across the uk. that high pressure will squeeze away most of the showers. could still catch some rain across the far north—west of the uk. for much of the country be a dry day. fairly light winds, too, so in the sunshine it'll feel pleasantly warm with tonbridge is up to around 20 degrees at best towards the south—east. —— temperatures up to around 20 degrees at best towards the south—east. for monday, this area of low pressure is sitting towards the north—west, it is trying to push in but it is bumping into the high pressure sitting towards the uk. that means on monday there will be showery rain,

showers to the north—east of scotla nd of rain.north—east of scotland so perhaps the odd sharp one here but elsewhere, few and far between. most of us will be a dry day. more likely across scotland and the far of england, showers. as a consequence, more the far of england, showers. as a consequence, more sunshine and lighter winds. temperatures will be higher than those of today, and it will certainly feel warmer then it will certainly feel warmer then it will turn chilly tomorrow evening and overnight, with another touch of grass frost in similar areas, and by monday morning rush, we have patchy rain. it crosses from northern ireland into scotland. that is the fly in the ointment for monday's weather. it will not be a wash out, plenty of sunshine and till some warmth. temperatures creeping up where we have sunshine across england and wales. but that will migrate northwards. it is with us further south as well, if you are lucky enough to be heading off to the french open at roland garros. fine and dry weather on monday. tuesday som

actually, taxpayers in scotla nd care.se of the policies of the scottish government. applause kezia dugdale. nicola sturgeon heard this woman in the front row here, this woman in the front row here, this nurse told her she has to go to a food bank because she doesn't have enough money. nicola sturgeon, you voted against a pay increase for nurses less than take that this man ten days ago. why wouldn't you ask richer people in society pay more taxes that nurse gets the pay rise she deserves? you voted against it. you know because of the policies of the scottish government and newly qualified nurse in scotland is paid more than a newly qualified nurse in england. a starting salary in the nhs is paid £1000 more. she can't feed her family. she nhs is paid £1000 more. she can't feed herfamily. she can't nhs is paid £1000 more. she can't feed her family. she can't feed her family. what i have also said as the pay freeze that has been in place because of tory austerity being impose... it's your fault. we have a lwa ys impose... it

a warmer day across scotla nd the board.armer day across scotland and northern ireland than yesterday and we could see highs in scotla nd yesterday and we could see highs in scotland reaching 28, maybe 29, which is also the case for england and wales. we could see highs around the high 20s celsius for north—west england, the midlands and the north—west corner of london. always cooler in eastern coastal areas, because of an onshore breeze. if it is too hot for you in land, just go to the coast. a lovely end to the day with lots of sunshine. this evening and will be clear, dry, warm and muggy, with the buildings exhorting all of the heat. larger towns and cities will be uncomfortable. into friday, a very warm start and temperatures shooting up warm start and temperatures shooting up through the day. once again, plenty of sunshine. a bit of a breeze in the far south and south—west and maybe one or two showers or south—west and maybe one or two showers oi’ storms south—west and maybe one or two showers or storms in the far west