it does not seem to be in the hands of surrey police anymore.i suspect they are pretty busy with salisbury and everything else linked to it. the web has spread out in salisbury, across the atlantic into paris now to the old bailey and into the stock market if the fte is to be believed.

it does not seem to be in the hands of surrey police anymore.is now mi—5 and they will not comment on what they are doing or not doing but i suspect they are pretty busy with salisbury and everything else linked to it. the web has spread out in salisbury, across the atlantic into paris now to the old bailey and into the stock market if the fte is to be believed. it is like the cold war era. everybody says that —— the ft it to be believed. hugely complicated story no doubt there'll be more strands to it. let's look at the mail. stephen paul copoc mother it is time to move on. ask stephen's mother. 25 years after he was murdered the mother says the case should be closed. as of the dust and i think it'll be interesting to see, but doreen lawrence is a woman that has seen a lot and gone through so much in the time since her son was murdered. and she has been a tireless campaigner ever since that time as well. we have not seen the rest of the text here, but she is suggesting it seems to be that if there are no more significant or major leaks to be lo

known as "remove debris," it's been developed at the university of surrey.in one experiment, it'll eject an object and then throw a net around it. in another test, it'll fire a harpoon at a target to see how such projectiles behave in space. once these demonstrations are finished, the remove debris satellite will ensure it doesn't add to the problem by deploying a giant sail. this will drag in the upper atmosphere and pull the satellite rapidly down to earth. the remove debris spacecraft will be stored at the international space station for a few weeks before beginning its experiments in late may. jonathan amos, bbc news. joining me now from darmstadt is holger krag, head of space debris at the european space agency. thank you for your time. first of all, can i talk about what has happened with the chinese debris that has crashed somewhere in the south pacific. how worried were you about that? we were not so worried, because these 8.5 tonnes of hardware, they just because these 8.5 tonnes of hardware, theyjust constitute 10% of what is re—entering anyway in

lieutenant walter surrey was on door. >> it was a quiet, very quiet night and then all hell broke loose>> the frantic man telling them a woman had fallen from the lookout above and her husband was waiting for help. the police called in michael chioffy. an experienced climber. >> he began to lower himself off the side of the clif where the woman's husband said she had fallen. ten feet down, he caught sight of a ledge. i observed a purse. i think two credit cards. >> on a ledge ten feet down? >> right. >> but it was what he didn't see that confused him. there was no sign that the woman's body had also hit that ledge or any part of the cliffs. nothing. no blood. no hair. no clothing. no fibers. no skin. >> by that point, officer walter arrived up at the lookout. since there was nothing the husband could do to help, surrey was told to get him out of the way and drove him back down to police headquarters. on the way, steven recounted the awful moment when his wife disappeared. >> we were walking and she said for me to go back to the car to get the blanket and she slipped. >> as surrey and th

monis remove debris, it has been developed at the university of surrey. such project does behave in space. once these demonstrations are finished, the remove debris satellite will ensure it doesn't add to the problem by deploying a giant sale. there is still dragging the upper atmosphere, which will pull the satellite rapidly down to earth. the remove debris satellite is going to be stored at the international space station for a few weeks before beginning its experiments in late may. a few of you have been coming up may. a few of you have been coming up with names for the remove debris craft, some of them slightly more creative. spacey mcspaceface is the effort of mark barlow. send in any other ideas you have, we will enjoy that this morning. tests are being carried out on syringes found at the commonwealth games‘ athletes‘ village to see if they contain banned substances. the used needles were found by a cleaner. 0rganisers in australia have refused to say who they believe brought them to the games, but they have called a meeting with one of the competi

it works really well, thejersey interiors are very good, the interiors largely from surrey, but it works get a sense of two worlds colliding. terrific, really good, exciting film, beast, well worth seeing. 0k, avengers: infinity war, i am told there are no fewer than 22 superheroes in this movie! a few too many? everything about the movie is vast, i should say that people have been saying don't give away plot spoilers, we won't. the setup is that thanos is gathering the infinity stones together to wipe out half the universe, a group of superheroes must get together to stop him, that is all you need to say about the plot. everything is huge, from the canvas to the amount of characters, to what is at stake, the entire future of the universe, to the running time of the movie itself, not a short film! and the amount of money it will doubtless take at the box office. here is the thing. if you are a fan of this particular cinematic universe, if you are invested in these characters and followed them through the series so far, you will really like this. things will surprise you, make you gasp, m

all those questions were really well in the interiors are up shot in surrey in the knits the two worldsd it is very good at a really exciting film. well with seeing. and now avengers: infinity war, i seeing. and now avengers: infinity war, lam seeing. and now avengers: infinity war, i am told there are no fewer than 22 superheroes in this movie. it's not like a few too many. it is vast. we will not do any spoilers, the set up is that there is a mission to gather the infinity stones together that will allow thonas thanos to wipe out the universe. it is not a short film, it isa universe. it is not a short film, it is a long film in the amount of money it is doubtless to take up the box office. i think if you are a fan of this particular cinematic universe and invested in these characters and follow them through the series of movies so far, you wrote really like this and there will be things that surprise you and things that make you gasp and cheer and the screening i was in all those reactions were evident. however if you are not particularly invested, andi you are not particularly invest

three hundred thousand people here and very very old tall and fifty thousand students and it was the surrey first day of the year when it was really really good weather so it was about twenty three twenty four degrees in the afternoon. many many people were in the city and so this place where this all happens is directly in the old town that's a. really really busy place. tell us a little bit more about this area peter if you will you know where this alleged attack took place. well you must it must be that there is a lot of. the little inner ring. around the old tone where it's just a few metres to the city center and a lot of old churches coffee's boss and many people are making that point because it's. too famous restaurant for all the truth and. it's really a lovely place and exactly that happens. can you tell us what you've heard about the incident and how you got that information. well the garden as i told them in the north and the suburbs let's say and. we heard a helicopter flying and police. marching horns and a lot of traffic coming up and then it was in the news with the internet

jordan is in his second year studying maths at the university of surrey.ssault, essentially, 15 students beat me up because of my skin, the colour of my skin. it was about 12—ish, 1am, i'm walking on campus, in my university, and i was passed by a group of about 15 people. as i passed them, they called me the n—word and they started laughing as a group. i turned around and confronted them, and they beat me up, essentially. i passed out about halfway through. security guards chased down four members of the group and they were arrested, althouthordan didn't know much about that at the time. the next thing i knew, i was in an ambulance, being rushed to hospital. because i had received quite severe blows, muscular injuries, some ligament injuries as well to my head, to my neck, to my spine, i was interviewed by police to give my statement. and then i went home and i cried for a solid two hours. doctors told jordan he could have died if the attack continued. my family were distraught. my mum called me crying, my dad called me crying. jordan couldn't walk for tw

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it was not about an intervention in the civil war in surrey. use of chemical weapons and the prevention of future humanitarian suffering. there are no easy solutions to the appalling humanitarian crisis and civil war in syria but assad's repeated use of chemical weapons, against his own people, in violation of international law, cannot go unanswered. can the prime minister tell us what assessment is of assad's chemical weapons capability after these strikes and what further and urgent humanitarian action she is planning to protect syrian civilians? cani civilians? can i say to the honourable lady, i thank her for her words and say that we are of course continuing to compete the assessment of the action but the assessment of the strikes that took place in the early hours of saturday morning are that those strikes were successful, that they will have degraded capability of the syrian regime. but we will continue to ensure that we are encouraging humanitarian access to those people in syria who require that access. again, there have been attempts

surrey they want to kind of bring their service to everybody on the planet from a commercial standpoint that's obviously a goal. whether it makes the world a better place is another question so facebook provides this. it provides this place that is almost ideal for finding like minded people whether that means finding people who live in a certain place who are interested in a certain thing or people who are in the thrall of a dangerous ideology. facebook has been criticized for the way it censors controversial posts. whenever someone flags opposed as offensive it gets sent to a human moderator who decides if it should be taken down. the company says it reviews a hundred million pieces of content every month. you can't have a common standard for one point eight billion people are diversity is actually our strength right part of what makes us a global community is the reality that what forms a global community are incredibly fundamental difference. in one infamous example facebook removed a post showing one of the most powerful images of the vietnam war the photograph of a naked girls. vi

equality in this country, saying it isn't white boysin this country, saying it isn't white boys in surrey ha m. stopped and searched in places like tottenham. absolutely. -- stop and search. it is brave of him. but he's right. 15 killings in the capital this year. many are young black teenagers. it's incredibly sad. 0ne of the things i thought was interesting was the look at this thing called drill music. it is where young band leaders are, in some cases, creating music videos, posting them online, and they almost threaten people. there is a lot of glamorisation of violence in the videos. 0ne glamorisation of violence in the videos. one of the things i think the government is thinking of is, can we crack down on posting these videos, and allowing people to use these videos online? the front page of the telegraph, amber rudd saying police have enough bobbies to tackle crime. police numbers is one of the keyissues crime. police numbers is one of the key issues in all of this. they have falle n key issues in all of this. they have fallen by about 20,000, full—time police officers, since 2000

known as "remove debris," it‘s been developed at the university of surrey.round it. in another test, it‘ll fire a harpoon at a target to see how such projectiles behave in space. once these demonstrations are finished, the remove debris satellite will ensure it doesn‘t add to the problem by deploying a giant sail. this will drag in the upper atmosphere and pull the satellite rapidly down to earth. the remove debris spacecraft will be stored at the international space station for a few weeks before beginning its experiments in late may. jonathan amos, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to brad tucker, an astrophysicist at the australian national university, who told me about this re—entry of that chinese space lab over the south pacific, and a current levels of space debris circling the earth. it was designed to land in the southern pacific 0cean, where all spacecraft go. we had this period ofjust over two yea rs of had this period ofjust over two years of unknowns because they lost control. it is important to be clear: 0ne control. it is important to be clear: one o

known as "remove debris," it's been developed at the university of surrey.approach and ensnare junk. in one experiment, it'll eject an object and then throw a net around it. in another test, it'll fire a harpoon at a target to see how such projectiles behave in space. once these demonstrations are finished, the remove debris satellite will ensure it doesn't add to the problem by deploying a giant sail. this will drag in the upper atmosphere and pull the satellite rapidly down to earth. the remove debris spacecraft will be stored at the international space station for a few weeks before beginning its experiments in late may. jonathan amos, bbc news. as the new financial year begins this week, nine million workers will see a change in the amount they automatically pay into their workplace pension. the minimum salary contribution for those on auto—enrollment schemes will rise from 1% to 3% — but there are fears that this increase may lead to more people opting out of paying anything at all. 0ur personal finance correspondent simon gompertz has been looking into

that was walton—on—thames in surrey. but we have seen more cloud and some rain in some areas. some storms last night. those have cleared away. this is the main cloud, pushing its wake eastwards and behind that we are drawing in this cooler and fresh air. in the warmth in the south—east and east anglia, there's the chance of one or two sharp showers, but they won't last long. 0vernight, most of the showers will be across the northern half of the uk. they become fewer overnight and we have clear skies. westerly breeze, and much cooler and fresher night. five to 7 degrees and it should be a comfortable night for sleeping. no thunderstorms this time. as we head into the week ahead, we are back to normal, ready for this time of year and that means temperatures around the mid—teens and there will be some sunshine and it means having some showers around as well. there could well be a little bit of rain coming in on monday. we are looking into the atlantic and this is where our weather is going to be coming from over the week ahead and that weather front is pushing in towards the uk.

known as "remove debris," it's been developed at the university of surrey.nsnare junk. in one experiment, it'll eject an object and then throw a net around it. in another test, it'll fire a harpoon at a target to see how such projectiles behave in space. once these demonstrations are finished, the remove debris satellite will ensure it doesn't add to the problem by deploying a giant sail. this will drag in the upper atmosphere and pull the satellite rapidly down to earth. the remove debris spacecraft will be stored at the international space station for a few weeks before beginning its experiments in late may. jonathan amos, bbc news. earlier, i spoke to brad tucker, an astrophysicist at australian national university, who told me about the re—entry of the abandoned space lab over the south pacific, and the debris circling the earth. it was designed to land in the pacific ocean, which is where all spacecraft go. we have had this period of just over two spacecraft go. we have had this period ofjust over two years of unknowns because they lost control. it is i

the jersey exteriors are very good, the interiors are shot largely in surrey, but admits those two worldseally exciting film. beast, well worth seeing. avengers: infinity war. iam told there are no fewer than 22 superheroes in this movie. it sounds like a few too many custom everything about the movie is vast. people have said that give away any plot spoilers, we went. the setup is that thanos is trying to gather the infinity sons together to wipe out the universe. a group of superheroes need to get together to stop him. everything is huge, from the canvas to the amount of characters to what is at stake, the entire future of the universe, to the running time of the universe, to the running time of the movie itself. that is not a short film, it is a long film, and the mad of money it will doubtless ta ke the mad of money it will doubtless take at the box office. here's the thing, i think if you are a fan of this particular cinematic universe, if you are invested in these characters and have followed them through the series of movie so far, you will really like this. there will be things th

known as "remove debris," it's been developed at the university of surrey.eriment, it'll eject an object and then throw a net around it. in another test, it'll fire a harpoon at a target to see how such projectiles behave in space. once these demonstrations are finished, the remove debris satellite will ensure it doesn't add to the problem by deploying a giant sail. this will drag in the upper atmosphere and pull the satellite rapidly down to earth. the remove debris spacecraft will be stored at the international space station for a few weeks before beginning its experiments in late may. jonathan amos, bbc news. let's assess all of this now. joining me now from canberra, australia is brad tucker, astrophysicist at australian national university good morning. good morning, how's it going? it's a beautiful day here. let's talk about this chinese satellite, the fact that has come down to earth, what's your assessment of what went on? down to earth, what's your assessment of what went 0mm down to earth, what's your assessment of what went on? it was a lwa ys ass

tourist destinations in the world more than two million visitors a year but fewer than fifty at the surrey able to work in the hotels and bars construction in the island has grown exponentially over the last twenty years revenues from businesses here make up around twenty percent of the total tourism industry in the country but the president says the situation is no longer sustainable and has ordered the closure of the island for six months. the government says around half the businesses on brac i violated environmental rules to thirty believes the island is already uninhabitable. you're going. but many people in broccoli say that's an overreaction and cruel specially to the more than thirty five thousand filipinos dependent on the island for their livelihoods i'm glad that the president is paying attention. but i just don't understand why the law abiding will be punished as well. the government's been accused of not being clear about its plans for border. state officials say there will be an emergency fund to help businesses and workers during the six months the island's close. i. hope th

known as "remove debris," it's been developed at the university of surrey.are junk. in one experiment, it'll eject an object and then throw a net around it. in another test, it'll fire a harpoon at a target to see how such projectiles behave in space. once these demonstrations are finished, the remove debris satellite will ensure it doesn't add to the problem by deploying a giant sail. this will drag in the upper atmosphere and pull the satellite rapidly down to earth. the remove debris spacecraft will be stored at the international space station for a few weeks before beginning its experiments in late may. jonathan amos, bbc news. now time for the weather here on earth. most of us will agree the weather's not been great in the last few days. right now it is still snowing across the north of the uk. certainly the southern uplands of scotland, the highlands further snow to come tonight. and more rain in the north of england and in northern ireland. and further south we have the mild air. so no snow for you here. these are the troublesome area tonight, if you'

. >>> night vision video shows the military attack in surrey tonight.e strikes in retaliation for what he called the to put -- deliberate gassing of syrian civilians by the russian government. >>> the purpose of our actions is to establish a strong deterrent against the spread and use of chemical weapons. announced us districts are underway in syria. >> a short time ago, i ordered the united states -- >> that white house announcement follows an

it works really well, thejersey interiors are very good, the interiors largely from surrey, but it worksrs: infinity war, i am told there are no fewer than 22 superheroes in this movie! a few too many? everything about the movie is vast, i should say that people have been saying don't give away plot spoilers, we won't. the setup is that thanos is gathering the infinity stones together to wipe out half the universe, a group of superheroes must get together to stop him, that is all you need to say about the plot. everything is huge, from the canvas to the amount of characters, to what is at stake, the entire future of the universe, to the running time of the movie itself, not a short film! and the amount of money it will doubtless take at the box office. here is the thing. if you are a fan of this particular cinematic universe, if you are invested in these characters and followed them through the series so far, you will really like this. things will surprise you, make you gasp, make you cheer. in the screening i was in, there were all those reactions. however, if you are not particularly i

it works really well, thejersey interiors are very good, the interiors largely from surrey, but it worksat people have been saying don‘t give away plot spoilers, we won‘t. the setup is that thanos is gathering the infinity stones together to wipe out half the universe, a group of superheroes must get together to stop him, that is all you need to say about the plot. everything is huge, from the canvas to the amount of characters, to what is at stake, the entire future of the universe, to the running time of the movie itself, not a short film! and the amount of money it will doubtless take at the box office. here is the thing. if you are a fan of this particular cinematic universe, if you are invested in these characters and followed them through the series so far, you will really like this. things will surprise you, make you gasp, make you cheer. in the screening i was in, there were all those reactions. however, if you are not particularly invested — and hands up, i have seen all the films but they are not great personally resonant — you may end up thinking this is long, episodic. it doe

too warm for running a marathon that a lovely day along the thames, this was walton—on—thames in surreyhis is bringing the rain. we had some storms last night which have cleared away. this is the main cloud pushing eastward and behind this we are drawing in colour and fresh air. in the warmth in the south—east and east anglia some sharp showers may be but they won't last long, showers in the northern half of the uk will become fewer overnight. we have clear skies and a westerly breeze and a much cooler fresher night. between five and 7 degrees committee to be a co mforta ble degrees committee to be a comfortable night for sleeping with no thunderstorms this time. into the week ahead we are back to normal for this time of year, that means temperatures in the mid teens, that means they will be sunshine and showers around as well. there could be rain on monday, looking into the atla ntic be rain on monday, looking into the atlantic this is where the weather will be coming from this weekend, this weather front is pushing in towards the uk. it will tend to increase the cloud of the most area

tourist destinations in the world more than two million visitors a year but fewer than fifty at the surrey able to work in the hotels and bars construction in the island has grown exponentially over the last twenty years revenues from businesses here make up around twenty percent of the total tourism industry in the country but the president to be good to talk to says the situation in border is no longer sustainable and has ordered the closure of the island for six months. the government says around half the businesses from brac i violated environmental rules to thirty believes the island is already uninhabitable. you're going to work there it's smelly but many people in. that's an overreaction and cruel specially to the more than thirty five thousand filipinos dependent on the island for their livelihoods i'm glad that the president is paying attention for the soul. but i just don't understand why the law abiding citizens will be punished as well. the government's been accused of not being clear about its plans for border. state officials say there will be an emergency fund to help busine

this was developed in surrey in the south of england.is spacek ‘s. it will lift off from cape canaveral in the next few minutes. this is the leader of the project. we are the leaders of a consortium of about ten organisations throughout europe that have put together this mission. we are going together this mission. we are going to test some of the technologies. in our opinion this is the secret to move forward. if we managed to remove some of the debris, as long as the cost is not too exorbitant, we hope this will go forward and somebody will do it commercially. the idea is that we have to try to ca ptu re the idea is that we have to try to capture some of this debris. the relative speed is relatively low. then you capture it. there is a variety of objects from large satellites that are no longer working, and these are pretty large. on the other side of the spectrum there are really small things like nuts and bolts, even flecks of paint. but because they fly so fast, if they hit a new satellite, they can produce significant damage. the i

johnson got it done and signed the medicare bill on the stage at the truman presidential library in the surrey with my grandparents -- in missouri with my grandparents and gave them a card number one and card number two. so they were close. there was only one small glitch, lady bird johnson called my in 1966 or 1967 and said, we would like to rehang your official portrait but we can't find it. my grandmother said, that is because it is on my wall. [laughter] mrs. johnson said, you can't do that, that belongs to the american people. my grandmother said, like hell it does. it is a picture of me, it is on my wall. [laughter] artistiel: so the painted two copies. one is in the truman library, the other is in the white house collection. the original is it still on my grandmother's wall. [laughter] mr. daniel: there is the restored grand stair. i will leave you with one more white house story, a more recent story. last christmass party in the white house, they invited me to light the menorah with a grandson of the first president of israel. he and i went to practice this. we were doing this at the f

we should do more, surrey with tight help them by dropping bombs on them. amazingly it hasn't worked. there are many places you can find about the what we should be doing more than we do and we should be doing constructive things, not dropping bombs. on the pacifist but i just think if you're going to be objective you look at syria, libya. dropping bombs does not work. it's not a solution to political problems so we should help the other members of the human family. >> what are we doing, doing with what's actually going on? >> i have a chapter on why democracy usually defeats dictatorship and i go into some of the species in that chapter. >> just under reasons to believe speedy please introduce yourself. >> george. under reasons to believe things are bad, i just wonder if you had a chance to look at something that i i can't member what i thought that said misery doesn't have revolution but rising expectations does. i don't know if you've had a chance to look at that or if it's useful at all. >> there are a number of social scientists who work in the field a

surrey lank ca. that's much more of an issue in china right now. issue for global trade and what people are watching is what's going on in the e.u. tomorrow they have to decide, the administration has to decide whether to extend these exemptions for the e.u. the e.u. has already lobbied the world trade organization on april 16th, and the bush administration got the largest sanction in wto history, $2 billion back in 2002, for almost the exact same thing. so this is a bigger deal, to me, what's going on with the e.u. tomorrow as far as global trade. neil: you know, i don't want to just throw sudden developments on either of them right now, but benjamin netanyahu will be addressing the israeli people presumely to talk about in -- presume -- presumably to talk about how iran has been cheating on that nuclear agreement. it will frustrate those who want to keep the deal and see ways to improve it. but, shelby, seeing as iran plays such a close role or has been alleged to with the north koreans, it's another wildward for the markets, isn't it -- wildcard

jill fraser is in surrey and she thinks mps should get a vote on such an important topic and sandersmps are there for a purpose but regarding things like this where children are suffering so much, and russia and president assad seemed to be doing what they want and no one is stopping them, i think that theresa may has to support america as they have supported us with this russian spy have supported us with this russian spy thing where he came into our country and poisoned spy. let me bring in gill. . gill, talk to sandra and say we do think there should be a vote in parliament involving mps. theresa may is in a minority government, almost. she had to have the help of the irish party to have the help of the irish party to still be prime minister. i don't think she should take it upon her own head tojust think she should take it upon her own head to just say we are going to war. it's very easy to go to war. it's different to come out of it. what happened with tony blair. he got us into the iraq war. that was because of weapons of mass destruction and all that sort of thing which turned

and in surrey, lots of blue skies across the united kingdom.onshore around the coastal areas so little bit fresher. elsewhere, we're looking at the sunshine, temperatures up to 20 degrees in the south—east of england and with the continuing into most areas, cloud around the irish sea coast. temperatures in scotland and northern ireland, 17, 19 degrees but 24, 27 perhaps up to 28 degrees northern ireland, 17, 19 degrees but 24,27 perhaps up to 28 degrees in the south east of england. tonight, there will be patchy mist and fog developing, particularly around these irish sea coasts into friday morning. more in the way of cloud and spots of rain into the western isles on temperatures overnight down to seven, 12 or 13 degrees. how about friday, will the sunshine continue? the answer is yes, for most of us. mist and fog clears away quickly and lots of sunshine into the afternoon across england and wales. sunny spells. one, northern ireland and wales but the win comes from a different direction on friday. cooler for scotland and northern ireland and t

back there has often been a bruise that hasn't been properly assessed and acted upon and obviously surrey and bad should be done by a paediatric consultant, paediatrician, with at least 15 years of training. is that always happening, andy? an expert medical professional is brought in for that assessment? the issue for me is the way the policy down the line works, that come from this guidance, the local safeguarding children all the seas, they say in a small number of local authorities every single child has a bruise should be formally investigated for child abuse, this goes beyond even suspicion, it goes straight to saying there is concern about significant harm, that's a huge thing for people. most of those policies say there should be a referral to a senior paediatrician and whilst that may or may not be a good thing it's done by saying there should be suspicion, we heard the comment earlier, it's moving into a way of looking at these things that isn't helpful and leaves people harmed. do you think there is a better way of doing it so that pa rents better way of doing it so that parents

if we look at the regional detail, you can see these bands of surrey rain moving up into the midlandsf the england to the middle of the day. that will be the story through friday. if you are caught underneath that cloud of rain, it will feel pretty disappointing, indeed. further north, part across the extreme north of england, scotland and northern ireland, sunnis doesn't cousin scattered showers, and ties of nine to 13 degrees. what is in store for the weekend? well, it's at least quite a story. we will lose that training is at his early on saturday morning. and then, the wins main light. a cool source at any time of year. that is going to make it feel a little bit disappointing for the start of the weekend. we will have sunnis spelt and scattered showers, mostly through scotland and northern ireland —— sunny spells. 0n sunday, the winds will soon ran to more of a north—easterly direction. that will drive more cloud. so, for east yorkshire coast down into east anglia, it will be caught and grey. the best of the brightness further north and west. it really does look as though our week

talk about the evolution of liberal politics in 1968 as part of c-span's 1968 america in turmoil surrey you can watch this tonight at eight eastern on c-span. at 9:30 p.m. and and unity with deputy white house press secretary raj shah who talks about his family come recalls going up in connecticut and his early beginnings of politics. also the relationship between the media and the white house and what it's like working for president trump. watched this entire interview tonight beginning at 9:30 p.m. eastern on c-span. this week the ninth circuit u.s. court of appeals heard oral argument in city and county of san francisco versus trump. it's a case concerning the president's executive order to deny federal funding to so-called sanctuary cities. you can watch that tonight at eight eastern on c-span two. >> this weekend on c-span live saturday at 5:30 p.m. eastern road to the white house 2020 at the new hampshire democratic party dinner with former missouri secretary of state jason kantor and sunday at 6:30 p.m. eastern our road to the white house 2020 coverage continue with montana democ

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