his co—star simon king said he would miss the bond and friendship they shared over half a lifetime.g urged to take an active role in the debate on assisted dying with a jersey on the isle of man are now considering legalising on the issue. ——jersey. opponents fear older people could be at risk of being pressurised by others if it is legalised. nearly 4000 people seen sleeping rough on a single night has increased 20% over a single year with the largest rise in england where it rose by 32%. ministers committed to ending rough

now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. hello again.w days. there are still numerous flood warnings in force across england and wales after all that rainfall we have had rushing down into the rivers. this morning, though, has been quite serene and beautiful in wigan with the few bright spells. this is the satellite image through this morning. you can see the swirl of cloud here, an area of low pressure that will throw in some showers today but you can notice there are some breaks in the cloud to give us some sunshine as well. generally speaking it is mild as well but in the far north of scotland we still have some pretty cold air, so this morning there has been a bit of snow but that is generally going to clear away and for many parts of scotland is going to be fairly cloudy, some showers moving in, some cloud developing with some rain affecting central and south—eastern areas, heavy showers into the south—west, maximum temperature is 9—12 c, but maybe 3-5 c in temperature is 9—12 c, but maybe 3—5 c in the far north of scotland. tonight

now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king.rky start to the day and we had quite a bit of fog first thing this morning across parts of north wales, the midlands, northern england and central scotland. much of that mist and fog has tended to clear away but this was the scene in edinburgh first thing this morning, tricky driving conditions if you're on the roads. it has also been pretty wet, that rain across eastern england is clearing away. it will stay wet in the far northeast of scotland throughout this afternoon, elsewhere showers will push in. they could be on the heavy side, especially in the south—east of england but also some sunny spells this afternoon with maximum temperatures of six degrees in aberdeen, about 11 celsius in london. through tonight, we continue with some showers especially around western areas, those could turn wintry over higher ground. clear skies elsewhere and that means it could be quite chilly to start off on monday morning, certainly in the countryside in more rural areas we will see some frost. in

his co—star simon king said he would miss the bond and friendship they shared over half a lifetime.he government is being urged to take an active role in the debate on assisted dying with a jersey on the isle of man are now considering legalising on the issue. ——jersey. opponents fear older people could be at risk of being pressurised by others if it is legalised. nearly 4000 people seen sleeping rough on a single night has increased 20% over a single year with the largest rise in england where it rose by 32%. ministers committed to ending rough sleeping by the end of this year. an inquiry into how a serving metropolitan police officer was able to abduct and kill sarah everard has concluded he remained on the force because of failures in recruitment and vetting. the inquiry said red flags were missed at the three different police forces where wayne couzens served over several years. he was off duty when he kidnapped the 33—year—old in march 2021. he is now serving a whole life sentence for rape and murder. her killing by a serving police officer prompted a widespread outpouring of a

the daily star has a sombre quote from his co—star simon king who says, his best friend is on a journeyizzini. hello, there. well, february was mild on the whole, and it was also very wet for many of us, particularly across parts of east anglia, where some spots saw as much as three times the average february rainfall. now, as we head into march and the start of the meteorological spring, well, it's all about to turn colder. there'll be some frosty nights and the possibility of some of that rain, the showers turn into snow over the higher ground. now, mostly any snow will be over 200 metres elevation. so that does include the high ground of northern ireland, the welsh mountains, the pennines and the cumbrian fells. and some of that rain and snow will be pushing towards the southern uplands as we head towards the end of the day where the snow levels could start to drop a little bit. but there will be a lot of heavy rain as we head through the morning across england, wales and northern ireland. it's all clearing its way northwards and eastwards showers, brighter spells following on behind

simon jones, bbc news. now, just before we go let me show you these pictures... showing king in sandringham. the king has been receiving cancer treatment in london and is now recovering at his sandringham estate. he postponed all public duties for the duration of his cancer treatment. the bafta film awards have been taking place in london — and, as expected, it's been an explosive night for the historical bio—pic �*0ppenheimer�*. it pretty much swept the board, picking up seven awards — including best film. cillian murphy was named best actor and robert downeer was best supporting actor. the mastermind behind it, christopher nolan, won the bafta for best director — the first time he's won. but it wasn't the only film that enjoyed success this evening. the surreal comedy �*poor things' won five baftas — including best actress for emma stone. �*the zone of interest�* was named outstanding british film. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there, good evening. some very mild air across the uk at the moment. and some sunshine today. it felt rather springlike in the best of the su

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simon jack, bbc news. prince william has unexpectedly pulled out of a memorial service for his late godfather, king constantinece. he had been due to give a reading at the service, at windsor castle. kensington palace said his absence was because of what it called a "personal matter" but didn't elaborate. here's our royal correspondent, daniela relph. leading the royal family walk to st george's chapel, the duke of york no longer a working royal, and his former wife sarah at the duchess of york. this is the royal family whose numbers are down. queen camilla was officially leading the family at the thanksgiving service for the life of king constantine for that the prince of wales was due to deliver an address, the king was his godfather. but he unexpectedly pulled out around an hour before it was due to start because of an undisclosed personal matter. when i saw the family together on christmas day at sandringham. although his team have not disclosed why he could not attend the service in windsor they have reiterated that the princess of wales continues to be doing well. after the illness of his wife prince wil

government, while in many other countries , the king is usually responsible for this task, well, we got to know a little about the political structure of sweden. simon mohammad. do you think this model of election monitoring is not in conflict with civil liberties in elections? well, i believe that elections should be monitored because even though sweden says and introduces itself as a democracy, it does everything carefully and he does the right thing, but he is an election observer. from denmark, yademeh criticized the swedish elections in 2018 and described it as one of the worst elections he had ever seen , to the extent that these various manipulations made the main ruling parties have an advantage over other parties such as the swedish democrats. the danish observer compared it and compared it to some elections that are qualified? it is necessary that they have the support of a certain number of people to be nominated . i mean, if we look at the nomination conditions, there is no requirement for educational qualifications no, we do not have to study in sweden because sweden has the lowest educational requirements for the parliament in europe.

versus, as simone noted coming out of the last segment, not that immunity that we see another prosecutions. >> his argument is, essentially, he is above the law. he is not a president, he is a kingin this case he is able to defy a criminal law with impunity. we saw this week the actions of what happens when putin is able to kill a political opponent. we do not want this in the country. if donald trump is allowed to be successful here and show that he has immunity from criminal law, that is where we are headed. that is what the hypotheticals and the oral arguments showed. this is really about if he is successful, which, again, i do not expect he would be. it is a frivolous argument. as jack smith claimed in his brief. it is a radical claim to say you are above criminal law. it would mean the collapse of separation of powers. you couldn't have congress legislate for the president. you couldn't have judiciary review anything related to the president. you could not have prosecutors prosecute the president. it would be a complete collapse of our system. it would undermine our democracy as we know it. >> you know, kristie, and anthony, i'm looking at a piece on msnbc.com, actually. wr

jordan's king abdullah calling for the protection of civilians in rough up violence we occupied. westbank is by the settlers. open fire on palestinians as that cause. a light on the thrust of simon ensued on what 8 to.

jordan's king abdullah calling for the protection of civilians in rough up violence we occupied. westbank is by the settlers. open fire on palestinians as that cause a light on the thrust of simon ensued on what 18000000 people are getting hungry because of months of fighting the welcome to the news. uh, we'd be getting southern guns, a web residents, a bracing themselves for another night, a violent attacks as concerns good. it planned is really ground invasion of rafa. mold and $1400000.00 palestinians are crammed in what was meant to be the last corner of safety in the strip. 600000 of them children moneys. now, wilson, despite mounting pressure as well, has bound to carry out a full fledged offensive in russia or within the past of us president joe biden reiterated his call to israel not to proceed with the campaign without the plan to evacuate civilians of the major military operation robert roberts should not proceed without a credible plan, a credible plan for ensuring the safety and supports more than 1000000 people shoulder and many people there have been displaced, displaced multiple times, playing the violence to the north. and now they're packed and rough, exposed a

simon evans still here with paul cox and chris whitten. >> so moving on from the royal news. we have the telegraph first paul. and while the kingall our thoughts, the new is in all our thoughts, the new king makers in the uk have second thoughts about sir keir starmer. well indeed, muslim support for labour falls by almost a third. the telegraph say so. anger over sir keir starmer stance on gaza sees betting collapse as polls show, adding to pressure on leader to call for a ceasefire. now i did a little bit of research here and after the 2021 census, it was deemed that there were 6.5% of the uk was muslim, which equates to 3.9, let's say 4 million. um, let's say half of those are of voting age. the 2 million are of voting age. 60% of them would vote for labour. so that gives 1.2 million people. still muslims still voting for labour, and only 800,000 not voting for labour. and i would say 800,000 is not enough to a concern. starmer and b certainly make him change his stance on such a principled thing. if he was to do that , he thing. if he was to do that, he would certainly let's say for a minute, let's say for a minute he his s

simon. thank you very much indeed. manju. i'd love to see your air miles . miles. >> we're about there. worth about some right? >> should we talk royals? >> should we talk royals? >> kingt sort of issue . issue. >> the white house has said prince harry's memoir, in which he talked about drug taking, is not proof he took drugs and basically it could have been embellished to sell books. well royal correspondent and writer michael cole joins us now. >> uh, michael king charles, i mean, really lovely video that we've seen looking at looking at all those messages and, and many people will also get a reply . people will also get a reply. it's something very different, isn't it, to what his late mother would have done . mother would have done. >> yeah. good morning. good morning stephen. yeah. absolutely right. £7,000 messages and they will all get a reply. they put an address on it. um, that is something which i think , as you say, is very, i think, as you say, is very, very different. i think buckingham palace has certainly upped its act here. i think it can be graduating the new people who are handling the public relations for his majesty , uh, relations for his majesty, u