at the moment, these cars can only be hired in and around milton keynes.e are skeptical of this developing technology but others leave it is here to stay and will revolutionize the way we travel. >> every plant is beginning to flower in the u.k. for the first time. this is the florida coast or cake, there are less than 2000 in existence, mostly in the swamps of southwestern foredeck, it was flown to the u.k. from chicago to weeks ago and is now on display at kew gardens in london. unexpected news for sex in the city fans, kim comfortable air will his -- reprise herole in the second season of the spinoff. she agreed to revive her iconic character samantha jones for just one scene of the its po season finale. she saw -- shot and without any of the other cast members and was notably absent from the first season of the reboot after a public falling out with her costars. this may be the closest fans get see the fab four back on screen. you can find all the days news on our website and make sure to check us out on twitter. i am, humphrey in washington, thank you

at the moment these cars can only be hired in and around milton keynes.variety of live pictures. we are waiting in moldova for the news conference from european leaders after that summit. we heard from president zelensky saying there was an urgent need for ukraine tojoin both nato saying there was an urgent need for ukraine to join both nato and the eu. we are also expecting to hear from rishi sunak, a sit down interview with a british prime minister. those are the live pictures from moldova. it doesn't look like it is far from getting under way. we heard from the polish prime minister earlier. we keep an eye on that. let's cross tojordan and show the pictures there of that royal wedding. and show the pictures there of that royalwedding. in and show the pictures there of that royal wedding. in the last few seconds, i was watching the exchange of rings, because this is the wedding of crown prince hussein to a saudi arabian architect. a huge amount of dignitaries and guests. the prince and princess of wales from the uk. also the us first lady and the king a

at the moment, these cars can only be hired in and around milton keynes. of our top story, the developing news that the cabinet office has announced it is seeking a judicial review of the order to release boris johnson's judicial review of the order to release borisjohnson's private messages and papers to the covid—19 inquiry. the deadline to hand over the material expired at 4pm in the afternoon and in a letter, the government says it has brought the case with regret but there are important issues of principle at stake. the baroness said she could launch her own legal action if the government did not comply with the order of thejohnson material. lewis has play more on that story and other headlines but that is it from us, see you next time. hello there. there's no rain in the forecast for the next few days, and the first day of meteorological summer got off to a sparkling start here in eastbourne, in east sussex. many parts of the country saw the sunshine coming through, but not everywhere. some eastern areas of scotland and eastern england stayed cloudy

at the moment, these cars can only be hired in and around milton keynes.ummer is on its way — england's cricketers have begun their first test match of the season. there's the ashes against australia to look forward later this month. but first, england are taking on ireland at the traditional home of cricket, lords, and that's where we find our sports correspondent, joe wilson. there is a comforting sense of the familiar to be standing here again. tradition, of course, cricket respects that, but it has to change, adapt, that is partly why they are here playing a test match. in cricket has to be for all sorts of people. that is partly why i began my day with a different perspective, somewhere up there. the colours of the mcc, the traditional club of lords. the current president, yes, stephen parry�*s eskimo community is a grassroots cricket connecting to this, lord's, eva play, start of summer. t this, lord's, eva play, start of summer-— this, lord's, eva play, start of summer. , . summer. i sometimes compare cricket to the royal — summer. i sometimes compa

thank you for taking us - through that, graham cox speaking was there from milton keynes.upport following the rise interest rates, and the government had a watertight resolve to bring inflation down and governments are tackling inflation relentlessly must be the immediate priority and if we don't act now that will be worse later. let's cross back to jane king, mortgage adviser in surrey. just listen to graham cox that he was talking about the different tools that are on offer if you go to your borrower, go to your mortgage lender and express you are having some difficulty in paying your mortgage, can you talk a little bit more about that with the different tools that might be available to mortgage holders of individual homes, for example?- mortgage holders of individual homes, for example? since 2014 mortgages _ homes, for example? since 2014 mortgages have _ homes, for example? since 2014 mortgages have been _ homes, for example? since 2014 mortgages have been heavily i mortgages have been heavily regulated, as have lenders. lenders are obliged to use something and reposs

from milton keynes, swindon. — in sussex.on, newcastle, i have spoken to distressed _ swindon, newcastle, i have spoken to distressed parents and community leaders _ distressed parents and community leaders about writing knife crime and their— leaders about writing knife crime and their devastation at young lives are being _ and their devastation at young lives are being lost. the government's responses — are being lost. the government's responses and advocate. the serious violence _ responses and advocate. the serious violence task force was disbanded. everyone _ violence task force was disbanded. everyone knows from their own communities are too little is being done _ communities are too little is being done to— communities are too little is being done to divert young people away from _ done to divert young people away from violence and crime. there are 'ust from violence and crime. there are just 18 _ from violence and crime. there are just 18 violence reduction units. when _ just 18 violence reduction units. when the — ju

. >> a car rental company supplying remotely driven cars has launched in milton keynes and the firstits kind in europe. we have been finding out more. >> after 18 months, and a thousand miles of testing, these new higher cars are ready for the road. the company has taken electric vehicles and retrofitted them with driver technology. the company is using safety drivers for now, as you can see, they don't actually drive the car, that is done back at the company headquarters. >> we still have a safety driver who sits in our vehicles while they are being driven. he does not touch the wheel, and they are there because we are building our safety features and we want to make sure you are absolutely safe. safety is the number one thing we care about before we remove the driver. and we want to build perception about a car with no one in it that no one has seen before. that will take us another 18 months. >> if all goes to plan, the safety drivers will be removed and the scarp will be delivered to me as an empty vehicle. i then use it as normal sitting in the driving seat and using the steerin

england lionesses play portugal tomorrow in milton keynes before flying out to australia next week forrm up matches. we knew it for preparation of this was the case and you plan things ahead and this is the best possible preparation that we can have. our experience and knowledge that we have and so, yes, of course want to play more games but you also want to get your schedule right and this is the right schedule and it means we can only have two games in the schedule before we go into the world cup and travelling on the other side of the world which takes time, two days and takes meditation to be the jet lag. to beat the jet lag. quick remeinder of our top story, a sorry story for englands cricketers at lords giving up more cheap wickets in the second ashes test , bowled out by lunch for 325 in their first innings. australia really turning the screw on day three. four you can see highlights on the bbc sports website but for the rest of the sports day team. hesse bbc sports website but for the rest of the sports day team.— bbc sports website but for the rest of the sports day team. have

live now to dr audrey tang, who is a chartered psychologist in milton keynes, who can speak to us about. trauma that happened just hours ago just yesterday morning, how do families and lecturers go about supporting those who have been devastated by this loss? we supporting those who have been devastated by this loss? we have to understand a _ devastated by this loss? we have to understand a lot _ devastated by this loss? we have to understand a lot of _ devastated by this loss? we have to understand a lot of the _ devastated by this loss? we have to understand a lot of the emotions . understand a lot of the emotions people are going to because we are faced with your mortality either directly or through that experience, that since the the grace of god, it is a very angry and it's very anger inducing fearful place to be but one the most important things is asking them what is needed, do not presume, do not think i can solve all of this for you as adults are inclined to do. ask people what they need and how they want to talk about things if they do want to talk about things. in the process

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my constituents rely on many nearby hospitals, milton l on many nearby hospitals, milton keynes, wherelinical centre at wycombe hospital, will he work with myself and bucks colleagues to make that a reality? i colleagues to make that a reality? i find my honourable friend for his question. whilst he knows that we are no longer inviting further schemes tojoin the are no longer inviting further schemes to join the new hospital programme, i can tell him that in the future, new schemes will be considered through the rolling programme of capital investment in hospital infrastructure. that will secure the building of new hospitals beyond 2030 and make future investment to upgrade the nhs across the country. the future plans for that will obviously piece set out in spending reviews but in the meantime, i know he will continue to make the passions case for wycombe hospital and ijoin him make the passions case for wycombe hospitaland ijoin him in make the passions case for wycombe hospital and ijoin him in that. hundreds of steelworkers or outside parliament today and some are in the gallery, c

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let me ask you this, though, because milton keynes council is being run by a labour and liberal democratconomy in a stable way, and that's why i mentioned before, parts of our country, some towns and cities, their employment has not grown in the way we needed to. there are opportunities for sustainable growth by rebalancing our country, so if we were in government tomorrow, i would as minister for employment, hopefully, please, would be working with councils right across the country to say, how can we use the changing energy economy, the growing parts of our economy to create newjobs, bring people into work who have been left behind, and to make sure people are able to have sustainable finances? because you can do things today to make a difference. but we also need that plan for the future for every town and city in this country.— and city in this country. jonathan gullis is one _ and city in this country. jonathan gullis is one conservative - and city in this country. jonathan gullis is one conservative mp i gullis is one conservative mp offering a device, referring to history. lucy all

it then stops off at milton keynes and brighton before its final destination of london.by that is that he had suffered with severe depression for more than ten years. he went to ask the help and therapy and was put on a six—month waiting list. he died two weeks into the weight. once i got back on my feet i started to do research, given that in his dying moments ross had said please fight for mental health. i found this huge societal catastrophe was something that we didn't talk about that there was very little public debate, very little political discourse, it wasn't covered very extensively in the media. and yet suicide is the biggest killer of under 35s in this country. not cancer, covid, drugs, road accidents, or war, country. not cancer, covid, drugs, road accidents, orwar, but country. not cancer, covid, drugs, road accidents, or war, but suicide. along with steve, we got together over a coffee and try to work out what little bit we could do. we came up what little bit we could do. we came up with the idea of a pattern of hope because the one thing that unites every

your manager will love me because i am going to say that your tour kicks off in milton keynes on octoberl and the good _ they are. time now to get the news, travel and the good weather, - they are. time now to get the news, travel and the good weather, it - they are. time now to get the news, travel and the good weather, it will. travel and the good weather, it will be sunshine for all uk, manchester, newcastle and swindon. let's go. a very good morning. welcome to bbc london. i'm thomas magill. shoplifting across the capital has risen by more than 20% in the last year, with some london businesses now using private security firms because they say the met�*s response to incidents isn t good enough. the firms are mostly there to act as a deterrent but they can also make a citizens arrest if necessary. around 400 shops in clapham junction? have recently started to pay for special patrols to help tackle the problem. the met says it's not a new development and it works closely with them. hundreds of firefighers in london are to be screened for cancer as part of a national health monitoring pr

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