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a man with a machete in a wolverhampton park .rents have said they'll never get over the loss of their son. in other news, today , the prime minister says today, the prime minister says he never considered quitting despite heavy criticism over his early departure from d—day commemorations in normandy last week. it comes after the prime minister kept a low profile over the weekend , avoiding questions the weekend, avoiding questions from reporters as rumours increased . he may step down and increased. he may step down and the prime minister's promising to recruit 8000 neighbourhood police officers in england and wales if the tories are re—elected. rishi sunak saying the plan would be funded in part by hiking visa fees and increasing the immigration health surcharge for overseas students . but labour is calling students. but labour is calling it another empty promise from a desperate conservative party. meanwhile, labour is promising to deliver free breakfast clubs in schools as part of a new child care plan they say will save paren

phil mackie, bbc news, wolverhampton.ap parliamentary election. it's after his centrist alliance suffered a big defeat by the far—right in european union elections. 0ur paris correspondent hugh schofield reports. national rally headquarters when the exit polls came in last night. they were expecting a big win and they got it. more than a third of those who turned out to vote choose the populist right, victory far greater than any they have had before. at the elysee, president macron was taking stock, and then a bolt from the blue, this dramatic announcement... translation: after having | carried out the consultations provided for in article 12 in our constitution, i decided to put back in your hands the choice of our parliamentary future by the vote. in a few moments, i will sign the decree convening the legislative elections which will be held on the 30th ofjune for the first round and on the 7th ofjuly for the second round. it means that in just three weeks there will be more elections, this time for the national parlia

phil mackie, bbc news, wolverhampton.the uk, finding out about the key issues concerning people where they are. in a moment, we'll hear from pete simson in bristol, but first, let's join sarah sanderson in cleethorpes. sarah. good evening from cleethorpes, which is a popular tourist resort here in the north—east lincolnshire. this new constituency of great grimsby and cleethorpes will be one to watch because the former constituency of great grimsby was a safe labour seat right up until 2019 when the conservatives took it. that conservatives took it. that conservative candidate who was elected back in 2019, she is standing again this year, as is the former labour mp who was ousted from her seat four and a half years ago. now, the conservatives lost control of north east lincolnshire council in the local elections back in may. 0ne local conservative councillor here a couple of weeks ago defected to reformed uk. he will be standing as their parliamentary candidate. so this area is quite interesting and it will be interesting

it is wolverhampton. could they put rates down tomorrow?— wolverhampton.orrow, i think. what will the bank of england be worried about? people say they heard that when it hits 2%, borrowing will come down. they will think what is holding the bank of england back? it is not an instantaneous transmission mechanism. the bank of england had to look at dato, consumer prices, household prices, plus the way in which the economy is working and with gdp sluggish, that is something the bank of england needs to consider carefully.— the bank of england needs to consider carefully. people will say the are consider carefully. people will say they are not _ consider carefully. people will say they are not feeling _ consider carefully. people will say they are not feeling the _ consider carefully. people will say they are not feeling the effects i consider carefully. people will say they are not feeling the effects of| they are not feeling the effects of slowing inflation. when will that start to be felt?— start to be felt? there will be a lac. start to be felt? there wil

phil mackie, bbc news, wolverhampton. live pictures now from wolverhampton.the murder of shawn seesahai at nottingham crown court. we will speak to phil mackie shortly. a postmortem examination on the broadcaster michael mosley has confirmed he died of natural causes. officials say he�*s likely to have died at around 4pm on wednesday, the day he went missing. his body was found on the greek island of symi yesterday. jim connolly reports. now i�*m about to do something that many years ago i swore i would never do — it�*s dangerous... his methods were often unconventional. ..and there�*s a good chance that i�*m going to be sick, which is why i�*ve got a bucket down there. the milk i�*m going to keep... but he was the person we all came to trust when it came to health. so i�*m left with a decent amount of food, including, i�*m pleased to say, a bottle of red wine. sadly, the news many feared was confirmed yesterday. dr michael mosley died out walking on this rugged island in greece. and now we�*re getting more details about what happened. a beautiful place, but

in a wolverhampton park. they stabbed 19 year old sean c zahawi in november last year, and the jury's decision to convict was unanimous. sean caesar his parents have said they'll never be able to get over the loss of their son. >> i was outside in the living room and our phone rings and she answered the call and she started crying. i asked her what happened. started crying. i asked her what happened . she said, sean, get happened. she said, sean, get stabbed. i said, what happened? she started to cry. she cannot talk . talk. >> sean caesar, his parents. now. in other news today, the prime minister says he never considered quitting despite heavy criticism over his early departure from d—day commemorations in normandy. last week . rishi commemorations in normandy. last week. rishi sunak is promising to carry on until the last day of his campaign, and that comes after he kept a low profile over the weekend, avoiding questions that he might step down. he's now vowing he won't stop fighting for the future of the c

murdering a man with a machete in a wolverhampton park. they stabbed 19 year old sean season—high in november last yean season—high in november last year, and the jury's decision to convict them was unanimous as well. away from that news today and onto politics. and the prime minister said he never considered quitting, despite heavy criticism over his early departure from d—day commemorations in normandy last week . it commemorations in normandy last week. it comes commemorations in normandy last week . it comes after the prime week. it comes after the prime minister kept something of a low profile over the weekend, avoiding questions questions from reporters as rumours increased. he may step down. he's now vowing he won't stop fighting for the future of the uk. meanwhile, labour's promising to deliver free breakfast clubs in schools, part of a new childcare plan they say will save parents over £400 a yeah will save parents over £400 a year. they're also claiming it will cut almost half a million days of school absences . and for days of s

they killed a teenager with a machete in wolverhampton . we're asking, wolverhampton.g, should they be named tax cutting tories? >> finally , the prime minister >> finally, the prime minister will put tax cuts and help for first time buyers. at the heart of the conservative party manifesto, christopher hope has more . more. >> the tories unveiled their manifesto here at silverstone racetrack, but will it be enough to get the party out of second gear? we'll find out soon. >> grown labour looking after you, they promising 100,000 new child dental appointments, a ban on selling high caffeine energy dnnks on selling high caffeine energy drinks to under 16 seconds, mental health support in every school . school. >> renee was strictly come dancing fan . well, it is dancing fan. well, it is absolutely engrossed in a scandal at the moment. the star dancer giovanni pernice is axed following growing allegations of threatening and abusive behaviour . threatening and abusive behaviour. we're will bring you up to speed . up to speed. >> i don't know, it's a great omen for the torie

the algerian left are from wolverhampton. this 23-year-old defender used to play in ange, france. the paris saint-germain club announced that simmons will play in another team next season. leipzig and bayer munich are trying to recruit this dutch player. marc goya joined chelsea. i am canceling my contract for 6 million euros. experts of this attacker 18-year-old spaniard and one of the phenomenon. foresight and drawing long-term goals are the topics that the technical staff of our country's national beach soccer team is working on these days. in order to strengthen and strengthen and to participate in some important events , we have set up a camp with young faces. this is the future. if the world championship of football is left for beach football, this potential and these conditions exist, god willing, i say with more attention and more care of the federation inshallah, this will be a success for beach soccer in the country. on the sidelines of the beach soccer team's training , one of their main concerns is more than the asian championship. they say that the yogurts that play a

in a wolverhampton park last year. they stabbed 19 year old sean season—high in november in an unprovoked attack. the jury's decision to convict both boys was unanimous. his parents have said they'll never recover from the loss of their son. well, in other news today, the prime minister says he never considered quitting despite heavy criticism over his early departure from d—day commemorations in normandy last week. it comes after the prime minister kept a low profile over the weekend, avoiding questions from reporters as rumours circulated that he may step down. well, now he's vowing he will not stop fighting for the future of our country . labour, future of our country. labour, meanwhile, is promising to deliver free breakfast clubs in schools as part of a new child care plan they say will save parents over £400 every year. they're also claiming it will cut almost half a million days of school absences for parents who already pay for before school childcare. labour says funded breakfast clubs could cut the cost by up

this was last november in wolverhampton.y were known to sort of go around with them, so i don't know why nothing happened. >> they weren't part of a drug gang or a machete. murders are often sort of gangland killings, aren't they? but this is just. >> yeah, it's just just random evil. >> oh, well, thoughts and prayers obviously. the guardian. nick. yeah. >> the guardian has the tories rafe plans to give sunak set of demands if manifesto falls flat. so they're giving it one last try. so the idea is, if sunak amazing manifesto doesn't quite turn it around for him .jenrick turn it around for him. jenrick and, jenrick and braverman are saying i delivered that with a straight face. >> jim mcmahon. >> jim mcmahon. >> braverman are seeing it as a chance, according to this piece, to sort of come in and with more tough measures. they want tough on the echr, tough on immigration tax changes that they want, whereas sunak is going to try and head that off by being a bit tough on the echr, though not that, you know, he's already said we

in a wolverhampton park last year.d sean season—high in november in an unprovoked attack. the jury's decision to convict both boys was unanimous. his parents have said they'll never recover from the loss of their son. well, in other news today, the prime minister says he never considered quitting despite heavy criticism over his early departure from d—day commemorations in normandy last week. it comes after the prime minister kept a low profile over the weekend, avoiding questions from reporters as rumours circulated that he may step down. well, now he's vowing he will not stop fighting for the future of our country . labour, future of our country. labour, meanwhile, is promising to deliver free breakfast clubs in schools as part of a new child care plan they say will save parents over

the 12 year olds were found guilty of murdering a man with a machete in a wolverhampton park last yearthey stabbed 19 year old sean c zahawi in november in an unprovoked attack. the jury's decision to convict the boys was unanimous. his parents have said they'll never recovered from the loss of their son. in politics. the prime minister says he never considered quitting , despite considered quitting, despite heavy criticism over his early departure from d—day commemorations in normandy. it comes after the prime minister kept a low profile over the weekend, avoiding questions from reporters as rumours circulated that he may step down. he's now vowing to not stop fighting for the future of our country . the future of our country. labour today has promised to deliver free breakfast clubs in schools, part of a new childcare plan. they say will save parents over £400 a year. they're also claiming it will cut almost half a million days of school absences for parents who already pay absences for parents who already pay for before school, childcare .labour pay for before school, childcare . la

just after liz truss many budget went to wolverhampton a week or so afterwards. met there with a couple who had a three-year-old child and decided they wanted a secondthey had chosen a new home that was big enough to accommodate the new family. they got a mortgage offer they could afford. liz truss crash the economy. their mortgage offer went to the roof. they couldn't affor they pulled out. they couldn't move to their new home. they felt they were held back. the decision that they could no longer afford to have a second child. and they will live with that for the rest of their liv that's the price that they are paying. so i make no apologies for being careful with working peoples money, and no apologies for ruling out tax rises on working people. and this isn't just the election. don't thinks it's just politics. this is an issue of conviction. i don't believe it's fair people when they are already paying this much, particularly and a cost of living crisis. so let me spell it out. we will not raise income tax. we will not raise national insurance. we will not rai

yes, we are talking about the cost of everything from the fruit and veg here at wolverhampton city marketank of england to cut interest rates. the scottish national party launches its manifesto this morning with a call for the uk government to increase spending on public services. millions of people swelter in soaring temperatures, as heatwaves continue across the us, india and europe. good morning. a cloudy start fulsome of us. most of us will have a day of sunny intervals, the odd shower until later when we have heavier rain and stronger winds moving in across the north west. good morning from germany where we are waking _ good morning from germany where we are waking up with the scotland fans

in wolverhampton, they're weighing up the last major economic figures before the election, including organisation. they are looking to put more money back into their businesses, they are looking to train staff, they are looking to look at new machinery or equipment, and a couple of our businesses have actually said that they are looking to grow more profitable more in the next 12 months, so there does seem to be green shoots. others in the market are less sure. this red fish, i used to buy £17 for a box. now it's £90 a box — serious. and we can't really put the price up to the customers. they won't buy it. i think everybody's reallyl still feeling the pressures of the cost of living. you know, you don't really see that in your wage packet - or anything like that. there's no real difference at all, to be honest with you. - and it's whether people across the country feel the latest turn in the economy is bearing fruit that may seal the fate of this election. dharshini david, bbc news. today's inflation figure is the last big piece of economic data to be released before the general elec

shawn seesahai died last november after an unprovoked attack in wolverhampton. he was 19—years—old.detained back in 1993. court delays in england and wales are at near record levels and in telford, in the west midlands, the bbc has found some people waiting up to seven years for their cases to come to court. data analysis carried out by bbc news showed that public services in the town are struggling, which is mirrored in many other areas of britain. michael buchanan reports. england's justice system is creaking — its jails are full, its courts are full, and both victims and defendants feel let down. in january 2018, three teenagers were charged with causing grievous bodily harm after an incident near this disused mill in telford. six years later, a court still hasn't decided if they're guilty or innocent. even if i got found guilty, it would have been better than what i'm subjected to now. i would have ratherjust get locked up for something that i haven't done, get out and start my life again. lewis harborn is one of the three defendants who've all pleaded not guilty to gbh. a keen

in wolverhampton, they are weighing up the last major economic figures before the election, includingl business organisation. they are looking to put more money back into their businesses, they are looking to train staff, they are looking to look at new machinery or equipment, and a couple of our businesses have actually said that they are looking to grow more profitable more in the next 12 months, so there does seem to be green shoots. others in the market are less sure. this red fish, i used to buy £17 for a box, now it's £90 a box. serious. and we can't really put the price up to the customers. they won't buy it. i think everybody is really still feeling the pressures of the cost of living. you know, you don't really see that in your wage packet - or anything like that. there's no real difference at all, to be honest with you. - and it's whether people across the country feel the latest turn in economy is bearing fruit that may seal the date turn in economy is bearing fruit that may seal the fate of this election. dharshini david, bbc news. today's inflation figure is the last big

in wolverhampton, they are weighing up the last major economic figures in wolverhampton, they're weighingqueasy although it was part of the plan that he put forward and think it's good news. inflation in the uk is now below that of the euro zone, below that gi now below that of the euro zone, below than ., now below that of the euro zone, below tha— now below that of the euro zone, below than ., ,, ., , below that of the united states. the rima below that of the united states. the primary responsibility, _ below that of the united states. the primary responsibility, setting - primary responsibility, setting interest rates rise, but the government has played a role in getting it down, because the policy has to reinforce the monetary policy. if the government gave way to those or was too generous, that would undermine the task of the bank of england. the bank of england and the government work together to get inflation down. this is indeed good news. i understand that it doesn't mean price prices go down, but it's brought an end and living standards will increase in time. the brought an end

stories this hour. 212 year old boys have been found guilty of murdering a man with a machete in a wolverhamptonin november last year. they're believed to be the youngest boys to have committed a knife related murder in the united kingdom. the prime minister says he never considered quitting , despite considered quitting, despite heavy criticism over his early departure from d—day commemorations in normandy. rishi sunak is promising to carry on until the last day of this campaign. he says. it comes after the pm kept a low profile over the weekend , avoiding over the weekend, avoiding questions from reporters as rumours increased that he may step down. the prime minister's promising to recruit 8000 neighbourhood police officers in england and wales if the tories are re—elected. rishi sunak says the plan would be funded in part by hiking visa fees and increasing the immigration health surcharge for overseas students. however, labour is calling it another empty promise from a, quote, desperate conservative party. well, labour's promising to deliver free breakfast clubs in schools, part of a new chi

just after liz truss's mini—budget, i went to wolverhampton a week or so afterwards and i met there ay decided they want a second child. they'd chosen a new home that was big enough to accommodate their new family . they got a mortgage family. they got a mortgage offer that they could afford . offer that they could afford. liz truss crashed the economy, their mortgage offer went through the roof. they couldn't afford it . they pulled out. they afford it. they pulled out. they couldn't move to their new home. they felt they were held back. but they also took the decision that they could no longer afford to have a second child. and they will live with that for the rest of their lives. that's the price that they're paying. so i make no apologies for being careful with working people's money and no apology for rolling out tax rises on working people . and rises on working people. and this isn't just the election. don't think it's just politics. this is an issue of conviction . this is an issue of conviction. i don't believe it's fair to raise taxes on working people when they're already p

wolverhampton wanderers have said that they want to go to the premier league.oing to happen. the premier league of saying that there could be 100 more problems if var got rid of, which i think is fair, and it's they are going to make some changes. so if you go to a game, you'll be able to hear the referee saying what's going on. and also they're saying it's going to be much, much quicker, which is the most well, yeah. of all, which is the most important. and talking about quick, i have something for you tomorrow. well it's actually over the weekend. bazball comes to london major league baseball, it's the new york mets are going to play the philadelphia phillies. so they play at the west ham stadium, the london stadium, and they transform it into, look, just have a look at this. look, this is it. there's the football. this is it. yeah and then this is how they turn it into a baseball stadium. and it into a baseball stadium. and it is absolutely unbelievable. it's so clever the way they do this 144,000ft2 of synthetic turf , the infield clay, 345 turf, the infiel

the vote was triggered by wolverhampton wanderers who say the technology has led to "unintended negativee station yesterday. it follows two failed attempts following problems. the capsule is carrying two nasa astronauts in its first crewed mission from the kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida and will be tested during a week long mission. they will take manual control of flight systems during the mission. time to find out what's happening where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria hollins. a ransomware cyber—attack is continuing to cause disruption to services at a number of hospitals and care providers in london. operations were cancelled at short notice, and emergency patients had to be diverted elsewhere. the national cyber security centre said the attack on the pathology services firm, synnovis, was "a very, very serious incident". experts say the attacks of this nature are very hard to trace. the way that the dark web works, itjust gives an upper hand to the criminals. these are criminals that are using the best technology to anonymize where they are

have become the youngest knife killers in britain after murdering a teenager with a machete in wolverhamptonst time buyers at the heart of the tory manifesto, which is being launched this morning . launched this morning. >> and is labour going to look after you? labour promised 100,000 new child dental appointments, a ban on selling high caffeinated energy drinks to the under 16 seconds and mental health support in every school. does that make sense to you ? you? >> and the lib dems are launching their rural gp fund and promise that all patients will be seen by a doctor within a week. oh, that's going to be really get voters going, isn't it? ban high energy drinks for under 16 years. how do you ban them? >> well i think they're already banned for under 16. >>

conviction of two 12—year—old boys for murder in an unprovoked attack using a 16—inch machete in wolverhampton detained back in 1993. and elsewhere, 2a hours after scotland arrived in germany for the euros, the guardian features an image of england stars trent alexander—arnold and jude bellingham as they head off ahead of their first match this weekend. the countdown is truly on. really is, it's coming. _ after rob burrow died earlier this month, one of those leading the tributes was the former rugby union player ed slater. we have spoken to him lots of times on the programme. ed was diagnosed with mnd two years ago and says that after the devastating news, rob's bravery helped lead him out of the darkness. we caught up with ed about his own journey — and rob's legacy. good. we'll go to the end. former rugby union player ed slater was diagnosed with motor neurone disease two years ago. he became friends with rob burrow. 0h, here we go. i love that we still congratulate each other every time you do that. ed now wants to inspire others living with mnd, and and give them the hope that doddie and

just after liz truss's mini budget, i went to wolverhampton.live without for the of their lives. that is the price that they are paying. so i make no apologies for being careful with working people's money and no apologies for rolling out tax rises on working people. this is notjust the election. don't think it is just politics. this is an issue of conviction. i don't believe it is fair to raise taxes on working people when they are already paying this much, particularly in the cost of living crisis. so let me spell it out. we will not raise income tax. we will not raise national insurance. we will not raise vat. that is a manifesto commitment. applause and another thing. because there maybe some here today who say there is the surprise? where is the rabbit out of the hat? to which i say, if you want politics as pantomime, i hear clacton is nice at this time of year. but seriously, we have to come to terms with this. britain needs stability. no more chaos. i set out our long—term plan in this rim 18 months ago, and that plant stands because it

heather in wolverhampton has messaged. good morning.you are. when good morning from bbc london, i'm alison earle. the family of a girl, who was seriously injured when a ride malfunctioned at the lambeth country show say they're still waiting to find out how it happened. 11—year—old silva na—rose suffered injuries to her legs, pelvis and lower back and has to use crutches. three others including her grandfather were hurt on the ride at brockwell park earlier this month. her mother says they want answers. lambeth council said an investigation into the incident is underway. we'll get through it with time, but, you know, there's still going to be a big impact. so, we're never going to forget, you know. my daughter now is never going to go back on a ride, you know. like, it'sjust — people need to know. just, it needs to be safe. why is not safe? why wasn't it safe? why? it's like, why, why, why? students and graduates from university college london are heading back to the high court today over claims their education was damaged by the pandem

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