and now we have these two incidents in bristol.ous thing that's happening right across the region, in my area, but also the country across all sorts of different types of community. keir starmer made a very important speech. he said that we have to be tough on knife crime and the causes of knife crime. he said we couldn'tjust shrug our shoulders and just say it doesn't matter. it really does. and we need to support the services that are already there so that they can focus in on this very serious approach of these murders, effectively, to make sure that youth offending teams can actually deal with this more effectively, can have serious sanctions like curfews or tags or contracts with young people. and we must be honest and say, look, there are serious consequences if you carry a knife, never mind use it. it's a very serious situation that needs national attention and national resource. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. the weather this week once again is going to be fairly changeable. today,

bristol is richly diverse in every respect, but south bristol, there are pockets of further significant the police to deal with in areas that suffer in that way, through crime and anti—social behaviour. but what we got used to do is to local boys who left a local address and have been set upon in that street by a group of people armed and clearly intent on causing them significant harm, as they have done. it is hugely shocking, it is a tragic incident. i have spent some time talking to residents, as i said, and some relatives of the poor boys who died, and itjust brings it home how shocking this is for the farmers, for the communities, and for the city. it farmers, for the communities, and for the city-— for the city. it is incredibly shocking- _ for the city. it is incredibly shocking- -- _ for the city. it is incredibly shocking. -- for— for the city. it is incredibly shocking. -- for the - for the city. it is incredibly i shocking. -- for the families. for the city. it is incredibly - shocking. -- for the families. this shocking. —— for the families. this any more you can tell us abo

this is going to be a great thing for bristol.early stage pipeline of newer degenerative diseases, and this potential acquisition gives us the ability to accelerate -- as you point out, there has been much in the way of innovation here for 30 years. car x d has the potential to be transformative in terms of efficacy, the safety looks very good, initially as a motto therapy, but ten chalet in combination. -- alzheimer's disease psychosis, and alzheimer's disease agitation. the so where excited about this acquisition. >> reporter: people have tried to work on schizophrenia for bipolar, and a lot of people feel it's impossible. why are you so optimistic? >>> it is a unique mechanism of action. here it targets and one and m four. that's really unique and what that gives us the ability to do is develop really good efficacy without the side effects that we see with the atypical's. and the setbacks have been a great limit. are we see the potential, initially with schizophrenia, and adjunct of schizophrenia, with his conjunction with doub

central. — the new constituencies, bristol central. if— the new constituencies, bristol central, if course is whipped and so have to agree _ of course is whipped and so have to agree with — of course is whipped and so have to agree with everything sir keir starmer— agree with everything sir keir starmer says or a green party mp who can truly— starmer says or a green party mp who can truly represent the people that live in— can truly represent the people that live in that — can truly represent the people that live in that constituency and be a bold voice — live in that constituency and be a bold voice in westminster. that's why we _ bold voice in westminster. that's why we are — bold voice in westminster. that's why we are making sure that we will be standing candidates in every constituency across the country so everyone — constituency across the country so everyone has the ability to vote and there are a — everyone has the ability to vote and there are a handful of constituencies - there are a handful of constituencies all- there are a handful of| constituencies all over there are

i studio: just leaving the news conference in bristol in south—west england.main points from that developing story in the uk, that is that two boys aged 15 and 16 have died after being stabbed in bristol. they were attacked in knowle west at 11:20pm attacked in knowle west at 11:20pm at night on saturday by a group of people who fled the scene. that's what police have said. officers arrived within minutes of being called and gave the boys first aid at the scene. both have died at hospital. a 44—year—old man at a 15—year—old boy have been arrested and are in custody. and the vehicle has also been seized. and as we were hearing from the police there, a murder investigation has now been launched. the police commander superintendent mark runacres who we saw just then superintendent mark runacres who we sawjust then said officers are keen to speak to passengers who were on a bus around the time that the stabbings occurred. he said our collective thoughts are with families at what is undoubtedly a very difficult time. you can see there live pictures at the scene. th

well, i should say that bristol, where i am now, | say that bristol, where i am now, has not had any stage the concern is much more been about the west midlands of england with increases there but pharmacies like this one and gp practices in every region are being sent information about possible symptoms and infection control measures if they are needed because of a worry it could spread to other communities. the worry really is that fewer children have been vaccinated with the mmr vaccine, as it's known, the two doses offering very good protection, according to the authorities. and in fact, nhs england has drawn up an estimate suggesting that 3.4 million children under the age of 16 are not fully protected with the doses available to them depending on their age. that is why we have had a series of warnings, including today's from the who, for the whole of europe, calling for urgent measures from the authorities to deal with this problem and that means getting more children and adults, if they had not had the vaccine already, getting them fully vaccinated, getting out into communitie

live now to bristol where i'm joined by charlie watts, a reporter with bristol world for the knowle westl us a bit more about the police investigation so far.— investigation so far. yes, two arrests have _ investigation so far. yes, two arrests have been _ investigation so far. yes, two arrests have been made - investigation so far. yes, two arrests have been made but i investigation so far. yes, two . arrests have been made but they investigation so far. yes, two - arrests have been made but they say there were a number of people in the car that left the scene. the update may have heard now is that police are actively looking for the other suspects, checking cctv and also door—to—door inquiries happening on the street to find the other people involved in this tragic incident. i involved in this tragic incident. i understand you have been to your local community meeting. tell us more about what people are saying. there was a community meeting this afternoon local people said they want to see the whole community working together to end knife crime in knowle west. sadly this isn't the firs

our correspondent fiona lamdin is in south bristol.re now investigating a double murder. max dixon was 16, mason rist was 15. and both boys were attacked here at about 11:20pm on saturday evening. as soon as the police were called they were here within minutes and the two boys were taken to separate hospitals, one to the children's hospital, one to southmead. but in the early hours of sunday morning, both boys died. now, police have seized the car, there was a group that attacked them and they have now got that car. now, a 44—year—old man has been arrested, and a teenage boy. yesterday there was a vigil, there were over 70 people here, they turned out. you can see there are flowers, there is a football shirt, and people have been coming all morning, people are visibly very — understandably — very upset, very shocked, that this has happened. and there's schoolchildren going off to school this morning. max and mason should have been going off to school but instead the community coming to terms with this murder and police are investigatin

right now the line is closed between swindon and bristol parkway. between reading and castle cary. so the line is closed and a couple of places and they are struggling to run all of the services and they are saying there will be disruption, short—term cancellations and that in some cases, you are advised not to travel at all, particularly in those areas where those lines are affected. it is notjust gwr, because the other line that goes to the south—west is from london waterloo and that goes down the other line 30 exeter saint david's and there is flooding currently at crewkerne, which means they are unable to run any services between exeter saint david's and yeovil at the moment and so they are advising you not to travel. this is what i gwr spokesman is telling us at the moment, the advice if you are looking to travel.— looking to travel. nicky, this is reall in looking to travel. nicky, this is really in the — looking to travel. nicky, this is really in the wake _ looking to travel. nicky, this is really in the wake of _ looking to travel. nicky, t

bristol is a richly diverse city in every respect, but south bristol is a part of the city but thereociated issues that you would expect the police to deal with in areas that suffer in that way, the crime and anti—social behaviour. but what we have got yesterday as two local boys who have left your local address and have been set upon in that street by a group of people, arms and clearly intent on causing them significant harm, as they have done. it is hugely shocking. it is a tragic incident. i spent some time talking to residents there, and some relatives of the poor boys who died, and itjust brings it home how shocking this is for the families, for the community, and for the city. we will be working with a locally trained family liaison officers to support the families. i know that the widerfamily were support the families. i know that the wider family were rallying othering to support them and come together to grieve, and the community, the neighbours, but expressing to me how the new particular one of the victims. they were talking about what's a good lad she had been. it has hi

i couldn't find what i wanted within bristol— intimidating.istol so _ intimidating. i couldn't find what i wanted within bristol so i - intimidating. i couldn't find what i wanted within bristol so i thoughtj intimidating. i couldn't find what i l wanted within bristol so i thought i would try to make it myself and have a straighter ethos of no egos, nobody is left behind and we are all in it together. it is not about talking to the person rather than the pace. talking to the person rather than the ace. , , ._ talking to the person rather than the ace. , , ., , the pace. every tuesday and thursday this hue the pace. every tuesday and thursday this huge group _ the pace. every tuesday and thursday this huge group of— the pace. every tuesday and thursday this huge group of runners _ the pace. every tuesday and thursday this huge group of runners meet - the pace. every tuesday and thursday this huge group of runners meet up i this huge group of runners meet up for a loop around bristol city centre, followed, of course, buy a pint and a chat. here

bristol's hopes of the knockouts took a blow from the bulls.ull control. they scored four tries in all, one was pure determination. his back to the line and in front of four defenders, he somehow got the ball to ground. the bulls ran clear with a bonus point try and bristol now need other scores to go for them. this was a match that saw the bears overwhelmed by south african strength in the somerset cold. and more matches to come later, with cardiff against harlequins. last year's losing finallists leinster beat stade francais 43—7. and in the same pool, sale, who lost to leinster last time, looking to get their qualification for the next phase back on track. but lost to stormers in cape town. scarlets have been knocked out of the challenge cup — they were comprehensively beaten by clermont and exit the competition with one group match still to go. the french side ran in six tries, as scarlets played much of the match with 1a men, following the sending off of wales centre johnny williams. he could now miss the start of the six nations. clermont

it is back to bristol. that is the full-time whistle. - replay. it is back to bristol.whistle. we are going _ is the full—time whistle. we are going to — is the full—time whistle. we are going to a — is the full—time whistle. we are going to a replay _ is the full—time whistle. we are going to a replay. if— is the full-time whistle. we are going to a replay-_ is the full-time whistle. we are going to a replay. if you cannot get it riuht going to a replay. if you cannot get it right inside _ going to a replay. if you cannot get it right inside 90 _ going to a replay. if you cannot get it right inside 90 minutes - going to a replay. if you cannot get it right inside 90 minutes it - going to a replay. if you cannot get it right inside 90 minutes it calls i it right inside 90 minutes it calls for a second take what with the fa cups magic and great news, no? i prefer we just get it done out there today, not because we are. but i don't think anyone will mean anything for a replay. this don't think anyone will mean anything for a replay.- don't think anyone will mean anything

david joins us today via skype from bristol in the uk. our guest today is the commentator and international relations analyst scott ritter who i spoke earlier by skype and he joined us from the new york city in the united states. scott was the chief weapon. inspector with the united nations in iraq from 1991 until 1998 and he previously served in the us marine core for 20 years. he's also produced number of documentary films including shifting suns, the truth about iraq, and as author, his books include disarmament in the time of perishtroika and iraq confidential. welcome to the show. david, um, what would you say kishingers uh best known for today? well... if you look on uh google, uh, he's known for being a man of peace, uh, for bringing china into the global system uh, and for helping with the... middle east peace process, but of course the main thing that he's known for uh is the secret bombing of cambodia uh, which he accomplished with richard nixon, and there's a famous song in bristol uh which refers to this and talks about how ni

so the research and the university of bristol _ animals.ity of bristol is being - animals. so the research and the | university of bristol is being done on the bite force. there is a team that have been working on for many years now and calculating bite forces of several animals so i think there are quite a lot of substantial to suggest that evidence and the results are reliable. so it is pretty high, the bite force. just because you — pretty high, the bite force. just because you mentioned the bite force, just a quick plug for the website if we have it because on the bbc article there, i was fascinated by this. a human, 700 newtons and a dog, 1000 newtons and a pliosaur, 33,000 newtons. quite a big difference in there. so 33,000 newtons. quite a big difference in there.— 33,000 newtons. quite a big difference in there. so it has been said that they _ difference in there. so it has been said that they can _ difference in there. so it has been said that they can buy _ difference in there. so it has been said that they can buy a _ difference

, in a stabbing in bristol.ty and to work with the team of police officers we have committed to do this to identify those responsible and bring them to justice. the head of the un begs countries to continue supporting its palestinian aid agency after claims 12 staff were involved in the hamas attacks on israel. the british warship, hms diamond, shoots down a drone fired by the iranian—backed houthis in their latest attack on ships in the red sea. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. welcome to this hour. we start with a developing story in the uk. a murder investigation has been launched after two boys, aged 15 and 16, died in a stabbing in bristol last night. avon and somerset police say a aa—year—old man, and a 15—year old boy are in custody following the incident in knowle west. a vehicle has also been seized. police arrived at the scene within minutes and provided first aid. earlier, avon and somerset police gave an update on the incident. let's

two teenage boys who died after being stabbed in bristol have been named locally as 15—year—old masony were attacked by a group of people who fled in a car. police in bristol say they have arrested a 44—year—old man and a 15—year—old boy and they remain in custody. police have begun a murder investigation and they said a vehicle had been seized. the metro mayor of the west of england, dan norris, told us what action is needed to prevent these attacks. this needs national attention from national government. every week there is a stabbing of this kind, as serious as this, in my region alone, which covers beyond bristol. just in the last two years, there was another incident where a young person was stabbed and killed in a mining community, radstock. it also happens in other communities, places like bath had a fatal stabbing last year where another young person was killed, and now we have these two incidents in bristol. so we need to grasp the fact that this is a very serious thing that's happening right across the region, in my area, but also the country, across all sorts of different t

the most active company is bristol-myers. bristol-myers agreed to purchase for nearly $5 billion up front. this is a small targeted oncology company. they were approved a little bit over a year ago. just before the end of the year in a blockbuster bristol-myers announced two march. on december 22 the company announced they are paying $14 billion. they focused on psychiatric and neurological conditions. they released strong clinical trial results for their schizophrenia drug. it could be a wonder drug. then just four days and one holiday later, rick domeier said they are paying roughly $4 billion for a clinical stage biotech focused on radio farm therapeutics. this is another one that made a lot of sense to me. let's take these as a whole. are still myers needs to make acquisitions because the top three are facing stiff patent cliffs. meanwhile, ella chris, the brought -- blockbuster drug treatment goes off patent in 2026. the big cancer drug goes generic in 2028. those drugs account for more than 61% of sales. no wonder they

her flight from geneva to bristol airport was diverted to edinburgh. runway in geneva that it was very stormy in the uk and there would be a crosswind in bristol, so we had been forewarned it would be quite bumpy. when we started the descent into bristol it was extremely turbulent on the plane was extremely turbulent on the plane was lurching from side to side. it was lurching from side to side. it was pretty harrowing. i'd never seen that kind of turbulence, so they have to abort the landing in bristol and then go to edinburgh. she said that was also quite harrowing, but when they landed, they burst into applause and there were tears and other bits as well. so, quite a dramatic scene that we had been reporting across the country, in terms of the weather situation and the fact that flights are disrupted. so, we will keep you updated on all of the different things that are going on. don't forget that the live page is up and running as well. you can find the very latest on the bbc news website or app. they will bring you the latest throughout the day on

two teenage boys who died after being stabbed in bristol have been named locally as 15—year—old masonesses say they were attacked by a group of people who fled in a car. police in bristol say they have arrested a 44—year—old man and a 15—year—old boy and they remain in custody. police have begun a murder investigation and they said a vehicle had been seized. i spoke to dan norris, who is the metro mayor of the west of england. he gave us his reaction to these murders. the first thing to obviously say, is to reach out to the families of max and mason, their friends, and say this is a terrible thing. we will try and empathise as best we can with this situation, where children have been stabbed. the communities locally are finding this shocking. it will notjust be knowle west where the incident happened, but the wider communities around. it will be very tough for everybody, and young people in particular will be very anxious about what has happened. what support are you and your office offering? as mayor i have resources that can offer things like careers guidance, but this needs nationa

bristol city are in, bristol city have scored!am's night got even worse. said benrahma kicked out, was sent off and their hopes were soon over. delight for bristol city and especially their goal scorer who's been at the club since he was a boy. i've been coming here since i was seven, like you said. and to see the stadium like this today and obviously to get to win, it's some feeling, i can't really put it into words but yeah, really happy today. so could league one side bolton also spring an upset? well, not quite, as luton came back from a goal down. chiedozie ogbene clinching a 2—1win. and non—league eastleigh�*s fairy tale is over. they were soon behind against newport county, courtesy of aaron wildig's early goal. but after the break, the dream was suddenly alive. and mccallum, oh, what about that? paul mccallum with the equaliser and eastleigh were back in it, but not for long, as newport eased to a 3—1 win to set up a lucrative tie with manchester united. a reward certainly worth celebrating. andy swiss, bbc news. now to ru

back here on the outskirts of bristol in a spot that labour needs to win from the conservatives, sirm one of his own mps that it's not obvious what he stands for, and he claimed people are increasingly annoyed, irritated, by all politicians. the biggest challenge we face, bar none, the shrug of the shoulder. because this is the paradox of british politics right now. everyone agrees we're in a huge mess. as well that it's been like this for a while, that britain needs change, wants change, is crying out for change. and yet trust in politics is now so low, so degraded, that nobody believes you can make a difference any more. well, it turns out there may be a little more time than some thought for leaders, whoever they are, to take this on. words, crowds, persuasion, promises — 2024 will have the lot of them. so what is the prime minister saying, what is he not saying today? what we've had, i think, is the power of flotation from rishi sunak, because for the best part of next year, he has the power to pick the date of the next general election. we didn't have to say anything, he could h

david joins us today via skype from bristol in the uk. our guest today is the commentator and international relations analyst scott ritter who i spoke earlier via skype and he joined us from the new york city in the united states. scott was the chief weapons inspector with the united. nations in iraq from 1991 until 1998 and he previously served in the us marine core for 20 years. he's also produced number of documentary films including shifting suns, the truth about iraq, and as author, his books include disarmament in the time of perastroica and iraq confidential. welcome to the show. david, um, what would you say kistenger is best known for today? well, if you look, google, he's known for being a man of peace, bringing china into the global system, and for helping with the middle east peace process, but of course the main thing that he's known for is the secret bombing of cambodia, which he accomplished with richard nixon, and as famous song in bristol, which refers to this and talks about how nixon and kissinger should be tried for. c

the died following a stabbing attack in bristol . the 15 and 16 year in bristol. the 15 and 16 year olds were attacked in the south of the city yesterday morning. avon and somerset police say a group of people fled the scene by car. both boys died in hospital in the early hours of this morning. a 44 year old man and a 15 year old boy have been arrested and remain in custody. defence secretary grant shapps says the uk remains undaunted by yesterday's illegal attack on hms diamond . ministry of defence hms diamond. ministry of defence confirmed the warships successfully repelled a houthi drone in the red sea. the vessel used her counter defence system to destroy the drone, avoiding any injuries or damage. this is the third attempted attack on the third attempted attack on the naval vessel and in other news, the queen has left the london clinic after spending the afternoon with the king. it's the third day his majesty has spent recovering in hospital following a procedure for an enlarged prostate. king charles is said to be doing well after the treatment. the princes

danjohnson, bbc news, bristol.'re starting with football and the fa cup where liverpool marched into the fifth round after a 5—2 win over norwich city. it was the club's first game since managerjurgen klopp revealed he's leaving at the end of the season. while the fans gave him a rousing reception before kick—off, his players didn't disappoint either. liverpool are still on for the quadruple this season. in the games, we need to be warriors, and not celebrate the old man on the sidelines! so that's what we need, atmosphere, and people know that. so today, good first match after the news. now we get used to it more and more. elsewhere, manchester united survived a real scare at newport county before finally seeing off the league two side's brave attempt at a giant—killing — 4—2 the final score there. watford and southampton, will have to replay after they drew, while the english fa have launched an investigation into crowd trouble at the local derby between west bromwich albion and wolves in which the match was susp

bristol same thing.enish that revenue base and some of the new launches weren't doing as well. now they're bringing in new assets hopefully to accelerate that. >> what about with yido connectives. >> we heard they may be taken out by know var disk. i know at the conference know var disk was down playing it. that is the game they could be playing. >> what, evan, would you say are the super cycles happening in the healthcare space right now driving these deals? weight loss to the side. we're talking more about oncology, what else? >> a lot of oncology, a lot in the subset of oncology, radio oncology. you saw that deal that bristol took out, rays. so these are radio therapeutics to treat cancers. >> what does that mean, radio oncology? >> so, that's a very good question. it's basically taking a drug, adding a radioactive particle to it to target it right to the tumor, to kind of destroy the tumor. high science, high manufacturing, a lot of interest there. i also want to add in inflammation. i believe that t

in the women's premiership, bristol bears breezed past leicester tigers.re to help the bears to their first victory of the year, strengthening their hold on fourth place. britain's armed forces work together routinely in operations around the world, but occasionally the teamwork makes way for sporting rivalry. this is the royal navy beating the royal air force 28—22 earlier in the first round of rugby league's challenge cup. services were invited to enter the competition back in 1999, and have rubbed shoulders with professional clubs on occasion. the navy have a decent record in the competition after reaching the fourth round two years ago. britain's jack draper has missed out on the first atp tour title of his career. he lost in three sets tojiri lehecka at the adelaide international. draper got off to a great start and took the opening set 6—4, but then lost his way in the second. he lost five straight games, as lehecka levelled the match and moved 3—0 up in the decider. the czech player held his nerve to close out the set 6—3 to win his first atp title.

meanwhile, in a new year speech in bristol, the labour leader, keir starmer, said he hoped 2024 wouldng mr sunak of "squatting in downing street for months on end". here's chris mason. can i welcome to you this morning, rishi sunak, the prime minister? mansfield, in nottinghamshire — a town the conservatives want to hold on to at the general election. happy new year! how are you doing? the prime minister taking questions at a youth centre and taking this crucial question from a reporter. it's a new year — is it also going to be a general election year? yes! so, look, my working assumption is we'll have a general election in the second half of this year, and in the meantime, i've got lots that i want to get on with. words that grab attention, say something — but commit to nothing. 150 miles away, on a visit to bristol at exactly the same time, we tell keir starmer what rishi sunak has just said. the prime minister is now hinting, without setting a date, that it might be later in the year. squatting in downing street for months on end, dithering and delaying, when the country wants chan

danjohnson reports from bristol.loss of two young lives to knife crime. a minute to quietly contemplate what happened and what it means. their parents have to live the rest of your life and their brothers and sister without them. it's heartbreaking, heartbreaking. the question on everyone's mind here is, "why? what prompted such violence"? this street was today still a crime scene under intensive investigation. it needs to stop. it really needs to stop. i don't want my girls to grow up. do you worry it's getting out of control? yeah. a lot, yeah. i thought it was bad when we were young. then, but no it wasn't. that double—decker bus marks where that attacked happened, but we don't believe that was involved, itjust happened to be passing at the time, but we are told that one of the boys was living on the street, so it has hit people here hard. officers were here quickly and tried first aid, they have made arrests and found a car but not yet the others they think were involved. it is demoralising but it has made me det

academic broadcaster and investigative researcher david miller joining us from bristol at january the 3rd, today marks the fourth anniversary of the assassination of the iranian anti-terror commander. general. we'll be continuing our extended coverage here on press tv after a short break. see you soon. today as we near a victory in gaza, we are commemorating the fourth anniversary of the martterdom of the orchestrator of this resistance, those whom you trained and gave experience are today ready to face this zionist enemy and they have defeated it in the battlefield and now they are fighting the battle on behalf of the entire muslim nation and the resistance front you established in the region is now fighting as one. we can definitely talk about great achievements. that we can see today as a result of the foreside and ideas which martter qasim sulaymani worked on even practically on the battlefield. he was not an ordinary commander since his actions spoke louder than words. what we are seeing in gaza, the vestbank, lebanon, syria, iraq and yemen are the fruit of all the efforts of lea

you buy bristol-myers. two areas of the market that were disappointing last year, energy and health care and you're going in. >> mean reversion, i think you will see it and the broadening out since we've seen since october, the lows. the yesterday was much of the same and i'm a very big believer in mean reversion. that's not to say i think tech is going to crash. i don't. i own a lot of tech. we'll talk about that later. i think there are opportunities presenting themselves. i haven't owned exxon mobil in probably ten years. >> wow, because you were chevron. >> i was chevron. >> which you sold, too, because you got fed up with that. >> you know what, exxon has done such a better job in the last couple of years in terms of execution, in terms of m&a. i love this pioneer deal. i'm sure joe has an opinion on that as well. chevron is making m&a outside the permion. this trade trades at 4 1/2 times estimates. you get a nice dividend yield as well. down 4% last year, scott. i think we can see -- i think energy is

danjohnson, bbc news, bristol.usiness secretary kemi badenoch, she confirmed today, following what she called �*various disagreements�* with the company�*s board. she said his departure was about more than the horizon it scandal — where hundreds of sub post—masters and mistresses were wrongly accused of fraud and false accounting — and many were jailed. our business correspondent marc ashdown has the latest. not since it was first established more than 350 years ago as the post office faced such an existential crisis. the man brought injust a year ago to sort things out has now gone — sacked by the business secretary as the government grapples with how to resolve the horizon it scandal. i am the post office�*s sole shareholder. kemi badenoch made it clear that even though the computer issues long predate henry staunton�*s tenure, she decided there should be a change at the very top. there were various disagreements within the board, and when i looked at it, i thought that a change of personnel was what was required

jeff moody, for that update from bristol . for that update from bristol.gic stabbing , more another tragic stabbing, more teenagers being lost . okay, teenagers being lost. okay, there's still lots more to come between now and 4:00. disposable vapes are set to be banned to stop children getting hooked for life. but could the latest action lead to more dangerous opfions action lead to more dangerous options appearing on the black market? all that's coming. but first, your latest news headunes first, your latest news headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> march . ten thank you. >> march. ten thank you. >> march. ten thank you. >> 330 your top stories from the gb newsroom. the prime minister is urging iran to de—escalate tensions middle east tensions in the middle east after an attack killed three american troops in jordan . a american troops in jordan. a drone strike targeted a us base in the northeast of the country on the border with syria yesterday , blaming iranian yesterday, blaming iranian backed militants. president biden h

danjohnson, bbc news, bristol.rliamentary labour party pending an investigation. she had sent a message to party members on the eve of holocaust memorial day in which she said there was an �*international duty�* to remember the victims of the holocaust, but also to remember �*more recent genocides in cambodia, rwanda, bosnia. ..and now gaza'. she faced backlash from thejewish labour movement, who said the comments were �*wholly inappropriate�*. she subsequently apologised on social media. now it�*s time for a look at today�*s sport with lizzie greenwood—hughes. we�*re starting with football and the fa cup where liverpool marched into the fifth round after a 5—2 win over norwich city. it was the club�*s first game since managerjurgen klopp revealed he�*s leaving at the end of the season. while the fans gave him a rousing reception before kick—off, his players didn�*t disappoint either. liverpool are still on for the quadruple this season. but of course, in the games, we need to be warriors, and not celebrate the old

danjohnson, bbc news, bristol. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich.t! we wet february whether you are drinking or not!— wet february whether you are drinking or not! wet february whether you are drinkin: or not! ~ . ., , ., ., drinking or not! we certainly had a wet end to — drinking or not! we certainly had a wet end to january _ drinking or not! we certainly had a wet end to january for _ drinking or not! we certainly had a wet end to january for some, - drinking or not! we certainly had a wet end to january for some, very| wet end to january for some, very wet end to january for some, very wet in the north of uk and also very windy in parts of northern scotland with guts close to 80 mph however thatis with guts close to 80 mph however that is nothing compared with the winds have seen further north than that opened this is the culprit, this cloud which is storm ingunn, named by the norwegian weather service because of the effect it will have in norway but in the faroe islands today we had gus over 120 mph, reports of gusts up to 150 mph and right no

a murder investigation has been launched after two boys, aged 15 and 16, died in a stabbing in bristolast night. avon and somerset police say a 44—year—old man, and a 15—year old boy are in custody following the incident in knowle west. a vehicle has also been seized. police arrived at the scene within minutes and provided first aid. earlier, avon and somerset police gave an update on the incident. let's have a listen. around 11:20pm last night we received a report that two people were attacked carried out by a group of people on ilminster avenue. the first officer was on scene within minutes and did what they could to provide first aid before the boys were taken to hospital by the ambulance service. tragically, neither survived their injuries. the boys foster families were with them at hospital and our thoughts are with them as they process these awful events. a murdering quarry has been launched by the major crime investigation team and two people have been arrested and are currently in police custody. the boys�* families have been informed of the arrests and we will continue to supp

the side will now play away at bristol city in the fourth round.— away at bristol city in the fourththat dissuade such a special— fourth round. that dissuade such a special competition l fourth round. that dissuade l such a special competition for everybody. they allow all the teams to have a chance in blackpool. credit for them, the way they fight the first game today with the comeback. this is the cup, you have to be ready for everything. thank god we did it and we want to go and move into the next run. i we did it and we want to go and move into the next run.- move into the next run. i think because the — move into the next run. i think because the morel_ move into the next run. i think because the morel problem, . move into the next run. i think i because the morel problem, took them _ because the morel problem, took them outside the comfort zone. we had — them outside the comfort zone. we had a — them outside the comfort zone. we had a great chance to win and _ we had a great chance to win and if— we had a great chance to win and if we _ we had a great chance to win and if we ha

this pharmacy in south bristol has been trialling - south bristol has been trialling this new schemet points feel very frustrated for our patients, but we cannot do more. and most community pharmacies live with that. any opportunity to do more for them actually means that not only are they better, but the whole nhs system becomes more stable. you want me? you've _ system becomes more stable. you want me? you've got — system becomes more stable. you want me? you've got me. _ system becomes more stable. you want me? you've got me. ali's _ system becomes more stable. you want me? you've got me. ali's a _ me? you've got me. ali's a two-year-old _ me? you've got me. ali's a two-year-old son, - me? you've got me. ali's a two-year-old son, duncan, me? you've got me. ali's a - two-year-old son, duncan, has spots two—year—old son, duncan, has spots on his chin and she is worried. filth. on his chin and she is worried. oh, i on his chin and she is worried. oh, i suspected — on his chin and she is worried. oh, i suspected he _ on his chin and she is worried. oh, i suspected he has impetigo. so

just 70 miles up the m4 from where i am now in bristol, _ miles up the m4 from where i am now in bristolpport— landmark and also the really to support the local economy. most of the jobs _ support the local economy. most of the jobs in — support the local economy. most of the jobs in that economy, from the steetworks — the jobs in that economy, from the steelworks. 0therthan the jobs in that economy, from the steelworks. other than that it is 'ust steelworks. other than that it is just health care, otherjobs like that, _ just health care, otherjobs like that, there are around a thousand vacancies— that, there are around a thousand vacancies at — that, there are around a thousand vacancies at the moment i understand in the _ vacancies at the moment i understand in the iocai— vacancies at the moment i understand in the local economy, but they are much _ in the local economy, but they are much lower— in the local economy, but they are much lower paying jobs, so it will be very— much lower paying jobs, so it will be very difficult for those workers who are _ be very difficult for those worke

but things turned out to be quite safe, and the plane managed to lift off again from bristol airportch a powerful storm such as this, and the extremely strong gusts of wind. thank you for the moment. you've mentioned people stuck in places they shouldn't be, are teaming a bbc radio 5 live stuck to —— talked to players and fans are stuck on the isle of man, having an unexpected stay on the isle of man and hope to be able to fly out later. we have been talking about the wind but let's get more on this, sarah keith lucas is on the bbc weather centre. i wondered if we could start of with how strong some of these gusts have been and how unusual it is? this how strong some of these gusts have been and how unusual it is?— been and how unusual it is? this is the ninth main _ been and how unusual it is? this is the ninth main storm _ been and how unusual it is? this is the ninth main storm this - been and how unusual it is? this is the ninth main storm this season l been and how unusual it is? this is i the ninth main storm this season and the ninth main storm this season and the strongest. i

we re 15—year—old and 16—year—olds were killed in a stabbing attack by a group of people in bristol inth—west of england. police say they are looking for further suspects. france has become the latest government to suspend payments to the un agency for palestinian refugees, despite a plea from the un chief for countries to continue funding. and reports from paris say an israeli delegation has arrived for talks about a gaza ceasefire with representatives from the us, egypt and qatar. us negotiators are said to be cautiously optimistic that a deal is within reach. i will be back with a full bulletin of news at the top of the hour. now, disappeared: mexico's missing 43. september 26. 43 male students from a teaching college visited the city of iguala and guerrero, mexico and went missing. how do you disappear 43 people? it helps if the government tasked with investigating that disappearance is involved in carrying out the disappearance. 43 were abducted, according to the attorney— 43 were abducted, according to the attorney general's office, by members of the municipal policing iguala _ m

the stabbing attack in bristol. the 15 and 16 year olds were attacked in the south of the city yesterday morning . avon and city yesterday morning. avon and somerset police say a group of people fled the scene by car . people fled the scene by car. both boys died in hospital in the early hours this morning. a 44 year old man and a 15 year old boy have been arrested and remain in custody. bristol cell commander, superintendent mark runacres says the investigation has already begun collecting statements . statements. >> a murder inquiry has been launched by the major crime investigation team, and two people have already been arrested and are currently in police custody . i'd like to police custody. i'd like to reassure people we will leave no stone unturned in our efforts to catch those responsible for this reprehensible attack and provide answers to the victim's families . we're in the early stages of our enquiries , me, that we've our enquiries, me, that we've already identified a number of witnesses who we will be

currently, there aren't any cases of measles in bristol, but with outbreaks in birmingham and london, professionals say its only a matter of time before it arrives here. in western europe, britain has reported the most measles cases, according to the world health organization. why, and what could be done to tackle it? i spoke earlier to dr chris smith, the consultant virologist at cambridge university and the presenter of the bbcs naked scientists podcast. it's a symptom of the same underlying problem that's pervading in the world, particularly the western world. and europe is quite right when it says it's seen a very big increase in cases, as has the uk, about 30,000 to 40,000 cases now confirmed. this is a huge increase on where we were last year and it's translating into a very high fraction, maybe 20,000 or 30,000 hospitalizations, because most of these cases are occurring in young individuals who are more likely to develop severe disease. and really, it boils down to the same risk factors everywhere, which is that if you don't have a high enough level of vaccine uptake, and you n

back here on the outskirts of bristol, in a spot that labour needs to win from the conservatives, sir it's not obvious what he stands for, and he claimed people are increasingly annoyed, irritated, by all politicians. the biggest challenge we face, bar none — the shrug of the shoulder. because this is the paradox of british politics right now. everyone agrees we're in a huge mess. everyone agrees as well that it's been like this for a while, that britain needs change, wants change, is crying out for change. and yet trust in politics is now so low, so degraded, that nobody believes you can make a difference any more. well, it turns out there may be a little more time than some thought for political leaders, whoever they are, to take this on. words, crowds, persuasion, promises — 2024 will have the lot of them. chris mason, bbc news. hannah miller is in westminster tonight. hannah, where do things stand tonight? the two main parties to begin to set out their stalls for voters. this has caused — out their stalls for voters. this has caused a _ out their stalls for voters. this has caused

danjohnson, bbc news, bristol.going protest at government and european union policies which they say mean they are struggling to make a living. they are unhappy about a reduction in diesel fuel subsidies for their tractors and a range of other green policies which they claim make farming uncompetitive. bethany bell has more. bales of hay block a motorway outside paris. behind, stretches a long line of tractors. farmers are angry about low food prices. they say the recent push by the government to bring down costs for consumers has left them struggling to cope. they also complain about too much red tape. translation: we are all in favour— too much red tape. translation: we are all in favour of— too much red tape. translation: we are all in favour of changing _ too much red tape. translation: we are all in favour of changing our- are all in favour of changing our environmental practices. but there needs to be a levelling playing field with other country. they can't force extreme policies on us and then allow imported

i am in south bristol, i morning.t, and people have been coming all morning, people visibly very understandably upset. very shocked that this has happened. the schoolchildren going off to school this morning. max and mason should have been going to school but instead, the community are coming to terms with this murder and police are investigating what is now a double murder. fiona lamdin, thank you. president biden says the united states will it respond to a drone attack on an american military base injordan near the syrian border at a time and a manner of its choosing. three service personnel were killed and 3a others were injured. yolande knell is injerusalem. she has explained the significance of this attack. there have been previous attacks on us bases around the region since the deadly attacks in october by hamas. this is the first time we have had american service personnel who have been killed. this really has become the most serious attack of its kind. president biden came out and he blamed what he called radi