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Here, temperatures reaching 21 degrees in the south of the country, something we havent seen for quite a while. as we head onto this evening overnight, this new weather front pushing into western areas will bring some cloud and patchy range in northern ireland, then into western parts of england, scotland and wales by the end of the night. are there more than these, it should tend to be dry, but there will be more cloud around generally comes on my other night to come. a bit of a disappointing d...

Vaccinated against covid. if youre wondering if thats having an effect, take a look at this. in january more than 166,000 was the average over seven days, march that came down to 62, and now just over a month after every adult became eligible to get the vaccine, were down to just 20,000, the lowest case count in nearly a year. and that is giving americans the confidence to get back in the air and on the road, with triple a predicting 37 million americans expected to travel this weekend. up 176% ...

Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rosa prince, whos the editor of the house, parliaments "in—house" magazine, and george eaton — senior online editor at the new statesman. welcome at the new statesman. back to both of you. let mt bring welcome back to both of you. let me bring you an update to tomorrows front pages. the daily mirror says there is "fury at the health secretary�* — as families of care home covid victims dem...

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1994 rwandan genocide in which 800,000 ethnic tutsis and moderate hutus died. he said france did not listen to warnings about the impending genocide. speaking at the genocide memorial in the rwandan capital, kigali, mr macron insisted france was not an accomplice in the killings. the bbc�*s olivier weber reports. music — la marseillaise. the sounds of the french national anthem echoing in kigali. this was emmanuel macrons first visit to rwanda, only the second french president to make the tr...

Us when you have got an economy that has just begun to recover and you are looking at squashing that again, it is going to be really tough call to call it off. on the other hand, you know, we can see with the care home, this is emotional stuff, if people begin to fall second to die again, then that is not something that he wants on his legacy either. borisjohnson is someone who even his closest friends say he finds it hard to make decisions and who is also a procrastinator. at times, back and ho...

. welcome back to "morning joe." beautiful, live picture of bayhead, new jersey. i can already hear the coolers being loaded on to nj transit for the ship down to the shore

I wrote a book that came out a year and a half ago. i think that is how long ago. its a book called blow-out, its about the power of the oil and gas industry. how that one industry is so powerful and has such specific incentives in the way they do business, that they have a incredible record of corrupting every place they operate. the book is basically a warning

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The asia programme at the wilson centre. thanks very much.- the asia programme at the wilson centre. thanks very much. the french president, emmanuel macron, has asked rwandans to forgive france for its role in the 1994 rwandan genocide in which 800,000 ethnic tutsis and moderate hutus died. he said france did not listen to warnings about the impending genocide and that for too long it had valued silence over examination of the truth. the bbc�*s olivier weber reports. music — la marseillaise...