i am heading to harrogate in north yorkshire. i should heading to harrogate in north yorkshire.north yorkshire. i should have gone from bedfordshire up through york. it should have taken an hour and a half to two hours. it's going to take me, i don't know, five or six hours according to this. we would like to apologise for any inconvenience. services were cancelled in different parts of the country, but the worst disruption was on this line, where overhead wires were still being repaired. there have been very few trains heading in and out of london to hear and other parts of the midland throughout the morning, but it's relatively quiet at this station. it seems after the chaos of yesterday, some people decided not to travel. some passengers made most ofa to travel. some passengers made most of a long wait on the tarmac at heathrow last night. but with the eu rostar heathrow last night. but with the eurostar down this afternoon, misery too for passengers waiting here in paris and in london. tom burridge, bbc news. our top story this evening. carl beech, the man who lied about a v

is the service going on in this part of the country, west yorkshire and harrogate.ething many sufferers will struggle to open up about. but incredibly important for the wider public to try and understand. gemma, when your parents took you to yourgp, he didn't gemma, when your parents took you to your gp, he didn't recognise there was a problem. why not?” your gp, he didn't recognise there was a problem. why not? i started to withdraw and started eating less at the age of ten and my mum and dad picked up quickly on the warning signs and they took me to the gp, who said i wasn't low enough in weight to have a problem, it will be fine and it's just weight to have a problem, it will be fine and it'sjust a phase. long story short, two years later i was admitted to a children's psychiatric unit and given 24 hours to live if i didn't eat or drink. one of the biggest things i hope this programme will highlight is early intervention is key. the longer we wait to treat somebody with an eating disorder than more of a hold it has on that person and waiting for the weight to cha

are broadcasting live from halifax, from the adult eating disorder service of west yorkshire and harrogatee are going to meet doctors and patients including a woman who's had anorexia for a0 yea rs. woman who's had anorexia for a0 years. she's been in hospital 15 times. also, former emmerdale actor gemma 0aten who was diagnosed with anorexia aged ten. she nearly died four times but has now recovered after yea rs of four times but has now recovered after years of treatment. music: the locomotion. performers from this year's glastonbury festival — including kylie minogue — have donated items of clothing to 0xfam, to campaign against cheap throwaway fashion. and coming up in sport, a big day at wimbledon — with 15—year—old coco gauff, facing her biggest challenge yet, in former world number one simona halep. good morning — and welcome to the bbc news at 9. british airways is facing a fine of £183 million after data belonging to hundreds of thousands of its customers was stolen. the airline said it was "surprised and disappointed" with the fine, which is to be the biggest ever issued by the in

i'm headed to harrogate, north yorkshire. should have gone from sandy in bedfordshire up through york, it should have taken me an hour and a half or two hours. it's going to take me... well, i don't know, five or six hours according to this. services cancelled too on the eurostar today — not the ideal start to her weekend. in around ten minutes, it's the film review here on bbc news. but first, here's click. it's the hardest problem in technology and one that could change everything. this week we're in arizona, the self driving capital of the world, to ride in the latest robotic vehicles, meet the people who are not happy to see them... ..and to find out what happens when the tech goes wrong. when california told uber that there were going to be some new regulations that they needed to adhere to, governor ducey, in a public announcement, said... california may not want you, we want you to know that arizona does. we are a state that is open for business. we are a state that welcomes business and new people and technology. 0ur

i'm headed to harrogate, north yorkshire.ndy in bedfordshire up through your, it should have taken me an hour and a half or two hours. it's going to take me... well, i don't know, five or six hours according to this. services cancelled too on the eurostar today — not the ideal start to her weekend. the new owner of house of fraser says several stores will have to close. mike ashley, who used his sports direct company to buy house of fraser last august, says its problems are "nothing short of terminal". our business correspondent simon gompertz is here. we had this delay in the house of fraser financial statement? it has taken them a week before today to publish these results, they tried to get them signed off by the auditors. they were supposed to get them sent out at 7am but it took hours to get them published. the reason was, they had received a colossal tax bill for their business in belgium. so let's have a look at what it was. it was the £605 million and it took the whole day sports dires to persuade its auditors that th

i'm headed to harrogate, north yorkshire. it should have taken me an hour and a half or two hours. it's going to take me... well, i don't know, five or six hours according to this. services cancelled too on the eurostar today — not the ideal start to her weekend. sports retailer sports director has published its delayed financial results and reported a fall in earnings following its takeover of house of fraser. sport direct‘s owner mike ashley described the problems with the department store chain which had bought —— which he bought last august as nothing short of terminal and said turning the business around would not be quick or easy. originally they were expected more than a week ago and that did not happen, then today they we re that did not happen, then today they were supposed about 7am, that didn't happen, and over the course of the day they kept getting delayed and delayed. finally they dropped around 5pm, and unsurprisingly it was not good news, profits were down, a seniorfigure is leaving and good news, profits were

i am heading to harrogate in north yorkshire.york. it should have taken an hour and a half to two hours. it's going to take me, i don't know, five or six hours according to this. we would like to apologise for any inconvenience. services were cancelled in different parts of the country, but the worst disruption was on this line, where overhead wires were still being repaired. there have been very few trains heading in and out of london to hear and other parts of the midland throughout the morning, but it's relatively quiet at this station. it seems after the chaos of yesterday, some people decided not to travel. some passengers made most of a long wait on the tarmac at heathrow last night. but with the eurostar down this afternoon, misery too for passengers waiting here in paris and in london. tom burridge, bbc news. the new northern ireland secretary julian smith says he does not believe the uk is on a collision course with the irish government when it comes to brexit. mr smith made the comments on a visit to belfast and londond

i'm heading to harrogate in north yorkshire, i should have gone from bedfordshire up through york, itlf, two hours, it is going to ta ke a half, two hours, it is going to take me, i don't know, five or six hours, according to this. services we re hours, according to this. services were cancelled in different parts of the country but the worst disruption on this line, where overhead wires we re on this line, where overhead wires were still being repaired. there have been very few trains heading in and out of london to hear and other parts of the midland throughout the morning but it is relatively quiet at the station, it seems out of the chaos of yesterday, some people decided not to travel. some passengers made the most of a long wait on the tarmac at heathrow last night. but with the eurostar down this afternoon, misery, too, for passengers waiting here in paris and in london. borisjohnson boris johnson says borisjohnson says the recruitment of 20,000 new police officers in england and wales will begin within weeks. carl beech, a paedophile who made false allegations of murder and ty

yes, in harrogate.ecting most of us today. it will be quite breezy and then even when i train clears there will be heavy showers following behind. five central and southern scotland, the rain won't arrive until lunchtime that united is that the remaining dryers. some showers and sunshine. chavez anti—western areas as the main pandering close to the north but those showers could give longer spells of rain. maximum temperature is 18-21dc. this spells of rain. maximum temperature is 18—21dc. this evening, the rain will continue. quite an unpleasant end to the day, particularly for central and eastern parts of england. the rain will continue right throughout the night. affecting parts of southern scotland. a one night, though, especially in the south—east. 16-17dc. into the especially in the south—east. 16—17dc. into the weekend, this area of low pressure will gradually move east. the main band of rain clears but then we have this included front and that is basically going to bring and that is basically goi

rachel daly from harrogate, lucy from york in the middle, jane moore from dinnington, beth mead fromen working very hard on trying to recreate this goal, and i can tell you it was a very significant success. here comes the shot, eventually. the shot comes in, added his eight goal. there we go. we nearly got it right. we will get it right at 6:30pm on lu north. i have to say, the young girls are very proud of this lady. they worship her, she is a living legend i'd be asked them what they thought about tonight's match. she kicked it to lizzie bronze, lucy bronze even. add lucy briers kicked it into the goal. it isa lucy briers kicked it into the goal. it is a little school in header well, and she has been building up to get into the world cup. when she set up the goal for lucy, it was just incredible. she is from such a small area. as she has grown up into a big standard, and tried really ha rd to a big standard, and tried really hard to make it at the top. ghost might harry, a lot of us are still reeling but what is happening on your bedroom wall, but we will not go there right now. i