a man is due to appear before a court charged bradford. to appear before bradford magistrates court laterm on the platform processing and using this data when it belongs to under—18s in the uk. these systems — hypothesis is — feed on the data of the user, to keep that child safe and to keep their data safe, occurs as a result of those data—processing practices. measures that protect the privacy and safety of teens. lots coming up in the next few moments. see you hello again. and as we go through this week, we'll hang on to a bit of a north—south divide. at times in the north, the best of the sunshine across eastern areas. through this evening and overnight, our weather front sinks a little bit further south, then it it will be quite windy across the northern half of the country, whereas further south, under clearer skies, across southern areas, but a weather front will bring temperatures tomorrow ranging from ten to about 13 degrees. we're looking at quite a bit of sunshine — temperatures up climbing a bit. weather front coming in from the northwest, bringing in that rain. this is bbc new

denisty and aubree, and son 0scar all died after the blaze last august. 39—year—old sharaz ali, from bradfordeen charged with the same offences. the government has announced plans to abolish the leasehold system for homes in england and wales. currently, third—party landlords own a building and leaseholders can buy the right to live in a flat for a fixed period of time. ministers want to ban the sale of new leasehold flats and start a move to a commonhold system — giving homeowners a share of the buildings they live in. 0ur reporter tarah welsh has more. the government is proposing to completely overhaul the way blocks of flats are owned. the leasehold system has been used for centuries, and it means that a freeholder or landlord owns a building and a leaseholder buys a flat and the right to occupy it for a set period of time. under commonhold, which is used in other parts of the world, a flat owner buys their home and a share of the building. many leaseholders complain about a lack of control over communal costs and service charges. the housing minister says he wants to change that by moving

amanda bradford didn't to live with them. she was able to design her own. and she ends up being able to join her husband in washington d.c. another thing that may have caused some tension in their early years of marriage is that for the first seven years, marina was childless. and this is in day and age when that's one of the primary duties of a wife is their children. it's known almost that she had one miscarriage. the assumption is that she may have had more one. so certainly that put a lot of stress on her physically as well as emotionally. but the davises did end up having a large family. they had six children. samuel was their first born. followed by margaret jefferson jr. joseph william and varina. and and by the time they reach the. 1860s, by the time they the 1860s in letters the marina and jefferson davis write back forth to each other at times when they were separated during the civil war, they seem to have reached an equal liberal in their relationship. now, these two women are, of course, their wives of leaders during the civil war. and consider

he will appear at bradford magistrates court today.wept the oscars last night, winning five awards including best picture and best actress for lead star mikey madison. hollywood stars descended on los angeles for the 97th oscar awards for the biggest night in film. meanwhile, the a—list star adnen film. meanwhile, the a—list star adrien brody spoke of anti—semitism and racism as he picked up the best actor gong at the oscars. >> please, i'm wrapping up. i will wrap up. please turn the music off. i've done this before. thank you. thank you for. it's not my first rodeo, but i will. i will be brief. i will not be egregious, i promise. i pray for a healthier and a happier and a more inclusive world. and i believe if the past can teach us anything, it�*s a reminder to not let hate go unchecked. >> those are the latest gv news headlines. now it's back to tom and emily. >> for the very latest gb news direct your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> good afternoon britain. it�*s now nine min

he was deeply involved in volunteer work, serving in his church, local organizations and the bradford public library. a man of strong values and undeniable sense of humor, he brought joy to all who knew him. known for his kindness, witt and love for bourbon and chocolate, he left an unforgettable mark on his family and his community. his legacy of generosity, humor and service will live on in those he inspired. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the opry on its 25th anniversary and to celebrate its legacy of old-time music and community gatherings. it is located in georgia and is one of the longest running free live music venues in the state of georgia. the woodbine opery has provided music to southeast georgia for the last 25 years. ever since it renovated the old woodbine school to house the venue. even though the auditorium in the old woodbine school seats less than 200 patrons, the opry's live streams and social media pages have is a to 20 -- 15,000 to 20,000 viewers each month, from music lovers all over the nation around the world. this month they celebrated its anniversa