that s outrageous. it s like an eight-lane highway compared to a two-land dirt road. bret: south carolina s primary two days away with super tuesday behind it. the fight is intensifying in the crowded 2020 democratic field. i think we can get all of those bold progressive things done without having someone that is so alienating. amy, my favorablety is the highest up here, as a matter of fact. martha: the so-called moderate lane bumper to bumper and head-to-head with progressives. i don t know what else she wants us to do we re following what she asked to do. the trouble is with this senator, enough is never enough. martha: and each other. i wish everybody was as perfect as you, pete. bret: can the minnesota senator break out in time? martha: when it comes to total votes cast in the first three races, amy klobuchar is third behind bernie sanders and pete buttigieg. bret: tonight she comes to the tarheel state to continue her fight for the soul of the democratic pa
but some smaller charities are struggling to survive and are worried they are not getting the money they need at this time. the 2.6 challenge encourages people to do any form of activity related to the numbers 2.6 or 26, whether it is running 2.6 miles, walking for 26 minutes or something quirky yet like flipping pancakes or hopping around the house 26 times. olympians have already signed up to take part. there won t be the crowds in london on the 26th of april but the hope is that millions will still come together, albeit apart, to help uk charities. and that was laura scott reporting. time for a look at the weather. let s cross to tomasz schafernaker. good afternoon. since the lockdown we haven t had a lot of rain, there
have been a few showers but some parts of the country haven t had a single drop of rain so far this month. this will change because in the next 2a hours we expect some rain but primarily across southern parts of the uk and if you look at the satellite picture you
good morning, welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. our headlines today. gyms and leisure centres reopen across england but it s warned a third will stay shut due to financial hardship. good morning. indoor swimming pools are open again welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and rachel burden. our headlines today: in england today. and on the day gyms and leisure centres that swimming should have started in reopen across england but it s warned a third will stay the tokyo olympics we are here at the tokyo olympics we are here at the venue for the 2012 games to see shut due to financial hardship. how social distancing and safety protocols are working. why being obese or overweight and indoor pools are now officially puts people at greater open once more. we have ourfirst risk of serious illness or death from coronavirus. don t book a holiday swimmers here taking a dip in what was the olympic pool in london 2012. unless your passport is up to date. the home offi
that in relegation fights. contrast that to what bournemouth were offering. games like these can decide seasons but they seem to shrink from their task. those are not faces of confident men. eddie howe knew a ninth league defeat in 11 was coming, his team powerless as watford queued up to deliver the final punch. as roberto parreira made it three, they knew they were out of the bottom three and bournemouth wonder how much further they were full? patrick gearey, bbc news. just one other game in the premier league this afternoon. manchester city are leading aston villa 5 0, scoring three goals in the first 30 minutes. just over 15 minutes remaining at villa park. cardiff city denied swansea city a bit of derby history today after the game between the south wales clubs ended in a draw. swansea arrived in the welsh capital looking to claim a first league double in 108 years. callum paterson s header against the bar came closest to breaking the deadlock for cardiff, but it finished goalle
this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk s chief negotiator heads to brussels, where brexit talks will resume. sources tell the bbc it s a final throw of the dice. i think unless we can resolve these quite fundamental divergences at the moment, then we are going to have to take a position in the next few days. donald trump makes his first rally since losing the us presidential election, urging crowds in georgia to vote republican in crucial senate run off elections. the voters of georgia will determine which party runs every committee, writes every piece of legislation, controls every single taxpayer dollar.
hospitals across the uk are getting ready to accept delivery of the coronavirus vaccine with the first jabs set to be given on tuesday. and coronavirus stops play as positive tests in england s hotel mean the one day series in south africa will face further delays. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around