on the site _ daughter at a pizza bar in surrey on the site in— daughter at a pizza bar in surrey onput that daughter on the stand to say on oath, you will answer — stand to say on oath, you will answer our— stand to say on oath, you will answer our questions. in that respect — answer our questions. in that respect you are really bringing your family— respect you are really bringing your family straight into the middle of this maelstrom. i feel very sorry for them — this maelstrom. i feel very sorry for them in _ this maelstrom. i feel very sorry for them in that respect.- for them in that respect. we've run out of time- _ for them in that respect. we've run out of time. we _ for them in that respect. we've run out of time. we talk _ for them in that respect. we've run out of time. we talk about - for them in that respect. we've run out of time. we talk about lots - for them in that respect. we've run out of time. we talk about lots of l out of time. we talk about lots of other stories but i'm afraid we are out of time once again. taking so so much indeed for taking us through the bi

the number of surrey hospital staff absent due to covid is up by a quarter — and some hospitals haveabsences. with only 80% of the eligible population having had the booster jab, its also urging people to get the vaccine in order to protect the nhs. tributes have been paid to a newly qualified paramedic who died after a crash in an ambulance on the a21 near sevenoaks. 21—year—old alice clark has been described as a kind and dedicated paramedic, and a beautiful, fun—loving daughter who will be missed "more than words can say". she was killed in the collision on wednesday night with a cement lorry. her two colleagues were both taken to hospital. police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage. thousands of homes in eastbourne will go without bin collections today in the second of a series of strikes over pay and conditions. the council says it's offered a 7% pay increase, but the gmb union's asking for 20%, as well as better facilities. members are striking today and on january the 10th, with further days being considered. a cocker—spaniel has been re—united with herfamily in re

saad al—hilli and his wife iqbal, from surrey, were shot dead in september 2012, along with mrs al—hilli's the al—hilli's young daughters were found alive near the vehicle. hong kong's leader, carrie lam, has said the territory is to introduce its own national security legislation to complement a similar law imposed by beijing two years ago. she made the comments at the first session of hong kong's legislature since elections last month. political freedoms have been severely curtailed in hong kong since beijing's legislation came into force, and mrs lam's statement raises the prospect that restrictions could be further tightened. lata mangeshkar, a singer known as the �*nightingale of india', is being treated in a mumbai hospital for covid—19 and pneumonia. the 92—year—old is believed to have been in poor health for a number of years. her career has spanned over seven decades and has seen her recording thousands of songs in 36 languages. in addition to widespread acclaim in her homeland, she also became the first indian to perform at the royal albert hall in london in 197a. she was given f

is 11 and he's among first in his age group to have a covid jab at the emberbrook health centre in surreydren have only mild symptoms, but there are around 500,000 5—11—year—olds who are more at risk, and the government has decided that they should be vaccinated. more than 850 sites have been set up across england, and this is xavier's message to any young children worried about having a jab. it's not as stressful as you may think. everybody here is quite nice and you get a sticker at the end. children will get two ten microgram doses of the pfizer vaccine at the centre, eight weeks apart — a third of the amount used for adults. well, i think it is very important for them to be brought in and to be seen, so that they can regain some sort of social interaction, they can get back to the normal activities and daily living that the rest of us take for granted. the scottish government has also started to send letters to parents of at—risk children, inviting them to be vaccinated. they're also being asked to come forward in northern ireland. pallab ghosh, bbc news. there's no need to keep your

matthew willson, who was 31 and from surrey, was visiting his girlfriend in the state of georgia whenould be a new superfood and a lifesaver in the face of climate change. they said the banana—like crop has the potential to feed more than 100 million people in a warming world. the plant is almost unknown outside ethiopia, where it's used to make porridge and bread. the mp who alleged this week that fellow rebel mps have been subject to blackmail is to meet with the metropolitan police to discuss the matter. the telegraph newspaper reported tonight that william wragg has sought the meeting with police. we can talk to our political correspondent ben wright. ben, tell us more. the world of the whips in westminster is a very secretive one. they are the people that enforce party discipline. yesterday the senior tory mp william wragg alleged that conservative whips had threatened to withhold public money investments from the constituencies of some mps who were threatening to try and bring down borisjohnson. he is one of seven tory mps who has called for prime minister to quit, and said that

saad al—hilli and his wife iqbal, from surrey, were shot dead in september 2012, along with mrs al—hilli'slive near the vehicle. ronnie spector, lead singer of the 19605 girl group �*the ronettes', has died at the age of 78. the group had hits including "be my baby" and "baby, i love you". according to a statement released by her family, spectre died surrounded by family and in the arms of her husband, jonathan, after a brief battle with cancer. lata mangeshkar, a singer known as the nightingale of india, is being treated in a mumbai hospital for covid—i9 and pneumonia. the 92—year—old is believed to have been in poor health for a number of years. her career has spanned over seven decades and has seen her recording thousands of songs in 36 languages. in addition to widespread acclaim in her homeland, she also became the first indian to perform at the royal albert hall in london in 197a. she was given france's highest civilian honour the legion d'honneur in 2007. the tennis star novak djokovic has admitted mistakes were made on his immigration forms for entering australia. he also said he'd

matthew, from chertsey in surrey, was a former phd student at the university of exeter, now working remotelygium. in a statement, the foreign office has confirmed they're in contact with us authorities and are supporting matthew's family, who've described him as a wise and joyful person. such a beautiful soul. i mean, we are graduate students. we don't have a tonne of money or at least that we get paid, but we were trying to get on a budget, but we were trying to stay in the safest neighborhoods. and so brookhaven is one of the atlanta suburbs and is considered safe area. and so this apartment was picked and i, me and catherine moved in in august last year and i heard we heard shots back in october, and we had to call the cops saying that we heard some gunshots. but again, there were justjust a few shots, didn't go past a couple of minutes and then another time in november. and then we heard this time. but this time the unusual part was it was just it wasn't just a few shots or a few minutes. it kept going on for 20/30 minutes until one of those stray bullets hit matthew. police in the us ar

surrey and england bowler reece topley was in good form with the ball taking three wickets as the renegadesreaching their target with two overs to spare. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. and the only process, it is not made and the only process, it is not made a good start to the second. fine a good start to the second. one -la er a good start to the second. one player gone _ a good start to the second. one player gone after _ a good start to the second. one player gone after a _ a good start to the second. one player gone after a half—century. india with much to do. the fourth test match, dare i say it, gets under way at the late hours of tomorrow night. back to you. the renowned kenyan conservationist and fossil hunter — richard leakey — has died at the age of seventy—seven. his discoveries were crucial in shedding light on the evolution of humans. richard leakey also took a stand in the fight against ivory poachers in kenya. the bbc�*s tim allman looks back at his life and career. richard leakey helped tell the story of where w

we're looking forward to and so moving on to another historic site that we have in surrey. we have smith's fort so smith's fort has this manor house. that's built in the 1750s, but really the name smith sport comes from a 1619 fort that john smith began but wasn't able to complete that it overlooks grace creek. and so grace creek and and became part of the john smith water trail and up in the right hand corner. you can see some representatives from missouri garden club and other folks and surrey that were commemorating this event taking place. and so we have a water trail designation. we have a walking trail that goes from the manor house at smith's fort back to the fort site and just other ways that were also utilizing the property the local or whose property surroundsmiths for has been planting zinnias in on our property for now for several years, which is a really great way that it's just bringing a lot of tourism to the site for people to pick their own city of flowers. moving on to cape henry, so cape henry is located on an active military base and we have worked in pa

a firework was recovered from the scene. 18—year—old kai cooper from leatherhead, surrey, and a 15—year—oldoo in the west midlands has reported that nearly three quarters of its penguins have died in an outbreak of avian malaria. keepers at dudley zoo say they have been left heartbroken after 50 of the 69 birds in their care died from the parasitic disease nasa scientists say the james webb space telescope has fully deployed in space, after unfolding its final mirror panels. the golden primary mirror will allow the telescope to be properly focused — helping scientists to study the very first stars to shine in the universe. dr ezzy pearson, is news editor of the bbc�*s �*sky at night�* magazine and shejoins me now. it is good to speak to you again. we are often speaking on ground—breaking moments. tell us how ground—breaking moments. tell us how ground—breaking this moment is. this ground-breaking this moment is. this is a moment — ground—breaking this moment is. tt 3 is a moment that i personally have been waiting for my entire career. when i first started studying astrophysics back in the

a firework was recovered from the scene. 18—year—old kai cooper from leatherhead, surrey, and a 15—year—old downing street are to be included in the official investigation into events held at number ten during the pandemic. it comes after borisjohnson�*s former chief adviser, dominic cummings claimed a senior official invited people to "socially distanced drinks" in the garden, while restrictions were in place in may 2020. loud net —— now let's turn to space. nasa scientists will today begin the task of unfolding the second and final mirrored wing of the james webb space telescope. when complete, the telescope, which was sent in to orbit last month, will be able to look further into the cosmos than ever before. we have a couple of people to talk to about this. we have a couple of people to talk to about this. i'm joined now by our science correspondentjonathan amos. i know he will be able to explain far better than me exactly what is happening today. hi there, jonathan. how are you doing? yes, the james webb space telescope, the successor to hubble that was launched 30 years ago, hubble rea

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for and going in and getting the teacher and the blood and look at the changes to see the impact surrey the next time when you block this particular pathway and not another one, how would you put all these together? because that's how we're going to move -- melanoma is a example but it will take a lot more than that -- [inaudible] responses to get his over-the-top. anyway, clinical trials are obviously the central core to that. >> when i hear you describing what you alluded to is what's now a circular process. we start with discovery, the delivery re-informs and turns us on discovery that needs to occur. david, you were kind enough with others nobel laureates and other basic scientists to meet with me and help inform the agenda. i remember one session you made the comment, there's so much more we need to learn about cancer but there's also the opportunity to use what we already know any more strategic way to intervene in those critical steps in the process, whether it's metastasis or initiation, et cetera. speak a little bit more about your continued effort to go beyond your own work to

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matthew willson from surrey, was found in bed with a single gunshot wound to the head.ts being fired. local police said the shooting was "random" and involved the "reckless discharge of firearms". from today, some covid restrictions are easing in wales and northern ireland. in wales, restrictions on outdoor sporting events and outdoor hospitality have lifted. and in northern ireland, the rule of six has been dropped at hospitality venues. we'll hear the latest from our ireland correspondent, emma vardy, in a moment. but first, our wales correspondent tomos morgan spoke to us from cardiff. the big one i think is now that spectators can go to stadiums now. a game in swansea, football, over the weekend. a big one here, the six nations in the principality just a few weeks away. a huge boost economically, notjust for the welsh rugby union but also for south wales as a whole, really, that people can go and watch this game again. also, as you mentioned outdoor hospitality restrictions easing and the first minister saying that if things keep moving in the right direction, indoo

people in the los angeles county suburb of surrey toes after authorities say a speeding driver crashed into a fedex truck. >> while it was stopped at a red light. >> sounds like an explosion. and then debris was flying. when i got out. i actually thought the fedex 7 blew up in the back of the fedex truck. >> that man says he was sitting in his car at the intersection when the door to the fedex truck actually flew over his vehicle and landed on the hood. as you can see, there is debris just about everywhere in that area. this happened just after 9 o'clock this morning in cerritos. authorities say 6 cars were involved in the crash. the driver who was speeding died. 2 other people were injured. it's not clear if drugs or alcohol were factors in the accident and unthinkable tragedy in philadelphia. a dozen people, most of them children killed during a row house fire in philadelphia. >> tom negovan shows us how it happened. >> neighbors who woke to smoke and flames pouring from second story windows fire crews already there. that part of the house is believed to be the kitchen and possible p

matthew willson, from surrey, was found in bed with a single gunshot wound to the head.ighbouring building. a "shameful shambles" — that's the verdict of mps on the underpayment of the state pension to 134,000 pensioners, and they've warned that the mistakes could be repeated. the errors, which mainly affect women, date back as far as 1985, with some owed as much as £128,000. the department for work and pensions says it's resolving cases as quickly as possible, but its efforts have been described as ineffective. sarah corker reports. for four decades, thousands of women across the uk have been underpaid their state pensions. some are owed life—changing amounts of money. the bbc has heard from those who have had to fight to get errors corrected. you expect that the pension department won't make errors, really. itjust doesn't seem right when so much time has been lost, and so much money has been lost in the interim. if we hadn't have been persistent, we wouldn't have got anywhere. l the public accounts committee found errors dating back to 1985. more than 130,000 pensioner

then we had snow in the surrey and places where you would expect in the upper midwest. for us, here we are with the cloud cover. air quality has been moderate and we are in the low 50's right now from san francisco, oakland. 61 in half moon bay. that is pretty mild even with the clouds. golden gate bridge, they are scattered about. mid-level, high clouds throughout much of the day. 46 by the delta. following into the east bay. there has been enough of it that it has been an issue over part of concord and fairfield. air quality still remains moderate and we need another air mass to come on in and shake things up a little bit, but it doesn't look like a whole lot of wind is going to be with us as we get toward the latter part of the week. the high pressure will be, and that is how strong it gets, is to determine how much warmth we see by the end of the week. mostly the clouds to start out. the drive pattern is continuing into the weekend, could even be beyond into the end of january. here is a look at today. i 6:00, 7:00, we had had a nice day with a good deal of son. by

a yellow weather warning in place for the dense fog in parts of west and north—west london, parts surrey see some blue skies. a brighter afternoon. the wind stays light and the temperature's somewhere between 6—8 celsius. overnight it will be a chilly start to the night. the minimum temperature dropping down below zero. cloud moving in from the east and with that again some dense patches of mist and fog potentially by saturday morning. the minimum down to minus 2. a murky start to saturday. more cloud around across the weekend. the high pressure gradually starts to slide away towards the east and allows fronts to come in from the west. there is a chance of a shower on sunday morning but not widespread, however. as i said, quite a bit of cloud but the temperature milder, not only during the daytime but temperatures overnight should stay above zero. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. coming up on breakfast this morning... we're once again going to be transported into the weird a

dr matthew wilson from surrey was in the us visiting his girlfriend when a bullet travelled through at know how many. perhaps two, we believe. and that at the moment that my brother and his girlfriend chose to call the police. a bullet came through the wall and struck my brother in the head. it�*s notjust me who has lost my brother. my parents have lost their son, my son has lost his uncle, and everyone who knew my brother and held him dear has lost a wonderfulfriend. it�*s a real senseless act. a man has pleaded guilty to abducting a four—year—old girl, who went missing in australia last year. cleo smith had been camping with her parents when she was taken from her tent by terrence kelly. her disappearance made headlines around the world and she was found 18 days later in the man�*s home. more from our correspondent in sydney phil mercer. we all remember this case and i know it has grabbed headlines in australia and around the world and that very dramatic moment australia has had its fair share of high—profile child abductions over the years but the safe rescue of cleo smith in the h

dr matthew willson from surrey was in the us visiting his girlfriend when a bullet travelled through. we haven't had any information really about how it happened or who was involved, they don't really know anything. unfortunately, due to the nature of the situation it was too dangerous for the police to go and investigate the individual shooting at the time, they had to sort of stand back and wait until it was safe to go to my brother and see what was happening. i tried to get over as soon as i heard the news. and i arrived about 36 hours after the incident happened but unfortunately, my brother was already, the bullet caused too much damage to his brain, he was brain dead, there is very little chance he was ever going to wake up and he was officially pronounced the following day. it's notjust me who's lost my brother, my parents have lost their son, my son has lost his uncle and everyone who knew my brother and held him dear has lost a wonderful friend. it's a real senseless act. but somebody knows who did this, somebody has information so we need this story to get out there, especi

surrey batsman laurie evans top scored as perth scorchers won the australian big bash league final.tin harding at the halfway mark. he's two shots behind leader there's a strong british contingent in the chasing pack with rory mcilroy 4 shots off the pace with a bogey free second round. lee westwood, paul casey and tommy fleetwood are also in the top 10. saracens have confirmed their director of rugby mark mccall will take a break from the sport for medical reasons. in a statement saracens said... "people will always come first at our club and mark will be given all of the support and time he needs". mccall's coaching staff, lead by head coachjoe shaw, will take over in his absence, starting with sunday's game at wasps in the premiership. that's all the sport for now. doubts have emerged about the timing of a positive covid test novak djokovic used to enter australia, to defend his australian open title. the world men's no1 was originally given an exemption from rules which bar unvaccinated people — after he produced evidence of having had covid in december. but the bbc has found a

this boy is 11 and the first in his age group to have a covid job in surrey.th conditions need to be vaccinated. this is the boy's message to anyone worried about having a jab. it is worried about having a 'ab. it is not as stressful h worried about having a 'ab. it is not as stressful as _ worried about having a jab. it 3 not as stressful as you may think. everyone here is quite nice. you get a sticker at the end.— a sticker at the end. children will aet a sticker at the end. children will . et 210 a sticker at the end. children will get 210 mcg _ a sticker at the end. children will get 210 mcg doses _ a sticker at the end. children will get 210 mcg doses of— a sticker at the end. children will get 210 mcg doses of the - a sticker at the end. children will get 210 mcg doses of the pfizer l get 210 mcg doses of the pfizer vaccine at the centre, eight weeks apart. a third of the amount used for adults. apart. a third of the amount used foradults. i apart. a third of the amount used for adults. ~ , , for adults. i think it is very important _ for adults. i think

in a tweet, police in surrey asked for help to trace it. it eventually turned up.y of sunshine. throughout the day it will turn breezier. a weather front sinks southwards on wednesday night, that could give us a few spots of rain. but otherwise for the rest of the week, it's staying dry. that's it for now. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now though, it's back to sally and dan. i'm back with another update in half an hour. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker. we'll be handing to morning live after the programme this morning. so let's find out from gethin and kimberly what they've got coming up. good morning. coming up, it's the crippling condition that can make you feel out of control and physically ill. anxiety affects around eight million people in the uk, but dr punam tells us why i you shouldn't suffer in silence. i will be talking about my own experience. and a third of pet owners regret not getting insurance, _ but don't be fooled into thinking you're completely— covered if you have it. i will tell you what t

joining me now from merstham in surrey is cassie's owner, stuart wylie. good afternoon.cassie was with a vet in chichester after eight years. it is hard to believe to be honest. horse hard to believe to be honest. how was she found? _ hard to believe to be honest. how was she found? she _ hard to believe to be honest. how was she found? she went - hard to believe to be honest. how was she found? she went into - hard to believe to be honest. how was she found? she went into the j hard to believe to be honest. how - was she found? she went into the vat because she — was she found? she went into the vat because she had _ was she found? she went into the vat because she had a _ was she found? she went into the vat because she had a litter _ was she found? she went into the vat because she had a litter of _ was she found? she went into the vat because she had a litter of puppies. l because she had a litter of puppies. i think they went into have the puppies chipped but the vet was suspicious about the age of the dog because cathy is nine and that is really great to have puppi

so doctor matthew wilson, 31—year—old from surrey, has been found dead with a single gunshot wound inn england, after that very cold and frosty start this morning. these are the temperatures early evening, with some clearer skies across eastern parts of the uk, temperatures could be 4 or 5 degrees. for many, there will be more cloud around overnight, particularly across northern ireland, much of scotland, wales, western parts of england. further east across england, the cloud is going to be more variable, some breaks in the cloud could lead to a risk of frost. those temperatures not as low as they were last night. we could start the weekend perhaps with a few mist and fog patches around as well. but it�*s remaining dry pretty much everywhere because high pressure is going to remain right over the uk. there are some stronger, milder winds coming on across the uk across northern areas and we actually have a weather front not drawn on the chart straddling scotland bringing the rain back up to north and north—west, not much rain, otherwise it�*s dry. a lot of cloud, a bit of sunshine now

we told you on breakfast yesterday about 31—year—old mathew willson from surrey, who was in the us citygood to talk to you and i know you have had a difficult week and we are grateful for you to be with us this morning. can you tell us a little bit more about what happened that night? this little bit more about what happened that niuht? , .,, little bit more about what happened that niuht? , ., , , that night? this was exactly seven da s aao, that night? this was exactly seven days ago. around _ that night? this was exactly seven days ago, around this _ that night? this was exactly seven days ago, around this time i that night? this was exactly seven days ago, around this time so i days ago, around this time so exactly this time 2am when this happened. wejust exactly this time 2am when this happened. we just heard exactly this time 2am when this happened. wejust heard multiple rounds of gunshot starting from 1:30am local time and it was unusual — this has happened beforejust not for so long. when i got to the living room for the third or fourth round i remember catherine shepherd scream

thatis memberfor thurrock said earlier, that is the minister, so if it is not him, is it the memberfor surreyt going to leave the chamber of the house of commons there, where they have been debating sue gray's report, the senior civil servant, which has criticised failures of leadership and judgment within number 10 downing street. the prime minster apologising, insisting, i get it and i will fix it. also promising a shake—up at ten, after it emerged police are investigating i2 ten, after it emerged police are investigating 12 events across government for covid breaches. and we have had a statement from the metropolitan police, saying their officers are reviewing at pace more than 300 images and 500 pages of information that have been handed over from the cabinet office. in a statement the met police said, having received the documentation from the cabinet office, we are now reviewing it at pace to confirm which individuals will need to be contacted for their account. the prioritisation will include reviewing all materials on the cabinet office, which includes more than 300 images and 500 pag

surrey, with the greatest respect, i don't know what someone might be looking into these papers. am confident he will carry on for many years and into _ is? i am confident he will carry on for many years and into the - is? i am confident he will carry on for many years and into the next i for many years and into the next election and he is focused on what the majority of people i think one of us to be focused on, of the issues we have been discussing, which is getting out of this pandemic with the most boosted vaccine country in europe. we are tested than any other country in europe, we have more anti—viral drugs. that has enabled us to come out of lockdown was that labour would still have had us in lockdown. the economy is growing the fastest of any of the major economies. jobs are up, wages are up and i am out talking, ortrying to are up, wages are up and i am out talking, or trying to talk, about the crime—fighting measures we are taking including doubling the sentencing powers of magistrates courts to get the backlog in the crown quite down and get faster, swift and effective

his sister kate joins us now from matthew's home town of chertsey in surrey.were a group of individuals _ situation? we know that there were a group of individuals at _ situation? we know that there were a group of individuals at a _ situation? we know that there were a group of individuals at a nearby - group of individuals at a nearby apartment complex firing guns. we don't _ apartment complex firing guns. we don't know— apartment complex firing guns. we don't know how many. perhaps two, we believe _ don't know how many. perhaps two, we believe at _ don't know how many. perhaps two, we believe. at the moment my brother and his— believe. at the moment my brother and his girlfriend chose to call the police _ and his girlfriend chose to call the police a — and his girlfriend chose to call the police. a bullet came through the wall and — police. a bullet came through the wall and struck my brother on the head _ wall and struck my brother on the head and — wall and struck my brother on the head and here we are now. what information _ head and here we are now. wha