and those who refuse to acknowledge it at all. in just the last 24 hours, former vice president mike pence rebuked trump s claims that pence actually had the power to overturn the 2020 election results. president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency belongs to the american people. that same day the justice department released new videos from january 6th. they re violent, vulgar, and target the very man you just heard denounce what the capitol mob was trying to do. we want to warn you that what you are about to hear is disturbing and profane. i m telling you what, i m here if the pence, hearing the pence just caved. no. is that true? i m hearing reports that pence caved. i m telling you, if pence caved we ll drive the motherfuckers through the streets. we re not going to have our election in our country stolen. if we find out you politicians voted for it, we re going to drag their fucking ass through the street because this is the
celtic take control of the title race in scotland. they beat their old firm rivals rangers 3 0 to go top of the table for the first time since august. rangers 3 0 to go top of the table there rangers 3 0 to go top of the table is some rain in but there is some rain in the forecast but through the day a lot of it will fade and we will see sunny spells developing and it will be breezy, mild until heavier rain comes in from the west later. mil mild until heavier rain comes in from the west later. mild until heavier rain comes in from the west later. all the details throu~hout from the west later. all the details throughout the from the west later. all the details throughout the programme. - it s thursday, the 3rd of february. our main story. the energy regulator ofgem will announce what s expected to be a record increase in gas and electricity bills later this morning. the energy price cap could go up by as much as 50%, making an average bill almost £2000 a yearfor househo
it it has made it ten times worse. having to face bills, there is not anything that has not gone up and it is going up again. millions of people are already feeling the squeeze and i am in leicester speaking to businesses and consumers about the rise in the cost of living. with all these price hikes on the horizon lt us know how you re planning to cope with the increases. on twitter, it s @annitabbc or #bbcyourquestions. also this hour. the brexit trade arrangements for northern ireland are thrown into confusion after a unionist minister orders his staff to stop checks on goods coming from the rest of the uk. at the winter olympics, team gb s mixed curlers continue their perfect start to the games with victory over canada. and a vaccine that could save the lives of young elephants vets at chester zoo embark on a world first trial. hello millions of households facing a spike in energy costs will today find out how much they will have to pay. the energy regulator ofgem will a
we could see snow in the south later. the temperature is rather chilly for the time of year, feeling colder in exposure to the wind and underneath the rain. showersjust about anywhere on saturday were strong and gusty wind across the north and west with lighter wind further inland. still chilly but by the time we get to sunday it should be a little drier with perhaps some sunny spells. and that s bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. now it s time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, and welcome to sportsday this thursday night. i m chetan pathak coming up on the programme. sad, shocked and heartbroken world cup winner paul pogba reacts to his four year ban for doping. formula i s biggest season gets under way, with lewis hamilton leading a mercedes one two in practice ahead of saturday s bahrain grand prix. and we ll be in glasgow, as the world s best track and field stars prepare for the world a
sunshine and showers. some of those showers should be thundery and heavy, but they will ease from the south west. it s tuesday the 25th july. wildfires on the greek island of rhodes have now forced almost 20,000 people to abandon their homes. hundreds of holiday makers have left the island, with more repatriation flights set to take place. evacuation orders have also been issued in corfu and evia. louisa pilbeam reports. with the tourists gone, this is all that s left on some beaches in rhodes. for a holiday island, it s greek livelihoods that have gone up in flames. in the restaurants and bars that remain, greeks are left to pick up the pieces. 0ur houses maybe not to be there tomorrow, maybe now we are on fire, we don t know what to do. it s very, very bad, the situation. we need help. send us help from everywhere. but wildfires aren t uncommon in greece. this bar owner is ready to rebuild. eh, we lost the business. we have good health, and we are hopeful to fix it again.