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good morning. it is the start of the meteorological some this thursday. the weather this week is looking settled. at times there will be some cloud. there will also be some sunshine. mostly dry. but also at times a chilly breeze in the far and east of england. details later in the programme. good morning. its monday, the 29th of may. our main story. turkeys president, recep tayyip erdogan, has secured another five years in power after winning the countrys most important election in yea...

as he hailed what he called "productive" talks with his political rivals. this as the clock ticks towards a deadline to avoid missing a payment on the us governments loans. the government is set to hit its borrowing limit of $31.4 trillion next week, raising fears it could run out of money to pay its bills without a deal to increase the "debt ceiling". joining me now is danni hewson, head of financial analysis at aj bell. do you think investors are happy to take president biden at his ...

so still clearly a very serious situation, still one would presume, thatjohn caldwell is being treated for his injuries and his recovery will continue but the focus of the police today on the investigation which they say is progressing, and now the focus is on questioning these 11 people who have been arrested in the last few hours. i arrested in the last few hours. i think it might be helpful for our think it might be helpfulfor our viewers watching to give their context around all of...

oclock. but first, premature babies, your stories. this week the neonatal care bill was given the royal assent and will become law. it means parents with babies in neonatal care will soon be able to get more leave time from work. speaking to are you a parent of a child born prematurely? what is your story, what care did they need, how did you cope, what was it like and what will your employers like? what support did you get? your stories are coming right up. here is the news. inspector...

but the prime minister now has to sell his deal and persuade the sceptics. will the so called windsor framework get the approval of unionists in northern ireland and what will it mean for future relations with the eu? also on the programme. why your energy bills are likely to go up from april despite the amount companies can charge households going down. i think it is time that members of this house grew up. tributes are paid to betty boothroyd whos died she broke 700 years of traditio...

im ben brown in the studio — our other top stories this hour..... as the regulator ofgem lowers the price cap for gas and electricity, there are fresh calls for the government to stop a rise in energy bills in april. a new panorama investigation uncovers evidence that women are being misled and manipulated about abortion by some crisis pregnancy advice centres,in the uk. the first female speaker of the house of commons, betty boothroyd, dies at the age of 93. good afternoon from wind...

from our colleagues in brussels, at westminster and in belfast. well also be asking if this will be enough to satisfy the democratic unionists and to break the political deadlock in northern ireland. also tonight... the cap on household energy charges is being reduced, but bills are still going to rise in april. well be asking why that is. i think it is time that members of this house grew up. and, the woman who made history as the first female speaker of the commons, betty boothroyd, ...

morning, all. part two of the weekend continues on a very quiet note. a lot of dry weather around and a little more in the way of sunshine and with lighter winds than yesterday, it will not feel quite as cold. all the details coming up shortly. its sunday the 26th february. good morning. our top story — rishi sunak says hes giving "everything weve got" to secure a deal with the eu on post—brexit trading rules for northern ireland. the prime minister told the sunday times he is hope...

police in nashville reveal a former student had carefully planned mondays mass school shooting, which killed six people, including three children. we start in france, and let me take you straight to paris. these are the live pictures coming to us from the french capital, where we have seen huge crowds of people and running battles with the police. we can hear the tear gas, we can see the tear gas they are being fired, and these strikes taking place over president macron�*s controvers...

millions of nigerians are voting in the countrys most competitive election since military rule ended there more than two decades ago. the race is between two major established parties, and a third candidate, peter obi, who has galvanised the support of young people. officially, voting is over in nigerias most competitive elections since the end of military rule. but there are still long queues, with reports that some polling stations didnt open on time. this is africas most populous co...