today scotland has snowfall, in the days ahead colder air that spreads across the whole of the uk, the risk of snow move southwards. here is thursday with the cold air to a north, by saturday and sunday it works right the way southwards into the north of france. here are scotland this afternoon, still a pretty tricky travelling conditions, particularly for higher routes for the next few hours, snow piling up. rain at lower levels, central belt with a mixture of rain and sleet and snow. that persist this afternoon, snow. that persist this afternoon, snow piling up in places, an easterly breeze. feeling chilly in the wind. towns and cities, 3 4 c, lower elsewhere. in the south, comparatively mild but that s set to change. this area of low pressure will move southwards in the coming days are bringing rain overnight insert northern ireland, northern england or perhaps note for the pennines, persisting across scotland. ice a consistent issue for the north of the uk to begin with o
pictures are from vladivostock. and let s bring you some pictures live from a polling station in moscow. now, there is the potential for a run off vote if no candidate wins more than 50% in the first round. but, with many of mr putin s opponents unable to run, it seems inevitable that vladimir putin will be re elected, without the need for that second ballot. our russia editor, steve rosenberg has more on the issues surrounding this election. these days, when vladimir ovchinnikov paints russia, the result is very dark. from a mountain of skulls and a dictator s ambition. to this russia s war in ukraine likened to stalin s terror. the 86 year old artist had taken his anti war message onto the streets of borovsk, graffiti ing, stop the war. all these paintings were scrubbed out and vladimir fined twice for discrediting the russian army. but he continues to speak out against the invasion of ukraine. translation: i believe that this is a crime against the territorial i integr
right. so you give me the time on the other side. odd because it was one of the few times i could not see it. oh is it really. is that what we re saying? i was late one time in all the years i ve been together. all right. now a lot of it s all right. so out your awesome show and i will pick it up where you left off. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. we re going to bring you voices from inside tonight s twitter announcement from ron desantis. david sax, who actually moderated the event along with congressman thomas massie ,he participated as well. he ll be here. plus, you re going to hear from newt gingrich, charlie hurt, raymond arroyo. they re going to compare previous presidential launches and tell you how this one stacked up. but first, as you might have guessed, desantis launches. that s the focus of tonight s angle. now it s quiet. let s see. so we all look so just to simplify. all right, great. so let s see. crashing her
they will not work and they are unfair. also in the programme this lunchtime. questions from relatives about why it took police almost two days to find the victims of a car crash in cardiff that left three young people dead and two seriously injured. scientists say annual flood damage in parts of the uk could increase by more than 20% over the next century. calls for anyone with a prepayment meter for their energy supply to have it removed for free. and tickets for this year s eurovision song contest final in liverpool have sold out in just over half an hour. coming up on the bbc news channel. refunds for liverpool fans who attended last year s champions league final, as uefa take responsibility for scenes where supporters were tear gassed in paris. hello. good afternoon. enough is enough the words of the home secretary in the last few minutes as she outlined the government s plan to stop migrants coming to the uk on small boats. suella braverman was introducing to the ho