start to develop down through eastern scotland, eastern england, fewer showers out to the west, here is where we are likely to see the best of the sunshine, just like today. top temperatures around 17, which is still below par for this point injune. as we move into wednesday, the driest day of the week, and we are killing off the showers with a ridge of high pressure building from the west. temperatures again peaking at around 13-17 but temperatures again peaking at around 13 17 but a temperatures again peaking at around 13-17 but a bit temperatures again peaking at around 13 17 but a bit like the football results, look away now if you don t want to see what is coming thursday, it turns increasingly wet once again and yes, we close out the week with more showers and longer spells of rain i m afraid. you will have to do better than that, louise! and that s bbc news at ten. newsnight is just getting under way on bbc two with kirsty wark. on bbc one, it s time tojoin our colleag
next? what do the republicans do to try to slow down this policy of the president that they consider disastrous? the republican block i m paying attention to now as a reporter that s evangelical republicans, evangelical christians who say the president s removal of u.s. troops from northern syria the threaten christian groups and christians in that area. when you have pat robertson speaking out and former governor mike huckabee and others now will a cascade of republicans on capitol hill who are close with the evangelical community speak out? because that community inside the republican party has been such a political foundation for president trump working with him to help support conservative, judicial nominees, to support other policies, if that if there s a crack there and not only a crack among moderate republicans, you could start to see a real different kind of discussion within the republican party about how to move forward with this president.