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business dealings. every single republican voted to authorize the inquiry even though the year-long investigation has failed to uncover wrongdoing by the president. many acknowledge they haven t found enough evidence to actually impeach biden. do you have proof that joe biden acted corruptly to help his son? an impeachment inquiry is not about proof. i don t know that you re going to see a high crime and misdemeanor. how close are you to support impeachment of the president? we re not there. gop leadership has made clear that formalizing the inquiry does not mean impeaching the president is inevitable. republicans argue the move was in response to stone walling by the biden administration when it comes to handing over documents. the president responding shortly after that vote saying, quote, instead of doing their job on the urgent work that needs to be done, they are choosing to waste time on this baseless political stunt. that vote unfolded hours after the ....
of scotland. as we had through the afternoon there will be some showers around. the showers could be quite heavy at times. in a line from the south west of england, the bristol channel, up towards the midlands and lincolnshire. to the south east of that we could get spots of light rain across london and the region over the next few hours, but a lot of dry weather in the afternoon. a few sunny spells and scattered showers across northern england and wales. for northern ireland the rain could be heavy at times. quite a lot of lying surface water, spray on the roads, and across scotland wet weather working northwards. the northern isles should stay dry for a good part of the day. into the evening, the rain becomes persistent across the north west of scotland will. elsewhere across the country clearer skies. some showers across western parts of england and wales. temperatures overnight about 11 13 for most of us. tomorrow is the day of sunshine and showers. initially throug ....
he didn t play great tennis, but he beat kei nishikori to reach the semi finals of the french open for the fourth year in a row. from colgate lasagne to green ketchup, we ll look at the ill conceived products that have been consigned to the first ever museum of failure. and matt is in rochester with the weather. a bit ofa a bit of a fail as well. in morning. we are failing to know our wildflowers. i am we are failing to know our wildflowers. iam in we are failing to know our wildflowers. i am in kent to find out more. what we do know is there is rain this week. i will have all the details coming up. thank you. good morning. first, our main story. in just one hour, polling stations will open for millions of people to cast their vote in the general election. police forces say there ll be increased security in some areas following the recent terror attacks in manchester and london. the first election results are expected at around midnight. gary 0 donoghue reports. electio ....
the full report. we ll hearfrom usain bolt, who is looking ahead to his final races as a professional athlete. lots of ways you could have described monday in the white house. trump took to twitter to tell us it was a great day. one way of putting it. another is it was the day where the new director of communications left ten days after being hired, several days before he actually had taken up the job formally. the new york post put it this way, drawing comparisons with the survivor television programme. making the general point that this perhaps is a chaotic situation. we can speak to a conservative political commentator from dallas, host on the digital tv network the blaze. great to have you on the programme. thank you for having me. when you look at what happened yesterday in the white house and over the last week, is that what you voted for? difficult to say. part of me wants to trust what trump says over twitter. when he said it was a great day in the white house. ....
coming up in sportsday on bbc news. england women s goalkeeper karen bardsley has been ruled out of the rest of euro 2017 after breaking her leg in the quarterfinal win over france. good evening. more than 3 million british gas customers are facing a big rise in their electricity bills. from september, the company will charge 12.5% more for electricity. it means a typical household on a dualfuel tariff will see its annual bill go up by £76. british gas says it s putting up prices for the first time in nearly four years because its own costs have risen. but the government and consumer groups have condemned the move. here s our business editor, simonjack. electricity, a basic need, a simple product. it s the same wherever, or whomever, you buy from. if you buy it from british gas, it will be 12.5% more expensive from september, as the uk s largest supplier hiked prices for the first time in four years. given wholesale costs have come down over that period, why raise pric ....