should have been interviewed even had she agreed to it. here is the rub. at the very beginning of the interview fiona bruce said, and now we have an exclusive interview with melissa cohchrane, it s like we it s a trophy, we re better than the rest, we managed to get an interview with a visibly traumatise red, shocked and bereaved woman before anyone else. well done bbc. give yourselves a pat on the back. well, we put their points one of the big debates was over the comments made by football manager david moyse with bbc sport the bbc sports reporter. does this put pressure with you on the manager when you know the owner is in the stands watching on? not at all. brilliant. then came this. getting a bit naughty at the end. watch yourself. you still might get a slap even though you re a woman. careful the next time you come in. david moyse apologised for those comments which we re apologised for those comments which were widely condemned and are being investigated by the footbal
weekend looks likely to bring the highest temperatures of the year so far. plenty of warmth, plenty of sunshine. things change a little bit tomorrow across northern ireland and scotland. and i will have all the details you in about 15 minutes. ben, thank you. good morning. it s saturday the 8th of april. also ahead: the united states says it s prepared to launch more military action against syria over it s use of chemical weapons. it follows a missile strike on an airbase where the syrian government is said to have launched a deadly gas attack last week. the us says its also preparing new economic sanctions against the country. here s our washington correspondent, david willis. this was america s first direct involvement in the syrian crisis, its cruise missile attack a contradiction of the trump doctrine of avoiding conflicts in faraway lands and putting america first. and as syria s army chief inspected the impact of the attack on the air base from which us officials insist