most. it is changing into the weekend, we will see a cold spell move south which could bring wintry showers across the northern half of the country. it will turn milder again into next week. thanks, stav. and that s bbc news at ten on wednesday 22nd march. there s more analysis of the day s main stories on newsnight with victoria derbyshire, which is just getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one. it s time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are, but from the ten team it s goodnight. hello, i m hugh ferris. the two parties who have declared their interest in buying manchester united have submitted new bids ahead of this evening s deadline. ineos owner sirjim ratcliffe and qatari banker sheikh jassim have both put forward improved offers. as the takeover of one
good morning. welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. our headlines today. fighting for his political life borisjohson will today be questioned by mps over whether he deliberately misled parliament. after the murders of her twin sister and two nieces, we meet the woman campaigning for a change in gun laws. record breaking offers for one of the biggest clubs in the world. how rival bidders have until 9 o clock tonight to make their second bids for manchester united and if accepted will stand at a world record fee. as overnight rain clears, another day of as overnight rain clears, another day of sunshine and showers for many of you day of sunshine and showers for many of you it day of sunshine and showers for many of you it will day of sunshine and showers for many of you. it will be windier and around of you. it will be windier and around western coast there is a risk of flooding around western coast there is a risk of flooding. all the details here on breakfast
was cut off and she was filling the bathtub with water coming from the top floors, because she lives on the ground floor. that is it. her next message was that the bombing was so strong that the water in the bathtub was moving with the shockwaves, that was it. from 2nd march, i haven t heard anything. i tried to call her, i tried to call her neighbours, i tried to call the other neighbour who i have a telephone numberfor. the message says the telephone is switched off so please just leave a message.
as a strategic prize for the russians to create a bridge between crimea, annexed by moscow in 201a, and two separatist enclaves in eastern ukraine. a maternity hospital was bombed last week, sending patients fleeing into the street. a theatre used to shelter families forced from their homes was also struck. viktoria elliott is a uk citizen whose 77 year old mother lives on her own in mariupol, just ten minutes away from the bombed maternity hospital. viktoria hasn t heard from her mum for over two weeks. i spoke to her earlier. the last time i spoke to my mum was on 2nd march, when she already told me there is no electricity, the water supply
weather today is springlike with some of us seeing temperatures as high as 20 degrees. all of the details throughout the programme. the secret to 70 years of marriage. in the run up to the queen s platinum jubilee we speak to cyril and muriel who say they ve never had an argument. it s tuesday 22nd march. president biden has warned there are clear signs russia is preparing to use chemical and biological weapons in ukraine. mr biden said president putin had his back to the wall as a result of ukrainian military resistance, meaning there was a danger he would resort to more severe tactics. meanwhile, president zelensky has again appealed for direct talks with mr putin in an attempt to try to end the conflict, as hywel griffith reports. russian repression against ukrainian resolve. people in kherson say they were fired on as they protested against occupation. there are reports of injuries. president zelensky said