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South—east. an area of cloud rolling into some eastern parts of england. across some parts of scotland temperatures really will drop away. some places will get down to freezing. into monday, high pressure still with us, but around the edge of the high you can see the isobras actually fairly tightly squeezed, so that shows that we will have some brisk winds in the north of scotland and also across the east and the south of england. that really will take the edge off the temperatures. so for mon...

To around 20, 21 degrees. conversely, for some northern parts of scotland and eastern parts of england, it will feel a little bit chilly. regardless of the feel of the weather, the sun, if you have it overhead, is strong — high uv levels. so bear that in mind if youre out and about for any length of time. into tuesday, again a zone of cloud across the eastern half of england, best of the sunshine further west. that nagging wind down towards the south—east corner making it feel a little bit c...

Towards the south and the south—east. an area of cloud rolling into some eastern parts of england. across some parts of scotland temperatures really will drop away. some places will get down to freezing. into monday, high pressure still with us, but around the edge of the high you can see the isobras actually fairly tightly squeezed, so that shows that we will have some brisk winds in the north of scotland and also across the east and the south of england. that really will take the edge off th...

In washington dc. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. already we have heard world leaders congratulating president ada wang, people like president macron france, for example, president putin of russia, the kremlin said that he has also been in touch to congratulate president erdogan. how will basically be viewed around the world? ~ . , ., world? think that there will be a big rethink— world? think that there will be a big rethink in — world? think that there will be a big rethink in terms _...

Deadline. and they wait until the last moment. look, we always dance this dance, and i was there when we last danced it in 2011. theyre going to craft a deal. they probably already crafted a deal. and some on the right wont like it, and some on the left wont like it. and itll mostly be passed by the majority of democrats and republicans. and thatll give mccarthy enough cover, i think, that he can say he tried. but at the end of the day, theres going to be unhappiness on both the far right and th...

The president has said that there are certain ones in terms of strictness, that he would simply not accept if it came to affecting someones health care, for instance. but leaving the door open, possibly, to some other ones. republicans are still pushing, though, for those stricter work requirements. where does that issue and it falling? thats one that theyre still totally talking about as a live issue. there are plenty of other things including the length of the deal. they were hoping the white ...

The book documents, lets say, street by street and house by house, and sometimes even floor by floor the extremes of what happened during the second world war. it was kind of written as a kind of travel guide to the past of amsterdam, you could say. and steve now used those addresses, and you hear what happened there in the past, but you see only what it is now. the film is four and a half hours long. i mean, that is a lot in a way to ask of an audience. i didnt notice any complaints when i watc...

Chairman of the joint chiefs, "the top military man," and hes either going to talk, or maybe not. he said publicly that he talked to me at length. ai cant do that. but also, take a look at what you read is — whether its produced by al or what its origins are, its an amalgam of things that have been written about us. i recognise the language in part of it. i recognise part of the language from a brochure from this conference. so, lets not be too enamoured. yes, ai is a huge force that were goin...

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Democrats want probably more than the republicans but everybody will be happy with. it will cap federal spending, not significantly cut. they are stuck on the length of the spending caps, whether there would be work requirements for food stamps and other safety net programs and the details, fossil fuels, green energy as well? let me ask you about the work requirements. both republicans and democrats say it is a red line. republicans say it is a red line for them. they wont vote for it if it is n...