unmiss, the un, is urging both sides to control their forces. can you control your forces?ou go back to the incidences of thejuba crisis onjuly 8th, you would find that the way the splm—in—opposition conducted themselves, you would find civilians telling you that we have actually got directives and protections, and we have shown what to do and where to go, and so on, whereas after we'd withdrawn, the catastrophe that happened in juba after that, well, everybody knows about it, the killings... you are talking about the active combat that broke out injuly last year in the south sudanese capital, juba, between salva kiir and riek machar‘s forces. but i have to say to you that you did not emerge without criticism from that situation. human rights watch again said, "regardless of the intentions of machar‘s forces, of going into civilian sites, the impact of the manoeuvre was to endanger the thousands of civilians who were sheltering in these un protection sites, and that would constitute a war crime of using human shields." and they also said, "any dinka civilians who remained i

it thinking, you will look through the tv listings and think, hell or high water is on tonight, unmissableassic film territory already, jeff bridges has been nominated for a golden globes for his best supporting actor and he does the most fantastic thing towards the end of the movie. there is a death scene and just in a couple of seconds you see everything that jeff bridges can offer as an actor, the way that he absorbs the shock, it is a magical moment, such a terrific film. thank you very much the joining us. that is it for this week, thank you so much for watching, goodbye. hello there. once again, murky conditions overnight and quite foggy for some into the start of sunday. that mightjust cause a few issues on the road, mainly on the hills but even to lower levels we could see some of that fog. generally grey, misty, murky and damp to sunday. brighter skies to the north—east of england, the east of scotland initially. a touch of frost may be here as well and through the day the cloud will feel a little bit so a lighter shade of grey for most into the afternoon and east wales could see

it thinking, you will look through the tv listings and think, hell or high water is on tonight, unmissableterritory already, jeff bridges has been nominated for a golden globes for his best supporting actor and he does the most fantastic thing towards the end of the movie. there is a death scene and just of the movie. there is a death scene andjust ina of the movie. there is a death scene and just in a couple of seconds you see everything that jeff and just in a couple of seconds you see everything thatjeff bridges can offer as an actor, the way that he absorbs the shock, it is a magical moment, such a terrific film. thank you very much the joining us. that is it for this week, thank you so much for watching, goodbye. good evening, a bit of a change in weather at the moment, cold and clear over recent days, for some of us, during the course of the day, the cloud has been building, rather grey skies captured by one of the weather watchers in bath. and looking largely dry, and milder than they have been, milder because we have had a warm front moving gradually, south—east across the country,

it thinking, you will look through the tv listings and think, hell or high water is on tonight, unmissablehat classic film territory already, jeff bridges has been nominated for a golden globes for his best supporting actor and he does the most fantastic thing towards the end of the movie. there is a death scene and just in a couple of seconds you see everything that jeff bridges can offer as an actor, the way that he absorbs the shock, it is a magical moment, such a terrific film. thank you very much the joining us. that is it for this week, thank you so much for watching, goodbye. we are all going to see some rain over the next 2a hours. as you may have heard it will turn a good deal colder later this week. the wind picking up. you will notice the cold, especially from midweek onwards, there will be snow. a bus. nothing unusualfor onwards, there will be snow. a bus. nothing unusual for the time of year. not as severe as we seen in other parts of europe. a cold front is moving across the north—west of the uk. a wet and windy start to —— today in northern ireland. turning wintry over the h

it thinking, you will look through the tv listings and think, hell or high water is on tonight, unmissableritory already, and jeff bridges has been nominated for a golden globes for his best supporting actor and he does the most fantastic thing towards the end of the movie. there is a death scene, and just in a couple of seconds you see everything thatjeff bridges can offer as an actor, the way that he absorbs the shock — it is a really magical moment, such a terrific film. antonia, thank you very much thejoining us. that is it for this week, thank you so much for watching, goodbye. good evening. we have seen bright weather but things are turning cloudier. cold weather moving away towards the east and mild weather coming in from the atlantic so that will be staying put through the weekend. things are looking generally mild and frost free. still cloudy over the next couple of days and there will be some patchy drizzle around but equally some wintry sunshine especially towards the north. this is how saturday is looking. lots of dry weather, a patchy and light drizzle across parts of southern

and then an unmissable queen with her family.pearance for princess charlotte. and a scene—stealing turn from prince george. the british summer, though, can never be relied upon. the following day, torrential rain for the patrons lunch. an early peek out of a palace window hadn't looked too promising. thousands came to the mall for this street party, representing the organisations of which the queen is patron. they paid £150 each for the privilege of picnicking in the rain. well, i think this is typically english, isn't it? it's important to have a queue and some rain and a picnic hamper, and a palace. and everybody‘s veryjolly, everybody is looking forward to it so much. we're out for the day, and we hope we can have a good day. rain and all. the atmosphere with everybody, it's been lovely so far. it's raining hard, but nobody minds. we're all here to sort of try and enjoy it together. but when the royal family emerged from buckingham palace, it had cleared up. this perhaps the most comprehensive royal walkabout ever seen. almost

unmissable. some places as low as —6c already across pulse of sutherland.n disappointingly grey and working all day. but wherever you have been it has been chilly. the skies cleared across parts of south—east england. some freezing fog across central belt of scotland and also some showers pushing in across parts of south west england and wales. quite the mixture out there. watch out for some eyes as well. these numbers not entirely retentive, some places seeing values a lot lower than this. certainly a lot slower than values down under by tomorrow morning. for the early hours of time and he will be taking to the courts and hopefully will win. it will be hot and steamy day, light winds and nearly 30 degrees. dan light winds and nearly 30 degrees. da n eva ns light winds and nearly 30 degrees. dan evans will be played later in the day as well. back home that hard frost in central and eastern areas, with the risk of some eyes. rain and perhaps some snow coming out of those showers across parts of wales and drifting into parts of northern england. through the i

conference, this was unwieldy, confused and exhausting, but as a piece of television, it was, frankly, unmissable just ten days will be sworn in as the leader of the free world began by dismissing the lurid allegations of sexual behaviour in a russian hotel room and commended those who chose not to report them. i want to thank a lot of the news organisations here today. trump pulled back to questions of his relations with russia. if putin likes donald trump — guess what, folks — that's called an asset, not a liability. trump then explains why those extraordinary claims against him can't be true. he's cleverer than that. i was in russia years ago with the miss universe contest, which did very well. moscow, the moscow area. did very, very well. and i told many people, be careful, because you don't want to see yourself on television. cameras all over the place. and then the grand finale. trump lashes out at both the us intelligence agencies, and picks a highly personalfight with the news organisations who did choose to print what he calls lies. since you are attacking us, can you give us a question?

their own hats and it exploded in an organic way, atop the heads of all the marchers, in if an unmissable, the whole point of these pointy eared pink caps you saw everyone wearing is because the president of the united states was caught on tape talking about how he felt entitled to grab women by the -- and it's all yours. >> that's not what it was. 42% of women turned out and voted for trump. don't purport to support all women. >> 42% of all women. all women. >> black and latino women were not voting for donald trump. the march -- let's be clear on that point. it was white women that elected donald trump. the second thing is, this march sent a message not just to donald trump, it was a message to democrats, it was letting them know, that all of those people out there in the streets are ready for change. this should empower and embolden democrats to go out there and speak truth to power on women's issues. >> alison long on the other side. administrative fees,ccess fee, there are even taxes on top of them. decent people shouldn't have to live like this did i get it? t-mobile ends surprise f

atop the heads of all, unmissable way. but the whole point of these adorable pointed ear pink caps you saw everyone wearing is because the president of the united states was caught on tape talking about how he felt entitled to grab women by the -- >> that's not what it was. 42% of women turned out and voted for trump. don't purport -- when in fact, you do not. 42% of all women. >> and black women. >> one at a time. >> let's be very clear here. the march, let's be clear here on that point. it was white women that elected donald trump. black women did not do that. this march sent a message to donald trump, i don't think, it was also a message to democrats. it was letting them know, look, all of those people out there in the streets, they are ready for change. so, this should empower and em bold endemocrats to go out there and speak truth to power on progressive rights. >> alice on the other side, i have to take a break. we'll be right back. when it comes to healthcare, seconds can mean the difference between life and death.

it thinking, you will look through the tv listings and think, hell or high water is on tonight, unmissableminated for a golden globes for his best supporting actor and he does the most fantastic thing towards the end of the movie. there is a death scene and just in a couple of seconds you see everything that jeff bridges can offer as an actor, the way that he absorbs the shock, it is a magical moment, such a terrific film. thank you very much the joining us. that is it for this week, thank you so much for watching, goodbye. hello, this is breakfast, withjon kay and rachel burden. coming up before 7:00am, helen will have the weather for you. but first, at 6:30am, a summary of this morning's main news: the british red cross is warning of a humanitarian crisis in nhs hospitals in england, and is demanding the government allocates more money to improve social care. dozens of a&e departments were forced to divert ambulances to other hospitals last week, while one patient died after spending 35 hours on a trolley. the royal college of emergency medicine says the system is on its knees, but the d

it thinking, you will look through the tv listings and think, hell or high water is on tonight, unmissablejeff bridges can offer as an actor, the way that he absorbs the shock, it is a magical moment, such a terrific film. thank you very much the joining us. that is it for this week, thank you so much for watching, goodbye. hello. after a particularly grey day for the majority at least another fairly murky night to come tonight. if you‘re on the move through the night into the morning, there could be some dense patches of fog here and there. generally misty, really, certainly over the hills, but that fog will thicken up in one or two spots. even where you have clearer skies, east of scotland, eastern parts of england, even here one or two fog patches could develop. but it‘s here we see temperatures drop the furthest, even a touch of frost for parts of scotland. for most, another frost free, mild night, temperatures six to eight celsius. grey start to the second half of the weekend. little changes. murkiest in the morning. patchy rain or drizzle here or there. later, something wet to the we

it thinking, you will look through the tv listings and think, hell or high water is on tonight, unmissable golden globes for his best supporting actor and he does the most fantastic thing towards the end of the movie. there is a death scene and just in a couple of seconds you see everything that jeff bridges can offer as an actor, the way that he absorbs the shock, it is a magical moment, such a terrific film. thank you very much the joining us. that is it for this week, thank you so much for watching, goodbye. hello. this is breakfast, with sian lloyd and ben thompson. coming up before 7.00, helen will have the weather for you. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. the israeli ambassador to the uk has apologised after an embassy employee was secretly recorded discussing a plan to bring down a government minister. undercover footage, filmed by middle east news network aljazeera, shows the official saying he would like to "take down" the foreign office minister sir alan duncan. the video also shows the official insulting the foreign secretary borisjohnson. the british says it co