and bristol and glasgow, what did they have?to ensure we can spend all of that tuesday me and pounds across the uk. they give us coverage, bristol across the southwest and across cardiff in wales, and glasgow across all of scotla nd wales, and glasgow across all of scotland and the north and have us we re scotland and the north and have us were with many production partners as we possibly can. and again, they are bringing different communities, different communities, different cultures and diverse regions. what actually is a creative hub? it sounds very impressive. what is the nuts and bolts of it? the call for us nuts and bolts of it? the call for us is spreading senior creative decision—makers outside of london for the first time. this is a really civic and move in terms of the commissioners, the boy to make decisions about programmes being based outside of london. how hard a decision was it to make for you and the board? it was a decision for the executive and recommendation to the board decided upon it unanimously today and

bristol, i'm a bit late. back in reading, more services moving as the day went on.gland and south wales is by no means back on track. first great western has managed to run in reduced timetable in the latter half of today but network well, which runs and manages the track, says that tonight significant repairs are still needed on that long stretch of electric cabling outside london so the disruption, widespread and the beer widespread and severe all—day, will continue to and severe all—day, will continue to a less extent tomorrow. thank you. almost 200,000 people on sickness benefits will be receive backpayments of around £5,000 after the government admitted miscalculating how much they were due. the error, involving people who receive employment and support allowance, will cost more than £1.5 billion. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan is here. that's quite a miscalculation. it isa it is a massive ms cartlidge and it occurred when people were moved onto the main allowance —— miscalculation. effectively what happened is officials miscalculated how muc

we hear from bristol meyers tomorrow, but it looks like bristol meyers has fallen behind the rest group. however, merck still keeps getting stronger i am used to all of these form of stocks trading together eli lilly has become unstoppable not to mention its spin off. maybe bristol meyers will surprise me to the positive tomorrow, but if not this is all about poor execution boeing, keeps performing amazingly welling. which is why the stock roared today. even as the rest of the market got slammed again. terrible aerospace sometimes these divergences are hard to see. what you buy, worried by a slow down let alone a recession in terms of ex cushioecution. proctor took market sale even as it raised products for many products kimberly had the exact opposite. i think kimberly stock is kept aflu afloat by its dividend yield even this rotation, staples -- we now recognize how fabulous last quarter at pepsico really was. that's been my thesis despite all the happy talk by the president and the fed. about some companies are managing the tide better than others and when the tide stops, and i am ta

. >> meanwhile bristol palin on mtv. >> there's no chance of reconciliation? >> oh, absolutely not. >> this is his service or this is just him being a [ bleep ]. >> i watched my whole [ bleep ] team die on september 8, 2009. >> last night on mtv's "teen mom og" premiere, bristol and her ex got into an explosive fight in front of their two daughters as the former marine, who watched his entire unit die in war, explained how his ptsd affected their relationship. >> she's sitting in front of the marriage counselor and said, you know, sometimes he can't sleep at night and i just sit there and wait for him to blow his [ bleep ] head off. killing myself. >> i did not say it like that. i said that i worry about killing myself. you worry about me killing myself. it's [ bleep ]. >> it's an easy -- well he'll kill himself, right? it's an easy thing to go to when you're not educated and you're not willing to understand what pts is. >> so why do the show? dakota says he wants to educate people about ptsd and claims going on "teen mom og" was not his choice. >> it wasn't m

merck and bristol are leaders. but there is approach to buy many of these companies and certainly there are dozens and zens of companies that have one product that ends up working. is tough to say there is one approach that's going to be the be all end all because it is fairly early but there is opportunity ahead of us. >> promising.fo thank yojoining us tonight. appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up, the growing krutd me on the the stvertising in. >>> here's a look at wha to watch for tomorrow. a look how at how auto makers fared lasonth with the release of september car sales a. number of fed officials, including the chair, jerome powell will make comments on the economy. and pepsico will release its last earning report under their outgoing ceo. that's what to watch for on tuesday. >>> in other news, california has become the first stateow to require publicly traded companies ton include women their boards. this new measure calls for at least one fale director on the board of california-based firms b

if you succeed as a generics company, you are taking away revenue and market share from bristol's ofandld. he was a tough operator. gious.iti but very good to his employees. a lot of people stayed with him for a long time. story departs from what you might expect of his biography and level of influence. for a long time, going back 20 or 30 years, he entered into side businesses with a quite incredible cast of characters. a canadian magazine described it as a mix of convicted people who would later be convicted of fraud, strange businesses that never worked out, often ending up in shermanth barry demanding his money back. it happens again and again. his colleagues found this very alarming. but he kept on doing it until the end of his life. it was a quirk of this very wealthy man. that was what he wanted to do with a portion of his money. and you spent some time with a family member when you went back to toronto. tell us about the dispute. matt: there's a dispute regarding the acquisition of a company barry bought and operated. he bought it from the estate of an uncle who had suddenly die

the victory lifts worcester to seventh above bristol, who drop a place to 10th.r four juan martin del potro in straight sets in the final of the china open. the world number 3a recorded a 6—4 6—4 win over the top seed at the event, in one hour and a0 minutes. basilashvili is set to move up to 23rd in the world rankings tomorrow. world number two caroline wozniacki has won the 30th title of her career after beating anastasija sevastova in the final of the china open in beijing. wozniacki, who won herfirst grand slam at the australian open injanuary, has now taken three titles this year. she beat sevastova 6—3 6—3. european ryder cup star tyrrell hatton has lost golf‘s alfred dunhill links championship in dramatic fashion after conceding a four—shot lead on the back nine. looking for a third successive win in the event, hatton was one ahead going into the final round, but bogeyed four of the last nine holes for a level par 72 and a iii—under total alongside tommy fleetwood. denmark‘s lucas bjerregarrd won by a single shot to seal his second european tour title. we‘

i do not want to do that, i do not want to move jobs out of bristol, but i have no choice.lt a big market in europe for top end insect repellent. countries like malta, finland, we have got grease. they will ship all of next year's stock in february. after that, only a full trade deal with no tariffs, no delays will do. this is a low price product in a competitive market, if we have any significant tariffs, there is no point in trying to sell this product to the european union and we may look to move those overseas. lots of companies are now at advanced stages at talking to warehouse is, operators they are. they are separating up companies in ireland, holland, germany. so that they can comply with european regulations if that is a hard brexit. as the political debate continues, companies and the west country are starting to take action. and in other business news... shares in wpp have fallen as much as 22% after the advertising giant warned that growth in the business is slowing. the firm, whose former boss sir martin sorrell stepped down in april after a scandal, reported l

it will be around the 200 mark to get with 50 in bristol and 15 glasgow and people here are thrilledggest structural change in the 36 year history of channel 4 and why it is important is when it comes to programme making. channel 4 say by 2020 3/2 of all programmes that they commission will be made by production companies outside of london. that is a boost of £250 million overfive london. that is a boost of £250 million over five years to the regions. not everyone is happy with the decision. channel 4's headquarters will still remain in london, they are not entirely abandoning it, and when it comes to the new national headquarters, some feel that if you are trying to change the perceived media bias of london the place to have put it, not leeds, but salford media city because if channel 4 had joined bbc and itv there would have been a media hub big enough to really try and take on london. many people here simply do not care. the likes of kay mellor who did saffrons has come out and said this decision is a game changer when it comes to the media in the uk. colin paterson, thank you. br

in bristol which is serving as a shelter to more than 200 people. it has been too dangerous to even leave at all today. we are also just told a tornado has also hit this area causing severe damage. we can hear and feel the wind and rain shaking the doors in the school here and the trees lining the school outside have split in half. we were just told by a law enforcement officer who had checked the area that it looks like the a pock lips hit the area. he said there are roofs from homes lying in the streets. the floridians here with us in the shelter have been incredibly united even emotional at points. some people praying out loud. one man walked in not long ago . stet thi aavng entire wipeout. w come people pey'reng toea when it's safe for them to go home. and many are hoping to hear from friends and family who stayed behind and is that they're safe. jeff? >> nikki, thanks very much. a tense, frightening afternoon for so many people here in florida. even more so tonight because cell service in so many cases is not coming in. i can't believe it. that

but the english clubs didn't have it all their own way bristol narrowly lost to italians zebre. us grand prix in texas. our sports reporter nick parrott has been following the build up to race, and everything is pointing towards anotehrt title nick. he does look like you will be winning another one. is it hard to believe. incredible. it certainly seems so. believe. incredible. it certainly seems so. i don't think lewis hamilton could've planted it any better to have title decider at the americans he loves this track. he has won the last four races here. in the last two he has been on pole. he had them really got to worry about his title rival sebastian vettel. he has been handed a replacement place penalty for speeding under a red flag. it will be hard for him to finish where he needs to. there is a a0% chance of rain during qualifying but don't think for a minute that will face hamilton. it was really wet and practise yesterday and here's what he said afterward. very little to learn in the rain for me. i stopped and then i went out andl me. i stopped and then i went out and i w

bad news as it relates to both for bristol-myers last week.e stock is trading like it is >> next up, edward asks if the activision blizzard drop is an overreaction jim. >> short answer, yes, it is. look, the whole sector's had a bad few months here. the last quarter's reports didn't help them with worries about fortnite cannibalizing a lot of sales let's keep this obvious. the demographics here support a lot of growth in the gaming space going forward. these stocks including activision may have been ahead of themselves. that's all >> shane tweets anyone bullish on jetblue they report tomorrow before the bell stephen weiss. >> i'm not buying before the earnings i don't buy any stock just for the earnings i like the airlines as a trade i think the trade's about halfway done with some of them so if you like it for the long term buy it. if you don't then stay in the -- >> thank you a reminder send your questions to us. go to cnbc.com/halftime. all right. final trades quickly, jim >> cliffs. we all know what happened friday but it's a great company

leeds is already somewhere, as is glasgow and bristol, that a tt ra cts as is glasgow and bristol, thatnk you. the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell has told the bbc labour will vote against the government's budget as a whole, but will abstain on changes to personal tax allowances. at prime minister's questions, the labour leader, jeremy corbyn criticised the government for giving "a tax break for higher earners", rather than ending the benefits freeze. our political correspondent, iain watson is at westminster. just for a moment it sounded as though labour were in support of something in the budget but i bet it's not that simple. i'm afraid it isn't! join me on a voyage of discovery to find out where labour stand on important issues. labour was saying when the chancellor announced tax cuts that this was the wrong time and the wrong choice to give tax cuts especially to higher earners. thenjohn give tax cuts especially to higher earners. then john mcdonnell said give tax cuts especially to higher earners. thenjohn mcdonnell said he would propose this. there will be a vote on tax measure

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affairs analyst and journalist and from bristol. a political commentator and lecturer at the city of bristol college gentlemen welcome to you all address let's start with you as we heard bernard smith say that yemen's foreign minister has said that his government could accept a hoot these as a political movement through a democratic process that highlights their true size but that the who these wouldn't be allowed to become like lebanon's hezbollah their red lines that can't be crossed he said does that get us anywhere if and when the peace talks resume. right i mean for the time being i think these are not peace talks per se i think the first talks will be about a ceasefire because the war still ongoing i think peace talks will come after there is an established ceasefire and some sort of agreement of where this peace talks could actually lead the various parties the issue generally is with the yemeni foreign minister or the yemeni government the officially recognized government is that it doesn't have that much leverage and it's a

environment banks are very engaged in looking for new chances to earn money of course and of course in bristol's powerful investors interested in owning bald in zero point two interest rate so it's their motivation to look for chances to earn money the problem is that we have no governmental expertise and no system reacting quick enough to fight against this kind of behavior all right dollar to the professor of economics and to business culture etched on bus university in berlin thank you so much. the e.u. and asian economies are looking towards closer cooperation global partners for global challenges that is the theme of a summit currently underway in brussels ministers from china russia and japan have made the trip to reaffirm support for multilateral cooperation in the e.u. sees the meeting as an opportunity to present itself as a counterbalance to both the u.s. and china by offering asian countries alternatives when it comes to trade infrastructure and digitalisation. for more on the summit let's cross over now to brussels correspondent garrick matus georg it's washington's current policy on

sian berryjoins us now from our bristol studio. talk to us this morning. tell us about this work life balance your trying to achieve for us. what we wa nt to trying to achieve for us. what we want to see is the government putting together what is called a three—time index that actually measures the amount of time you have away from work, away from commuting, away from work, away from commuting, away from work, away from commuting, away from being on call and away from things like leisure time. at the moment it is not measured but it is an important indicator of our well—being and we are currently not measuring it. it is the more important thing to think of which is the amount of money going around in the amount of money going around in the economy because money doesn't ta ke the economy because money doesn't take account of things like whether 01’ take account of things like whether or not you are harmed to the environment, whether you are in proving a mental health and measuring peoples free time is something that really matters t

yeovil lost at home to bristol city.le edmund as he claimed his first title on the atp tour. britain's number one had to battle from a set down in the final of the european open to beat frenchman gael monfils in three sets. he'd lost his only previous final appearance in april in marrakech but there was no repeat in antwerp and lifted the trophy. australian open champion caroline wozniacki got the defence of her wta finals title off to the worst possible start. the dane was beaten in straight sets by former number one karolina pliskova who secured victory here with an ace. she won 6—2, 6—4. they may be bottom of the english premiership but newcastle are now two from two in european rugby's elite tournament after downing another french giant. elsewhere in the champions cup holders leinster were beaten by a point by toulouse and glasgow cruised passed the cardiff blues. craig templeton rounds up the action. it is four years since cardiff hosted a champions cup game, and anticipation was even higher following the opening da

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affairs analyst and journalist and from bristol. a political commentator a lecturer at the city of bristol college gentlemen welcome to you all address let's start with you as we heard bernard smith say there yemen's foreign minister has said that his government could accept a hoot these as a political movement through a democratic process that highlights their true size but that the who these wouldn't be allowed to become like lebanon's hezbollah their red lines that cannot be crossed he said does that get us anywhere if and when the peace talks resume. right i mean for the time being i think these are not peace talks per se i think the first talks will be about a ceasefire because the war still ongoing i think peace talks will come after there is an established ceasefire and some sort of agreement of where this peace talks could actually lead the various parties the issue generally is with the yemeni foreign minister or the yemeni government the officially recognized government is that it doesn't have that much leverage and it's a

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their latest victory came at bristol city by 4—0. west ham beat everton.of the season. and yeovil‘s sixth straight defeat. and before we move on from football... an update on glenn hoddle. the former england and tottenham manager remains in a serious condition in hospital after suffering a heart attack yesterday. he working as a pundit for bt sport on his 6ist birthday, when he collapsed. his family have released a statement saying he is responding well to treatment and they are especially grateful to staff who treated him immediately after he fell ill. the first round of pool matches in rugby union's premeriship rugby cup concluded in the north east this afternoon. and it finished all square, at 22—22, between newcastle falcons and reigning champions exeter chiefs. austin halewood watched the action. fresh from conquering european super powers, the falcons are flying once again a kingston park. with confidence racing through the veins in the northeast, adam backed himself and it paid off. newcastle in, zach kibirige under the post on his birthday. finishe

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duncan kennedy, bbc news, in bristol.more people than it helps in one in seven areas of england, according to research carried out by the bbc. people with conditions including depression, anxiety and post—traumatic stress disorder are entitled to therapy, but not all are getting what they need. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. lucy had a series of counselling sessions to try to help with her depression, but they ended. things got worse, and she self—harmed. she believes more therapy would have helped, but she felt she'd been cast adrift. you tend to feel like you're a burden on people anyway. you tend to feel like you're a bit of a fraud, like it's all in your head, definitely not being referred onwards, not being taken seriously, made me feel more worthless, more like i was causing problems for everybody and more like i should reallyjust be able to pull myself together and get over it. i think it made me feel like the nhs had almost given up on me. the therapy programme in england is known as iapt. scotland and wales

rest assured it's up in blue last night as a mark of respect with tributes being paid as far away as bristoltball club. third tier burton albion are into the quarter finals of the efl cup for the first time in their history after they shocked championship side nottingham forest 3—2. burton are in the league below forest but this volley from jake hesketh proved to be the winning goal for nigel clough's team against the club he used to play for, and his father brian managed. he used to play for, bournemouth beat norwich city 2—1 in the night's other game. the search is on for a new manager at real madrid after the sacking ofjulen lopetegui. santiago solari is in interim charge but could they yet go for a more renowned figure head like antonio conte, arsene wenger or mauricio pochettino? patrick geary has been looking at the names in the frame for one of world football's biggestjobs. real madrid often described as an institution for some, a palace for some, a present, there were reminders everywhere of the glorious past and expected future, he would hardly have found his way around, sucks by st

with 11—3 victory at home to brentford, but hull remain in the relegation places after losing at bristoln at bolton. danny cipriani has been suspended for three weeks for the high tackle that got him sent off in gloucester‘s champions cup loss to munster. world rugby sanctions normally carry a minimum six—week ban for this type of offence. but it was reduced because of cipriani's "clear disciplinary record" and his "timely expression of remorse". he'll miss three premiership rugby cup games, although it is unlikely he would have been involved. here's what else has been making the headlines today at the bbc sport centre... the rugby football union say they're prepared to consider appointing a premiership coach with no international experience to succeed eddiejones as england boss. he's set to leave in 2021 but could quit next year if england underperform at the world cup. the rfu are already looking at possible replacements. director of professional rugby nigel melville says they're considering all options. both overseas and in the premiership. india's virat kohli has become the fastest b

a replacement bus service in place at guildford and no trains to or from bristol.els. kensington high street going eastbound is down to one lane at kensington church street. and in homerton, there is disruption on the high street, with works in place at marsh hill. in other news: there has been a rise in crimes recorded on london's railways. just over 13,000 offences were reported by british transport police in the past 12 months, up 17% on the previous year. violence accounts for one in five of all cases, after increasing by 25%. but officials say the chances of becoming a victim of crime on the network remains low. it is a rugby league match dubbed the million pound game, and the london broncos are travelling to canada this weekend to take part. they play the toronto wolfpack for a place in the super league next season. the canadian outfit would be the first transatlantic side to break into the league, but the bronocos stand in their way. it is huge. i think it is certainly the biggest game for the club since the biggest game for the club since the cup final in 1

the hour-long debate was held in bristol, rhode island. >> tonight a special presentation. rhode island first televised gubernatorial debate in. >> we are coming to you in bristol, rhode island. we are live on wpri12 and wpri.com. less than six weeks to go until election day. we help you decide to vote for here in the state of rhode island for the race for governor. it's going to be a very exciting night. we're going to help you try to identify the differences for our three major candidates for governor. right now we want to begin with introductions. from left to right on your screen. independent candidate joe trillo and gina raimondo and republican alan fung. we hope you can join us for special edition of facebook live. we have an exciting panel of six roger william university students who hold up in the room watching the debate. they're going to be taking notes and engaging in a spirited discussion on facebook live. we hope you can join us for that. we do have a busy night. we want to introduce our moderators. tim white and ted niececy. >> thank you danielle. reminder to

. >> congratulations to "mash" ♪ >> it was short but sweet the stay in the ballroom for bristol palin'se was sent home last night on the debut of "dancing with the stars junior." the other was master chef junior chef. it's so hard. >> it's so hard to see the kids go. the adults i'm like okay. honey boo boo, despite finishing fourth from the bottom you won't shake her confidence. >> best thing about the show so far? >> artem. >> ah, that is so sweet. are you trying to bribe me so i'm not too strict in the rehearsal? is that what's happening right now. >> no, not at all. >> artem is like get your face straight. >> it seems the sassy 13-year-old has met her match in mentor artem and junior pro partner tristan who's won two national titles. >> what has it been like teaching her how to dance? >> it's been a mixture of good, stressful, making me angry. >> cha, cha, cha, you're just walking. >> i'm not walking. >> you went like this. >> i know he feels that, but times a million more than me. >> last night we saw mama june in the audience cheering on her daughter who scored a 19 out of 30 and a

among the juniors cast, "black-ish" star miles brown, bristol palin's 9-year-old son tripp.nd also my dad is stevie wonder. >> two-time dancing champ and pro cheryl burk. >> i'm not really a dancer. >> that's what the show's about. >> we asked her and the other grownup mentors to remember when they first hit the ballroom. >> young cheryl, she danced and only loved to dance. that's the only thing i never complained about when i was a kid. >> it's brandon and britney. >> back in 2008 during season 6 of "dancg with the stars" the show featured a juniors competition and crowned 13-year-old brandon armstrong as the champ. now ten years later he's coaching disney star ariana greenblatt. >> i won the mirrorball. so i'm trying to get these two to get the same prize. >> and long before gleb savchenko was mentoring ziegler and posting shirtless selfies he was a 13-year-old teen burning up russian ballrooms. >> i remember when i was like 8 i just loved hanging out at competitions. i didn't want to perform. i didn't want to compete. i just wanted to be there, hang out with my friends, r

here to debate in bristol rhode island. >> eyewitness news is your local election headquarters. a special presentation, rhode island's first televised gubernatorial debate. >> moderator: we are here from roger williams university campus in bristol, rhode island. in the global television hall. we are live on w pri 12 with six weeks to go until election day as we help you decide who to vote for in the state of rhode island for the race for governor. it is going to be an exciting night and we will help you identify the differences of our three major candidates for governor. we begin with introductions and here they are. left to right on your screen, first-come independent candidate joe trillo. democrat gina raimondo and republican allan fung. right after the conclusion of the debate we want to remind you we hope you can join us for a special edition of facebook live, we have an exciting panel of six roger williams university students hold up in a room watching the debate live tonight, they will be taking notes and engaging in a spirited discussion on facebook live and we hope you c

that was a reasonable attempt at an impression of brenda from bristol, not amazing.roups — which decide what to spend local budgets on — are not doing so. in response to the story, england's health secretary matt hancock told us exclusively "blanket bans" are "not acceptable"; decisions on the treatments that are made available to people should be made on their clinical need, and blanket bans of the nice guidelines that are different to those guidelines are not acceptable. there's a reason that we have guidelines in the first place, and that is to provide the standard that the country should expect, and then doctors should make individual decisions with individual patients, according to their needs. so women after the age of 35 should not be denied ivf on the grounds of age? there shouldn't be a blanket ban. of course, people need to be treated according to their individual but the point of having the national guidelines is so that is the position people can expect right across the country. so we went back to the 12 clinical commissioning groups to ask them to justif

yesterday, we were an hour away in bristol, where the damage is even more severe. we went with people heading home for the first time since the hurricane hit after hunkering down in safe places, and they were nervous to see what they would find. >> all my clothings aes are in . and my dresser. but they're all messed up. >> reporter: peeking into her bedroom for the first time since hurricane michael destroyed it, 4-year-old armani is upset her pink toys are now covered in debris. when you look in there, how do you feel inside? >> sad. >> reporter: her mother, brittany chambers, says when she first saw the damage to her home in bristol, she broke down. >> started crying. it's overwhelming. come home and find your home like this. it's a bit overwhelming. >> reporter: as the storm hit, she took her daughter with her to her job as a caretaker at a nursing home nearby. when she came home, her entire street was littered with downed trees and power lines. >> i couldn't drive home. i had to park my car and walk here. my heart was sinking in my stomach. >> reporter: we met

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leicestershire lit up in blue last night as a mark of respect, with tributes being paid as far away as bristoly football club. victoria hicks with that report. and it's just been announced that leicester's game on saturday in the premier league will go ahead. they play at cardiff. their first home game is a week later when they host burnley. two games do go ahead in the league cup tonight. bournemouth host norwich and you can hear commentary from nottingham forest at neighbours burton on bbc radio 5 live. both matches kick off at 7:45pm. it was no surprise when last night real madrid announced they'd sacked their manager, julen lopetegui. they've had their worst start to a season for 17 years. santiago solari, the b team coach, is now in charge temporarily. the contenders list for the permanent job includes former chelsea boss antonio conte, tottenham manager mauricio pochettino, and manchester united's jose mourinho. who'll land the top job at the bernabeu? patrick gearey takes a look. well madrid is often described as an institution. for some a palace, for some a prison —— real madrid. there

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. >> the town of bristol is about 60 miles northeast of where hurricane michael made landfall. nikki battiste went is with some residents returned to see if their home survived to try to figure out what's next. >> this family are leaving the shelter where they rode out hurricane michael with more than 200 people. hawthorne is returning to the place she's called home in brfo >> oh my god. >> we were with her when she saw her house for the first time. somehow, it still stood beneath this twisted knot of fallen trees. her daughter amanda had to find another way into the house. this tree happened to fall the other way, narrowly missing their home. >> what are you feeling as you come home? >> devastated, happy. we still got a home. >> but not everyone was so lucky. >> the storm messed up our house. >> brittany chambers and her 4-year-old daughter returned home to see first hand what michael unleashed. the storm devastated chambers entire street and sent this tree right through her daughter's bedroom. >> when you look in there how do you feel inside? >> sad. >> your home is severely

bristol, i'm a bit late. back in reading, more services moving as the day went on.nd south wales is by no means back on track. so where are we now? normally, there are four lines from paddington to west london out to wales and the west country. at the moment, since those lines were pulled down overnight, there are only two in operation. engineers are working ha rd operation. engineers are working hard through the night to clear the debris and make repairs needed to get all four reopened. network rail has said it doesn't think there will be time during the night, to get all the work finished, there is likely to be more disruption tomorrow. thank you, then. the headlines on bbc news. theresa may has appealed to eu leaders to give her more flexibility over a brexit deal but the european parliament president said he'd heard nothing new. tens of thousands of people on sickness benefits are to receive backdated payments of thousands of pounds, after a government error. network rail says disruption to trains running in and out of paddington station in west london could con

the biggest premiership win by beating bristol 26—7. who dropped a place to ten. georgia's nikoloz basilashvili followed up his semi final win over britain's kyle edmund by beating world number four juan martin del potro in straight sets in the final of the china open. the world number 3a recorded a 6—4 6—4 win over the top seed at the event, in one hour and a0 minutes. basilashvili is set to move up to 23rd in the world rankings tomorrow. world number two caroline wozniacki has won the 30th title of her career after beating anastasija sevastova in the final of the china open in beijing. wozniacki, who won herfirst grand slam at the australian open injanuary, has now taken three titles this year. she beat sevastova 6—3 6—3. european ryder cup star tyrrell hatton has dramatically lost golf‘s alfred dunhill links championship after conceding a four—shot lead on the back nine, as denmark's lucas bjerregarrd won the by a single shot. seeking a third successive win in the event, hatton was one ahead going into the final round, which saw each