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Parts of southern England And South wales. A little bit of brightness here. We have the breeze coming in from the North Sea so East Coasts, lincolnshire, East Anglia and the South East, still quite breezy. A little Bit Cooler along the East Coast but furthering land about 2 degrees, the top temperature. A few spots getting a little bit higher than that. Through this evening and overnight we have this blanket of cloud really working across most areas. Some early clear spells just allowing temperatures to dip down into single figures for a time across the west of scotland, also some clear spells for Southern England particularly for the Channel Islands as we head through into friday morning. Tomorrow, its a case of deja vu, once again a lot of cloud, things are looking mostly dry. A few spots of drizzle. A bit more sunshine for parts of Southern England than weve seen recently. That will live temperatures in london to about 22 degrees. Aberdeen and newcastle about i3 ili, with the Cloud
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Charlie-staytNaga-munchettyHeadlines-todayGovernmentBank-of-englandMarketsTreasuryChief-secretaryMini-budgetUkCallsGovernment-departments congress is running out of time as it considers changing daylight saving time. and later, pirouettes for peace. the ballet company stranded abroad by war dancing across america to help their country. it s nice to fight. our task is to save ukrainian culture. good evening. tonight, president biden wrapped west aimed at delivering votes for democrats with critical midterms 23 days away. tonight, mr. biden stumped in portland with control of congress and the future of his agenda at stake. it was the last stop on a fur-day swing through oregon, california, and colorado. cbs skiler henry is at the white house with more. reporter: adriana, good to be with you. the president is doing everything he can to boost his party s bid to keep control on capitol hill, looking to lock up key votes in key areas where his approval rating is up. president biden wrapped up his west coast swing with a final stop in oregon, touting his legislative victories. including the inflation reductio
FestivalClockU-s-AfternoonNews-tonight0056Joe-bidenGeorgiaMidtermsTrip campaigning points there is unity. a warning new laws introduced last year to protect tenants in england from so called revenge evictions aren t working. also keeping a cool head. an australian man survives after struggling for hours to keep his nose above water, after his excavator rolled into a waterhole. and could this sound be the origins of the earliest words? good morning. it s thursday 9th february. welcome to bbc newsroom live. accident and emergency departments in england had their worst waiting time performance in january since targets were introduced 13 years ago. provisional figures leaked to the bbc also suggest that a record numbers of patients have had to wait on trolleys for a bed to become available. the department of health insists the vast majority of patients are treated quickly. patients are traditionally supposed to be seen and discharged within four hours, with a target of 95%. but the bbc has learnt the provisional figures forjanuary show only 82% we
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