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bit of a different sort of day. we will see the arrival of spells of rain for some southern areas where we haven t seen rain for a while. further showers to come particularly across scotland, but in between some sunshine here and there. the reasonably light winds for most of us on thursday. still warm in the south east but high teens elsewhere and it looks like the cooling trend will continue through the end of the week and into the weekend. thanks, sarah. and that s it from us. newsnight with kirsty wark is just getting under way on bbc two. the news continues here on bbc one as it s time to join our teams as many as 1,500 artefects worth millions, and calls for the director to resign. how did the thefts happen again and again? this is not a good night at the museum. how could theft on such a scale happen? do you think their position is untenable? not really, ithink do you think their position is untenable? not really, i think if i had been untenable? not really, i t ....
hi everyone and thanks so much for joining me this afternoon. i m in dc and we are following two major international stories this afternoon. the first of them out of israel or the us and jordan have conducted more humanitarian aid drops into gaza. and the first equipment to build a temporary port in gaza for aid is now in route to that region. we re going to get to more on that in just a moment. again, in haiti, where the us military has evacuated nonessential personnel from the us embassy in port-au-prince. the airlift operation was ordered as the gang violence in that island nation worsens. gang leaders are now threatening civil war if the prime minister does not leave office. and now at is under a state of emergency until april 3, cnn chief national security correspondent alex marquardt is joining us by phone and cnn s patrick oppmann is live from cuba with the latest details. alex, let s start first with you. tell us more about this evacuation well jessi ....
the truth is taxes are still going up. people feel worse off because they are worse off. so this morning, we have one big question in what direction would labour drive the economy? the woman in charge of the party s calculator, rachel reeves, who wants to be the next chancellor is here. the budget promised extra cash to get more bang for taxpayers bucks in the health service. we ll ask the health secretary, victoria atkins, what difference that will make. and what s it like when your body won t do the amazing things you used to do the lead singer of del amitri tells us how parkinson s hasn t stopped him taking to the stage. morning, morning. helping me out at the desk for the next 60 minutes, chef and green campaigner hugh fearnley whittingstall, john lewis boss dame sharon white, and lord michael howard, former conservative leader, and one time shadow chancellor, too. a very warm welcome to all of you. making the news this morning. the sunday times says boris john ....
a persistent gender pay gap and sexism in the city as bad as ever, is there much for the business world to celebrate? and, groomed for success how the pampered pooches at crufts are part of a booming pet economy tipped to hit half a trillion dollars by 2030. a very warm welcome to the programme. the greatest comeback story never told that s how president biden has described his handling of the us economy, as he delivered his state of the union address in the last few hours. it is a comeback story for sure. since the president took office in 2021, the us has put the pandemic firmly behind it, performing better than most other developed economies, with strong jobs growth and buoyant consumer spending. but that is not how many americans see it. soaring inflation means the cost of living is simply much higher than when he took office. and the polls reflect that. president biden s average approval ratings are at a record low ofjust 38%. when asked in an nbc poll who ....
i imagine they will speak to the media afterwards. i was saying earlier aboutjeffrey donaldson, it has been a big week for him and we have seen a differentjeffrey donaldson this week. we have seen a very bullish jeffrey donaldson this week. we have seen a very bullishjeffrey donaldson take on his critics, particularly within his own unionist community and his own party. his big challenge this week is, my achievements have been published, now let s see yours, published, now let s see yours, publish yours, and to that he held up publish yours, and to that he held up a blank sheet. so he has decided in the past couple of weeks that that negotiation had gone as far as it would go and, as i said earlier, it would go and, as i said earlier, it has been his week in terms of being on the stage in that one party negotiation with the uk government, it becomes michelle 0 neill s day. we re going to head inside the chamber and listening. i we re going to head inside the chamber and ....