Nana in the royle family. She only began acting professionally at a9, enjoyed a career lasting more than four decades until her retirement in 2009. The number of roads remained closed in scotland after disruption caused by storm,. Wind speeds in excess caused by storm,. Wind speeds in excess of 90 mph were recorded on the island of shetland on boxing day while large parts of the north experienced heavy snowfall. The Scottish Transport minister has been chairing extra meetings of the governments Resilience Team to deal with the situation. Hugh is here with the sport. Im not wearing blue because of chelsea, but i might as well be. What a difference a year makes for chelsea. Hello. Its 12 wins in a row now for chelsea, at the top of the premier league. They were missing key players diego costa and ngolo kante for their match against bournemouth, but they came through as 3 0 winners thanks to goals from pedro, eden hazard and a late own goal off steve cook. Theyre seven points clear now at
Now on bbc news, Rebecca Morelle looks back on the year in science, from british astronaut tim peakes adventures in space, to a discovery that will transform our understanding of the universe. Thats review 2016 the year in science. From the mission of a lifetime, this was the year british astronaut tim peake spent six months in space. To a colossal feat of engineering. In 2016, the Worlds Largest Radio Telescope was unveiled. We also learned about the secret life of seals and what they get up to underwater. And saw advances in a controversial new genetic technique. Human organs are growing inside these pigs. This was also the year a Global Climate deal came into force but the election of donald trump placed a Question Mark over its future. And after decades of searching, scientists have detected Gravitational Waves. Its been called the discovery of the century, making 2016 a truly momentous year for science. Im here at thejodrell Bank Observatory in the north of england. For more than
Now on bbc news, Rebecca Morelle looks back on the year in science, from british astronaut tim peakes adventures in space, to a discovery that will transform our understanding of the universe. Thats review 2016 the year in science. From the mission of a lifetime, this was the year british astronaut tim peake spent six months in space. To a colossal feat of engineering. In 2016, the Worlds Largest Radio Telescope was unveiled. We also learned about the secret life of seals and what they get up to underwater. And saw advances in a controversial new genetic technique. Human organs are growing inside these pigs. This was also the year a Global Climate deal came into force but the election of donald trump placed a Question Mark over its future. And after decades of searching, scientists have detected Gravitational Waves. Its been called the discovery of the century, making 2016 a truly momentous year for science. Im here at thejodrell Bank Observatory in the north of england. For more than
greg, a as i normally don t agra with congressmann jordan very much at all, but i thought his question was one that deserved a straightns answer a and i hope that the secretaryis gets back to him about that . i m surprised he didn t know the answer. what s your reaction to the testimony, even the questions that were at? well, the testimony ironically comes from these people that are pushing the disinformation. i know we ve already talked about it, but we can t get a straight answer out of them. i mean, they did an investigation on the whip and it turns out it wasn t rainl and they re the ones that are telling us that weave we have to crazh what we say.. there s one thing that kind of drives you crazyy.. mp weas always get into this backan and forth about compassionna and we are we are w a compassionate country. we want people who are truly in dangeran to come here.ruly there s no question about that . but if you are truly a refugeeee escaping death or danger, you know, you do go to the
back every now and then. i think wray got out of it fairly clean when he was at one point asked to get rid of mccabe and did not at that time. it helps he doesn t have the super emo show boaty james comey affect about him. i think it s a better look for the agency and looks more professional and is less likely to rile the president. i thought his demeanor actually struck me because he seemed very calm and confident and enjoying what he was doing and saying. he liked delivering that message. and i talked to democratic senators last night who were involved in that, and they were still surprised at how definitive his answers had been, and they didn t anticipate that going in. i think that you could tell, to your point about the demeanor, that he was looking for, and yesterday was a chance, to have a public platform to send a message to his employees, to the agency, which has been under constant attack from the president, from others in the president s orbit, and from