david shepherd they're talking to us from his car in newbury.cast from louise lear. good afternoon. it's miserable out there for many, spells of heavy rain moving their way across england and wales. blustery showers and gusts of winds in excess of 60—70mph once again on exposed coasts. so, temperatures fairly academic, but it's mild cross england and wales, noticeably cooler for scotland and northern ireland. but as we go through the night tonight, we need to draw your attention to some rain that's arriving in the far northwest. the winds will strengthen once again, and the met office has issued an amber weather warning for the strength of the winds across the north coast of northern ireland. a chillier start to monday, but all eyes will be focused on this amber warning, which will remain in force during the early hours of monday morning. storm franklin, potential for damaging gusts of wind in excess of 80mph. the showers will fade away, though, and monday will be an improving picture as we go through the afternoon — we'll be drier and brighter

education between protest, borders and those against it. chad federal runs a trucking company in newbury, ontario about 7 hours from ottawa, says he's travel back and forth twice. it's january 29th. he says he's been using his trailer for trash disposal. what's the vide been like over one of the most positive experiences of my life? top 5, like everybody here is positive, even most even, most of the cops are too, i'll say that. but ottawa's police chief said his department's resources had been stretched thin and warn that anyone attempting to bring quote material to support the truckers starting monday would be subject to arrest several questions remain, including how much longer can or will the protest continue and whether or not the fight over freedom from cannon is vaccine mandates has become a battle of wills. instead. for our t, john, honey, a member of the regional parliament which governs also us as the government's accusations of violence, off oper, case, it sounds the authorities actions are unconstitutional. no, it's absolutely all shake. it's a fabrication. it's a pretext for

it was a big race day at newbury, with a surprise winner in europe's richest handicap hurdle.ainer tom lacey is now targetring the champion hurdle at next trainer tom lacey is now targetting the champion hurdle at next month's cheltenham festival. we are halfway through the winter olympics and team gb are still without a medal, for the first time in 20 years the british skeleton athletes have failed to reach the podium at a games. there are still hopes in the curling and eve muirhead's team secured an important win against the usa. they lie fifth in the women's standings, with five more matches to play. the top four progress to the semi—finals. great britain's men are third in their round—robin group. day 9 at the winter olympics gets going in the next few hours, you can keep on top of all the action on the bbc sport website. but from me, goodnight. thank you very much. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. and sophie raworth will be here at 9am tomorrow, where she'll be speaking to the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis and to a senior advi

affection for the people of ukraine and in my home state of south carolina and the former president of newburycollege elected statewide mick zetas. ukrainian americans areme very important and equally important and we appreciate 2.4 million russian americans. they too are going to be insulted and humiliated by any conduct and that's why i was so grateful ambassador you said he didn't feel like there would be and invasion. it would have been catastrophic for the people of russia and then we get to another point and general hodges correctly pointed out that it's had an unintended effect on nato and the eu. in particular having an effect on finland and sweden. here in the room today another consequence is unified republicans and democrats to be working together and i'm really pleased mr. biden has changed course. in december we were planning on $40 million after an invasion. in the meantime nearly $1 billion is a very important defensive material has been provided to the peopleft of ukraine so this needs to be understood and other countries that are directly affected are poland. to see them so in