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And wet for some but a mild start. Single figures into the far north of scotland. That line of showers will continue to drift its way across the north of england into the scottish borders. More showers piling in from the South West pushing further inland so we keep that showery theme for tuesday but come on the whole, we still have a milder story, particularly down to the South West. 18 and 19 degrees. When starting to swing Round And Cooler in the far north of scotland. It will start to weaken as it pushes across the cooler waters so it will lose its Hurricane Identity but it will be still a ...

a lot of news tonight. maine now the second state to ban donald trump from the primary ballot. the news continues, the source with kaitlan collins starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ tonight, straight from the source. donald trump has been disqualified from the primary ballot in the state of maine, making it the second state to remove him because of his role on january 6th. also, cnn obtaining exclusive new recordings that show just how frantic that effort to carry out the fake electors scheme really was, just days before the capital attack. almost hiring a private jet to fly copies of bogu...

maine, making it the second state to remove him because of his role on january 6th. also cnn obtaining exclusive new recordings that show just how frantic that effort to carry out the fake electors scheme really was just days before the capitol attack, almost chartering private jets to fly copies of bogus ballots stuck in the mail. nikki haley says, of course slavery caused the civil war. that was not her answer last night. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is "the source." history has been made once again tonight, not the kind that donald trump wants, as he has now been disqualified...

More than 120,000 people are forecast to attend the week-long Beef Australia event next year. But organisers are so desperate for accommodation they're considering chartering flights and urging locals to put their homes up for short-term rent. 

Most people are some sub-saharan africa. we've been here for 25 days, this man from chad says, and we've not been able to leave the country. international aid groups have managed to send more than 100,000 foreigners who fled libya home since the conflict began. mostly by chartering planes. it's becoming more difficult, the u.n. says, air travel has become more expensive since the coalition began enforcing a no-fly zone and airliners have to fly around libyan air space. donations are dropping according to the u.n. >> it's important for us to continue to encourage the international community to ...