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biden, an endless hour of blank spots, mumbling, his wife interjecting with the right answer. how depressing would that be? it s one thing to know that you countries being led by egg guy with cognitive decline it s another thing to see it. get a taste the other day as a reporter shouted this, what did you learn from your classified briefing on border security was the question. his answer, a lot. that was it. did joe biden really learned a lot? now or it anytime in the past five years? the whole thing is too sad to watch, so were not going too. we re happy to listen to his slacks, they hold the press conference is now. in the last month they ve had t explain why he bombed syria, where he block the passage of a $15 minimum wage, why dr. seuss is racist, and then in their spare time, joe biden produced lot of presidential proclamation . their heavy on the proclamation in washington these days. a lot of proclaiming. one of the first was an executive order on advancing racia ....
incredibly mild day weather you ve got sunshine or rain. air coming up from the south, temperatures well above where they should be. notjust in the uk but across much of central and eastern europe. 7 8d above where they normally are. we ve got a southerly airflow driven by this area of low pressure out of the west. we a re area of low pressure out of the west. we are on the eastern flank and so close enough for the weather front to push its way in. turning wet across many western areas. the breeze not especially strong in eastern areas but picking up in the west, and temperatures widely into the teens. quite a bit of cloud though through today. let s take you towards the school pick up time and into the rush hour. across western areas this is where we are more likely to see the rain. the odd rumble of thunder in the south west but more persistent rain into western wales. pushing in towards the isle of man. the sunshine this morning in northern ireland, outbreaks of rain ....
welcome to bbc newsroom live. the health secretary has promised a zero tolerance approach to violence against nhs staff as figures show attacks in england have reached a five year high. matt hancock says offenders will face quicker prosecutions and staff will receive better training to deal with violent situations. lauren moss reports. these are just some of the shocking incidents recorded against frontline nhs staff kicking, hitting and sometimes worse. nurse shelley pearce was taken hostage when a patient became hostile, trying to leave the ward. she became quite distressed and broke an item in her room, which was, in hindsight, plastic. i knew it was plastic because a part of it ended up next to my neck as she frog marched me out of the ward. shelley did escape unharmed, but says no one noticed she was missing and, despite her reporting what happened, it wasn t logged properly. her account is by no means isolated. according to a recent staff survey, over 15% of nhs ....
learned cole had somehow gotten hold of a loaded gun at the babysitter s house and fatally shot himself. the babysitter s fiance is a stafford county sheriff s deputy in training. the orange county s sheriff s office is investigating the incident. they say the gun that killed cole was not a service revolver, but the deputy wasn t at home at the time of the incident. as the investigation continues cole s parents have a warning for anyone who drops their child off at a home daycare. basically tell them your weapons are nowhere that any of the kids can reach. if you have a weapon, gun safety, it s something they teach for any person that gets a weapon. you keep it secure. there s no reason a child should be in reach of any kind of weapon whatsoever at any point in time. reporter: this gofundme page has been set up to help them with funeral expenses. on the page, they remember how this big b little sisters and how this outgoing boy never let a day go by without tellin ....
good morning. there are just six days to go until the general election and we have bought the sofa to scotland s ancient capital, dunfermline. what does the politics mean for the money in our pockets and how does that affect how people vote in six days‘ time? we have come to meet local voters and local businesses to find out what it means for them. matt is also here with the weather. good morning. iam in the grounds of dunfermline abbey finding out what place it plays in the town s history. brighter and fresher conditions on the way and that lasts into the weekend. i will tell you what that means for you in 15 minutes. we are in the historic surgery of dunfermline in the kingdom of fife. let me set the scene will be here all morning with the sofa talking to voters and politicians about the issues that matter to them six days ahead of the general election. you will see in the background, lars, a historian. you ll be teaching us about robert the bruce who is buried here ....