she worked on radio one, alongside sieben —— simon dale and steve wright, and to more than 20 years sheer presenter for north—west tonight. her colleague dave guest looks back at her life. weather presenters must remain cool and calm whatever is thrown at them and dianne 0xberry was the coolest of them all. this chart might be the one you like... you can see that the warm air is moving out of the way... this is the comedian, peter kay, making an unexpected appearance during one of her forecasts on the bbc‘s north west tonight programme. god love dianne 0xberry. god love her. you've made it sunshine for everybody. i have. for once. she just had such a great rapport with the public and they loved her. everywhere you went, people would say, "is di coming?" "where's di?" dianne 0xberry began her broadcasting career with steve wright on radio 1 and she was a member of simon mayo's posse on the radio 1 breakfast show. there was a spark in the studio when she was there, you know, and i think everyone is very devastated by the fact she's gone. she switched to tv in the early ‘90s, presenting th

she worked on radio 1, alongside simon mayo and steve wright. guest looks back at her life. weather fronts will be starting... weather presenters must remain cool and calm whatever is thrown at them and dianne 0xberry was the coolest of them all. this chart might be the one you like... you can see that the warm air is moving out of the way... this is the comedian, peter kay, making an unexpected appearance during one of her forecasts on the bbc‘s north west tonight programme. god love dianne 0xberry. god love her. you've made it sunshine for everybody. i have. for once. she just had such a great rapport with the public and they loved her. everywhere you went, people would say, "is di coming?" "where's di?" dianne 0xberry began her broadcasting career with steve wright on radio 1 and she was a member of simon mayo's posse on the radio 1 breakfast show. there was a spark in the studio when she was there, you know, and i think everyone is very devastated by the fact she's gone. she switched to tv in the early ‘90s, presenting the saturday morning c

she worked on radio 1, alongside simon mayo and steve wright.eague dave guest looks back at her life. weather fronts will be starting... weather presenters must remain cool and calm, whatever‘s thrown at them and dianne oxberry was the coolest of them all. if you don't like weather charts, this chart might be the one you like. you can see that the warm air is moving out of the way... this is the comedian, peter kay, making an unexpected appearance during one of her forecasts on the bbc‘s north west tonight programme. god love dianne oxberry. god love her. you've made it sunshine for everybody. for once. she just had such a great raport with the public and they loved her. everywhere you went people would say, "is di coming?" "where's di?" dianne oxberry began her broadcasting career with steve wright on radio 1 and she was a member of simon mayo's posse on the radio 1 breakfast show. there was a spark in the studio when she was there, you know and i think everyone is very devastated by the fact she's gone. she switched to tv in the early 90s, pre

job she took up on completing a meteorology degree after beginning her career on radio, with djs steve wrightnight colleague roger johnson said they were heartbroken by dianne's death, and it was impossible to comprehend the programme without her. in recent years dianne was a strong campaigner for equal pay at the bbc, and woman's hour host jane garvey said dianne was "a formidable voice for women and a fantastically supportive colleague." dianne 0xberry, who's died at the age of 51. steffan lewis, a plaid cymru member of the welsh assembly, has died at the age of 34 after being diagnosed with bowel cancer. mr lewis was the youngest member elected in the 2016 assembly election. the plaid cymru leader adam price, said it had been clear mr lewis was someone who would have a big impact on welsh life when he first addressed a party conference aged just 14. the first minister of wales, mark drakeford, described him as "one of the most decent and able politicians of his generation". a saudi teenager whose efforts to avoid being sent back to her family gained worldwide attention has been granted asy

she worked on radio 1, alongside simon mayo and steve wright.er presenter for north west tonight. her colleague dave guest looks back at her life. weather fronts will be starting... weather presenters must remain cool and calm whatever is thrown at them and dianne oxberry was the coolest of them all. this might be the one you like... you can see that the warm air is moving out of the way... this is the comedian, peter kay, making an unexpected appearance during one of her forecasts on the bbc‘s north west tonight programme. god love dianne oxberry. god love her. you've made it sunshine for everybody. for once. she just had such a great raport with the public raport with the public and they loved her. everywhere you went people would say, "5 di coming?" "where's di?" dianne oxberry began her broadcasting career with wright on radio 1 and she was a member of simon mailloux's posse on the radio 1 breakfast show. there was a spark in the studio when she was there, you know and i think everyone is very devastated by the fact she's gone. she switched

she took up on completing a meteorology degree, after beginning her career on radio, with djs steve wrightey were heartbroken by dianne's death, and it was impossible to comprehend the programme without her. in recent years dianne was a strong campaigner for equal pay at the bbc, and woman's hour host jane garvey said dianne was a formidable voice for women and a fantastically supportive colleague. under dianne oxberry, who's died at the age of 51. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good evening. friday has been a largely dry day and our weather watchers have been out capturing some beautiful sunsets such as this one which was taken in selsey in west sussex. we still have some clear skies out there tonight, but for most places a fairly cloudy affairwith rain around. working in on a cold front for scotland and northern ireland then patchy rain sinking into central wales in the early hours of saturday morning. not particularly cold, frost—free start to the weekend and saturday will be windier than recently with a mix of sunshine and showers and early light rain c

dianne became well—known nationally on radio 1, working alongside simon mayo and steve wright.resenter for bbc north west tonight in 1994. stuart flinders has been looking back at her career here for the first time, dianne oxberry. yes, i will be here tonight and every night this week bringing you a detailed weather forecast with information supplied by the manchester weather centre. this was the moment north west tonight viewers first met dianne oxberry more than 20 years ago. thanks to her quick wit and sense of fun, they fell for her in a big way. she just had such a great rapport with the public and they loved her. everywhere you went. you know, we're just all enormously shocked here and she was a beloved colleague, we all loved her. this is how she will be best remembered by viewers, cool and professional and never flustered. you've got to love her, you've made it sunshine for everybody! a court in myanmar has rejected the appeal of two reuters journalists who were jailed for seven years on charges of breaking the official secrets act. wa lone and kyaw soe were convicted i

dianne became well—known nationally on radio 1, working alongside simon mayo and steve wright.as been looking back at her career. here for the first time is dianne oxberry. yes, i'm going to be here tonight and every night this week bringing you a detailed weather forecast with information supplied by the manchester weather centre. this was the moment north west tonight viewers first met dianne oxberry, more than 20 years ago. thanks to her quick wit and sense of fun, they fell for her in a big way. she just had such a great rapport with the public and they loved her, everywhere you went. we're alljust enormously shocked here and she was a beloved colleague. we all loved her. this is how she'll be best remembered by viewers — cool and professional and never flustered. god love her! you've made it sunshine for everybody! i have, mate, for once. the winner of the bbc music sound of 2019 is octavian, a 23—year old rapperfrom london who was previously homeless as a teenager. the award goes to performers who've never had a top ten hit, and aims to boost the profile of new music tale

dianne became well—known nationally on radio 1, working alongside simon mayo and steve wright.became the weather presenter for bbc north west tonight in 1994. the winner of the bbc music sound of 2019 is 0ctavian, a 23—year old rapperfrom london who was previously homeless as a teenager. the 23—year—old began to attract wide attention after high profile musicians began sharing his music on social media. the award goes to performers who've never had a top ten hit, and aims to boost the profile of new music talent. previous winners include adele and sam smith. and they have done rather well for themselves, haven't they? that is a summary themselves, haven't they? that is a summary of the news. coming up just before 10:15... three—times grand slam winner andy murray has broken down in tears in a news conference, saying the australian open next week might be the final tournament of his career because he can't continue to "play through the pain" after his hip surgery. we'll hearfrom former british women's number one annabel croft to get reaction. do get in touch with us throughout t

we're grateful to leaders on both sides of the aisle adam , schiff and steve chabot and also lawrence wright and karen attia and i'm pleased jennifer egan is here. i've known her since she was a little girl. i so proud of her. am i'm eager to welcome here to the capitol. so, it's 100 days since jamal khashoggi's murder. we mourn and pray. we mourn that loss and pray for his family and commit ourselves to action. we must honor our moral responsibility to safeguard the lives and liberties of journalists at home and abroad , and if we decide that commercial interests should override the statements we make and the actions we take, then we must admit we have lost all moral authority to talk about any atrocities anywhere, anytime. we must carry on jamal khashoggi's mission to defend the free press, our strongest bulwark against injustice, inequity and oppression. that the free press, of all of the freedoms of our country, the freedom of the press is the guardian of the gate of our democracy. whatever other violations the government or others may exert, if the press can talk about it , freedom exis

wright. we are watching all of it and steve is telling us it is going to be later.t is not an issue for the money commute. normal commute conditions which is to say it will be slow this is getting so you can see there is a lot of traffic to the area but once get past the ultima pass and looks all right. so traffic on 8184 getting out of livermore. 680 not looking bad pleasant him. you get castro valley continued to look good. oakland traffic is looking well and when you get to the bay bridge there's already a big backup. this is a 25 minute delay. a lot of people are here. let's bring stephen with the weather. >>> rain is moving south to north. it is starting first down towards monterey, salinas, santa clara valley and living in the santa cruz mountains. if you're getting rain, i did not see a measurable amount. it does not mean ing. that is a sign of things to come. eventually this moves north and east will and he will see rain. a couple of systems. the in low is starting to lift north. as it does, we still have high- pressure. the easterly breeze as today as long

wright and all that. if he is saying, come on lads, let's do for him, let's do it. there will be a minute's pause before kick—off tonight. stevethe match. many thanks for joining us. wolverhampton wanderers‘ record goal—scorer steve bull. the matches from 7:30 p:m.. commentary on five live. you can watch all the goals on the bbc sport website from the 31 ties we have had so far. up dates from the matchup, of course, on bbc news throughout the evening. and don‘t forget our late sports day at10:30 p:m.. from me at and don‘t forget our late sports day at 10:30 p:m.. from me at molineux and the team at the bbc sports centre as well, goodbye for now. you are watching bbc news. it‘s been confirmed that mps will vote on theresa may‘s brexit deal next tuesday. the vote was called off last month, but government sources insist it won‘t be delayed again. meanwhile more than 200 mps have signed a letter to the prime minister, urging her to rule out leaving the european union without a formal deal. let‘s talk now to the former universities minister sam gyimah, who quit his government post last november in opposition to mrs may‘s brexit pro

along with judge susan webber wright, paula jones flew in from arkansas for bill clinton's deposition. >> it was mob city. there must have been 600 people from the media. stevea's husband, just looked like he was a deer in the headlights, and paula didn't know what to do. so i finally got out, and i just start pushing people aside. move. move. move. move. >> looking overwhelmed as she pushed through a sea of reports and cameras, she was hustled into the building. >> as i started to go in, the man shut the door in my face, so here i am, outside with the press the whole day, which, when you look back at it, was kind of a stupid thing on their part. paula hasn't really cared, you know, what the rest of the country thinks. paula has to be worried about what 12 jurors in little rock, arkansas, are going to think. >> at the white house, president clinton and his lawyers loaded up into the presidential motorcade for the 1/4-mile drive. they knew the name monica lewinsky might come up but were confident that monica's affidavit denying the affair would be enough to squash the issue. as the presidential limo drove past the press and into an underground garage in the b

steve king. when you have representative keith ellison, who has a very strong black nationalist past and president barack obama who had 20 years with the reverend jeremiah wright, who was a black nationalist and allowed his children to be breached black nationalism, he also went to a church in washington, d.c. that had a black nationalist preacher. i don't understand this double standard. steve king was taken out of context and anybody that doesn't think this is about his views on illegal aliens is fulling themselves -- fooling themselves. this will happen to every senator looking out for american jobs and standing up for this wall in the rule of wall -- rule of law and not allowing illegal aliens to completely take over this country and destroy america. host: that is sue in maryland giving her thoughts on the decision by the house minority eater ship to remove committee assignments from steve king. off of twitter,, this is off of our twitter feed. he says steve king has a record of making such comments. the question is why western iowa keep selecting him. steve king's district is not really part of iowa, it is part of nebraska. those are the ways you can make

she worked on radio 1, alongside simon mayo and steve wright.e than 20 years, she was the weather presenter for north west tonight. her colleague dave guest looks back at her life. weather fronts will be starting... weather presenters must remain cool and calm whatever is thrown at them and dianne oxberry was the coolest of them all. this chart might be the one you like... you can see that the warm air is moving out of the way... this is the comedian, peter kay, making an unexpected appearance during one of her forecasts on the bbc‘s north west tonight programme. god love dianne oxberry. god love her. you've made it sunshine for everybody. i have. for once. she just had such a great rapport with the public and they loved her. everywhere you went, people would say, "is di coming?" "where's di?" dianne oxberry began her broadcasting career with steve wright on radio 1 and she was a member of simon mayo's posse on the radio 1 breakfast show. there was a spark in the studio when she was there, you know, and i think everyone is very devastated by the