even other west dallas families looked down on the barrows because henry barrow was a trashman, the barrows were the lowest of the low. and that was the life of clyde barrow when he decided that he would supplement his income. first started stealing chickens and then graduated to cars. clyde barrow was a bumbling bank robber but could steal a car like nobody's business in the those days a ford would coase $260 brand new. if clyde could steal one and sell it on the black market might make $100. that's in the transportation and that's good money. bonnie elizabeth parker, born in rowena, texas action little west texas town, her mother emma parker, is a social climber like you wouldn't believe. i'm sure in kansas city society there nor ladies who are determined that their families will be the blue bloodeddest of them all, but emma park we're make that happen and here's why. rowena was a farming community. the husbands of all the other ladies who brought their children and husband to the baptist church every sunday were farmers. bonnie's father was a brick mason. the way emin saw it that made th

and barrow might not be alone.at by 2021, councils will be spending £25 million less than they were three years ago. barrow council says finding the money to maintain playgrounds is really difficult. it costs us tens of thousands of pounds a year to maintain them all. it is not easy because it's the ongoing running cost really. people don't tend to appreciate that. they think it's only a swing or something but you have to check it to make sure that it's safe. the government says that in the past two years they've spent £15 million bringing parks and green spaces that have fallen into disrepair back into use. in a moment, we'll have all the business news, but first, the headlines on bbc news: borisjohnson says his opponents are damaging the uk's chances of securing a new brexit agreement, with the eu. the pm made the comments after a scottish judge rejected a temporary halt to plans to suspend the uk parliament. former prime minister sirjohn major says he's joining campaigner gina miller's legal bid to stop the susp

and barrow might not be alone. tend to appreciate that. they think it‘s only a swing or something but you have to check it to make sure that it‘s safe. the government says that in the past two years they‘ve spent £15 million bringing parks and green spaces that have fallen into disrepair back into use. now time for the weather forecast. let‘s get the very latest. we have a north—south split for the weather. for the south, we have a north—south split for the weather. forthe south, breezy we have a north—south split for the weather. for the south, breezy but spells of hazy sunshine. the further north you are, you will see scenes like this. there is low cloud, outbreaks of rain and strong winds. that is really the set of as we head through the next day and into tonight. heavy rain expected. the rain is draped across northern ireland and into scotland, patchy across northern ireland at the moment but it will become more persistent as the day goes on. we‘ve also got some showers into cumbria and north wales. brightening

courtroom but what effect if any will this album the epidemic of opioid plague in the united states barrows contributor to america's lawyer was on hand to break down the ruling and what this means for the future of profits in the drug manufacturing star. clusters of the state of global trade was a confusing enough there is yet another wild card at play in the push civic shipping spot to rob hooped of i.c.'s and standing by to help us clarify the state of the trade war yet another great show is right at the start what's the secret to our business model ball you let's go. we lead our global report today with a groundbreaking decision against pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson an oklahoma judge ruled monday that johnson and johnson must pay a $572000000.00 fine for its role in the state's opioid crisis cleveland county district judge tad baldwin had this to say about the ruling. if you are trying to this is an imminent danger and ninnis to its loans my judgment includes findings of fact and conclusions of law the state met its burden to defend its johnson and johnson and johnson's mislea

a downfall in the crees losing of that primary election fascinating report legal journalist molly barrows thanks for joining us. thank you so much. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return protests continue to rock and we are on the ground correspondents brings us the latest on the unrest. and as we go to break here the numbers at the close. and in. why a paradise with so much around turned into a round the experimentation field the agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question otherwise why would that the chemical company workers themselves be geared up and suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments but often in day you have many of these people where one foot into the biotech pharma and the other foot in the government regulatory bodies this kind of collusion is reprehensible while the battle goes on the chemicals continue to poison hawaii and its people so one has to ask the question whether there is a form of environmental races going on in hawaii whether these companies fe

courtroom of what effect if any will this album the epidemic of opioid plague in the united states only barrow's contributor to america's lawyers is on hand to break down the ruling and what this means for the future profits in the drug manufacturing star clusters if the state of global trade wasn't confusing enough there is yet another wild card at play in the push sipek shipping spot to rob group of i.c.'s is standing by to help us clarify the state of the trade war yet another great show is ready to start what's the secret to our business model of all busy you let's go. we lead our global report today with a groundbreaking decision against pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson an oklahoma judge ruled monday that johnson and johnson must pay a $572000000.00 fine for its role in the state's opioid crisis cleveland county district judge that baldwin had this to say about the ruling. if you are trying to this is an imminent danger and this too is loehmann's my judgment includes findings of fact lucian's along the state met its burden. johnson and johnson and johnson's misleading marketing and

downfall in mccready's losing in that primary election fascinating report legal journalist molly barrows thanks for joining us. thank you so much. time now for a quick break by here because when we return protests continue to rock and we are on the ground our team correspondent brings us the latest on the unrest. and as we go to break here the numbers at the close. race are gapping and the spread is widening into what i call the interest rate apartheid if you're in the wrong side of the premise of geoffrey epstein you bantustan of extortion ery credit card rights if you're a friend of jeffrey epstein then you get the insider rate of negative and you get paid to lend money or to borrow money excuse me from the bank. or done this with some. turned into a round the experimentation field cultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major irritants there's no question. otherwise why would that the chemical company workers themselves be geared up and suited up locals attempt to combat the on regulated experiments that often in day you have many of these people one

report legal journalist molly barrows thanks for joining us. thank you so much. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return protests continue to rock and we are on the ground correspondents brings us the latest on the unrest. and as we go to break here the numbers at the. join me everything on the elec so i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to yes of the world of politics. i'm sure. i'll see that. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see the kids and ask and as a parent. i can come up with arguments there's a lot of conflict in the game between the 2 most of the conflict i would say. most of them is made. close one on each other's each other is good because the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year of prison complexes. live where. you don't care. welcome back here in the united states the trump administration is making a full court press to tamp down growing chatter about a possible u.s. recession and then arguing that the ongoing chatter a fight with china is not

a downfall in the crees losing of that primary election fascinating report legal journalist molly barrows thanks for joining us. thank you so much. time now for a quick break by hank aaron because when we return protests continue to rock and we are on the ground r.t. correspondents brings us the latest on the unrest from inside asia and as we go to break here the numbers at the close. interest rates are split gapping in the spread is widening and what i call the interest rate apartheid if you're in the wrong side of the friends of jeffrey epstein you bantustan of extortion ery credit card rates if you're a friend of jeffrey abstain then you get the insider rate of negative and you get paid to lend money or to borrow money excuse me from the bank. you know world of big. and could see yours it's time to wait to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching clos

downfall in mccready's losing in that primary election fascinating report legal journalist molly barrows thanks for joining us. thank you so much. time now for a quick break by here because when we return protests continue to rock and we are on the ground our team correspondent brings us the latest on the unrest from inside asia and as we go to break here the numbers at the club. interest rates are gapping and the spread is widening into what i call the interest rate apartheid if you're in the wrong side of the friends of jeffrey epstein you bantustan of extortion ery credit card rights if you're a friend of jeffrey abstain then you get the insider rate of negative and you get paid to lend money or to borrow money excuse me from the bank. because. we said. just that. there's enough. but i'm also the most companies you know i've been the good news is. when i began. to stump you told us a little you know if you go from did you know to do so you just put all your. hold it. was dumb and i'm going to hit us in the notion of you seen it in a little. i don't like kind of the speaking will. look

that we feel it will stick out like norah barrow again that makes a lot of young protesters feel that they have no was a way to protest except to do the radical. actions however we saw that asked am i always been happy to. be a victim of excessive politics at least bringing hope that these young people kept the day eat grass so today we got our socks. and also we hope that the feast will understand just wow so they will allow time to have a peaceful day because they will explain itself so yellow ballot will party gas bombs no rubber bullets will be released to that. date a nice challenge chosen who joins me now from hong kong chelate tell us what's been happening there today. correct i'm outside the government headquarters at the moment where a number of these protesters have convened i'm not sure if you can see just behind me but these as this is the legend is of council the government had courses there's a bit of a spontaneous laser show happening at the moment these lasers have become a a common feature an icon if you like of this protest movement that's ever since one protester wa

which our joy during barrow is our correspondent in the kenyan capital nairobi joy a british firm as i mentioned found this oil and i guess will be raking in the profits how much will trickle down to kenya well the trickle down effect is meant to be a shared one because we're looking at tunnel or oil that is the investor and the government is what is also looking to rip some revenues from this oil but it's too early stages for it as now to determine how much is going to be gotten out of this oil that we have we spoke earlier on to the principal secretary for the petroleum ministry here in kenya and he did mention that this is just a fraction of the surface of what kenya's full potential could possibly be so all yes these 560000000 barrels of oil all simply in what has been explored so far but there could be more in the other unexplored wells in the country is this something to celebrate i mean a lot of countries and companies are going green right now. well folks can yeah it is something to celebrate because this saying that the crew of that has been discovered or that he's being dri

remarks from the director of the barrow concussion and brain injury center. >> it's my honor to introduce our next speaker, colonel francis o'connor, m.d., who's the professor and chair of military and emergency medicine. if you never been there actually worth a visit here francis took me around and it's really a great place where we have training, medical training for those are going to be serving in our country and providing service to the men and women who serve in a country. he's also a leading voice for exertional illness, sickle cell trait. he's leading a major study and internist and really sickle-cell trait even better and he certainly has been a mentor and a friend to john and me and others at the ncaa and trying to guide us to go in the right direction. so thank you for coming here today. >> well, thank you. it's an absolute honor to be here to honor derek sheely. as a father of three sons i'm still shaken. ms. sheely, listening to your words and your passion, i will not forget. i will not forget. i'm going to be moving away from cardiac and we will talk about some and other ent

. >> clyde barrow was his uncle. >> once clyde had been accused of murder, he didn't turn back. >> theirer was a lawman who hunted them. >> two of the south's worst killers. >> your grandfather was the sheriff. >> killing bonnie and clyde was the ultimate. >> grim souvenirs, one strange inheritance. >> it was just like finding treasure after treasure. >> bonnie parker's three-headed snake ring. >> sitting there... >> right. >> ...all along? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

courtroom what effect if any will this album the epidemic of opioids plaguing the united states barrow's contributor to america's lawyer was on hand to break down the ruling and what this means for the future profits in the drug manufacturing star clusters of the state of global trade was a confusing enough there is yet another wild card at play in the push civic shipping spot to rob gupta of i.c.'s and standing by to help us clarify the state of the trade war yet another great show is right at the start what's the secret to our business model of all you let's go. we lead our global report today with a groundbreaking decision against pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson and oklahoma judge ruled monday that johnson and johnson must pay a $572000000.00 fine for its role in.

high explosives suspected of associated with the both ready of us and also the other thoroughly barrow's. calling for liberation of phone call and redemption of our times and even the recent certain hold up of those those who unfurling these banners in tippett in china so i think that the beijing is extremely worried that these peaceful protests are being hijacked by the militant and or all teary motives hoarsely bearing the whole box or a color revolution well the rest of these throughway going to. potest those have one thing in common both associated with the move by the calling for self-determination all the other rest all the founder of the band now banned all pro independence party openly promoting palsy dependence and he was also arrested as it were trying to board a plane to tokyo so i think this is leo by some of the hopeful people who do not take part in the protests. and whose livelihood has been disrupted as a polling point in governments more vigorous response to this challenge a little less said andrea amnesty international has come out and said that these arrests are an aff

of treatment on the shoulder but battled through to a straight sets victory of a one to see out of barrow it's a 71st win at the u.s. open during a level with his hero pete sampras pain aside djokovic tremaine is on track chris fultz u.s. open title and 3rd grand slam of the season it was an easy obviously saying with the way the pain but you have to find a way. you know to fight and hope that you get some lucky shots or get some. opportunities when they're presented you have to step in and you know take them. roger federer again got off to a slow start being set for the 2nd match running this time he gets post news damage into but he didn't panic and came through in 4 sets. i put a rush on the grid that seeded one in new york 5 times before. this is a bit frustrating morn anything special and level is low and there's not many errors there and the energy is not kind of there but. he can only do better which is a great thing no no. serena williams continues to look for that record equalling 24th grand slam she was pulled at the start of her match against teenage wildcard katherine mcnally

treatment on his shoulder but battled through to a straight sets victory ever want to see out of barrow it's a 71st win at the u.s. open during a level with his hero pete sampras pain aside djokovic sure brains on track reese for what u.s. open title and 3rd grand slam of the season it was an easy obviously playing with the pain but you have to find a way. you know to to fight and hold that you get some lucky shots you get some. opportunities when they're presented you have to step in and you know take them. roger federer again got off to a slow start losing the outing set for the 2nd match running this time he gets posen is damaged. but he didn't panic and came through in 4 sets. of the federal showing the grit that seen him win in new york 5 times before it was a bit frustrating morning anything special and level is that low and there's not many errors there and the energy is not kind of there but. he can only do better which is a great thing you know you know. serena williams continues to look for that record equalling 24th grand slam she was pulled at the start of her match against

ending ok what do you think that means gerry what would be a very unhappy ending have you excluded as barrow it has the possibility of another gentleman square i think hong kong people they're very well aware that china is trying to scare hong kong people with violence and a possibility of sending the army i think many of them just try to ignore the fact or even if they know about this they would think that they have nothing to do this if it ends up like this they would they would take action but then. they only demand is to have answers from the government what do you think oh i don't i don't think this. happened again with china sort of years ago is was complete different from the china today because channels that's always says it's now a responsible big nation the international word and they're going to use force because in the international conflict china always says we want peaceful meaning to solve the problem they can be that china says we now have a problem i hope becky art i'll just make my soldier suit or to give it clears i just know probably more. than the bow and not the them an

of corporal what effect if any will this album the epidemic of opioid plague in the united states barrows contributor to america's lawyer was on hand to break down the ruling and what the.

means for johnson and johnson and overall opioid up a demick we are fortunate to be joined by molly barrows contributor america's lawyer now molly what does this mean for the fight against the opioid epidemic moving forward is this is as big a problem as it seems. absolutely it's it's a huge deal for so many other cases that are pending against big pharma over this very issue so this is the 1st major legal decision daniel against a drug maker for its role in the opioid crisis the oklahoma trial is being watched closely by nearly every other state in the country along with thousands of other municipalities who have filed against big pharma over this crisis and this ruling is a positive sign for other plaintiff's attorneys who are making similar arguments to those that were made in the oklahoma case essentially that those who distribute and sell the drugs are partly to blame for the opioid health crisis $48.00 states plus around 2000 local tribal governments filed lawsuits against companies in the drug industry and as you know this epidemic has killed more than 400000 people across the countr

the university of barrow to his own church is hosting a conference for animal welfare activists. the lectures are about neurological studies and the question of whether rodeo and kept chasing still have a place in modern brazilian society are they in keeping with the times. who was a recipe for. newness insists that these traditions should be banned. thanks. as i did my scare but all the bull suffered broken bones and bruising and grazed skin it's a common occurrence that years i'm not the fact is they're disturbed behavior because they are constantly trying to behave in an abnormal just to suit this event means but i the most that a film. among those attending this lecture is politician or a dean your union or he's fighting for a ban on rodeo shows and wants to introduce a long way if you win the regional parliament. who actually still defends these events as was or is that is just the writers themselves and the people who profit and make money from the a bad experience for use otherwise are zillions are increasingly against rodeo shows. the breeders of course see things very di

barrow might not be alone.mbia has condemned the announcement of a new offensive by a group of former farc rebel commanders who‘ve called on their supporters to take up arms again. president ivan duque has said the new group will be hunted down. donna larsen reports. nearly three years after a peace deal was struck, commanders of the demobilised rebel group say they are returning to war. the 2016 agreement had sought to end south america‘s longest guerrilla conflict. now, former farc commander ivan marquez claims that the colombian state has betrayed a deal which formally ended 52 years of war, that left some 260,000 people dead and forced 7 million from their homes, in a bitter conflict between left—wing rebels, government forces and state aligned paramilitaries. the fa rc rebel lambasted president ivan duque‘s government for not keeping its end of the deal, negotiated over four years of talks in cuba. but columbia‘s president has hit back, vowing to hunt down the rebel commanders, offering a reward for each o

barrow in furness to present in about £117 increase, edinburgh to glasgow, £114, and if you have a season an average of about £122. that is at a time when commuters are saying they are having to deal with overcrowded trains and a service disruption, and figures show that the level of networks delays was at its highest level for 13 years, and a survey of rail commuters show that only about a third of them think the existing fa res third of them think the existing fares that they pay for season tickets represent value for money, and today the watchdog group transport focus said many rail passengers would be mystified that rail fares passengers would be mystified that railfares should be passengers would be mystified that rail fares should be going passengers would be mystified that railfares should be going up at all, let alone 2.8%. now, the government points to such measures asa government points to such measures as a new railcard for 16 and 17—year—olds which will cut their ties in half, it says that is one way which people can find no offence, but the rail minister, chris heaton—harris,

john barrow is from the group catholic voices which represents the church in the media he believes cardinal pell is innocent but also says the church must do more to stop sex abuse we all want the same for this abuse to stop for for the for the perpetrators to be punished them for victims to be recompensed and and there has been a lot of progress so i think rules have been put in the usa in 2002 in the u.k. in 2001 that have basically stopped the contemporary abuse or whatever it happens it means that it is dealt with immediately and properly but we're dealing with decades of historical abuse which have been dealt with properly and with victims that although the abuse was then the pain is now and so therefore it is good that it comes out now. most recently there's been a document from the holy see saying that it's mandatory reporting in the church for anything that happens in terms of abuse and and also to follow all the civil rules of denouncing abuse to the civil authorities so that it can be dealt with so we've moved on from there. the u.s. envoy to north korea says his country is prepar

and barrow might not be alone. look at the headlines on afternoon live. the prime minister has accused mp5 trying to block a no—deal brexit of making that outcome even more likely. meanwhile a legal challenge fails to temporarily halt borisjohnson‘s plan to suspend parliament, but mp5 behind the move remain hopeful. leading pro—democracy activists in hong kong are arrested, as police warn people not to take part in a mass rally planned for tomorrow. here‘s your business headlines on afternoon live: uk house prices were unchanged in august compared with the previous month. this is according to latest figures from the nationwide building society. annual house price growth remained subdued at 0.6%. the average home is valued atjust over £216,000. the strongest growth came from properties close to transport hubs in major cities. shares in shoe zone have plunged by more than 30%. the high street chain announced that its boss had resigned with no notice. it also warned that its profits would be lower than expected. the f

paul barrows at his funeral wore jerseys of his favorite nfl team. the pittsburgh steelers. >>another big story we're following new court documents revealing what police found in the gilroy gunman's car. the records show san teen oleg and had a passport, a clown mask, a wilderness guide and bottle rockets in his car, the 19 year-old killed 3 people including 2 children on july 28. authorities say his motive isn't known, but he had been interested in conflicting violent ideologies. the fbi >>back now to our breaking news that we were talking about at the top of the hour police in san jose are investigating reports of a possible gunman at the san jose state university campus we're joined now by kron 4 status aqi who just arrived on the scene taylor would be learned. >>well looks like police and may have someone in custody. we saw some police officers come out of the building that they were searching which was the spartan building. we're told the police were searching the 3rd floor and they had a bunch of officers in there with canines. but i'm like i mentioned we did see some

remarks from the director of the barrow concussion and brain injury center.

because he was trying to we end our barrow to sic nakes to why people are in a restaurant but malcolm says i mean that's not freedom sitting next to white people is not freedom said what's freedom is black people have in their own self-determination where they can buy their own restaurant and they don't have to worry about whites not serving and then. june 11th 1963 mocked a major victory for king and his movement president kennedy gave a televised address in which he presented the plight of southern blacks as a moral crisis affecting the whole country but are we to say that the world and much more importantly to each other that this is a land of the free except the negroes that we have no 2nd class citizens except negroes and we have no class or caste system no ghettos no master race except with respect and they go now the time has come to this nation it will fill its promise. events in birmingham and elsewhere have so increased the crisis requalify that no city or state legislative body can only choose to ignore them. a few days later at the white house civil rights leaders submitte

two police officers try to save a woman from a death trap in barrow county, georgia. given up. the fire got so intense the tires on the vehicle exploded but the officers kept breaking their way in and just as there was break in the smoke the officers and the woman emerged almost totally unharmed. you're real live heroes. that's it for us tonight v. great holiday weekend. great presentation, tim. could you email me the part about geico making it easy to switch and save hundreds? oh yeah, sure. um. you don't know my name, do you? (laughs nervously) of course i know your name. i just get you mixed up with the other guy. what's his name? what's your name? switch to geico®. you could save 15% or more on car insurance. could you just tell me? i want this to be over. . . >> good evening and welcome to a special campus craziness edition of tucker carl son tonight. more than 50% of kids aged 18 to 24 view socialism favorably. it's easy to make fun of this but isntead, it's worth asking why? why are so many young people the majority, giving up oniv american free enterprise? is

. >> when you barrow orrow as mucy as donald trump does, the bankers move in. and they have. here's what's in the works. donald's $100 million yacht goes to the boston safe deposit and trust company. his half interest in the grand hyatt hotel goes to bankers trust. his interest in alexanders department store goes to citi corps. what trump gets is a chance to start over. he probably won't have to declare bankruptcy. >> you get a chance to run and become president of the u.s. is this a great country or what? >> it's an amazing country and unfortunately we have a con man for president. my grandmother said, you can't call syrup on crap and call it pancakes. >> did you just call the president syrup on crap? >> yes, that's what it seems like. his trade policy of tweeting by night seems to have cost us our trade partners. germany's economy is struggling right now, that hurts us. and so, you know, this president, he's a salesperson. and he wants the people to believe things that are not as they are. and as the economy continues to kind of destabilize he won't have any argument left f

i know they are talking to john barrow as well who represented a very conservative democratic district that feels like an old way of thinking. just saying. >> i doubt he's going to be the only one, but i think a lot of money is going to be infused into that seat and into that race. you're going to see it become like a national election, you have a lot of investment in georgia. >> that's the big change here. and that is that georgia is now firmly in the purple battleground. >> georgia was the one that got away twice in the senate and certainly it was already a big target that this opening makes it that big a target. plus for democrats there is the sore spot of brian kemp, is he legitimate, did he still it from -- >> sun belt point, this georgia race. >> and don't forget alabama too. also in the sun belt. >> don't forget that, but to the point about georgia, texas is right behind. >> very quickly, mark murray, of the democratic seats in our competitive list, we know alabama stands alone. of new hampshire, michigan, new mexico, minnesota, which one of those do you think is most likely for

and our focus on farming coverage from spring barrow lodge farm in leicestershire continues — this morningcussing genetically modified foods. good morning — and welcome to the bbc news at 9:00am. borisjohnson will meet the german chancellor, angela merkel, in berlin later today — as he tries to persuade the eu to agree to fundamental changes to the brexit withdrawal agreement. allies of mrs merkel have accused mrjohnson of making a completely impossible request, and not being serious. the major sticking point remains the backstop — an insurance polcy that would keep the uk in the eu customs union, to prevent the return of border checks on the island of ireland. in a moment, we'll talk tojenny hill in hamburg. first live to westminster, and our political correspondent iain watson. it does not sound like he will get a very warm reception, but what do we think is his strategy? he will get a warm reception to an extent because they will emphasise the non—brexit issues the leaders can agree on on international affairs and security and so on. but certainly there is this rather large gaping gap b

in barrow mall, the temperature is harbouring between three and four degrees. x mac bal moral.ecially across the north—western parts of the uk and some of us will see some rain. building to the south. as that approaches from the west, what you will find is, the weatherfronts will find is, the weatherfronts will come in bringing rain. look at the squeeze on the isobars. the wind will pick up. lustre in the south, windy in the north. some of us up to a bright and sunny start of the cloud will build in from the west and we will see showers ahead of the rain coming to northern ireland in western scotland. this afternoon we could catch a shower in the midlands but they are going to be fairly hit and miss most of us will miss them. 50, 55 miles and miss most of us will miss them. 50,55 miles per hour in the north—west as you can see from the black circles, indicating the gusts of wind and temperature—wise, not particularly special if you are stuck in the rain. the midteens, into the low 205. the highest temperatures in the south—eastern corner and east anglia. as we go through the ev

season ticket, if you have one from gloucester to birmingham, it's probably going to go up about £119, barrow—in—furnessd if you have a season ticket from the south—east in and out of london, that will go up an average of about £122. and that's at a time when commuters are saying they're still having to deal with overcrowded trains and service disruption, and in fact figures in december show that the level of network delays was at its highest level for 13 years, and a survey of rail commuters show that only about a third of them think the existing fares they pay for season tickets represent value for money, and today, the watchdog group transport focus said many rail passengers would be mystified that rail fares should be going up at all, let alone 2.8%. now, the government points to such measures as a new £30 rail card for 16 and 17—year—olds, which will cut their fares in half. it says that's one way which people can find lower fares. but the rail minister chris heaton harris said it's tempting to say fares should never rise, but the truth is that the we but the truth is that if we stop investing in o

the old ways of carrying the barrows in that the rainy sort of magic street which is quite different essentially this brush feel street view still exist but you get the feeling of it being all these people of god you see get a feeling of of what it was like he was a working class area. very hard working and now it's become much sort of glitzy over and valerie is here and all the different coffee shops. busy just i'm so gentrified with the place in the street and you know the fact that glue sniffing knocks on the door i mean that's part of my life you know and saying hello to the people in the street and walking up and down and i'm writing all about this so i this is what i write about the street which is fascinating to me so i'm going to be here i prayed to god until i die the longer i stayed in the house there the more i realized recently i couldn't do if say i'd wanted to paint all the rooms pink as opposed to took was i should i could have done that in the 1st month but afterwards i thought no it wouldn't quite the how you know there's a feeling it sounds a bit pretentious but tha

you look to barrow length, how many shots per minute, muzzle velocity, those are hard questions. in practice what we will see is that judges are going a

pressed into barrow—in—furness, £117. —— preston. mystified where fans going up at all let alone 2.8%. this was the reaction of andy mcdonald, shadow transport secretary. it has another slap in the face for long—suffering rail passengers. a ao% hike in rail fares from 2010 to the current day. the average season tickets are now over £3000. gone up by £875 since 2010. it is too much. the wrong rate of increase and passengers need to be givena break increase and passengers need to be given a break for, they have suffered delays, cancellations, overcrowded trains, this is not the right way to treat the travelling public. it is too much, we need to have a complete rethink about the whole pantomime of the rpi increase every year. what is the reaction to the government of this? well minister said it is tempting to say fa res minister said it is tempting to say fares should never rise but if we stop investing in railways, we will never see it improved. king‘s cross has a never see it improved. king‘s cross hasa 1.2 never see it improved. kin