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alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, glasgow. a busd on herfirst day behind the wheel. when martine patey spotted the animal on the dual carriageway, it was running through the traffic and causing havoc. with the help of two fellow motorists, she managed to get the sheep onto the bus and then drove it back to its farm. there you go. before we go, heck here is a reminder of our top story. russian mercenaries say they have surrounded most of bakhmut in eastern ukraine. the city has been the focus of extensive fighting in the recent weeks, and ukraine has acknowledged that its troops there are under severe pressure and may have to pull out. ukraine has ordered some residents in the eastern city to move out because of selling. you are watching bbc news, and you can find me at twitter below. thank you very much for joining me. hello. some subtle changes in our weather as we head through the weekend. it is going to start to feel just a little bit colder. it will often be cloudy. there will be some scattered showers. most of those showers wil

david sillito, bbc news, wogan house. a bustine patey spotted the animal on the dual carriageway, it was running through the traffic and causing havoc. with the help of two fellow motorists, she managed to get the sheep onto the bus — and then drove it back to its farm. thank you forjoining me on bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ kacungira hello. some subtle changes in our weather as we head through the weekend. it is going to start to feel just a little bit colder. it will often be cloudy. there will be some scattered showers. most of those showers will be falling as a rain. but into the start of the new week, the changes become more dramatic. it will certainly feel much colder, particularly given the strength of the wind, and there'll be some snow and ice to contend with in places. at the moment, though, the really cold air is quite a long way away. to the north of us, we do have this cold front sinking into the picture on saturday that will bring a band of cloud and some showers in northeast scotland and then slu

bus. there is a piece of video bbc ukraine or something i don't remember where he picked up and so let's let 's let's let's get a grandmother like a second breath in a man he and she's right and then hop climbed into the bus and all and all after this and we were already on the bus and my children and i jump in and the door will be closed. and i realize that my husband is not there. i start. well, there i am. there is a very loud noise . i shouted so much. i am so and so. my husband, we are not going anywhere. the bus is already such a woman . calm down. i am such a woman. no, we are not going anymore. yes, in short, as he said later, my eldest son says, mom, you were so scary that i wouldn't have argued with you either, says dad, i have studies later, and you were crying with joy already, yes, we were saved, we want to go to our friend well , sashka's girlfriend is not sashka in vinnytsia, we went to kyiv and then found the first 100 in vinnytsia, i.e. vinnytsia and sasha had a lot of balls. knew that your house had already been hit by a projectile, that there might be nowhere to return to,

bus. she then drove it back to its farm. i wonder if that was in a training manual. thank you for watching bbc news. michael vaughan spoke at the. matt graveling reports now — a warning you may find some of the language heard at the hearing offensive: vaughan, and more than 50 tests over a five—year period but before the t20 match for yorkshire back in 2009 and he has been accused of racism. vaughan categorically denies in the statement towards former yorkshire spinner azeem rafiq and three asian players which says, there's too many of you lot, we need to have a word about it. this afternoon, a lawyer brought out a number of historic tweets posted by vaughan which said, there's not many english people living in london and i need to learn a new language. and he has since apologised many times. he also reached out to azeem rafiq to work things out and he says it's not been easy for anybody, it's not the right process to deal with the right process to deal with wordy consort comments from 1a years ago. he added former team—mates fighting it out as a terrible look for the game piecesjoyce believes in ch

bbc news. i would get on that bus. a lot of you have been getting in touch about your local heroes. says craig has stepped up every day, and even after 38 years of marriage she loves him more with each passing day. this feels like valentine's day, as well. one says her mother is her hero who always knows what to do and wants to thank her for everything. another message has come in from falkirk, from someone who works at a gp practice. they said one of the local chemist�*s delivery driver comes in daily and sings a song, the whole team waits eagerly for singing sam. keep your messages coming in. is there someone in your community who brings a smile to everyone's face, just like simon? let us know on whatsapp — tell us who they are and send us a picture too. now the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning, this is bbc london, i'm frankie mccamley. a report on the police's use of strip—search on children has found those from ethnic backgrounds are more likely to be targeted in london, nearly 900 strip searches of children were carried out by the met over a four year

on the bus monday bad and yeah, that is another extraordinary accusation that the west makes against iran. they have a host of persian media outlets that are extremely hostile towards the ron bbc persian d o. a persian iran international, which is a saudi out that basin in london and a host of other media that's and during the riots, months ago they were calling on the rise for us to kill police officers and over 60 police officers were killed by these risers and i've tweeted, clips of these media outlets calling for and legitimizing. attacks on the button in london off. com does nothing about it. so if you it's by, if it's violence against the iran, apparently it's all fine in in the u. k. but now they're making accusations that the iranian government is trying to poison, told the children and girls, and that they want to get revenge on them somehow. first of all, the anniversary of the revolution in iran was just a couple of weeks ago. and we had millions of people on the streets coming out in support of the revolution and against the writers. so obviously, public opinion in iran is not with the west. so why would anyone want to get revenge on anyone? a 2nd of all, what this

bbc news. dozens of schools are closed in scotland as heavy snow continues to cause problems. all schools in shetland have been shut due to the weather, as are more than 80 in aberdeenshire. many bus has warned snow and ice could cause travel disruption in scotland through to friday night. the charity age uk is calling for anyone with a pre—payment energy meter to be able to have it removed for free. it says half—a—million older households have such meters, which are more expensive than paying for gas and electricity via direct debit. energy companies say these meters help ensure customers don't fall into too much debt. 0ur cost of living correspondent colletta smith reports. so the noodles have just been placed into boiling water. everyone here is keen to stay warm, have a chat and learn how to cook without spending a fortune. i've got an electric throw and i plug that in, put that around me, rather than put an electric fire on. get stuck in. jackie's here with her pals judy, madge and joe. but while they all pay by direct debit, jackie's gas is on a pre—payment meter. and her gas costs more as a result. it isn't fair. everybody should be paying the same amount. but, you know, th

and of course as you have been talking about this morning the bus stop at the bbc between its eyes paidnces have been affected and don't have the programming. as a keen sports fan, i know that ms programming is a real blow and i'm sorry about that. we are working very hard to resolve the situation. —— missed programming. and to make sure that we get output back on air. how are you working to resolve the situation? i how are you working to resolve the situation? ., �* . ., ., ., situation? i don't want to go into the exact discussion, _ situation? i don't want to go into the exact discussion, but - situation? i don't want to go into the exact discussion, but i - situation? i don't want to go into the exact discussion, but i think| the exact discussion, but i think everyone wants to calmly resolve the situation. i would say that gary lineker is a superb broadcaster. he is the best in the business. it is not for debate. he is — welcome i won't go through all the history, but we are where we are and i think he is an outstanding broadcaster, a brilliant broadcaster. —— well, i won't. success

bbc news. at least six people have been killed in a crash between a bus and a train in nigeria's commercial capitaltes from lagos. in this hospital in ikeja on the mainland of lagos. patients have been brought and are being triaged in these white tents that you can see behind me. they've been set up very hastily to a lot of patients to be sorted out and prioritized. makeshift mattresses have been put on the floor. people are waiting for doctors to attend to them. dozens of family members are also here trying to find their loved ones. the accident happened early this morning as commuters were heading into work. a train and a bus carrying commuters collided in a junction that didn't have any barriers when we visited the scene earlier today. a lot of bystanders were very angry. they said there should be a barrier separating the road from the tracks. the rail network coming in and out of lagos has expanded massively in the last five years, but manyjunctions are missing basic features like barriers, like any kind of signal to tell traffic to stop. at the moment, authorities say that the death toll stand