from northern ireland, one or two the north of wales. the showers become aligned with the winds. cabbages bin nine and i2 become aligned with the winds. cabbages bin nine and 12 degrees the most. low pressure moving in. it s going to bring some big contrasts. coming from quite a long way north into the north of the uk. the contrast will build up on sunday. getting into england and wales as well. across scotland, we will have the best of the day ‘s weather. in stornoway and aberdeen, coles was getting warmer in the south. it s getting warmer in the south. it s getting squished by this area of high pressure. that means we will see rain affecting wales. as pressure builds, the rain will becoming lighter and patchy in nature. always a fair bit of cloud across western areas, the best of any sunshine in the north and east that it continues to get colder here, temperatures five degrees in aberdeen. cooling down towards south east england. the warmest air towards the south west. th
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prize for the boston red sox and ryu for the dodgers. it looks like boston have just got the first core of the night. the first run on the board for them and that is what you can hear the cheers inside fenway park. we are at the bottom of the second and that boston leads by one run and the fans again are cheering and dancing. let s go and get a quick word. you havejoined us and a great time. the timing is perfect. you are winning again! yes, sir, we are. we are very excited about it. you seem very confident about it. it is that tight start so far. good pitching so far, bit of getting up here and there and we had to get a win tonight. go ahead back to los angeles with the billy winn. and then a possible sweep? very rare, sweets in the world series? we can do it, the red sox can do anything. sorry to interrupt you. we have not got long i m afraid, we are squeezed for time. it is exciting, it is tight, there is a long way to get up but it isn t interesting not because ryu who is
a concern and i think it s always wise to leave get down to the actual final official results in but him to a larger question there is even if in fact he does step aside is that they president elect solely now has to deal with the machinery that s been put in place that helped carry out many of the kind of autocratic sort of moves that took place under president yemen in the to sherry sorry terry legal structure and so that s also what he s going to have to confront and how does he confront that does he do it by bringing back all the people who were exiled getting people out of jail i mean they were opposition people who were pushed aside shall we say but they re going to have it s going to be very fragmented i guess. well there are of course people who ve been illegally jailed or exiled obviously and should have the right to to be freed and to return home the more the critical question is going to be that he ll face the problems that former president nasheed faced which is b