Business, but critics now suggest there has been deception. The democrats are making political mischief out of trumps russian connection. You can feel them paying them back for what they did to bill and Hillary Clinton. But the house and senate are controlled by republicans, and it is signs of nervousness among them which make todays story all the more interesting. During the day, several influential republicans had called on sessions to recuse himself from the matter. Based on what we have read, i think the Attorney General should further clarify. In fact i think hes going to need to recuse himself. The fbi has multiple lines of inquiry, drawing on intelligence from many of americas 16 other agencies. The senate and house intelligence committees also have investigations. And under the spotlight, former advisers mike flynn and pohlman effort, trumps lawyer michael coen, and even the former Business Activities of the commerce secretary. All of this, fuelled by secret information thats b
sleet. the following year those instantly recognisable weather symbols that we all love were introduced, but they didn t always behave themselves. but then, like many presenters, they became iconic and some presenters went onto much bigger things. maybe a few drier interludes over dumfries house in ayrshire. aha, there ll be snow. it was in 1985 when computers and green screen technology changed the landscape of weather forecasts on the bbc forever. and this is the bbc weather centre, where most of what you see on air is produced. on air today though is sarah and she s going to tell us a bit more of what goes on. so, sarah, what are you up to? well, a lot of things all at once. we re constantly watching the weather here. so i m looking at the radar to see where it s raining or snowing, watching the satellite to see where the cloud is. and i m looking at all the computer generated forecasts spat out of supercomputers. so we take all of that information and i m just building my graphics
some of the weather extremes we re experiencing. and it s ourjob to do that while still letting you know if it s a good day to hang the washing out. are you going to do the sticky thing now, this ticketing? zf} are you going to do the sticky thing now, this ticketing? now, this ticketing? 20 years ago this month now, this ticketing? 20 years ago this month i now, this ticketing? 20 years ago this month i walked now, this ticketing? 20 years ago this month i walked into - now, this ticketing? 20 years ago this month i walked into the i now, this ticketing? 20 years ago this month i walked into the bbcl this month i walked into the bbc weather centre, i mist out on the weather centre, i mist out on the weather symbols, so no expense spared, not quite magnetic but here we go. here is yourforecast spared, not quite magnetic but here we go. here is your forecast using the power of symbols. showers across eastern areas, one 01’ showers across eastern areas, one or two today but most
do all we can to try and limit that threat. . ~ ., ,, , ., , threat. neil clark, thank you very much indeed. much indeed. let s get more on the broader picture and whether we have indeed reached the peak of this particular crisis. live to sarah keith lucas in the bbc weather centre. we were hearing from nottinghamshire county council that the expectation is these flood waters will now start to subside and obviously one factor, the largest factor affecting that is whether there will be more rain? absolutely right, we are seeing the peak at the moment but it has been raining across parts of east anglia, the east midlands as well, this is this picture in nottinghamshire. all this picture in nottinghamshire. all this rain we have seen over the past 24 this rain we have seen over the past 2a hours, the latest in a stream of stormy weather we have seen since the start of autumn and winter, really. this is the satellite that shows the system that has been bringing the rain over the last 2a
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