bonkers because i try to put the truth in front of them. we need to understand what just happened. anthony gonzalez is a rising should be a rising star in the republican party. he s everything a republican party would want. he s young. he s conservative. cuban-american. a football hero. brianna, he s an opportunity for all kind of a conservative, but he s leaving. he s leaving. why? because he won t get down on his knees and prostraight himself in front of donald trump. and that s what you have to do to be viable in this republican party. as a lifelong republican that s a shot, that s a punch. and if you don t do that, we re seeing what happens. you re done. john kakko depth do didn t do it, he couldn t get something passed. liz cheney wouldn t do it. you can go down the list of these ten people and each and every one of them have suffered in their own way. and now 78% of the republican party, joe, says that joe biden didn t win the election. no, and, john, you re
and it also means it s been farewell to mr dennis. # yes, i was broken hearted. and steven s unexpected pandemic career. how are you going to look back on this year? i m going to look back on it with gratitude. you know, a lot of people in lockdown, especially in that first wave of lockdown, we were the only people that our clients saw four weeks and weeks, sometimes months on end. this is the last day, are you going to miss him? yes. but he s got my number and i think i ve got his somewhere, so we can keep in touch, anyway. he s a good fellow. it s what keeps us going. care, music, friendship. david sillito, bbc news, brighton. time for a look at the weather here s chris fawkes. it s been another cloudy day for most of us, but, just like yesterday, a few tears in the cloud sheets that allowed a bit of sunshine to come through, sunny spells in inverness earlier but today s weather has been brought to you courtesy of this low pressure to the west. this thick cloud is a weather
days, so this is the story for thursday. patchy, like rain coming to northern ireland, wales, western england. ahead of that, a lot of dry weather, but still a lot of cloud so temperatures struggling to 17 to 21 celsius. 0n temperatures struggling to 17 to 21 celsius. on friday, another weather front coming in from the atlantic bringing rain towards northern ireland. the odd shower ahead of that may be brighter skies developing across parts of england and wales giving temperatures a boost to 23 degrees. first half of the weekend could get warm across the weekend could get warm across the midlands and particularly the south east of england. temperatures could reach 26 degrees in the sunshine. it will be short lived because that warmth is coming ahead of that rain. the rain develops more widely overnight and into sunday across england and wales and it could be heavy and thundery. that s all from the bbc news at six. so it s goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc s ne
river in south wales. how a british surgeon who travelled to aleppo to treat victims of the syrian civil war nine years ago inspired a syrian boy to become a doctor we ve a special report. also coming up this hour..with three months until the un climate change conference in glasgow the world wildlife fund joins forces with leading international artists to inspire global action. team gb are looking to add to their medal haul at the tokyo olympics with 22 gold medals up for grabs in today s events. the first of the track cycling events are underway and there are high hopes for the team in three day eventing this morning. meanwhile, the sprinterfrom belarus who says she was being forced to return home from the games against her will is seeking asylum in europe. more on that in a moment, but first for a full round up of the action at the olympics, let s cross to jane dougall at the bbc sport centre. good morning. qualifying for the women s team pursuit is under way with team
to go through what we did. i think the pandemic has showed us the sacrifices that they give. i think the pandemic has showed us the value and sacrifices that they give. before leaving, abbas s family gave karim a final, touching gift. a surgical textbook once belonging to abbas, now with a new generation of doctor. charlie haynes, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here s nick miller. a hint ofjekyll and hyde in our weather at the start of this week, clear skies at times, and although temperatures are below average for this time of year it still feels warm in the sunshine but the other face of the weather is torrential downpours, already bouncing off the panto on the isle of wight today with reports from the met office some spots may have had over 100 millimetres of rain from some particularly heavy downpours that have moved through, on the railfor radar. a few showers developing elsewhere in england and wales so there is a risk of flooding from some of these. some rai