the proposal has been widely condemned across the middle east. local elections in nine areas year to allow major reorganisations to take place. and the first authorised documentary about the mega band led zeppelin is released in cinemas. about how they persuaded the band to take part. all i that all �* that is all �*that is coming up the sport and that's sarah sport and that's with sarah mulkerrins. thank you very much, let's

start domestic silverware back to stjames park. of their efl cup semifinal, they have a chance to take another step towards ending their trophy drought. descending on wembley next month. when you sign for you are made aware of how it's been �*2�*; :,:.:-; “5 l�*3 '-—- “g; 5:75:29; * 7 w 7 7 newcastle hackleyv newcastle hacklevaon trophy, wasn't it, and 7 7 wasn't it, and 1955 7 7 wasn't it, and 1955 7 the 7 wasn't it, and 1955 7 the last 7 19 wasn't it, and 1955 was the last domestic trophy newcastle won? so it has been an time and are well 77 are well overdue for a trophy, we are well overdue for a trophy, but you've got to go and it, but you've got to go and earn it, you've got go and grab it, but i you've got to go and grab it, but i have a feeling it's not going to be that easy. newcastle never do things easy way, so i'm expecting an :7£—:=b§ 7 but hopefully up—and—down evening, but hopefully at the end of it, we all our at the end of it, we can all our hotels, our buses, our cars, 7—7, 7— -77 z: z �* it may be, to 7 �* it may be, to get 7 whatever it may be, to get to wembley. it is gemblgy. it is a tricky situation it lggegmbley. it is a tricky situation it is gemblgy. it is a tricky situation it is half—time, because it is half—time,

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captainjos buttler believes root can play a crucial role for england as they prepare for the champions trophy later this month. i'm excited see him in the sort of phase of his career, where houston with the test stuff, he is hooston withrthe' test stuff; he is happy captaincy, back with that not happy captaincy, back with that cheeky smile on his face and really enjoying his cricket. i expect him to do exactly the same in this to do exattly the same inthis got loads to do exattly the sarde inthis got loads of experience environment. got loads of experience in this cricket, which will be great for guys who have not played for those guys who have not played that much in this but he has that mosh in this grodp, bot he has a vital flavouring than in mime! formats and we think he has got a role for us play in these crucial role for us to play in these games. with france at allianz stadium. after winning his previous

seven caps from the bench. position of full—back, having started england's last eight games at number 10. prior to that meeting in london, italy host wales in rome with both back into the match. siniakova recovered to win the decider, though, and is all sport me for the moment. to you, for the moment. back to you, matthew.

thanks so much, thank you. a council shake—up in england sees local government elections delayed alex, us a little more about what the is saying what reaction been. it j 77 the reaction has been. it is fairly significant _ the reaction has been. it is fairly significant because _ the reaction has been. it is fairly significant because this - the reaction has been. it is fairly significant because this is - the reaction has been. it is fairly significant because this is a - significant because this is a sizeable chunk the councils that 777718501} ' " ”77185013 am; " " ,,, 7 7771571170713 7e7le7ctior71s7i7n7 77 77 7 to hold elections in may. the the ' may. , elections to hold . my were .. were to hold elections in may. the my argument is, it is government was my argument is, it is undertaking this big restructuring government was my argument is, it is ur the aking this big restructuring government was my argument is, it is ur the wayg this big restructuring government was my argument is, it is ur the wayg this big res work, ing government was my argument is, it is ur the wayg this big res work, it; of the way that councils work, it wants �* councils that provide wants fewer councils that provide all the services, they state will be more streamlined and efficient, more streamlined and more efficient, and then there could be more elected mayors, that have powers handed down from whitehall. .. that is the from whitehall, so that is the reasoning it. and they say from whitehall, so that is the reas need it. and they say from whitehall, so that is the reas need to it. and they say from whitehall, so that is the reas need to pause and they say from whitehall, so that is the reas need to pause thed they say from whitehall, so that is the reas need to pause the elections in they" need teeaidee the eieiftlenetn i” ’ nine they" need tedsideie the eieiftlenetn i” ’ nine council they need tedsideie the eieittlenetn i” ’ nine council to they need teissideie the ieieittlenein iii i nine council to allow these nine council areas to allow some of that restructuring to some of that restructuring work to take the is, these

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secretary of state, in cancelling admitted she does not know what will replace them. - so, council areas in england so, councilareas in england having so, council areas in england having elections cancelled, but we should say there still are elections shodld sayrtherestillrarerelections place in other county taking place in 1d other county areas and nine other types godncil areas and ninerether tyses local as well of local authorities, as well as some elections for mayors that will somerelectionsrformayors that will place in may, so it still will a measure of the a measure of7the public mood be a measure of the public mood most of however, it will a of however, it will be a smaller one. �* ., , of however, it will be a smaller one. �* . , �* m at westminster.

and barnaby webber, and also ian coates. the family of one of the victims say calocane's care was a horror show. to kill three others. of missed opportunities. and distress at its findings. enough is enough. from today, change will happen. we will ensure it. this is a watershed moment.

what makes it worse is that - we're dealing with an investigation into nottinghamshire's mental health trust, a trust that i should be - where my dad was from. who do we turn to when we need help? interactions with health care services before the attacks. investigators found that the offer of care and treatment available they say risk in his case was not fully understood, managed, documented or communicated, and his family's voice was not effectively considered.

he told them he didn't like needles, and they believed he had medication in the community. the trust says it has changed its risk assessment process and employed more nurses since the attacks. and we should have done better. of valdo calocane. years before the attacks, something which is highlighted in the report. have you ever read before in patient records such as stark warning that a patient could end

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that's the conundrum unpicked by my next guests, this week. when it comes to global success — eight consecutive number one albums here, six topping the us billboard charts. have a look. wouldn't even book the band. we knew something was in the air. i wanted it to be something

that they hadn't heard before. # all the good times, baby # i've been misusing # wanta # want a lotta love... it was like a gift from heaven, wasn't it? that is the trailer. earlier, i spoke to the director and co—writer of the documentary, music supervisor and co—writer. well... for the first meeting. to track down any archive, spent seven months writing and then

storyboarding before we even met the group. so, we reached out to them and set up a meeting. put out through bbc arena. they were about the origins of the first blues, led zeppelin's music came from. jimmy page. interview you've ever done. you say a test. i'm going tojump in, because he asked you tell me about those. yes, yes. so we passed that one.

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