paul royall, thank you very much.our thoughts on the coverage of donald trump or on any aspect of bbc news, details of how to contact us at the end of the programme. just time now for a couple more of your comments this week, which kicked off something of an annual debate over the extent winter weather is newsworthy and the deployment of reporters to affected areas. friday morning saw two correspondents braving the elements, simonjones in correspondents braving the elements, simon jones in canterbury correspondents braving the elements, simonjones in canterbury and first kate sweeting by the humber bridge. the snow has died down and it's been a relatively calm morning and that's good news because it means the high winds that were predicted haven't materialised and that means that the high tide here has passed without event. we had around three hours of snow la st we had around three hours of snow last night between 6pm and 9pm and it came down very heavily, and some of it has stuck. you can see down there some of it h

paul royall, thank you very much.me now for a couple more of your comments this week, which kicked off something of an annual debate over the extent winter weather is newsworthy and the deployment of reporters to affected areas. friday morning saw two correspondents braving the elements, simonjones in canterbury and first kate sweeting by the humber bridge. the snow has died down and it's been a relatively calm morning and that's good news because it means the high winds that were predicted haven't materialised and that means that the high tide here has passed without event. we had around three hours of snow last night between 6pm and 9pm and it came down very heavily, and some of it has stuck. you can see down there some of it has turned to ice, someone has actually written help in the snow there, perhaps a sign of how treacherous conditions are going to be this morning. it's notjust the snow itself but it's the ice down here on the pavement, it can be very slippy and also difficult conditions on the roads here. some

exact time, which is something that rand paul want to do, can we repeal it quickly and then really, really quickly come up with a replacement? that is the battle royale. for some real conservative members, remember the house freedom caucus is 40 members strong. they're not keen on getting rid of something that will actually make the deficit at least short term worse. so we're watching that drama play out. again grace lee turner says repeal and protect. committee for responsible budget maya maginnis says there is budget-friendly way to do this. that is the problem, maya, finding a budget-friendly way to do it. i guess the cleanest way is repeal it, replace it simultaneously. a lot easier said than done. they are not going to do that. what is the next likely opportunity? >> the reason the repeal and replace is so important in terms of the overall budget, the budget set forth republicans put forth in last years relied on savings from repealing obamacare. they relied on savings from $2 trillion what happens if you get rid of coverage provisions but keep savings created from medicare and revenues. now that this will move forward, they're talking about a r