welcome to blackpool.eather is pretty grim, it's been raining in the north—west heavily and there we re the north—west heavily and there were some pretty strong winds here too. there have already been some trouble disruptions, ferries cancelled from fishguard and holyhead to ireland already. 0n the rail there are disruptions in services between preston and scotland. on the motorways there are speed restrictions in place, as motorists are reporting tricky driving conditions. some police forces have reported accidents overnight due to the weather. the environment agency have issued flood warnings on the dorset coast. there we re warnings on the dorset coast. there were 58 warnings in place across england and people are being advised to check their local information. thank you. the united nations secretary general hasjoined growing international calls to reveal the truth about the disappearance of the saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi. turkey says it has audio and video evidence that he was murdered inside sa

seven yea rs earthquakes near blackpool seven years ago.rilling rig in rural lancashire is now the front line for fracking in the uk. after years of debate, delays and demonstrations, worked at the cuadrilla plant has now restarted. but the protesters haven't stopped. they blocked the road next to the site this morning. the atmosphere was subdued. those here believe that fracking is a danger to those living nearby, and the wider environment. danger to those living nearby, and the wider environmentlj danger to those living nearby, and the wider environment. i feel quite angry that they are forcing this is. we don't want it. there is no social license. we just want them to go away. we really don't need it. it is harmful to the climate, harmful to health and harmful to the land. harmful to the climate, harmful to health and harmful to the landm is just pointless. health and harmful to the landm isjust pointless. fracking involves drilling first vertically and then horizontally before pumping water, sand and chemicals at high pressure into shal

small demonstrations have been taking place near a site in blackpool where fracking was scheduled toallenge by environmental campaigners. the energy firm cuadrilla says bad weather has forced it to postpone drilling. it hopes to begin extracting gas from shale rock at the site on monday. thousands of patients with incurable breast cancer are being denied a dedicated specialist nurse, according to a leading charity. the government promised all cancer patients would have access to their own nurse by 2020. but according to figures gathered by breast cancer care, almost three—quarters of nhs trusts across the uk are not providing them. the department of health said it's "committed to increasing the capacity". a man has died and another is seriously injured after a stabbing in hainault last night. one man was pronounced dead on the scene, and another was taken to hospital in a critical condition after the incident in north—east london. meanwhile, in a separate incident in hackney, a man suffered gunshot injuries and was taken to hospital. an outbreak of the disease myxomatosis is being re

judy hobson in blackpool. told the bbc of their shock after his body was repatriated, and laterfound to be missing several organs. 62—year—old david humphries from milton keynes, collapsed at a beachside resort in september. a post—mortem examination in the uk found his heart and kidneys had been removed. the family has instructed a legal team to investigate what happened. i was with my son. ijust collapsed to the ground because it was bad enough losing him. they had misdiagnosed him and done a postmortem without my consent, saying he had been embalmed and he hadn't. to find out his heart and kidneys had gone, knowing that over there it is a vital organ they leave in so they can go further on. so why ta ke in so they can go further on. so why take my husband's? hundreds of central american migrants travelling to the united states have clashed with police on the border between mexico and guatemala. the mexican authorities have told migrants only those with valid documents will be allowed in. president trump has

judy hobson in blackpool. ——julie hobson.d service personnel, at sydney opera house. the start of the ceremony, the latest stage of the couple's australian tour, was delayed by thunderstorms. our royal correspondent jonny dymond has more. the duke and duchess of sussex. in the shadow of sydney opera house, with the eyes of australia on him, the duke of sussex came to open the games that he'd created. 500 competitors from 18 different nations have come to this, the largest games yet. the duke spoke of a new generation of warriors, an invictus generation, their struggle for too long unrecognised. and he told the competitors here that they are an example to all. when all of you compete over the next week, remember that you do so not just for yourselves, not just for your families, not just for your nations. you are competing with different flags on your chests, but you are competing together for one invictus generation. tonight in sydney, a triumphant celebration of life and perseverance. a week of fierce competition and even gr

it has taken place in the uk since 2011 when the process was linked to two small earthquakes near blackpoolid underground at high pressure to fracture rocks and release natural gas. dozens of protestors gathered near the site as the work got underway today, as our correspondent danny savage reports. waving placards, embedding arms into lumps of concrete. refusing to come down from scaffolding on top of a van, which they chained themselves to. the fracking may have started again but the protests have not stopped. we have to stop using fossil fuels and we need to stop now. i am an old granny, right, but i have to be here because it is going to affect our grandchildren and we have to stop it. pamela sloane taught geography locally for more than 40 years and has spent many days here. kids in lancashire are now adults and they know that global warming, climate change is real and this is part of it and we have to keep fossil fuels in the ground. within this site, deep underground, drilling and pumping for gas is now under way. fracking here involves drilling first vertically, then, for the first

seven small earthquakes near blackpool seve n yea rs small earthquakes near blackpool seven years agoid he is determined to turn things around after they lost 3-1 at turn things around after they lost 3—1 at hampden park to portugal in a friendly. 60 feet out of eight for alex mcleish. gareth southgate says his players are lacking psychological freshness because of the early start of the premier league so soon after the world cup. danny cipriani has put his hand up for another international recall. jones names his squad for the autumn series later this week. i will be back with a full update in the next 15 minutes. well, let‘s return now to the news that the duke and duchess of sussex are expecting their first child. royal correspondent for the sunday times roya nikkhah is in sydney and can speak to us now. hello, tell us what has been said there. good morning, or good evening from here. well, we had a bit of a surprise announcement just a from here. well, we had a bit of a surprise announcementjust a few hours ago. we were told that ha rya nto hours ago. we were told that harya nto m

whether or not it was a famous face. photograph in blackpool.it was a famous face. i love this story. this chap was caught on cctv, stealing in a supermarket and he looked a lot like david schwimmer. david schwimmer himself got in on the act. he did a spoof on his facebook page. it is hard to tell the difference between them. i thought it was hilarious. it is one when you cannot help but raise a smile. as you say, an alleged crime was taking place at the heart of it but the pictures are striking and in this era of social media, it is possible to become a global sorry. and it raises awareness of the crime so hopefully the person will be apprehended. tanking. the andrew marr show will be coming up later this morning on bbc one at ten o'clock and andrew's here now to tell us who he's talking to. nice and big and simple this week. tomorrow is budget day. it was going to be wednesday but the chancellor did not want to clash for some reason with halloween so i have the chancellor and shadow chancellor talking about the british economy, brexit and our

also through to the quarterfinals are arsenal, after their 2—1 win at home against blackpool — both thosen men though. tony pulis got one over his old club as middlesboro beat crystal palace by a goal to nil. we've had the draw for the quarter finals in the last few minutes, the stand—out tie is a north london derby between arsenal and spurs. holders manchester city or fulham will go to leicester or southampton. chelsea face bournemouth and middlesbrough take on league one side burton albion. hibs manager neil lennon was struck in the face by an object thrown from the crowd as they faced hearts in a ferocious edinburgh derby. the game ended goalless, and that incident happened as hearts had what would have been a stoppage—time winner disallowed. elsewhere, celtic cut the gap to four points to hearts at the top of the scottish premiership after their five nil win at dundee. nick parrott has the details. derby starts patent to be feisty affairs but there could be written or cautions by what happened at tynecastle. neil lennon goaded hearts fa ns tynecastle. neil lennon goaded hearts fans af

has been lots of challenges over this command if you remember they had —— they began fracking in blackpoolhquake that was halted and it has been caught up in legal challenges in the campaign from greenpeace, the green party have been fighting this over and over. anyway, that has now failed and fracking is going to start again. of course the argument about those who are pro—saying it will help reduce energy prices. they look at america where they have made an awful lot of money out of fracking. exactly. this is one of the recent oil is so cheap at the moment because shale gas had a huge impact on worldwide energy markets but they say we'll don't know the full consequence of this. is it safe ? full consequence of this. is it safe? and i think that's what really worries people. from a legal perspective it will go ahead and i think we will pick up steam in england from now on it'll be very interesting to see if it happens and if it's deemed a success whether scotland, wales and northern ireland reconsider their positions. the thing that worries me about this, on the front page is as the high c

the fracking firm cuadrilla confirmed that it wasn't carrying out fracking today at its site near blackpool, citing bad weather as the cause of the delay. the company was allowed go ahead for the first time since 2011 after the high court rejected a last—minute challenge by environmental campaigners. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, who's the comment and features editor at cityam, and the political strategist jo tanner, who worked for borisjohnson and david cameron. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, and unsurprisingly the state of brexit negotiations features large. after getting hold of leaked emails, the observer says dup leader arlene foster is ready to trigger a no—deal brexit and now regards this as the "likeliest outcome." the sunday times splashes on a call from former brexit secretary david davis for the cabinet to rise up against theresa may's brexit plans, unless she changes course. the sunday telegraph also leads on trouble for the prime minister as the paper reports 63 tory euro—sc

to the hardworking blackpool police, good luck with the investigation."days. sunshine at the moment across eastern areas of england, the south—east of scotland as well. brea ks south—east of scotland as well. breaks in the cloud as well. 0therwise, quite cloudy. rain intensified across the north and west of scotland. temperatures down on yesterday. her team to 15 celsius. starting to feel chilly air. it is set to get colder tonight. this area of rain that will continue to move south. it will break up. that is the band of the darker blue, the cold a streaming in from the arctic. right across the uk as we go into friday morning. temperatures across northern parts, around eight or nine celsius in the south. the rainbow disappear. sunshine developing on friday. showers on coastal areas. the big drop for the temperatures. goodbye. you're watching bbc newsroom live — these are today's main stories: debenhams posts record losses and plans to close up to 50 stores — putting 4,000 jobs at risk. president trump condemns the us media and calls for greater civility i

arsenal goalkeeper petr cech will start against league one's blackpool.r game sees championship side middlesbrough host crystal palace. it's a big night in the scottish premiership with all 12 sides in action. leaders hearts host hibernian in the edinburgh derby, while celtic, who have won their last three matches, are at dundee. there's a big game at ibrox too where rangers take on kilmarnock. from glasgow, here's our sports reporter kheredine idessan. it's been a fascinating premiership season so it's been a fascinating premiership season so far in scotland and there could be some significant movement up could be some significant movement up and down the table this evening. there is a full set of fixtures. at ibrox, steven gerrard, the manager of rangers, has been ramping up the rhetoric after his side was knocked out of the league cup semifinals at the weekend. his message to his players could not be clearer, any more performances like that and they will be out of a job. and so he says will be out of a job. and so he says will he, if rangers can't impr

the process was linked with earthquakes near blackpool.t is controversial work involving pumping liquid underground at high pressure to fracture rocks and release natural gas. protesters gathered near the site as work got under way. waving placards, embedding arms into lumps of concrete. refusing to come down from scaffolding on top of a van, which they chained themselves to. the fracking may have started again but the protests have not stopped. we have to stop using fossil fuels and we need to stop now. i am an old granny, right, but i have to be here because it is going to affect our grandchildren and we have to stop it. pamela sloane taught geography locally for more than a0 years and has spent many days here. kids in lancashire are now adults and they know that global warming, climate change is real and this is part of it and we have to keep fossil fuels in the ground. within this site, deep underground, drilling and pumping for gas is now under way. fracking here involves drilling first vertically, then, for the first time in the uk,

a familiar face appeared as a suspected thief in blackpool in england.om friends appears to have a doppleganger with a liking for beer. the actor has proof he was in the us at the time so the investigation continues. hello and welcome. i'm katty kay in washington. nuala mcgovern is in london. a rash of explosive devices sent to political leaders and media institutions in america is prompting confusion and fear. after suspcious devices were sent to george soros, bill clinton, barack obama and cnn, the white house condemned what it called violent attacks and promised to hold the perpetrators accountable. we've just received this image of the package that was addressed to former cia directorjohn brennan and sent to cnn. the devices are thought to be low grade and investigators believe they are linked. here's the bbc‘s nick bryant with the latest. in the leafy suburbs north of new york city, the home of bill and hillary clinton, today surrounded by a much bigger security presence than normal after a suspected explosive device was addressed to the former pres

the fracking firm cuadrilla has confirmed it won't carry out fracking today at its site near blackpool. a nurse shortage for terminal breast cancer patients. new figures reveal nearly three quarters of nhs trusts

fracking firm cuadrilla confirmed earlier that it wasn't carrying out fracking today at its site near blackpool, citing bad weather as the cause of the delay. david sillito reports now on the shortlisted buildings, including the winner, for this year's riba stirling prize — one of the most prestigious awards in architecture. how much? i think it was over $1.5 billion, maybe $1.75 billion by the time we got done. you don't realise the scale of how big this build is. previously, most of us spent most of our time studying in our bedrooms, which can be a bit dark, boring and also quite lonely. i want to play, actually, in this space. great! but i think it makes everyone want to play! student housing is often very mean, and one of the meanest bits is the window. when you were told it was going to be made of compacted soil, what were your feelings? it's interesting. i had a sort of spiritual tingle. welcome to the roundhouse in london and this, the award ceremony for the royal institute of british architects' stirling prize — the award for britain's best new building. now, when we think about archite

fracking firm cuadrilla confirmed earlier that it wasn't carrying out fracking today at its site near blackpoolciting bad weather as the cause of the delay. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me lizzie greenwood—hughs, and john watson. the headlines this evening: warrington versus wigan ‘s, with emotions running high. morgan shows his mettle to steer england home in sri lanka. and halloween arrives early as bath's freddie burns has a horror show at the rec. for the neutral it's a case of pick your fairytale ending as wigan and warrington meet in tonight's super league grand final. it is the match in charge for it. for warrington, there could, at long last, be a new name on the trophy. three times they've made it to the sport's showpiece, three times they've fallen at the last. the match is a repeat of the 2016 grand final. it is for— four after 30 minutes at old trafford. tonight if put on the scoreboard, for ralls. tom davies answered faq for ralls. tom davies answered faq for wigan to give an 8—1; lead at the break. still plenty of time to go. who wi

well police in the uk town of blackpool have launched a manhunt for this alleged thief.he "spitting image" of the actor david schwimmer, best known for his role as ross from friends, now seen on the right of your screen. the force later confirmed that schwimmer was not in the uk at the time. tweeting ‘it wasn't me', and posting this video. this is of course the actor having bit of fun in a spoof of the original. saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman has spoken about the murder of journalist, jamal khashoggi for the first time. he said those responsible will be brought to justice. mr khashoggi was killed at the saudi consulate in istanbul three weeks ago. from riyadh, tim willcox reports. at the centre of a diplomatic whirlwind, crown prince mohammed bin salman swept into a riyadh conference this evening. up until now, he'd never spoken publicly about the death of jamal khashoggi. translation: the incident that took place is very at the centre of a diplomatic whirlwind, crown prince mohammed bin painful for all saudis, especially ordinary saudi citizens, and i b

driven enterprise and they're trying to get resources from underneath the houses of the people of blackpool who are invited quadrille on the show i should say its former boss lord browne has been on this show and years ago told us he was completely confident that they would be able to crack into people's houses which came as quite a shock to us the level of confidence to resume says it will benefit. you are you see this i'm going to collaboration. of the establishment in fracking and in your specific case absolutely and there's a great diagram available freely on the internet called the frack a gram that shows all of the links between politicians and industry and it's shocking to discover that before lord brown. was c.e.o. . he was. in a very high position in b.p. he was the boss of b.p. the boss had been he was when the deep water horizon disaster happened which is an environmental catastrophe and eleven people died in that explosion and then he became c.e.o. of courtrai this company that nobody wants on their land and then he became a member of the cabinet without portfolio so he was in t

thousands of comedy responses were posted on social media when blackpool police shared this cctv imageimage" of the actor david schwimmer, best known for his role as ross from friends, now seen on the right of your screen. the force later confirmed that schwimmer was not in the uk at the time of the offence. and even the actor himself wanted to reassure police he wasn't the man they were looking for, tweeting, "it wasn't me". now it's time for the weather with susan powell. good evening. a lot more cloud drifting along at the moment, looking at the haiti —— hazy. satellite picture shows that cloud, the bright white areas indicating bigger patches. this clears bells can be found as well, and we get a few of those to the south, that can mean temperatures and 1—2 spots down as low as a0 degrees. —— a degrees. clear skies across the northeast of england. elsewhere thicker clouds and drizzle

small demonstrations have been taking place near a site in blackpool where fracking was scheduled tohallenge by environmental campaigners. the energy firm, cuadrilla, says bad weather has forced it to postpone drilling. it hopes to begin extracting gas from shale rock at the site on monday. thousands of patients with incurable breast cancer are being denied a dedicated specialist nurse, according to a leading charity. the government promised all cancer patients would have access to their own nurse by 2020. but according to figures gathered by breast cancer care, almost three—quarters of nhs trusts across the uk are not providing them. the department of health said it's "committed to increasing the capacity". a man in his 20s has been stabbed to death in a car park near a shopping centre in dudley, in the west midlands in the early hours of saturday. west midlands police say three men have been arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in custody. at least eight climbers have died on a mountain in nepal after their camp was devastated by a violent snowstorm. it happened on mount gurj

small demonstrations have been taking place near a site in blackpool where fracking was scheduled togh court rejected a last—minute challenge by environmental campaigners. the energy firm, cuadrilla, says bad weather has forced it to postpone drilling. it hopes to begin extracting gas from shale rock at the site on monday. a man has died and another is seriously injured after a stabbing in hainault last night. one man was pronounced dead on the scene, and another was taken to hospital in a critical condition after the incident in northeast london. meanwhile, in a separate incident in hackney, a man suffered gunshot injuries and was taken to hospital. police said it is believed he was shot at by two people on a moped. so far this year, the total number of murders in london has reached 100. an amnesty is being launched by the nhs, to stop thousands of nearly new crutches and wheelchairs going to waste. patients will be able to return equipment for reuse or as a donation to charity. hospital bosses say it's to reduce costs and the impact on the environment. jo black reports. crutches, w

cuadrilla —— around 1,000 protesters have been demonstrating outside the cuadrilla fracking site in blackpoolhree men who'd beenjailed in connection with a previous protest at the same site. our correspondent judy hobson was there. this rally is right in front of the tracking site. there are about 1000 people here today. right at the front of the march we have just had we re front of the march we have just had were the three men jailed or causing a public nuisance here last year. they were lorry surfing and jailed, but they have the jail sentence quashed and were freed on wednesday. one of the problems that people are saying you it is notjust against cracking, they are digesting climate change and want the government to do more about it. their concerns are they don't think cracking interfaith industry. they began cracking on monday. they say it is safe and they say it is an important part of our energy mix. they say for the next 30, 1:0, it energy mix. they say for the next 30, 40, itare energy mix. they say for the next 30, 40, it are years, energy mix. they say for the next 30,40, itare yea

the fracking firm cuadrilla has confirmed it won't carry out fracking today at its site near blackpoolciting bad weather as the cause of the delay. now on bbc news — click. this week... is beauty really in the ai of the beholder? a bug—eyed camera. and bringing colour to the great war. this is christie's auction house in london and, at the moment, it's home to a curious painting. it's called edmond de bellamy and it is not what it seems. what i like about the work we're offering is that, at first blush, it looks like a portrait. the frame is all part of that. you approach it, assuming it is like everything else you have seen. and then when you read the label and you read that, in fact, this has been created by an artificial intelligence programme, then that, i think, is the real shock. this is the latest image of a type that we have seen before on click — images that have been created using a form of artificial intelligence called generative adversarial networks. as far as i understand it, the computer splits itself in two and one half of the computer looks through 5,000 or 15,000 port

the fracking firm cuadrilla has confirmed it won't carry out fracking today at its site near blackpool, citing bad weather as the cause of the delay. more years at the top of the hour but first, our colleague is presenting inside out. tonight, questions for britain's biggest pharmacy. a daughter's shocking discovery after her father's death and her fight for answers from boots uk. it began to dawn on me that dad had taken double his medications. also on the programme: death threats for the tv antiques expert working to protect elephants from the ivory trade. got a couple of phone calls. "i don't know why you're worried about the elephants being shot. the way you're going, you'll be next." and the mysterious death of claire martin. we have an important update on the case tonight. the stories that matter closer to home. i'm lukwesa burak and this is inside out for the east midlands. welcome to beeston in nottinghamshire, famously home of boots. their headquarters is just up the road. the company is the focus of our top story tonight. when gayle pickles started clearing out her father's h

the fracking firm cuadrilla confirmed that it wasn't carrying out fracking today at its site near blackpoolst—minute challenge by environmental campaigners. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, who's the comment and features editor at cityam, and the political strategist jo tanner, who worked for borisjohnson and david cameron. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, and unsurprisingly the state of brexit negotiations features large. after getting hold of leaked emails, the observer says dup leader arlene foster is ready to trigger a no—deal brexit and now regards this as the "likeliest outcome."

agriculture will lose out terrorism nobody wants to go through the gas fields before they get to blackpool tower so the government working hand in hand with them is been something that's been a revelation to many of us you know you may have thought you had a few issues but this is the meticulous you know and we talk about the government any government but on a party by party basis over the last seven years it's now only the conservative party who are actively supporting this industry and even then not all of their m.p.'s within that there are so throughout the country where these licenses are even by conservative m.p.'s but when we started out seven years go into this just three groups the whole of the u.k. was at risk and only the green party supported us but now all of the parties except the conservatives all of the unions except the and also sorry the gas flow because you can and everywhere only england is still at stake you know scotland ireland wales have banned or halted it so we're the last last little bit of the puzzle and they're still trying to flog it like it's a golden thing yo

and when it comes to the party under her rule her name her style runs through it like a stick of blackpool rock it's going to be very difficult to try and entice people though to the party if it remains on the angular merkel's standing now i'm glad merkel's tack has been to keep the party right in the center and when they're talking about potential replacements she hasn't mentioned these a selfie ever when she was talking about a potential replacement because everybody else is there are two camps really that they fall into could it be the camp camp that she had been named basically as the heir apparent for to take over from angela merkel she is very much in a similar mode very much in the the centrist position that angela merkel's tried to keep the c.d.u. however there are dissenting voices amongst the conservative elements of the christian democratic union and maybe u.n. speil would come forward from there however if that happened well we could see the grand coalition with the social democrats completely disintegrating where this leaves us for now though is angela merkel will well may wel

also through to the quarter—finals are arsenal, after a 2—1 home win against blackpool, both those teamsce by a goal to nil. and son heung min scored twice in tottenhams 3—1 win at west ham. and spurs' reward is a north london derby against arsenal. holders manchester city or fulham will go to leicester or southampton. chelsea face bournemouth and middlesbrough take on league one side burton albion. hibs manager neil lennon was struck in the face by an object thrown from the crowd as they faced hearts in a ferocious edinburgh derby. the game ended goalless, and that incident happened as hearts had what would have been a stoppage—time winner disallowed. elsewhere, celtic thumped dundee 5—0. nick parrott has the details. derbies are expected to be feisty affairs, but there could be repercussions following what happened at tynecastle. hibernian manager neil lennon goaded hearts fa ns after a manager neil lennon goaded hearts fans after a late goal was disallowed and was then hit by a calling. he wasn't down for long, and appeared to be fine afterwards, but it could have been more serious. i

it has taken place in the uk since 2011 when the process was linked to two small earthquakes near blackpoolmping liquid underground at high pressure to fracture rocks and release natural gas. dozens of protestors gathered near the site as the work got underway today, as our correspondent, danny savage, reports. waving placards, embedding arms into lumps of concrete. refusing to come down from scaffolding on top of a van, which they chained themselves to. the fracking may have started again but the protests have not stopped. we have to stop using fossil fuels and we need to stop now. i am an old granny, right, but i have to be here because it is going to affect our grandchildren and we have to stop it. pamela taught geography locally for more than a0 years and has spent many days here. kids in lancashire are now adults and they know that global warming, climate change is real and this is part of it and we have to keep fossil fuels in the ground. within this site, deep underground, drilling and pumping for gas is now under way. fracking here involves drilling first vertically, then, for the f

blackpool born chris holt is in charge of dc united‘s media and family liaison.try between 18 and 30 behind nfl. nfl is farand between 18 and 30 behind nfl. nfl is far and away the biggest sport in this country. but if you were going to buy shares in a sport, by them in soccer, or football! one of those youngsters seduced by soccer is this easy united youngster. wayne is one of those guys who i was looking up to asa of those guys who i was looking up to as a kid, i became a manchester united fan early on and having a role models like that leading us has been special. where would it rank to been special. where would it rank to be able to deliver a trophy here in the united states after everything else you‘ve won in your career? the united states after everything else you've won in your career7m would be right up there with the other achievements. it‘s great to win trophies and that‘s why i‘ve come here to try and win and to try and help dc win and if we can manage to do so in my time here then it would be up there with the other trophies i‘ve won. would be up ther

fracking firm cuadrilla confirmed earlier that it wasn't carrying out fracking today at its site near blackpool

it's the latest in a series of small tremors at the site near blackpool. to send more than 5,000 troops to the country's border with mexico. president trump has pledged to secure the border after describing several thousand central american migrants heading north through mexico as a dangerous threat to us sovereignty. the man accused of shooting dead 11 people at a synagogue in pittsburgh has appeared in a us federal court to hear the 29 charges against him. robert bowers — who was shot before surrendering to police — was brought into court handcuffed and in a wheelchair after being discharged from hospital. rescue teams in indonesia have begun recovering bodies from the crash site, where a new passenger plane plunged into the sea less than 15 minutes after take—off. 189 people were on board and the authorities say it's unlikely there are any survivors. the lion air boeing 737 was travelling from the capital, jakarta, to bangka island. the airline says the plane, which came into service in august, did have a technical problem on an earlier flight but it ha

an environmental campaigner has lost a legalfight to block fracking at a site near blackpool.ncy procedures were inadequate. the energy firm — cuadrilla — will begin fracking there tomorrow. judy hobson reports. it was quite outside the gates of cuadrilla's shell gas site today. after midday, campaigners heard their case to delay fracking had failed. we will continue to resist this industry with every fibre of oui’ this industry with every fibre of our being. we are not going anywhere. if they think putting us through the legal system and the legal system failing us will deter us, it won't. we have three political prisoners to get free as well, too. we were let them rot in jail. two campaigners have taken their case to the high court in london. they claimed there was no plan for evacuating residents are suddenly went badly wrong at the site, such as a gas explosion. the judicial in has failed us. how they can say this is not require an emergency plan, that if a siren sounds now, where are you going? do you know where you're going and where is safe? cuadrilla plebiscite was med

the fracking firm cuadrilla has confirmed it won't carry out fracking today at its site near blackpool, citing bad weather as the cause of the delay. also coming up this hour. a nurse shortage for terminal breast cancer patients. new figures reveal nearly three quarters of nhs trusts across the uk fail to provide dedicated nurses. and dateline london in half an hour looks forward to next week's european summit, which could produce a brexit deal. parts of the uk are facing a second day of travel disruption and flood warnings as storm callum continues to bring heavy rain and strong winds to many areas. one village in south wales has spent the night on evacuation alert because of rising flood waters and passengers had to be rescued from a train yesterday after it became stranded. ben ando reports. gently, a man in his 90s is stretchered up a steep bank by firefighters — the last passenger to be rescued from a train left stranded by flooding after the river cynon burst its banks at penrhiwceiber, nearaberdare. earlier, those on the train had recorded the waters rising around them as they w

i‘m abseiling off blackpool tower. ready to skydive? be able to get one —— but maybe doing this report. 27 presenters will be returning, including janet ellis and connie hack. —— connie huck. why hasn‘t lasted? why hasn't lasted? it is very tempting to kind of change the viewers and maybe have if you inject, but it has never done that, and if you are between the ages of eight and 12 you are safe in the company of blue peter —— maybe have a few injokes. company of blue peter —— maybe have a few in jokes. where does the show go from here? it is all their online, and although the viewing habits have changed the content is still the same, this is all relevant to children. the thing about blue peter, there's something for everyone , peter, there's something for everyone, the next thing is about the environment and the next thing you are with a fluffy pop group so it will always cater for everyone. what about your highlights from the programmer? when i was watching i was struck by the fact that the girls and boys did everything, there was abs

when they started fracking there were two small and earthquakes, such as blackpool, we have this longat they will still fight, but it is interesting when you compare this to the us who have gone headlong into what they call the shale gas revolution, it has had a huge effect on oil prices, the energy market, where britain has been far more hesitant. it will be very interesting to see how this goes ahead in lancashire, whether the scale of shelf racking in the us is repeated here or whether the concerns remain. we are a much more congested place than the areas in america where they have been doing the fracking, and the eye does the story is very well, i think this is the only one we have seen today that has the frightening story and it —— the fracking story, and this news that they are going to allow fracking to happen in the north—west comes, it says here, just days after the world's leading climate scientists at the un warned there are only a dozen years for global warming to be kept to a minimum of 1.5 centigrade, beyond wiske —— beyond which the risk of drought, flood and poverty co

time since fracking has taken place in the uk since 2011 when it caused two small earthquakes near blackpoolrelease natural gas. dozens of protestors gathered near the site as the work got under way. danny savage is there for us. danny? it interesting that ministers have declared this as green gb week, and the government says it is seeking guidance on how to achieve a zero emissions economy in waste doing it yea rs emissions economy in waste doing it years to come, but there is new way of the developing a fossil fuel is being developed here lancashire. in contrast, the company says there is huge demand for natural gas, it powers our boilers at home, and there will be demand for decades to come, but the protest is here today who were blocking the gate behind me until a few moments ago see the fracking here in lancashire is sending out the wrong message. waving placards, embedding arms into lumps of concrete, refusing to come down from scaffolding on top of a van which they chained themselves to. the fracking may have started again, but the protests haven't stopped. we have to stop using fossi

it has taken place in the uk since 2011 when the process was linked to two small earthquakes near blackpools and release natural gas. dozens of protestors gathered near the site as the work got underway today, as correspondent danny savage reports. waving placards, embedding arms into lumps of concrete. refusing to come down from scaffolding on top of a van, which they chained themselves to. the fracking may have started again but the protests have not stopped. we have to stop using fossil fuels and we need to stop now. i am an old granny, right, but i have to be here because it is going to affect our grandchildren and we have to stop it. pamela sloane taught geography locally for more than a0 years and has spent many days here. kids in lancashire are now adults and they know that global warming, climate change is real and this is part of it and we've got to keep these fossil fuels in the ground. within this site, deep underground, drilling and pumping for gas is now under way. fracking here involves drilling first vertically, then, for the first time in the uk, horizontally. water, sand an

they climbed onto the cabs of some lorries that were carrying equipment to the gaslight near blackpooldestruction, road closures and traffic delays. the judgejailed for the closures and traffic delays. the judge jailed for the impact this had but today their lawyers successfully argued this was excessive. they argued this was excessive. they argued that it was also highly unusual, that people hadn't been jailed in this way for an offence like this since the mass protest where 100 like this since the mass protest where100 ramblers walked onto land in derbyshire to assert their right to roam. the appealjudge said today that their sentence had been ma nifestly that their sentence had been manifestly excessive. what would have been more appropriate, he said, with a community sentence with a significant amount of paid work. the jail term was quashed. the men were given conditional discharge for two yea rs. we given conditional discharge for two years. we understand that the men, they gave evidence via video link, and we understand arrangements are being made for their immediate release. jen

>> blackpool police posted this online trying to identify the suspect.look like someone you have seen on tv before? maybe david schwimmer, most famous for his role as ross in "friends." the internet certainly agreed with you. so did schwimmer. he said, officers, i swear it wasn't me. now, that is cute. clearly having a good sense of humor. he recreated the photo. he added the hashtag it wasn't me. he wished investigators good luck in finding the thief. that is a pretty amazing look-ali look-alike. the police had a clever retort, thanks for being there for us. >> it looks like he got the same kind of beer. >> david schwimmer has a few minutes of time. >> okay. we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news. families still struggle to go find homes after the north bay wildfires are about to get much needed help from washington. >>> we are following breaking news about the suspicious packages being september to high-profile democrats. police just discovered this. a ninth one addressed to robert de niro. >> santa clara's mayor is up for re-election