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an update for you on a story we've been following for the past few days, the head of boeing has said that his company must acknowledge its mistakes, after a number of its planes have been found to have loose parts. investigations began after the cabin panel of a 737 max nine jet blew off during an alaska airlines flight last week. addressing employees at a 737 factory in washington state, dave calhoun said boeing would approach the issue with complete transparency. nearly 200 max nine planes have been grounded following the incident. thank you for watching. i'm carl nasman. we'll be back in 30 minutes with more. stay with us here on bbc news. hello, there. this time last week, low pressure dominated the weather story, and it was all about relentless, flooding rain. this week, high pressure controls the story, and a quiet, colder theme, but also a sunnier one. in fact, the western isles had the lion's share of the sunshine on tuesday. still plenty of sunshine around today, as high pressure dominates.
it is the president that has violated the constitutional order in the first place. what the new government is saying is that everyone is equal before the law. what the opposition of the law. what the opposition of the former government was saying is that these two men are the first two political prisoners in donetsk era. the way things are panning out, we are bound to see more of this in the coming days and months. thank you so much. that is it from me. to stay with us. more on those stories coming up. you are watching bbc news. hello, there. this time last week, low pressure dominated the weather story, and it was all about relentless, flooding rain. this week, high pressure controls the story, and a quiet, colder theme, but also a sunnier one. in fact, the western isles had the lion's share of the sunshine on tuesday. still plenty of sunshine around today, as high pressure dominates.
story, much more of this coming up. i quit ordering the evacuation of the government compound over security concerns after we see masked gunmen broke into a television studio. they took hostages. men in balaclavas, severaljournalists and staff members taken hostage. police say the attack will be treated as an act of terrorism. the president of ecuador has said the country is in a state of internal armed conflict. you stay with us, we will have more about and other practice stories on bbc news. hello, there. this time last week, low pressure dominated the weather story, and it was all about relentless, flooding rain. this week, high pressure controls the story, and a quiet, colder theme, but also a sunnier one. in fact, the western isles had the lion's share
from the human rights angle. some people will be pushing for this and i think there will be eyes on the new president to see whether he goes down that route and how he gets a grip on this very serious gang and drug—related problem. just remind us, has ecuador always struggled with gangs and drug trafficking? we heard there in the piece — some of the routes stretch back to 2020 and the covid pandemic. it is true. but if you look back further it is a little new for ecuador. ecuador was always seen as a fairly tranquil country. certainly, an interesting country to visit for tourists. quito particularly popular, quiet. it has deteriorated over the past years since covid and the outbreak of violence. many people fearing it will go the same way as countries like mexico, which has a very serious drug violence problem. colombia of course and other countries. i think there are a lot of fears they really need to get a grip on this gang
and a member of gen z. >> again, i want to reiterate she hands me my cup of coffee with the lid partially unattached. i didn't notice, but you know she didn't know. said it. it wasn't. it wasn't an intentional mistake. but i would you take a sip? the whole cup just dumped all over me, burning hot coffee all over me. >> i'm wearing my work clothes. you guys are a bit. it's a no. >> i actually kept my quiet. i just looked at her and i was just, you know, i was like, what are we doing here? yeah. and she just looked at me. we looked at each other, and i'm like, are you going to say something? >> i didn't say anything. i just was waiting. and she goes, would you like another cup of coffee? yeah, i think she threw that one in. and i was like thinking to myself, you need to apologize and we'll figure out what comes next. but it was outrageous. >> and then the manager of the starbucks came up to me. she's like, i am so sorry. and then she literally said, these gen z kids, i do not know what to do with them. wow. it's so good what it is. it's like it's like, what kind of what cat said tyra saying all the things we're talking about were skills that they would have learned within the last three years. >> but they have it.
low pressure dominated the weather story, and it was all about relentless, flooding rain. this week, high pressure controls the story, and a quiet, colder theme, but also a sunnier one. in fact, the western isles had the lion's share of the sunshine on tuesday. still plenty of sunshine around today, as high pressure dominates. clear skies across central and southern england, that's where we will have the best of the sunshine, but it will be another cold start, with temperatures below freezing. not as widespread, the cold, as we had this time yesterday, and there's certainly more cloud. now, the cloud is thick enough across eastern scotland and northern england for the odd spot of light drizzle. there could be some icy stretches, first thing. south of that, we will see more club pushing into north wales, where we will keep some sunshine, and we will also have some sunshine once again in the far north—west of scotland. now, temperatures around five to seven degrees, it might be a degree or so warmer underneath the cloud, but it perhaps won't feel like that, because you've lost the sunshine. now, we keep that cloud, as we go through wednesday night, and once again, it could be thick enough for a little bit of drizzle, particularly on exposed north sea coasts.
control is the story, and a quiet, colder theme but also a sunnier one. in fact, quiet, colder theme but also a sunnier one. infact, the western isles had the lion's share of the sunshine on tuesday. still plenty of sunshine around today, as high—pressure dominates. clear skies across central and southern england. that's where we will have the best of the sunshine but it will be another cold start, with temperatures below freezing. not as widespread, the cold, as we have this time yesterday, and there are certainly more cloud. now, the cloud is thick enough across eastern scotland and northern england for the odd spot of light drizzle. they could be some icy stretches, first thing. south of that, we will see more club pushing into north wales but we will keep some sunshine, and we will also have some sunshine once again in the far north—west of scotland. now, temperatures around five to seven degrees, it might be a degree also warmer underneath the cloud but it perhaps won't feel like that, because you've lost the sunshine. now we keep that cloud as we go through wednesday night, and once again, it could be thick enough for a little bit of drizzle, particularly on exposed north sea coast. the best of the clearer skies further south of that, that is where we are likely to see patchy frost and
the weather story, and it was all about relentless, flooding rain. this week, high pressure controls the story, and a quiet, colder theme, but also a sunnier one. in fact, the western isles had the lion's share of the sunshine on tuesday. still plenty of sunshine around today, as high pressure dominates. clear skies across central and southern england, that's where we will have the best of the sunshine, but it will be another cold start, with temperatures below freezing. not as widespread, the cold, as we had this time yesterday, and there's certainly more cloud. now, the cloud is thick enough across eastern scotland and northern england for the odd spot of light drizzle. there could be some icy stretches, first thing. south of that, we will see more club pushing into north wales, where we will keep some sunshine, and we will also have some sunshine once again in the far north—west of scotland. now, temperatures around five to seven degrees, it might be a degree or so warmer underneath the cloud, but it perhaps won't feel like that, because you've lost the sunshine. now, we keep that cloud, as we go through wednesday night, and once again, it could be thick enough for a little bit of drizzle, particularly on exposed
for the british conservative party? no, in my perspective, it's not. but i'm a proud one—nation conservative, so i want to see us stand solidly on our conservative values, but also grab that centre. that is how you win power in this country. and i am a sensible, moderate, one—nation conservative. that's where i want my party to go and i'm going to work my hardest to make sure that happens. alicia kearns, we have to end there but thank you forjoining me on hardtalk. hello, there. this time last week, low pressure dominated the weather story, and it was all about relentless, flooding rain. this week, high pressure controls the story, and a quiet, colder theme, but also a sunnier one. in fact, the western isles had the lion's share of the sunshine on tuesday. still plenty of sunshine around today, as high pressure dominates. clear skies across central and southern england, that's where we will have the best of the sunshine, but it will be another cold start, with temperatures below freezing.
whether he goes down that route and how he gets to a grip of this very serious gang and drug related problems. just remind us, has ecuador always struggled with gangs and drug trafficking? we heard they are in the peace — some of the roots stretch back to 2020 and the covid pandemic. it is true. but if you look back further it is a little new for ecuador. ecuador was always seen as a fairly tranquil country. certainly, an interesting country to visit for tourists. quito particularly popular, quiet. it has deterioriated over the past years since covid and the outbreak of violence. many people fearing it will go the same way as countries like mexico, which is a very serious drug violence problem. colombia of course and other countries. i think there are a lot of fears they really need to get a grip on this gang situation and there would be a lot of attention on just how they do it. pascal fletcher with the latest. from bbc monitoring,