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Craters, and a sort of footprint of the activity that would have taken place early on when it was formed. being in orbit around ganymede will produce imaging resolution of a few metres, so we re going to be able to see exquisite detail in those pictures. separationjuice confirmee. cheering for the mission team, it s a chance to celebrate, but they ve now got a long wait ahead. it will take eight years to reach thejupiter system, but scientists say it will be worth it. if these distant, seemingly inhospitable moons are found to be habitable, where else could life exist in the universe? rebecca morelle, bbc news. it s the final day of president biden s visit to the republic of ireland, and it s been a trip close to his heart. he s been in county mayo, his ancestral home, and greeted well wishers in ballina, the hometown of his great great grandfather who emigrated to the us in 1851. 0ur north america editor sarah smith is travelling with the president. ....
More persistent rain is becoming increasingly confined to eastern parts of england, but we will keep cloud and some rain here, a little into south east scotland. the lowest temperatures are likely to be across the north. as we head into tomorrow, this band of cloud first thing across eastern parts of england, some splashes of rain with that. the cloud will tend to break to give some sunny spells but there could be quite sharp showers across eastern is england through the afternoon. in the sunshine it will not feel too bad at all, temperatures higher than they have been, up to 15 degrees. some cloud getting into northern ireland late in the day because of this frontal system. this weather front will be with us as we head on into sunday, it is going to introduce more in the way of cloud. however, with southerly winds, most of us are going to get into some somewhat warmer air. so for sunday, more cloud in the next, producing a little bit of patchy rain here and ....
What you have here is classified information that is about real time national security foreign policy issues, military conflicts. it is the third big leak in 13 years. the us needs to convince allies it can keep its secrets. barbara plett usher, bbc news, boston. well, the full impact of the leaks is still emerging. 0ur security correspondent, frank gardner is here, to assess how damaging they could be. just how bad is this intelligence leak? the answer is very bad, notjust for the us but its allies including britain. let s start with russia and its own spies. now they know exactly what parts of their military intelligence network is being eavesdropped on by the us. and rather like putting a digital patch on a laptop or a mobile, they will move swiftly to plug those gaps. when it comes to america s ....
As good as what the nurses and health staff had been given so they are going to escalate their strike action. all of it leaves you thinking, how is the government going to resolve this? will it concede two or higher demands, hold the line? all of that lead you to think that there may well be many strikes coming. think that there may well be many strikes cominu. . , . ., . , strikes coming. damian grammaticus, thank ou, strikes coming. damian grammaticus, thank you. from strikes coming. damian grammaticus, thank you. from a strikes coming. damian grammaticus, thank you, from a wet strikes coming. damian grammaticus, thank you, from a wet westminster. l a us airman has appeared in court, charged over the leak of hundreds of secret american intelligence documents. jack teixeira, who s 21, was identified as the leader of an online chat group where the documents first emerged. they detail among other things ukrainian troop deployments against russia, and which of its own allies ameri ....
The government have promised £200 million of investment into children s social care over the next two years in england, but that is just a fifth of the amount recommended by their own independent inquiry. in the meantime, a safeguarding review is due to ask whether more could have been done to protect finley, a baby whose life ended in the cruellest of ways. navteonhal, bbc news, derby. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has insisted that britain is back. he says finance ministers around the world welcome how things are going. he made the comments at the international monetary fund meeting in washington, however latest figures show that the uk economy failed to grow in february. here is economics editor, faisal islam. the world s most important finance ministers seem rather calm at this key summit, the great hope in the world economy that the crises are now behind us, that normality might resume itself, ....