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For scotland and Northern Ireland. The timing of these showers quite tricky. Temperature down again because it is slightly colder air. As we head to the weekend it will feel colder but it should be and brighter. High pressure, he really quite intense area of High Pressure, something we have not seen a lot of this winter so far. It coincides with the we cancelled although it is a widespread frost is that we will be rewarded with some clear skies. Temperatures will not get even to average for the time of year but with the lighter winds foremost and the sunshine i am sure that will compensate. Another chilly crisp start on sunday, bear in mind we have a lot of moisture around at the moment so at the moment it looks like frosty mornings over the weekend. Widespread frost sunday morning and temperatures recover in that hopefully strengthening january sunshine. We are going to pick up more moisture as we go towards the start of the week so although another dry, crisp, sunny day for the most

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The un warns theres more to come. Hello to you. In washington, dc, the stage is set for the senate trial of donald trump, only the third american president to face impeachment. The speaker of the house of representatives, which is controlled by the opposition democrats, has signed the articles of impeachment and theyve now been sent to the senate, which is dominated by mr trumps party, the republicans. He is accused of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. The trial will start on tuesday. Ben wright reports. The trial of President Trump has been triggered. A month after the house of representatives voted to impeach donald trump on charges of abusing power and obstruct in congress, last night the democratic speaker of the house nancy pelosi signed the impeachment articles, a momentous moment that required many pens. The papers were then ceremoniously carried across the Capital Building to the senate by lawmakers who will prosecute the case against President Trump. This is where th

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Transcripts For BBCNEWS BBC News 20200116

In washington, dc the stage is set for the senate trial of donald trump, only the third american president to face impeachment. The speaker of the house of representatives, which is controlled by the opposition democrats, has signed the articles of impeachment and they have now been sent to the senate, which is dominated by mr trumps party, the republicans. He is accused of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. The trial will start on tuesday. Ben wright reports. The trial of President Trump has been triggered. A month after the house of representatives voted to impeach donald trump on charges of abusing power and obstructing congress, last night the democratic speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, signed the impeachment articles, a momentous moment that required many pens. The papers were then ceremoniously carried across the Capitol Building to the senate by lawmakers who will prosecute the case against President Trump. This is where the saga moves next, for only the third impeac

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