was passed on to us care at st andrew's was passed on to us bya care at st andrew's was passed on tofootage which we are hoping to show inafew footage which we are hoping to show in a few moments was filmed inside the charity's northamptonshire hospital, an adolescent ward, focus of the health regulator's inspection report, and they visited the ward backin report, and they visited the ward back in april and march of this year and have this morning, as you mention, published their report, and it is quite a worrying picture for children and teenagers being held in this ward. it found of the 15 seclusion rooms, and these are rooms which should only be used when a patient is in extreme distress or for example a patient is a risk perhaps to themselves or members of staff, they would be placed in these rooms, and 11 of these rooms were found to be unsafe and lacked basic furniture is such as bed, pillows and blankets, meaning patients had to sleep on the floor. the way in which patients treated —— staff treated patients was uncaring, undignified and disrespectful. they point to one example

yesterday, the adolescent services part st andrew's healthcare unit in northamptonshire was put intocial measures following a damning report. we'll get reaction from the family of a woman being looked after in a different part of the unit. she has a huge dressing on her head and burns all over her face and under her eyes and ears where she threw boiling water over her. she has a plaster cast on her arm because she had chewed a hole in her arm which he had an operation on a couple of weeks ago. and plastic bags, drinks bottles and food packaging are having a devastating impact on ocean pollution, so could you give up single use plastics? ben fogle is calling on us all to do just that. he'll be here in the studio. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. have you already made changes to give up single use plastics? could you do more? ben fogle is trying to get everyone to pledge to give up just one thing as part of world oceans day. do get in touch with your ideas on how we can use less plastic, and everything else we're talking about this morning, use the has

we are at an impasse where we are playing at st andrews in birmingham, which, isuppose are playing atmingham, which, i suppose a slightly better than playing in northampton, but it's still not a satisfactory alternative at all. this is not acceptable, in my opinion. there's a lot of people out there that should hang their heads in shame. chelsea have gone to the court of arbitration for sport to appeal their two—window transfer ban. they're not allowed to buy new players until the end of january next year, and failed with their first appeal to fifa. it's all to do with an investigation into signing foreign players who are under 18. manchester united have agreed a deal "in principle" to sign swansea city's winger danieljames. the 21—year—old wales international has completed a medical and will become 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s first signing since becoming permanent manager at old trafford. the deal is expected to go through when the transfer window opens next week. and efl have announced a new policy which means at least one candidate interviewed when searching for a first—team manager. at

they've been forced to ground share at st andrews after failing to agree a deal to stay at the ricohthe club said it was a sad day for coventry city and its fans. jo konta's run at the french open has come to an end. after becoming the first briton to reach the last four in paris since 1983, she was then beaten by the czech teenager marketa vondrousova, who'll now play ashleigh barty in the final tomorrow. andy swiss reports. so much hope, but ultimately, so much heartache. johanna konta emerged knowing that this was a golden chance to reach a first grand slam final. the clear favourite against the czech teenager marketa vondrousova, and she was soon showing why. konta led 5—3 and had set point, but with the court at her mercy, it all went wrong. and that horrible miss proved the turning point, as vondrousova reeled off the next four games. another konta misjudgement, and the czech was one set up. still, konta had hope. come the second set, again, she led 5—3. again, it slipped away. it went to a tie—break, and it was vondrousova who was inspired. the 19—year—old duly held her nerve

st. andrews which teaches them new sounds and songs. including the star wa rs sounds and songs. including the star wars theme tune. that was the end of him and scientists hope the research could lead to new ways of studying speech disorders. i still don't know what the last june is. —— lastjune. i will look at the papers with our reviewers, the associate editor of the times, and jason beatty, head of politics at the daily mirror, that story will not feature, that is coming up after the headlines at 1130. most of us on friday how to find out whether with plenty of sunshine made for quite a nice change given how wetjune for quite a nice change given how wet june has for quite a nice change given how wetjune has been for quite a few of us. wetjune has been for quite a few of us. skies like this will continue on into the first part of the weekend as well, the changing fortunes all down to this area of high pressure, believe it or not it is the first high—pressure we have seen for the whole of the ofjune. what it does mean weatherwise is across england and wales we will see plenty of

the move to st andrews they say is essential for them to stay in the league.sports website. and reaction tojohanna konta going out in the french open semifinal. more from us later. much more sport to come. you're watching the bbc news channel. we will talk a little bit more about the news that has broken in the last hour. the case of sally challen whose conviction for killing her husband has been reduced to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. sally challen hasn't yet been formally sentenced but you may know she has already served more than nine years in prison. she killed her husband in a hammer attack after many years of suffering, as the court was told, suffering, as the court was told, suffering coercive control. we are waiting to hear much more from the old bailey. we are expecting a statement from the cps and hope to hearfrom expecting a statement from the cps and hope to hear from family members of sally challen. it is worth reading out you a tweet from one of her two sons who have supported her throughout this long campaign. let us

there is a long way to go, and yeah, here and st andrews are the two probably most iconic places to liftetter. but if you don't mind, i'm just going to wait a couple of days. scans have now shown that chris froome also sustained a small fracture to his neck in the crash this week that ruled him out of the tour de france. the team ineos cyclist underwent a successful six—hour operation on wednesday night after breaking a leg, elbow and ribs when he ploughed into a wall during a training ride. he may now have to stay in hospital for the next six weeks while his injuries begin to heal. tyson fury returns to the ring in las vegas in the early hours of tomorrow morning against german tom schwarz. the weigh—in took place last night as the former heavyweight champion continues his return to boxing after having two years out with mental health and drugs problems. fury is the favourite but he has said, "i am not sold that it will be as easy as people think." that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website and get the latest in play highlights from the

there is a long way to go, and yeah, here and st andrews are the two probably most iconic places to liftsilverware, i couldn't think of anything better. but if you don't mind, i'm just going to wait a couple of days. tyson fury returns to the ring in las vegas in the early hours of tomorrow morning against german tom schwarz. the weigh—in, took place last night as the former heavyweight champion continues his return to boxing, after having two years out with mental health and drugs problems. fury is the favourite, but he has said, "i am not sold that it will be as easy as people think." that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, including in—play highlights from the cricket world cup where australia are 154 for 2 against sri lanka, in the 30th over. this week we go on an excellent adventure, take dance lessons from a tomato, and get invaded by flossing aliens. giant alien heads, pokemon gyms, and massive queues to get into the los angeles convention centre. for hard—core gamers this can only mean one thing — it's for the electronic ente

that's why the university of st andrew's caps its scottish students at 20%, isn't it?ris paribus" — yes, that is right, if you don't do anything else. but it is of course the case that universities have a number of different income streams, during which the income is one. but there is also, as i was saying to a colleague across the house, there is also the teaching grant which exists already for two in five courses. and what this report recommends is rebalancing somewhat between the fees and the teaching grant. whether he likes it or not, the idea that the treasury all make up the shortfall in tuition fees is as credible as the claim that austerity is over. isn't it the case in reality that what he's proposing is the worst of all worlds for universities and students — which is graduates paying more for longer for degrees that are worse—funded than they were before? it's attractive to reduce the cost of going to university and doing so by cutting the number of low value courses. but it would not be attractive to do so by making the general taxpayer pay it — it's unfair,

there is a long way to go, and yeah, here and st andrews are the two probably most iconic places to lifthing better. but, if you don't mind, i'm just going to wait a couple of days. two of the more fancied teams at the cricket world cup, are playing each other at the oval. for sri lanka, it wasjust a relief to be playing after their last two matches fell victim to the weather. they won the toss and put australia in to bat, but had to be patient for the first wicket, with 80 runs on the board before dhananjaya de silva bowled david warnerfor 26. and it was the same bowler who claimed the wicket of usman khawaja 20 runs later, as isuru udana took the catch. but the real story of this match so far has been the batting masterclass of australain captain aaron finch, unbeaten on 123, and it's helped his side reach 219—2 in the 39th over. scans have now shown that chris froome also sustained a small fracture to his neck in the crash this week that ruled him out of the tour de france. the team ineos cyclist underwent a successful six—hour operation on wednesday night after breaking a leg, elbow

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there is a long way to go and here in st andrews would be an iconic place to let a bit of silverware.ing better. but if you don't mind, i am just going to wait a couple of days. scams have now shown that crisp rim also sustained a small fracture to his neck in the crash this week that ruled him out of the tour de france. the cyclist underwent a successful six—hour operation on wednesday night after breaking a leg, elbow and ribs when he ploughed into a wall at a0 mass per hour during a training ride. you may now have to stay in hospitalfor training ride. you may now have to stay in hospital for the training ride. you may now have to stay in hospitalfor the next training ride. you may now have to stay in hospital for the next six weeks when his injuries to begin hail. tyson fury returns to the ring in las vegas in the early hours of tomorrow morning against german thomas works. the way into place last night as the former heavyweight champion continues his return to boxing after having two years out with mental health and drug problems. tyson fury is the favourite but he has said he is

st. andrews, earned that in 1952, came back in 1953. strangely enough, his dissertation became this million-copy bestseller, this book called "the conservative timing was just right. it hit the market from a chicago publisher, ended up going through seven editions over its lifetime, and it really did give -- there were a number of disparate voices that i would say were not leftist. they might be conservative to some degree, libertarian to another degree, but there were a number of voices that i think his book allowed some kind of forum for all of these voices to be able to speak right at the end of world war ii, right at the end of the korean war, so he becomes very important. we would never have had a very goldwater movement without kirk. we also would not have had a reagan movement later on. he did represent that strain of conservatism. coalesce helped conservative thought. what is interesting and what most people might not imagine is that the mill you -- the milieu in which "the conservative mind" came out was very different than we

st. andrews shows a team of seals imitating twinkle twinkle little star and they can sing the first notesol looks like something from the cantina. i guess that makes sense. researchers say seals could become the model of a study of speech disorders since they use their vocal tracks the same way humans do. >> the researchers are like, it's just cool. basically. >> yeah. >> i'll see you later i'm going down to pier 39. >> right? these are seals, right? instead of sea lions. >> seals have the -- >> sea lions have ear flaps. >> indentation. >> seals don't. >> i'm still going to try. >> all right. >> yeah, sea lions are mostly good at sleeping i think. >> and barking and eating. yeah. >> seals are like , can we get better pool? splash. >> oh, boy. >> we have to move on to weather. all right. we'll have to return to that one again. >>> let's a look, a little hazy out there. you can see the emerald city off in the distanc. we'll have high clouds later on today and a cool breeze kick in during the mid afternoon hours. it will keep our cooling trend going. it will be coolest tomorrow and thursday

st. andrews in scotland. they say they might be able to help speech therapy maybe some day for people.al song. >> all right. animals are great. >> not that one. >> oh. these are. owls taking a bath. we got three owls taking a bath. i want you to vote which one is the sexiest. first owl taking a bath. check out that wingspan. that is a sexy owl. this is an elegant owl here. there he is getting himself cleaned. he's in a hurry. he's got a job interview in an hour. we got another owl. look at this little coy owl. he wants you to jump on him. you make me sick little owl. that's enough. one wins. >> all right. quickly, look up in the sky. it's a plane, it's a bird, no it's a wallenda. they're back. the brother-sister act, walked a tight rope between two skyscrapers in new york time square. it was a big risk for leann. she fell in 2017 shattered every bone in her face. dare devil act scene. they wore safety harness because of city law. you couldn't get me up there anyway. >> how is this for a greeting? >> yeah! >> a dad in maryland recorded picking up his son everyday for a month. >> set you

it's part of a study at the university of st andrews, teaching them new sounds and songs like the starpe the research could lead to new ways of studying speech disorders. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello. some find mother to start off the weekend, some sunshine on the way and drive for many of us, this is the weather —— fine weather. a few passing showers where it remains quite breezy in our overnight lows between six and 12 celsius and the start of the weekend is looking promising and it is all down to this. an area of high and area of high pressure that we have not seen so far but that is what is to bring us quite a lot to the weekend. england and wales getting off to a fine settled in sunny start, the way the weather is going to stay with some fair weather cloud. northern ireland and scotland with the of sunshine, a few showers continuing in shipment. the forecast get warm, temperatures looking at the highs of edinburgh, 19 celsius across england and wales, lightly into the low 20s and wales, lightly into the low 20s and that we are looking at an area

st. andrew's among other items. this was a day of pomp and circumstance, as i said, not protest.ses larger than the protesting group. again, the mayor of london has approved the blimp that mocks president donald trump, a larger blimp than last year, to fly tomorrow. we are expecting in four cities in the united kingdom that there will be protests against this president. back to you. david: we knew they were coming. edward, thank you very much. let's bring in steve hilton, former senior adviser to prime minister david cameron and host of fox news channel's "the next revolution." you have the wonderful greeting by the queen of the president and the royal family with a couple of people absent, but then you have the protests. which is the dominant feature? the welcoming he received or the protests? >> it's both the welcoming and also president trump's attitude to this visit. the really big contrast is with the previous administration here. i think what president trump has done is made this special relationship that we talk about so often, he's made it special again because i remember

the club say the move to st andrews, 20 miles away was necessary for them to stay in the league.andy street has claimed protest against lgbt eating at a birmingham primary school are illegal. demonstrations have taken place outside anderton park school in the sparkle area since january. in his first interview, he told the bbc they were homophobic and did not reflect the modern and inclusive place birmingham is. andy street, the mayor of the west midlands gave his first interview on this incredibly controversial issue that has been taking place in birmingham, but making headlines across the world. in the interview, he said the protests had been homophobic and they must stop now. he said they we re they must stop now. he said they were deeply upsetting. andy street is gay himself and he said they had affected him personally because he said he didn't realise that homosexuality was still an issue for some communities in the city, which he loves very deeply. he also called on the department for education to make its guidance clearer about what schools should do in regards to a quality

there was a long way to go, and i couldn't think — here at st andrews would probably be the most iconicait a couple of days. it was penalty shootout heart break for great britain men's hockey team. the team fought back to draw 2—2 with the netherlands at full time, alan forsyth scoring to take the match to a shootout. but danny kerry's side were beaten a—3 in that and will now need to win theirfinal round robin match against new zealand on sunday and hope other results go their way, in order to qualify for the pro—league semi—finals. st helens extended their lead at the top of rugby league's super league with a 38—2 thrashing of huddersfield, while elsewhere, wigan boosted their hopes of making the play offs by winning at leeds, who continue to struggle. tony clubb rounded off the scoring in a hard—fought win, 23—1a. wigan are nowjust two points off castleford, who are in fifth place. boxer tyson fury says his latest bout is a "very important fight" for him — as the heavyweight prepares to take on undefeated tom schwarz in las vegas tonight. we're joined now by former world heavyweight

there is a long way to go, and yeah,, here and st andrews are the two probably most iconic places toust going to wait a couple of days. scans have now shown that chris froome also sustained a small fracture to his neck in the crash this week that ruled him out of the tour de france. the team ineos cyclist underwent a successful six hour operation on wednesday night after breaking a leg, elbow, and ribs when he ploughed into a wall during a training ride. he may now have to stay in hospital for the next six weeks while his injuries begin to heal. lizzie deignan secured herfirst victory since returning from maternity leave as she won stage five in the women's tour of britain. it means she now has the overall lead. the yorkshire rider out—sprinted the winner of thursday's stage, kasia niewiadoma and elisa longo borghini at the royal welsh showground after the trio had broken clear. deignan now leads by one second, ahead of today's final stage. she said this was the nicest win she's had for a very long time. tyson fury returns to the ring in las vegas in the early hours of tomorrow morni

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relations, from george iii all the way through to sweet pictures of george vi, playing golf at st andrewsyounger members of the family, the younger members of the family, the duke of sussex and the duke of york escorting the president's daughter and her husband. it was informal, as far as things go, it was pretty informal. it was very congenial, a lot of talk about the pictures on the wall, because it took place in the queen's picture gallery. the queen sees these picture everyday, but the president was struck a rembrandt that was there, and he asked for more detail on that. it all seemed to be going well, and the diplomats must be very happy with how it is going so far. except... except for his phone. even before he was off the plane this morning. what will the papers be making of that tomorrow? everyone knows he is a compulsive user of twitter, he was not going to put his tweet habit on hold while he was here. it is kind of to be expected, trump fires off into cyberspace. i think the optics of this are what is going to be dominating the front pages tomorrow, just at that site of the que

all the way from george iii through to some rather sweet pictures of george vi playing golf at st andrewsry carefully themed exhibition, but know, a lively scene. then bringing up the rear, some of the younger members of the family, in the duke of sussex and the duke of york, escorting the president's daughter, yvonne got trump and her husband jared, so it was informal. as things go, it was pretty informal. it was very convenient, a lot of talk about the pictures on the wall, because it actually took place in the queen's picture gallery, and obviously the queen sees these pictures every day, but the president was very struck by rembrandt that was in there, and asked a little more detail on that. it is certainly all seeming to go, the diplomats i think, must be very happy with the way it's all going so far. the author robert harmon there who has written plenty of books on the queen. as we've seen, today has been very much focused on the ceremonial aspects of the visit, with the visit to westminster abbey to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown warrior earlier, and the state banquet late

it's part of a study at the university of st andrews, teaching them new sounds and songs — like the stars of years. the monument is built on the alignment of the midsummer sunrise and the midwinter sunset. on the summer solstice, the sun rises behind the heel stone, the ancient entrance to the stone circle, and rays of sunlight are channelled into the centre of the monument. well, there have been 200,000 searches for "summer 2019" on uk google trends. and the hashtag "summersolstice" is also popular on twitter — with over 1,000 tweets already this morning. several pretty pictures of the dawn are being shared — like this one from ross hutchinson. while others say the annual stonehenge ceremony is a reminder of the ancient history and democracy in the united kingdom. in a moment, it's time for the one o'clock news. first, it's time for a look at the weather i , with chris. hello, a big improvement in the weather today and also tomorrow, with building on and so for most of us, the dry weather moving in. in scotland, the cloud across northern and western areas, where we continue to feed in a

st. andrews in scotland.a and the 18th hole at pebble beach are the three most recognizable locations the sport has ever known. it will be an awesome day today and in through father's day on sunday for golf action here on fox. back in a moment. first as you mentioned, sandra, there is a lot of news. back to you now. >> sandra: the sun is coming up out there. we can start to get a better look at the course. you are clearly enjoying yourself. am i oozing jealousy? good morning. we'll get back to you out there. i'm working on it. all right. back to the news this morning. breaking news washington showdown with iran escalating dramatically just a short time ago as the u.s. military releases this stunning new video saying it shows tehran's revolutionary guard removing a mine from one of two tankers attacked near the strait of hormuz. iran denying any involvement in this. president trump had this to say in a new interview on fox a short time ago. >> president trump: iran did do it and you know they did it because yo

st. andrews is the birthplace of golf.. what did he say about holding out brooks koepka, who is the hottest golfer in the world, he has been for two plus years, and he is a fellow american out of florida, he had his chance. he was putting the heat on him. did he share that at all with you? >> yes. he came out blazing. for birdie's, took himself to all 11 under par. then he made his way in. would linda said he wanted to play to win. he wasn't trying to lose. he took about a 250-yard shot up that embankment, he made a birdie. he said i am playing to win. i had my chance before. there was the 31st time he had been in the major. he was tied at bell reeves last year. he's been here now 11 years. so he said these chances just don't come real often. i put myself in this position. a lifetime of training to try to win this. i just wasn't going to give in. he was much more nervous during the interviews afterwards then he was on the course. that is a miracle to have a type of feeling. >> bill: no doubt about it. i love his red, white

this is the scene in st andrews today.lasgow. heavy rain in northern ireland in western and southern parts. in the evening some sunshine, where there is sunshine it is reasonably pleasant. into tonight, that's rain in the south—east could affect east anglia as well. if you showers just inland and some heavy rain in northern scotland will ease off for a time. still wet to the south—west of northern ireland, but many drain nights with partially clear skies. 0n the far site in southern england and wales. for tomorrow, 0n the far site in southern england and wales. fortomorrow, most 0n the far site in southern england and wales. for tomorrow, most of us are dry and rain purchasing across northern scotland. showers any south—west then started developing little bit more widely across england and wales. some could be heavy and sundry and heavy and sundry in scotland, too. a dry day for northern ireland, compared to today. as we go through thursday night into friday, this area of low pressure will bring some stormy weather across

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swarmed the busy area around 70 fifth ave between 51st and 52nd st for those of you who know the city, that's close to times square. governor andrewhat no one inside the building was injured. a fire that broke out following the crash was quickly brought under control. mr cuomo said people who were in the building said they felt it shake. as you see the pictures there, the live images from new york from midtown. this is beyond 100 days. still to come, hitting the high notes. why business on broadway is booming as new york theatres enjoy their sixth record—breaking year in a row. a court in india has sentenced three men to life in prison for the rape and murder of an eight—year—old muslim girl. rajini vaidya nathan reports. siren blares. judgement day in a crime that challenged india's conscience. amid heavy security, the men accused of a brutal and barbaric attack finally learnt their fate. retired government official sanji ram, the mastermind. policeman deepak khajuria also found guilty. asifa bano was just eight years old when they murdered her. held captive at this hindu temple in the city of kathua in north india last year, she

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