nicola bartlett and claire cowan, kind of after the headlines.ery turbulent speu hello. we are in a very turbulent spell of weather at the moment and more cobwebs will be blown away. more low pressure heading our direction and wind and rain over the next few days, but we think that the worst of the wind has now passed as far as the short term is concerned, although pressing on friday morning we still have gale force wind across parts of scotland, thanks to this big area of low pressure, or no thanks, rather. towards the south, we talk about a strong breeze with sunshine and showers. this is what it looks like on friday, gale force wind across scotland, very windy across the western isles, choppy conditions in the west, england with a breeze, sunshine and actually not feeling too bad at all. watch what happens right into saturday, clear skies for a time and then another bad area of weather sweeps in from the atlantic. the blue, cold air to the atlantic. the blue, cold air to the south, warm and to the south and this is the weather system i am talk

thank you to nicola bartlett and claire cohen — goodbye. they will be back at 1130. for some and the threat of gales has not diminished and infact threat of gales has not diminished and in fact in scotland and especially tomorrow morning, the low pressure is going to send the winds screaming pressure is going to send the winds screaming across pressure is going to send the winds screaming across the country once more, and western parts of scotland could see gusts in excess of 60 mph. frequent showers as well. this is what it looks like on 5am on friday. also clear weather but still pretty breezy in the rest of the country. a lot of isobars for tomorrow and that means the strong with mash report will be blowing through out of the west, turning towards the south—west —— that means the strong winds will be blowing through out of the west. through the morning it will be blustery across the rest of the country, very windy in yorkshire with a few showers, but the further away you are from the low pressure the better the weather will be and in the south on friday not a bad

with me are political correspondent for the mirror, nicola bartlett and women's editor for the telegraph armed officers are to patrol on foot in the parts of london worst hit by gang violence, in what would be a significant shift in british policing. according to the guardian, the government is to relax immigration rules to let more foreign doctors come to britain to fill widespread nhs gaps. the daily mail reports that the former boss of network rail was honoured at buckingham palace — on the day the firm was rebuked for failing to deliver a "punctual and reliable" service. the metro says talks over a tv brexit debate between theresa may and jeremy corbyn has descended into a farce — as they can't even agree which channel should host it. according to the the daily telegraph, the number of tory mps who have spoken out against theresa may's brexit deal has reached the hundred mark. the i has whips threatening to cut short parliament's festive break if theresa may loses her key brexit vote which could spark a constitutional crisis. the financial times reports that unilever chief executive,

with me are political correspondent for the mirror, nicola bartlett, and women's editor for the telegraph, claire cohen. thank you for being here. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the times says armed officers are to patrol on foot in the parts of london worst hit by gang violence, in what would be a significant shift in british policing. according to the guardian, the government is to relax immigration rules to let more foreign doctors come to britain to fill widespread nhs gaps. the daily mail reports that the former boss of network rail was honoured at buckingham palace on the day the firm was rebuked for failing to deliver a punctual and reliable service. the metro says talks over a tv brexit debate between theresa may and jeremy corbyn has descended into a farce, as they can't even agree which network should host it. according to the the daily telegraph, the number of tory mps who have spoken out against theresa may's brexit deal has reached the hundred mark. the i has whips threatening to cut short parliament's festive break if theresa may loses her key brexit vote, wh

evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are political correspondent for the mirror, nicola bartletten. an nhs trust in shropshire has been rated inadequate in a damning review by health inspectors. the shrewsbury and telford hospital trust — which is already in special measures over claims of poor care — has significant problems in its maternity and emergency departments, according to the care quality commission. regulators also said staffing levels were unsafe, and raised questions about the trust's leadership. staff reported a ‘culture of bullying and harassment‘, according to the review. it also highlighted a ‘culture of defensiveness from the executive team‘. and it said staff were ‘sometimes fearful to raise concerns‘. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan reports on the troubled nhs trust struggling to provide the service its patients deserve. but they do as they gloss over what is actually happening. patient voices from a failing trust. anger from some but also despair. like too many others, that the griffith should still be alive. but in 2016, the trust failed to

joining me now are the sun‘s political editor, tom newton dunn and nicola bartlett, political correspondentat the moment, isn‘t it? do you think they hold will have the numbers by tonight? i think that has been the kind of question for the last few days, and it‘s a really difficult game that a lot of them are playing. you don‘t necessarily want to be the one that triggers at all. and i think there are definitely people who have said that they have put letters in who haven‘t, and there‘s a lot of goals for people to sort of step up, as we havejust a lot of goals for people to sort of step up, as we have just heard, a lot of goals for people to sort of step up, as we havejust heard, and kind of put their money where their mouth is. i would always kind of error on the side of caution because i feel like we have error on the side of caution because ifeel like we have been in this position so many times before over the last few years. and the message we we re the last few years. and the message we were deceiving, tom, is that you haven‘t got a letter in, do it now. by haven‘t got a letter in, do