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temperatures around ten to 12. going through the evening hours, these showers will run down through that kent coast. skies will then clear as high pressure starts to build and look at the difference, from a mild night to a colder night, frost is likely again in the far west of scotland. with that high pressure comes the sign of something quieter and sunnier, as we go into the longer easter weekend. there will be some weather fronts pushing longer easter weekend. there will be some weatherfronts pushing in longer easter weekend. there will be some weather fronts pushing in from the west, but probably not arriving until sunday or monday. not a bad start. we will be chasing some cloud rent, particularly in eastern england, but there will be some rain on sunday and monday as well. enjoy. peter murrell, the former chief executive of the snp, was released without charge tonight in an allegation that £600,000 donated for a second referendum campaign is missing. we ll be joined by t ....
i will be live at scotland s national rugby stadium where tension is building ahead of the announcement of the result. the snp are the third announcement of the result. the snp are the third biggest announcement of the result. the snp are the third biggest party announcement of the result. the snp are the third biggest party at - are the third biggest party at westminster but their opponents are chipper now nicola sturgeon has gone, so what might today mean for the next general election? all this, of course, was caused by nicola sturgeon s shock announcement, just over a month ago, that she intended to stand down as first minister and leader of the snp. she was a formidable political presence one of the uk s most successful election winning politicians, with an approval rating other leaders could only dream of. during her tenure, she s dealt with five different conservative prime ministers. big shoes to fill, then metaphorically, if not literally, so let s have a qu ....
welcome to bbc news. labour has accused theresa may and her ministers of a cover up after she once again refused to confirm or deny reports that during the last test of britain s nuclear deterrent a missile had veered off course. the defence secretary sir michael fallon who faced urgent questions in the commons said he would not comment on operational details. as our political editor laura kuenssberg reports the test occurred lastjune just before mps voted to renew britain s independent nuclear defence capability. set condition one 50 for weapons system readiness test. aye aye, sir. pressing the nuclear button. action stations. a process that is practised and practised. the hope, it never happens for real. butjust before the prime minister took charge, a test like this, it seems, did not go according to plan. but theresa may yesterday refused to say if she had known. prime minister, did you know? there are tests that take place all the time, regularly, for our n ....
what my father had done. i go there. so from the time i was a young boy i was interested in it. philip history is the best teacher. host: how many were you a professor russian mark prof. robertson: it was a one-year course. students took up because they host: how many books have you written? prof. robertson: i don t remember. it has very little to say for it. it is with small print. it is about a confederate general and yet it has gone through so many. story of a man. life. an incredible he never knew his father. and he grew up on who loved. therapist.th a i just that i m going to give you this. she describes who he should be. you and i just take it for granted. he had not had feelings like that before. watching i cried writing chapter one. he would become the most brilliant general in the world. tactics and the deception. even more than that, jackson was fighting for god in this war. searched throughout his young adult years. he became a presbyterian, not really. h ....
.itting in my grandma s lap her mind was clear as a bell. whatember her telling me her father had done at the battle of gettysburg. is link with the civil war very direct with me. so, from the time i was a young boy able to absorb history, i was interested in it, and i m glad i am, because history is the best teacher. how many years were you teaching the civil war? prime minister lee: it was an elective course professor robertson: it was an elective course. students to get because they wanted to. 22 thousandbout students. how many books have you written? professor robertson: i don t know. i just write them and hope they do well. book onread that your stonewall jackson had done the best. so far.r robertson: it is about a confederate general. it s not the biography of a general, but the life story of a man. i got very involved with jackson. to overcome.ips his mother died when he was seven. he never knew why. he grew up on love. i wanted to try to get a hold of this man ....