that's good news because oxford street, a high streets up and down _ oxford street, a high streets upd. of course it's been fantastic for local shops who do so much _ fantastic for local shops who do so much work— fantastic for local shops who do so much work and help us anyways. so it's been— much work and help us anyways. so it's been good for them. but high streets. — it's been good for them. but high streets. i— it's been good for them. but high streets, i think maybe it's the christmas _ streets, i think maybe it's the christmas decorations are encouraging people, and people want to renew— encouraging people, and people want to renew the traditions that they have _ to renew the traditions that they have so — to renew the traditions that they have. so long make it continue —— me to continue. _ have. so long make it continue —— me to continue, christmas and share our words l _ to continue, christmas and share our words i like _ to continue, christmas and share our words i like tojuxtapose, and i hope _ words i like tojuxtapose, and i hope there's a lot more things to cheer— hope th

with $300000.00 pieces estimated to be on oxford street alone. it's up to a small army of workers to clear it up. i'm 70 miles southwest of london in winchester to find out what damage gum can do. ha o councilor, john war is in charge of keeping the city streets cleaned. how much of a problem is gum in winchester? they estimate the every year councils in britain spending more than $60000000.00 pounds a year. just clearing up gum. that's insane. it's taken me back a little bit. actually, that's a huge figure. and, and what could use that could be put to, rather than just being spent collecting waste offer. mm hm. of course is really only one way to get a tree flavor of the gum problem on our streets. i count so operations manager darren lewis is of shameed the rice a bit further back. yeah. i'm going to put wrangler. right. i see. i that way. yeah . movie look more like. yeah, yeah. it's very much like a move. uh huh. is it coming out with be quite a satisfying job? it's bill this hutch top must have respect for the guys doing that. so with the pr

the owners of house of fraser have announced its oxford street store in london will close in january.lans were approved to redevelop the site. the company said it was requesting an �*urgent review�* of the business rates, which it said were �*archaic and astonishingly outdated�*. there have been furious exchanges during prime minister�*s questions after borisjohnson was challenged by the labour leader, sir keir starmer, over the issue of sleaze. the commons is expected to vote this afternoon on new restrictions on mps holding second jobs. i�*m joined by hannah white, deputy director of the institute for government think tank. welcome to bbc news. let�*s talk about that debate and that discussion in the commons this afternoon, he did on both sides. maybe we can begin by explaining what they will be asked to vote on. todayis what they will be asked to vote on. today is one of those days in the house of commons where the opposition gets into the debate and the labour party had been flagging they wanted to talk about ethical standards and in particular whether mps should have a second jab

streets. anna holligan, bbc news, in the hague. the director of the oxford andrew pollard, says he doesn't believe the spike in cases in europe is likely to be repeated in the uk soon. if we look at what is happening in other countries, they are just experiencing the start of another wave and spread of infection. the reason why the virus spreads is a combination of changes in social distancing, whether that is lockdown measures or mask wearing, plus the immunity of the population. we have actually had some spread going on since the summer, and so i think it is unlikely that we are going to see a very sharp rise in the next few months. joining me now is dr margaret harris from the world health organization. currently working on a project in cavill in afghanistan. we will talk about afghanistan in a moment, but you are here mainly to talk about covert. tell us first of all how concerned you are about europe. we have concerned you are about europe. - have been concerned for some time about the spikes in many countries of europe, all the countries across the eur

street from the high school serving as the parent-student reunification site. it is about to >> that's the meijer there. with me is tim throne, the superintendent of oxfords childs, we have tim waters from the detroit office in michigan. so i'll just give you a quick brief and i'll answer whatever questions i can answer. we'll ask for comments or anything the chief can fill us in about ems and all that. around 12:51 today, we received a 911 call of an active shooter at the high school. the deputies responded. we received over 100 911 calls. the deputies took a suspect in custody within five minutes of the original 911 call. they recovered a handgun from the suspect. the suspect fired multiple shots. there's multiple victims. it's unfortunate that we have three deceased victims right now that are all believed to be students. we have six others that were shot. one was a school teacher. all at local hospitals being treated for various injuries