iain? >> all right, dave thank you. in montgomery county a lot of people still in the dark a giant tree missing hopes as it came down from those strong winds. neighbors close to tears after they see peco crews replacing and repairing utility poles bringing hope of power coming back soon. >> we've been sitting here since friday around 4:00 o'clock with no cable, no power, um, can't even take a shower to be honest with you. >> when the guys were cutting wood i was so happy we took them coffee to keep them going. >> peco says the damage to the lines and poles so extensive making repairs that much longer to fix. >>> the "good day philadelphia" team also following the storm for you. sue has got the latest forecast. bob will have your traffic conditions plus days news and headlines. good day of course starts at 4:00 a.m. and goes all the way until 10:00 right here on fox 29. >>> in the mill of the day a woman robbed at atm in quite south jersey town. neighbors are stunned when they find out somet

iain?brad, thank you. >>> things are slowly getting back to normal for public transportation tomorrow all septa regional rail will operate on regular weekday schedule. that goes for the broad street and market frankford lines as well. but some bus routes could still be impacted by this weather. for new jersey transit, bus service will resume at 4am it's its rail service getting back to in many tomorrow. that includes trains on the northeast corridor, north jersey coast and passaic valley lines. you can get all the latest status updates on our website at fox 29.com. now to a story about some fun in all of this snow with little bit of eagles flavor. you heard about philly special by now. well our bruce gordon tried the famous eagles play with couple of guys in bucks county. take look. >> reporter: here goes philly special. all right. ready? we all set. >> nick foles you need a time out. >> talk to the coach doug pederson what do you say him. >> how about the philly philly. >> let's do it. >>

iain, back over to you. >> bob, thank you.topped early this afternoon people were out trying to get their homes and tackle the cleanup on aspen street people got to work cleaning off the cars, shoveling the sidewalks not an easy task with the heavy wet snow that fell. >> oh, man, it's hectic. it's heavy. it's wet. um some of its fluffy but most of its wet. but it's, um, it's a task. >> it certainly is. while the city was spared a really deep snow today, we don't yet a ruling on whether schools will be delayed or on regular schedule tomorrow. >>> all right. let's head to break here as we take a look at wilmington. things look pretty good right there right now as the storm has moved out of that area our coverage of this nor'easter continues right after this. ♪ the ross spring dress event. it's here. where you'll find the perfect dress at the perfect price. whether you want to stand out from the crowd or dance the night away. from a weekend getaway to that special celebration. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion

iain? >> chris, thank you that storm is in effect tonight and tonight there's warning for construction crews in philadelphia with strong winds in the forecast l andism trying to remind managers to make sure their scaffolding, fencing and cranes are secure. that storm is hitting more than just the shore. it will affect our entire area. let's get out to our shawnette wilson live in croydon bucks county tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, we have certainly heard people say this before. living on the river comes with a price, but people around here hope that flooding this weekend doesn't cost them too much. >> you live on the river so you kind of like get used to that report roar ben greer and his adorable son little ben live on sixth avenue in croydon. just off neshaminy creek where it flows into the delaware riv river. flooding used to be a big concern for him until two years ago. >> they changed the area. they built a berm over here, and they changed the water line and so it hasn't been a

iain? >> all right, joyce. thank you. >>> crews are working hard trying to restore power to people before tomorrow's storm gets underway. more than 20,000 people in our area are still in the dark and peco is reporting little more than 19,000 are still without power. pse&g have about 650 customers still affected while ac electric has 460. delmarva just 74 customers still in the dark. meanwhile, peco still working around the clock to try and get power back on. those left for days now in the dark. downed branches wires and trees are still a common site in hard hit delaware county. our jeff cole joins us tonight from ridley township with more on the efforts there. jeff? >> reporter: iain, peco says it is still battling to get its customer base back up to full power. it says it realizes frustration grows as the days wear on but he says it's now down to the tough work like this job behind me in ridley township. >> in the tree lined borough of swarthmore a utility crew from pittsburgh is pulling a

i'm iain page. one of the stories of this storm is power outages. they continue to be a problem for people in our area tonight. right now more than 100 nip 9,000 people have no power. peco alone reporting 119,000 customers have been affected. more than 89,000 of those customers are in bucks county. pse&g says more than 56,000 customers are without power. ac electric has over 23,000 people still in the dark. we have live team coverage tonight. let's again with your fox 29 weather authority. mike masco outside our studios let's start with kathy orr. kathy, what a storm. >> what storm indeed. it came in on the light side. got heavy this afternoon with thundersnow and now it's out of here. you can see in the mountains they are appreciating it mew mountain with snowboarders skiers out there. new totals into the weather se sent. we talked about the heaviest snow north and west of the city. look at this. bryn mawr, pa on the mainline 1. flemington, new jersey, dawn timmeney is near there and she said near a foot they're reporting 10-inches. langhorne penns

iain?> chris, thank you. >>> let's head to south jersey now as we take live look at wildwood down the shore didn't get much snow but when you move closer inland the story was a little bit different. fox 29's shawnette wilson joins us live in cherry hill where people are dealing with some issues from the storm tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, sorry i'm a little distracted right now i can hear plow trucks are in direct where we are right now. but a big problem tonight already as you can imagine the slushy roads and some places the roads have already turned completely to water. take look behind me here on haddonfield road. not that problem here right now but you can just see the build up of slush on the road. the other problem, some residents are in the dark tonight after surviving last week's storm. >> when i came out to shovel everything was like sticking in clumps. it was hard to get it up. >> reporter: denise tate and her 15-year-old daughter alexandria relying on flashlight to get t

iain?> all right, dave, thank you. >>> protecting local schools in south jersey police helping keep security tight and parents well not everyone agrees with the new plan. >>> you looking to get a good night pots sleep you may not want to get fully undressed your socks may help you fall asleep and stay that way. serious many. ♪ gus, you are crushing it! just trying to shed those extra pounds. (giggles) me too. gettin' the beach body back... (sighs) is gonna take a lot of work. this will help you power through. one million dollar power payday, new from the pennsylvania lottery. yup, with top prizes of a million bucks. so, how do i look? like a winner. (they both laugh) keep on scratchin'! good evening to our friends in new castle county as we take a live look at will morning ton this tuesday night. getting ready for arrival of major nor'easter. check out the radar that we're watching. some people could see some rain. some could see lot of wet heavy snow. more people will see snow. your foreca

iain?all right, dave, thank you. well tonight we're hearing from the family a of brave fair fighter had a scary fall while batter link flames in a bucks county home. the firefighter from feasterville trevose had been looking for victims after that fire broke out early this morning. let's get out to shawnette wilson who's live in trevose fire company for you tonight. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, his mother says it is a miracle that he's okay. he didn't suffer any injuries, not even a courage and tonight his mom is crediting fellow firefighters with rushing him to the hospital to make sure he was okay. >> i had a call from the hospital that he's there and what happened. my heart start bee beating fast. >> allah priest relieved to see her son back at work tonight after dangerous fall put him in the hospital early this morning. he didn't want to talk on camera but his mother says she's glad he's alive. >> i'm a believer and i'm thankful to god that he heard my prayers. >> reporter: her son tim

iain? >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf joining with hospital staff talking about fighting that opioid epidemic. the governor at crozer chester medical center announcing an initiative to remove barriers for people battling the addiction. governor wolf focusing today on fda approved treatments using medication he said that when combined with counseling and behavioral therapies, they are proven strategies to reduce addiction relapse and improve the chance for recovery. >> we're going to take practical steps to try to make sure that substance use disorder severers get treatment whatever they need. he is special physical it's medication assisted, mat that they get that as quickly as possible and we do practically -- >> today' as announcement one piece of the state's larger effort to fight the heroin and opioid abuse epidemic. in january, governor wolf declared the opioid epidemic a public health emergency disaster to bring together resources and try to focus effo

iain?> chris, thank you. >>> well as you say march is definitely coming in like lion much this storm isn't just the shore the whole area will have to deal with some of it. our shawnette wilson is live tonight in croydon, bucks county, with what's happening there. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, the biggest concern around here is flooding, and neighbors tell me the army core of engineers has made changes to protect them from flooding but not every neighborhood here is flood pro proof. >> you live on the water you kind of get used to it. >> ben greer an adorable son little ben liveth on sixth avenue in croydon just off neshaminy creek writ flows into the delaware river. flooding used to be a big concern for him until two years ago. >> they changed the area. they built a berm over here and they changed the water line and so it has been a concern. >> he certainly knows the damage a deluge of rain like what is expected to night into tomorrow could do to his proper. >> it feels good now i don't hav

iain? >> kristen, thanks. >>> 20 homes in hunting park will be repaired thanks to new partnership between esperanza and hab fat for humanity. new partnership will fix critical repairs for homeowners in the neighborhood. all part of esperanzas' housing and economic development home repair pro program sponsored by pnc bank. the program will invest half a million dollars into the neighborhood. angel cologne who had roof issues and heating problems was the first person who got repairs to his home. >> for that reason i say thank you to habitat esperanza progr program. they take a lot away from my shoulders because something had to be done with my house. i don't have the money to afford... >> the program helps low income residents revitalize their neighborhoods. >>> police, sirens blaring swarm a local restaurant popular with families. now two women are underway are a evident look out grand ma and grandpa millennials might have you beat but not in a good way. they're falling for scams and falling

iain?> all right, dave, thank you. >>> protecting local schools in south jersey police helping keep security tight and parents well not everyone agrees with the new plan. >>> you looking to get a good night pots sleep you may not want to get fully undressed your socks may help you fall asleep and stay that way. seri good evening to our friends in new we take a live look at will morning ton this tuesday night. major nor'easter. check out the radar that we're watching. some people se rain. some could see lot of wet heavy snow. more people will see forecast iw minutes. the storm has justs wires and trees are already a common sight in our area thanks nor'easter wy 4,000 customers in the are still without power. peco says it's restoring hospital atnd then the repairs t bring back the most customers fo tsot truly bothers them it's the fear of those hanging wires. >> we understand that we may still be a few days without power, but we need to know if these are live wires. we just want someone to co

iain?let's hope so, shawnette. thank you. >>> philadelphia city officials declaring a snow emergency. starting eight tomorrow morning so you know what that means. all parked cars have to be off those snow emergency routes and you should park far street corners. if not your car it's going get relocate the. if tomorrow is your trash day hold it until next week. >>> the storm comes as more than 10,000 people are still without power from last week's nor'easter. peco reports there are still 4,000 customers without power in delaware county and close to 4,000 more in montgomery county. bucks and chester counties also still have customers in the dark. the "good day philadelphia" team also following the storm for y you. sue has got the latest forecast. bob will have your traffic conditions and all your day's news and headlines. good day starts at 4:00 and goes until 10:00. maybe longer tomorrow. of course it's right here on fox 29. >>> developing right now the search for a driver who hit a and her l

iain? >> all right. kristen, thank you. madness just around the corner ton night of course join us at 10:00 because kathy is going to be tracking that nasty storm headed our way. new models are coming out. you can get the latest timing and predictions tonight at 10:0. >> yeah. we'll have it it. >>> it's a changing situation definitely have different information tonight. >> all right. thanks for joining us here at 6:00. see you right bac >>> right now on "page six tv," we're going inside last night's historic oscars. he wasn't even nominated but who said tiffany hadish won the night? what happened when ryan seacrest showed up on the red carpet and did taraji p. hen sen throw shade? where was the top secret that has everyone talking? it's a "page six" exclusive. all the answers right now on "page six tv." >> welcome to "page six tv." [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm john fugelsang. here with me, "page six" senior reporter carlos greer. variety writer elizabeth wagmeister. host of sirius xm bevy smith. joining us as plus one com

iain? >> good advice, joyce. thanks >>> as we take a live look at doylestown in bucks county, good day philadelphia begins at healthcare 4 a.m. and he'll bring you additional school closings and all the headlines join from his 4:00 to 10:00 on fox 29. in gloucester county, two women arrested after a fight in a stabbing at chuck key cheese after 6:00 on the 15 block in in deptford a group of more than a dozen got into a fight inside the restaurants. police are still investigating. >>> happening where police are investigating hours after shooting suspect after a dramatic call for help it. unfolded in abington that's where we find brad sattin live with details tonight. brad? >> reporter: iain, police still on the scene coming r on about eight hours working on the first floor of of this duplex, the district attorney's office is leading the investigation this officer involved shooting h montgomery county homicide detectives investigated well into the night after abington police shot man sunday afternoon following repo

iain more information is coming in the wither center. update coming up for you with more on the impacts of this storm a little bit later on in the broadcast. >> kathy, look forward to that. thanks. kathy talked about that heavy wet snow expected to make travel dangerous. many people taking their time today to go out and get essentials before the storm hits. our joyce evans went out to see how people are getting ready and joins us live in bala cynwyd tonight. joyce. >> reporter: iain all day shoppers have been trying to race to get a jump on what is now a crush at area markets just look at the lot here behind us on city half of a he they say they won't be caught off guard again. >> i wasn't ready but now i'm getting ready. >> reporter: ready for backed up check outlines. >> i actually went in west philly to the marks just to get hamburger but it was so crowded i had to walk right back out. >> reporter: grocery carts are overflowing. >> i come in for bread and milk. so hey, you never know. >> reporter: good thing there's constant shelf res

chris. >> reporter: that is right, iain. ya, the shore bracing for exactly what scott was talking about. a long wet and windy weekend that rain that will saturate the entire area just started down the shore here a little while ago. and so have the preparations. take look behind me. we're at the base of the townsend inlet bridge. this the bridge that connects avalon and sea isle. it was shut down about an hour ago because of safety concerns of the storm surge. and the flooding. if you know this bridge, you see those nor'easter just does some damage to this bridge. it will stay closed until at least saturday night. now, shore homeowners kept busy today laying down those sand bags in anticipation of the coastal flooding that's expect expected. especially in these low-lying areas. if you live down the shore, you have interest down here you know the drill. it doesn't take long for these streets to flood down here we saw people boarding up their garages with plywood. borough officials in avalon will be stepping out a reverse 911 c

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iain watson, bbc news, westminster. 0ur political correspondent iain watson joins us now. a lot of people agree with the actual point but they think that discipline comes before that at this point. which is interesting. jeremy corbett when he was a backbencher rebelled about 500 times against his own party, but he would say there is more expected of people on the front bench and they need to accept collective responsibility. a big ally ofjeremy corbyn‘s chris williamson broke ranks on council tax increases and he's continues to speak out. he stood down and 0wens smith should except doing the same thing. is he relaxed about in speaking out from the backbenches? he will be relatively relaxed. to some extent, ringing 0wen smith back, the leadership challenger, was a show of unity but it has been uncomfortable. i note that 0wen smith was unhappy withjeremy corbyn‘s performance in the commons on the salisbury attack. where is that now? it has calmed down to some extent, partly becausejeremy corbyn has said far more that the finger is pointing out russia. he still has questions

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good evening and thanks for joining us at 11:00 tonight i'm iain page this storm is massive. no matter where you live, you will feel it. tonight our crews are everywhere for from you the shore where the surf is getting rough to the suburbs where neighborhoods are already bracing for what's coming and our meteorologists are on top of it all. let's get out to kathy orr and kathy it is coming down out there. >> pouring rain iain this is classic setup for major east coast storm. typically we associate it with massive snow not the case this time. this is the primary low tr

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iain watson, bbc news, westminster. cambridge have beaten oxford in both university boat races.vincing victories on the thames in the men's and women's events. john watson has all the details. the traditional duel on the thames. under overcast skies, a battle for clea rwater. cambridge started under overcast skies, a battle for clearwater. cambridge started on the south side and soon had the pick of it. calm waters and calm heads, building a lead they would never relinquished. cambridge seem to be into a period of dominance. four was of the crew powered cambridge to a course record last year and their return should an era of light blue dominance with back—to—back wins for the first time in 19 years. after defeat to oxford last year, could the cambridge crew in the men's race match that performance? go! they started strongly. with the lead comes the advantage of plotting the best course, the men's crew demonstrating power and control as they took the lead. with the tallest man to compete in the boat race at six feet ten, the levers to keep them there. cambridge taking the 2018 me

i'm iain page.re still people without power from the last storm we had and now we're talking about another one. we've got team coverage our winter weather authority. let's begin tonight with kathy. what should we expect? >> well, we're expecting at this time tomorrow night, iain, some snow already moving into our suburbs. here's the storm right over the northern plains and it doesn't look like a huge storm but guess what? blizzard conditions in the northern plains in the g

iain watson, thank you.ian city of alexandria. government officials say the city's security director was the target. his vehicle was passing by when the device went off and he escaped unharmed, but five others were injured. the attack comes two days before the presidential election. the commander of nato forces in afghanistan says russian influence is destabilising efforts to end the conflict there. generaljohn nicholson's comments come as the us steps up air support for afghan forces who, he says, are making progress against insurgent groups, including the taliban. 0ur south asia correspondent justin rowlatt reports. and there is some flash photography in his piece of. high above the mountains of north—eastern afghanistan, f—16fighterjets take turns to refuel. ..look good, nice and stable. i've got eyes on them. minutes later... disconnect. ..they‘re ready to get back into the fight, providing air cover for afghan forces battling insurgent fighters. 17 years into this war, and, says the commander of us and

iain watson, bbc news, westminster. egyptian city of alexandria. the minister survived, but two policemen were killed and five others were injured. the attack comes two days ahead of the presidential election. the headlines on bbc news: hundreds of thousands of people take to the streets across the united states for mass demonstrations in support of gun control. france will organise a national tribute for the policeman who died after changing places with hostages during yesterday's terror attack at a supermarket. the labour mp owen smith sasteremy corbyn made a mistake by sacking him from the shadow cabinet for calling for another eu referendum. sport now and we have a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. australia's cameron bancroft is caught ball tampering with his captain, steve smith, admitting that he knew. he knew in advance. he was caught on camera during day three of the third test in cape town using a piece of sticky tape to work on the ball, he then hit it inside of his trousers before being questioned by

here's iain watson once more. there could be a very simple explanation for vote leave's victory.er campaign and, well, more voters wanted to leave the eu than remain. but one of vote leave's volunteers claims that the main brexit campaign didn't play by the rules, and spent more money than was allowed. vote leave was permitted to spend £7 million but as they approached that limit they gave an additional £625,000 to smaller operations, called beleave, which is fine just so long as beleave was a genuinely independent campaign. but it is alleged it may have been nothing more than a front for vote leave itself. there was coordination, they say there wasn't but there was. beleave was set up by vote leave and until after the referendum we were constantly communicating with senior members of vote leave, being instructed by them, before and after the referendum. shahmir sanni claims that vote leave and beleave were so interlinked that they even shared the same computer drives. that level of coordination he says would break electoral law. but in a tweet, leading brexit campaign boris john

give iain watson, is in westminster. us a sense of the t what give us a sense of the detail of what isr. yes, we have the letter here, released a few minutes ago by the board of deputies of the british leadership council, effectively accusing jeremy corbyn of issuing empty statements against anti—semitism but doing nothing to address it and more than that, that he himself has sided with anti—semites and they are planning to demonstrate at westminster tomorrow. whatjeremy corbyn has donein tomorrow. whatjeremy corbyn has done in response isn't what he's done in response isn't what he's donein done in response isn't what he's done in the past, he hasn't simply said he regrets anti—semitism or that he opposes it, instead we are getting an apology. he says he is sincerely sorry for the pain that anti—semitism has caused in what he calls pockets of the labour party and he is committed to stamping it out. this comes after criticism from some of his own mps. a facebook post from jeremy corbyn in 2012 came to light last week. he appeared to oppose the taking down of an offensive mural. he has

with me is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero group.re giggling about the easter headlines, hopefully we will have some time to discuss that. the storm gathering over the white house, stormy daniels going public in a television interview and now it is out there, as it were. what you make of the washington post and what it has to say about this? it has gone big on this story and not surprisingly, it was the main prime—time news interview, 60 minutes with anderson cooper, a legend in the us broadcasting, last night. the tone is remind me a little bit of watergate. she is approached by a shady character in a car park in florida. it got me thinking about deep throat during the watergate scandal. she is also saying she was threatened in that encounter and she is now saying that the money she was given during the us presidential election campaign, $100,000 basically to keep quiet way saying this did not happen, she is 110w saying this did not happen, she is now eating her words from that time and basically saying, alleging, that donald trump

iain duncan smith and johnny mercer have seized on this, saying you have to make this a priority whensome of the... turning on the spending taps at the end of the tunnel. the daily telegraph says there could be a litter levy. it is all part of the... the government is getting quite green. the coffee cups, plastic... levis on crisp packets, take—away cups, plastic... levis on crisp packets, ta ke—away cups, cups, plastic... levis on crisp packets, take—away cups, and chewing gum. it costs 10p to pick up chewing gum. it costs 10p to pick up chewing gum. it costs 10p to pick up chewing gum. it will be announced at the spring statement on tuesday, levies will be considered. some things are happening. the chancellor has announced this before, the plastic levy, takeaway containers, that kind of thing. the tories have hit a sweet spot now, especially because of the blue planet series, they realise people are tuned in, not just young or old voters. they see this as a way of talking not just about brexit or geraghty, there are things we are four, like leaving the environment better than we fou

the investigation which was done by iain roy, our head of integrity, has found that there were only threen words, but cheating is certainly one of them that is appropriate in the circumstances. one of australian sport's most famous faces, david warner, was found to have concocted the plot. one of the things i look forward to when i come home is being able to... the vice captain will certainly have more time to do that now, also banned for a year. and in a shocking twist, it was revealed that in a shocking twist, cameron ba ncroft that in a shocking twist, cameron bancroft was instructed to use sandpaper to rough up one side of the ball during the test, not sticky tape as initially claimed. he gets a nine—month ban. australia were meant to be training here today ahead of the fourth and final test match against south africa, at their final session has been cancelled. their preparations in disarray. tonight, coach darren lehmann spoke publicly for the first time since been cleared to continue in his role. these are young men and i hope people will give them a second chance. their health and

with me is iain anderson who's founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. good to see you again. we have to start with the big story of the moment. the independent focusing on some of the remark, one thatjumped out for me was this unprecedentedly crude revocation that is being described at, in terms of the way theresa may is responding as well. theresa may is responding as well. the rhetoric is ramping up on this story, david. i believe there were about 60 russian diplomats in london, about 60 fish diplomats in moscow. 23 diplomats are going to be expeuedin moscow. 23 diplomats are going to be expelled in the coming week from the uk, i think we can expect to see 2a oi’ uk, i think we can expect to see 2a or 25 maybe... there is a b drawn up. all the covering, it coverage this morning reflecting on the fact that these are undeclared intelligence. if the office knew they were undeclared why were they not thrown out? but i think that shows what we are built up to understand, that there is spying that takes place in the uk, there is spying that takes place in r

with me is iain anderson who's founder of the international communications agency, cicero group.using on some of the remark, one thatjumped out for me was this unprecedentedly crude revocation that is being described at, in terms of the way theresa may is responding as well. theresa may is responding as well. the rhetoric is ramping up on this story, david. i believe there were about 60 russian diplomats in london,

so there's just one new man in ulster‘s iain henderson comes in to replace devin toner.and has brought dan biggar back at fly half for wales as they aim for a second place finish in this year's championship. he takes over from gareth anscombe, who drops to the bench. record super league try scorer danny maguire scored his first try for hull kr as they beat huddersfield 38—6 at kirklees stadium. ryan shaw scored two tries but it was maguire who scored the final try of the game. hull kr move up to 8th in the table with just their second win of the 2018 season. over to peongchang now where there's been disappointment for britain's wheelchair curling team at the winter paralympics. we will be hoping for medal success in the snowboard slalom. before that, the setting biathlon. earlier, disappointment for the wheelchair curling team as they missed out on a place in the semifinals. our reporter kate grey is there for us. may be snowing now, but the weather earlier today was murky and miserable, but it probably reflects the mood in the wheelchair curling tea m the mood in the wh

our investigation which was done by iain roy, our head of integrity, has found there were only three players who knew of this plan, and we are absolutely satisfied of that. people want to use their own words, but cheating is certainly one of them that is probably appropriate in the circumstances. one of australian sport's most famous faces, david warner, was found to have concocted the plot. one of the things i look forward to when i come home is actually being able to sit on my couch... the vice captain will certainly have more time to do that now, also banned for a year. and in a shocking twist it was revealed thatjunior batsman cameron bancroft was instructed to use sandpaper to rough up one side of the ball during the cape town test — not sticky tape, as initially claimed. he gets a nine—month ban. australia were meant to be training here at the wanderers today ahead of the fourth and final test match against south africa on friday, but their session has been cancelled. their preparations in disarray. tonight, coach darren lehmann spoke publicly for the first time since being cle

with me is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero group.

it is orphaned —— awful and iain duncan smith created this policy and he now says it cannot be evaluatedsome committee to answer questions about what he did! he isn't overseeing it any more, is he? but he created it and is still defending its! moving on to something different, the mail on sunday has a picture of the very lovely susan sunday has a picture of the very lovely susa n co nsta nt sunday has a picture of the very lovely susan constant time on the front page formerly of the susannah and trini. i am now as skinny as trini. yes, well, yasmin, if you would like to... you said is this news? it is a front—page story. is it really? we are encouraged to look on pages 20 and 21 to find out how she did it. i don't have to know. i probably have some kind of idea. go on. moved a bit more. that is how i did it. it is magic, the only way. so we should have you on the front page! shouldn't we just? in so we should have you on the front page! shouldn't wejust? in my handmade frock? home—made frock was to mark that tape is nice to a final item on the observer, talking about paris fashion week.

i'm iain page. the storm is quickly changing.athy just updated the snow totals and up is the word. details and new information coming into the fox 29 newsroom now by the minute. here's what we can tell you right now. we've got hundreds of school closings. scrolling scrolling at the bottom of your screen of philadelphia public schools and arch die is that so schools closed tomorrow. snow emergency goes into

earlier our political correspondent iain watson the details earlier.ter has been going up, the pressure onjeremy corbyn is increasing, a week on from when labour was criticised on that facebook post from 2025 —— 2012 which was apparently depicting an anti—semitic image. a week on, the issueis anti—semitic image. a week on, the issue is still dominating. effectively, these mps and peers are asking ina effectively, these mps and peers are asking in a letterfor christine shaw cropped to be off the national executive committee, but the argument they are making is that jeremy corbyn should put his final words of the past week into action, issuing a message and video saying he'd be an ally for the struggle against and he'd be an ally for the struggle againstand —— he'd be an ally for the struggle against and —— struggle against anti—semitism. they are saying, if you are an ally, why not express your displeasure and at least urge christine shaw cropped to go? the person who organised the letter, told us this. links, jeremy corbyn didn't say she should stand d

felix iain belongs to a new generation of musicians equipped with just a memory flash drive this evening he's again playing on the main stage of a major festival. he made his breakthrough in twenty fifteen with the smash hit we mix. his version of cheerleader by jamaican singer only was so popular it went on expectedly to the top of the charts in fifty five countries. in. the song margaret and john mica have been a hit in jamaica i think but nobody in the rest of the world knew it. and when i put out my remix it went nowhere for the first six months but people started to pick up on it. it went to number one on spotify in sweden with no marketing or record like a marketing push or a plot and people just thought i liked that market and loaded it into their playlist sent it to their friends posted it on facebook and that's how it gradually took off like. it was stream seven hundred million times on spotify and a billion on youtube. since then game has been playing to sizeable crowds such as at the summer sun festival in latvia for the young man who grew up on the baltic sea coast it's alway

iain duncan smith, thank you very much.d weather alerts — meaning there is a risk to life — have been issued in south—west england and south wales. phil avery joins phil averyjoins us now. the red warning that you mentioned about scotland that was in fours right until ten o'clock this morning has now lapsed. but i have to say that the red warning was embedded within a larger lower grade amber warning, that stays in four is widely across northern and eastern parts of scotland, across much of the north and north east of england as well. there is still a suggestion from the met office that there are destructive weather forces in place across much of that northern and eastern part of the british isles. just because the red has gone that doesn't mean to say that particular neck of the woods is a trouble just yet. coming a little bit further to the south, there is a widescale amber warning the south, there is a widescale amberwarning and a the south, there is a widescale amber warning and a middle grade amberwarning-a nd'a middle

full back rob kearney and lock iain henderson have also extended their contracts.by his club northampton for missing a training session. coach alan gaffney suggested after their defeat to sale on 3rd march that north did not want to play. the 25—year—old is leaving saints to return to wales in the summer, but the club say he is available to play in northamptons final five fixtures. olympic champion katie archibald says adding commonwealth gold to her recent medal haul, is a "realistic hope". archibald is one of 15 cyclists heading to next month's commonwealth games on australia's gold coast as part of team scotland. and as jane lewis reports she'sjoined by someone who knows her better than most. sibling rivalry, not a bit of it. this big brother is more than happy to take tips from little sister. and who could blame him. the golden girls have done it again. she's a current olympic, world and european champion. as part of the family you just learn a lot watching. it is great. i cannot turn off the dynamic of being a little sister. i have memories my whole life of as