exposed coasts in the west with the wind coming from the south dragging milder air our way, 11 16! extraordinary for this point in february. sunday, ourweather extraordinary for this point in february. sunday, our weatherfront february. sunday, our weather front will still february. sunday, our weatherfront will still be around but a much weaker affair sitting across somewhere of england and wales, sunshine and show s to the north west. it stays pretty mild, a little bit cooler but only a little to start the new week but later in the week it gets mild again, 17 possible in the south, some rain towards the north and west. that s all from us, so it s goodbye from me and which are bbc s news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday i m chetan pathak it s a packed programme. coming up, we hearfrom kick it out as crystal palace s wilfred zaha becomes the first premier league player to say he ll stop taking a knee before games. scotland s women score ten goals in cyprus to g
the king says. as all those who have been affected by cancer will know, such kind thoughts are the greatest comfort and encouragement. he continues. our royal correspondent jonny dymond is here with me. johnny, jonny dymond is here with me. he is expressing hi: but johnny, he is expressing his thanks but he is also acknowledging that that many others face cancer as well, why do you think that was important to him? the well, why do you think that was important to him? the institution is alwa s this important to him? the institution is always this balance important to him? the institution is always this balance between - important to him? the institution is always this balance between the - always this balance between the public and the personal, between, in this case, the man and a monarch. and no more so than now when the institution has to sort of soldier on, but the man at the heart of it has been diagnosed with cancer and has been diagnosed with cancer and has become, li
positions. is that a fair analysis, do you think? positions. is that a fair analysis, do you think? got completely but i understand do you think? got completely but i understand their do you think? got completely but i understand their point do you think? got completely but i understand their point of - do you think? got completely but i understand their point of view. - do you think? got completely but i understand their point of view. for nicola sturgeon s evidence, she asks, do i agree with michael gove s decisions and whether collegiate? yes, and she also goes on to say there were some suggestions she made about policy the uk government did not follow up. but she did not necessarily expect us to do so. it is in the nature of devolution that decision making on a uk wide level we take by the uk government, it is better that is informed by the views of the devolved administrations, and i always thought to make colleagues aware of how devolved administrations felt and
ruled russia, as president or prime minister, he hasn t done it alone. he s been backed by a coterie of trusted associates, connected through past ties in st petersburg, or in the kgb or in business. one of mr putin s inner circle is my guest today. vladimir yakunin ran russian railways for a decade and was a close putin adviser. so much so the us made him a target of sanctions after the invasion of crimea. he left the railway two years ago. is he still a true believer in the putin project? vladimiryakunin, welcome to hardtalk. hello. i think it s fair to say, you, for a decade more, were one of vladimir putin s closest associates and advisers. in general terms, as you look at putin s impact upon russia, would you say that you believe he is taking russia in a very positive direction? thank you for your introduction. listen, to tell the truth, i never considered myself a voice to be in the position to be considered an adviser of mr putin. i was doing my business, i was ceo, i
for the 17 years vladimir putin has ruled russia, as president or prime minister, he hasn t done it alone. he s been backed by a coterie of trusted associates, connected through past ties in st petersburg, or in the kgb or in business. one of mr putin s inner circle is my guest today. vladimir yakunin ran russian railways for a decade and was a close putin adviser. so much so the us made him a target of sanctions after the invasion of crimea. he left the railway two years ago. is he still a true believer in the putin project? vladimiryakunin, welcome to hardtalk. hello. i think it s fair to say, you, for a decade more, were one of vladimir putin s closest associates and advisers. in general terms, as you look at putin s impact upon russia, would you say that you believe he is taking russia in a very positive direction? thank you for your introduction. listen, to tell the truth, i never considered myself a voice to be in the position to be considered an adviser of mr putin. i