from that zone. we could see temperatures 22 23 degrees. it will feel pleasant out there. these showers and thunderstorms in central and eastern areas rumble on and then clear away. and eastern areas rumble on and then clearaway. it and eastern areas rumble on and then clear away. it turns drier tonight but this new area of low pressure pushes in, that will bring cloud, rain and wind, temperatures will start to lift as well across southern and western areas by the end of the night but it is all change for thursday, friday into the weekend, we have low pressure sweeping in. it will bring more unsettled conditions. it will turn windier as well. here is the culprit. this area of low pressure, more isobars on the chart as you see hence the winds, only slowly moving eastwards during thursday, bumping into the area of high pressure. it means central and eastern areas staying dry. the cloud picks up and a band of rain spreads eastwards through the day, some could be heavy and thunde
on a tanker off oman is named as adrian underwood. a minute s silence and the reading of victims names of victims names to commemorate exactly one year since the catastrophic explosion in the port city of beirut. new research shows the amount of people worldwide who are exposed to flooding has risen by 24% since the turn of the century ten times higher than scientists previously thought. calls to boost the uk s forestry industry as the price of timber and pressure on supplies rise sharply. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. scientists advising the government have given the go ahead for 16 and 17 year olds to be given the pfizer coronavirus vaccine. thejoint committee on vaccination and immunisation held a briefing. let s take a look at the key points. as mentioned, thejcvi says it is advising all 16 to 17 year olds to receive their first dose. they said there have been large changes in the way covid 19 is spreading in recent weeks, particularly in younger age gr
trump, the p.o.t., is against it. mccarthy, who told trump to call off his dogs on january 6th, now says antifa is the real problem. and mcconnell, who also started by saying trump was at fault for the insurrection, is now scrambling to kill this bill in the senate. just listen to the then and now. i ve made the decision to oppose the slanted proposal. fellow americans beat and bloodied the police, stormed the house floor, tried to hunt down the speaker of the house. they built a gallows and chanted about murdering the vice president. they did this because they had been fed wild falsehoods by the most powerful man on earth. because he was angry he lost an election. mr. president, it s not at all clear what new facts an additional investigation could lay on top of existing efforts by law enforcement and congress. if president trump were still in office, i would have carefully considered whether the house managers proved their specific charge. same demeanor. same hair. you
they may wind up doing it themselves. what do these 35 out of 211 mean? i argue it s the result, not the ratio. the leadership in the party of trump, the p.o.t., is against it. mccarthy, who told trump to call off his dogs on january 6th, now says says there s no problem to hook at, says antifa is the real problem. and mcconnell, who also started by saying trump was at fault for the insurrection, is now scrambling to kill this bill in the senate. just listen to the then and now. i ve made the decision to oppose the slanted proposal. by the house democrats. fellow americans beat and bloodied the police, stormed the house floor, tried to hunt down the speaker of the house. they built a gallows and chanted about murdering the vice president. they did this because they had been fed wild falsehoods by the most powerful man on earth. because he was angry he lost an election. mr. president, it s not at all clear what new facts an additional investigation could lay on top of existi
too early with us on friday morning. don t go anywhere. morning joe starts right now. but now things are getting better every day. vaccinated friends and family are able to take off their masks, which we just learned! as we got off the plane, and here i had gone out to buy one that was coordinated with my outfit. so you can t win. so businesses are reopening. you know, we re getting back to those things that we lost for so long. hugging the people we love. i mean, how great will that be? i mean, haven t we all missed that just most of all? nice to see you. literally. nice to see you. oh, my gosh. good morning! and welcome to morning joe. it is friday, may 14th, and joe, we start today with this great news. and you can see that jill biden actually finally matched her mask with her outfit. that s like my luck. i finally have matching masks. don t need them, if you re vaccinated, even indoors. it s amazing! it really is such an important thing for the government to sa