but that is the latest from the dish transport police and surrey police, who are both investigating —— british of as a really important thing, actually, is a bit of a sedentary occupation that can keep you up at night. so we think there‘s a balance to be struck. there are harms from screens, but actually screens bring us great opportunities, and we have to balance those. it says there are some associations between higher screen use and obesity and depression, but notes that the reported rise in mental health problems among young people was apparent before the advent of social media and digital technologies. it recommends families ask themselves four questions. is screen time in your household controlled? does it interfere with what your family wants to do? does it interfere with sleep? and are you able to control snacking during screen time? but there has been some criticism that the guidance does not go far enough. i‘m really disappointed with the report today. i feel like these are guidelines with no actual guidance in them. what it does is just say, "there‘s not enough research, "therefore

investigation and what was happening and one of the key points he made was that he praised british transport policeovers this railway station. it is not greater manchester police, it is british transport police who are responsible for this site. he says they were quickly on the scene and very bravely handled the situation and eyewitnesses say that the british transport police officers swarmed onto the suspect within moments of the attack beginning. they were soon on top of him and had a dozen officers were pinning him down, so there has been great praise for them. also praise from andy burnham as well. the way they've bravely went forward. and that was, and it was also reflected in the arena attacked as well, how the british transport police rally to the scene and were the first to be giving first aid and helping people as they staggered out and came out from the attack. the same happened last night and this reassurance that the key message i think from the authorities is that they believe that this man who carried out last night's attack is operating alone. there is not a wide network or other peo

investigation and what was happening, and one of the key points he made was that he praised british transport policeers this railway station, it's not greater manchester police, it's british transport police who are responsible for this site. they were quickly on the scene and very bravely handle the scene and very bravely handle the situation, and eyewitnesses say that british transport police officers swarmed onto the suspect within moments of the attack beginning, and were soon on top of him, and half a dozen officers were pinning him down, so there has been great praise for them, and also from andy burnham as well for the way they went forward. that was also reflected in the arena attack, had a british transport police ran to the scene and were the first to be giving first aid and helping people as they came out from that attack. so the same happened last night, and it is reassuring, but the key message from the authorities is that the man who carried out last night's attack was operating alone, there isn't a wider network of other people involved, it wasjust somebody on their own. danny savage

and of course, wejust heard from the british transport police superintendent paul langley. at the british transport police is now working closely with surrey police in the clinton area to try and get more information and try to track down the suspect. the investigation continues, officers are going door—to—door, trying to get more information and find out about public sightings. this investigation continues. we will leave it there, ashley. lots of activity taking place at horsley station. the new details we've learned so far is the age of the man who died, 51 years old. he had boarded the train with his teenage son who witnessed the attack. we have the suspect‘s details, the description also given to us now. we understand he is black and in his 20s or 30s, dressed in black, very slim build with a beard, and wearing white trainers, and ran in the direction of debts will drive and clinton. investigations continue around the horsley area as we just saw there, speaking to ashley. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:a0pm a

in a statement, detective superintendent gary richardson of british transport police said this was aking and violent attack which took place on board a train in broad daylight. he went onto say that we know this was an incredibly frightening incident for passengers travelling on the train. as the police continue their investigation this evening, the man who carried out this fatal stabbing is still on the run. the police are appealing for any eyewitnesses do come forward as quickly as they can and do contact the british transport police. as you said in your report, this happened just after midday, it must have been horrible for the other passengers on the train. we have heard from one witness who saw the incident and they tweeted, i was on this train, how those guards and especially the train driver went into action was nothing short of incredible... what is the latest on the hunt for the suspect? the hunt continues, we have not had any word from the police on whether they are making progress. we expect a news conference by the police pretty soon. probably within the next half hour. w

and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack. signals from the nasa space probe new horizons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule, the most distant object every explored in the solar system. the archbishop of canterbury calls for an end to the "divisions of recent years" in his new year sermon. in russia, an 11—month—old baby is pulled from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion — eight bodies have so far been found. good afternoon. police have launched a terror investigation after an incident at manchester's victoria railway station last night in which three people including a police officer were stabbed. a 25—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. the chief constable of greater manchester police described the incident as an "horrific attack". the victims' injuries have been described as serious but not life—threatening. our correspondent danny savage reports from greater manchester police headquarters. a railway station in central manchester, just before 9pm last nig

you have seen from the pictures in that report the british transport police were quickly on the scenedetain the suspects, they pinned him to the ground. he is of course now being questioned. the investigation is being led by counterterrorism police although at this stage they say they are remaining open—minded about what led this man to do what he did in the station last night. the station itself remains closed off to the public while forensics examined and continue to examine the scene around the tram stop where this happened last night. a very worrying time for manchester as it wakes up this new year's day. two uk border force boats have been redeployed from overseas to patrol the english channel, in response to recent migrant crossings. the home secretary, sajid javid, says the operation will protect human life as well as borders. 0ur correspondentjohn mcmanus is in dover. john, this move follows a busy period on the kent coast. iimagine it i imagine it will be before these new patrol boats are there, good morning. that's right, because they are making their way from southern europ

still being treated in hospitalfor their very serious injuries and of course, with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack. nasa scientists wait to find out whether their space probe, new horizons, has successfully flown past the most distant object ever explored — the icy mass of ultima thule, 4 billion miles from earth. we set a record. never before has a spacecraft explored anything so far away. the archbishop of canterbury calls for an end to the "divisions of recent years" in his new year sermon. in russia, an ii—month—old baby is pulled from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion — eight bodies have so far been found. and coming up in dateline london, our panel of correspondents share their thoughts on the prospects for the globe over the next 12 months. good afternoon. police have launched a terror investigation after an incident at manchester's victoria railway station last night in which three people, including a police officer were stabbed. a 25—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. the chief constable of greater m

two passengers and a british transport police officer have been treated for knife wounds. the home secretary said his thoughts are with the three victims, including a brave police officer. a suspect has been arrested. the station has, in the past half—hour, been reopened. will batchelor reports. move away now! move! a new year, but an increasingly familiar sight — one man, armed with a knife, bringing violence and fear to uk cities. this was the scene at manchester victoria station just before 9pm yesterday. the man being restrained by police officers had allegedly stabbed two people, a man and woman aged in their 50s, as they waited on the platform. a british transport police officer who went to help was stabbed in the shoulder. all three suffered injuries described as serious but not life—threatening. i don't want to say it's this or it's that... bbcjournalist sam clack was waiting for his tram home when he saw the attack. it's new year's eve, people have had a drink. they've probably — it's just a fight, it'll fizzle out in the next few seconds. but then, ijust heard the

a british transport police officer who went to help was stabbed in the shoulder.ll three suffered injuries described as serious but not life—threatening. i don't want to say it's this or it's that... bbcjournalist sam clack was waiting for his tram home when he saw the attack. it's new year's eve, people have had a drink. they've probably — it's just a fight, it'll fizzle out in the next few seconds. but then, ijust heard the guy shout — as part of a sentence he shouted "allah", and then i thought, hmm, that doesn't sound good. but, at the point i was just edging towards the tracks to jump onto the tracks, he was pepper sprayed, he was tasered. theyjust kind of swarmed on him, brought him down. greater manchester police said that, while there was no evidence of a wider threat, the investigation is being led by counter—terrorism officers. manchester victoria is just yards away from the city's arena, where, in may 2017, a suicide bomber murdered 22 people as they left a concert. the station was closed overnight as officers maintained a high profile. will batchelor,

a british transport police officer who went to help was stabbed in the shoulder.injuries described as serious but not life—threatening. i don't want to say it's this or it's that... bbcjournalist sam clack was waiting for his tram home when he saw the attack. it's new year's eve, people have had a drink. they've probably — it's just a fight, it'll fizzle out in the next few seconds. but then, ijust heard the guy shout — as part of a sentence he shouted "allah", and then i thought, hmm, that doesn't sound good. but, at the point i was just edging towards the tracks to jump onto the tracks, he was pepper sprayed, he was tasered. theyjust kind of swarmed on him, brought him down. greater manchester police said that, while there was no evidence of a wider threat, the investigation is being led by counter—terrorism officers. manchester victoria is just yards away from the city's arena, where, in may 2017, a suicide bomber murdered 22 people as they left a concert. the station was closed overnight as officers maintained a high profile. will batchelor, bbc news. a small

appealing for any eyewitnesses do come forward as quickly as they can and do contact the british transport police. police say there's evidence that members of criminal gangs are deliberately getting jobs in prisons to bring in drugs. the warning comes after leeds prison introduced an x—ray body scanner to detect illegal substances. but prisoners are finding new ways for them to be smuggled in, including being given clothes soaked in drugs — so they can cut the material up and smoke it. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, reports. stand up on to the two black marks. that's it. spin around and face me. just place one hand on to that. using x—ray technology to make prisons safer. this is a demonstration of the first body scanner to be installed as part of a government programme to reduce drugs and violence in ten of the worst affected prisons in england. nearly finished. it is used on prisoners if there is intelligence they've hidden a package inside them. this is an image of an inmate found with concealed drugs on the first day the device was deployed. you can see the straight edges, which

a british transport police officer who went to help was stabbed in the shoulder.s but not life—threatening. described as serious but not life-threatening. i do not want to say it is these orders that... a bbc journalist was waiting for his tram home when he saw the attack. —— train. new year's eve, people have had a drink, it is probably justifies, it will fizzle out in the next few seconds. but then, i just heard the guy at shout, he shouted allah, then i thought that doesn't sound good. and at that point, i was just edging towards the tracks to jump just edging towards the tracks to jump on the tracks. he was pepper spray, he was taser, theyjust kind of swarmed on him and held him down. greater manchester police said that while it was no evidence of a wider threat, the investigation is being led by counterterrorism officers. manchester victoria is just yards away from the city's arena, where in may 2017 a suicide bomber murdered 22 people as they left the concert. the station was closed overnight as officers maintained a high profile. residents of an apartment b

you will be aware that british transport police and surrey police were called to horsley station at 15pm following a serious stabbing on—board a south—western railway train. it happened on the 12:58pm service from guildford to london waterloo. tragically as a result a man believed to be 51 years old was pronounced dead on board the train. early indications suggest received multiple stab wounds. what we know at the moment is the victim boarded the train at around 1pm at london road station in guildford along with his 14—year—old son. dramatically, his 14—year—old son. dramatically, his son would have been nearby when his son would have been nearby when his father was fatally wounded. this would have been a horrific and hugely traumatic event to witness and we are providing him with as much support as possible. we know the suspect boarded the service at london road station but at this time we do not believe they are known to each other. we also may be suspect left the train service at clandon station. there have been a number of sightings in the area from members of the public and our i

still being treated in hospitalfor their very serious injuries and of course with the brave british transport police the attack. signals from the nasa space probe new horizons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule, the most distant object ever explored in the solar system. jair bolsonaro, a far—right politician vowing a crackdown on crime and corruption, is sworn in as brazil's new president. rescue workers in russia pull an 11—month—old baby boy alive from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion. doctors say he is in a critical condition. coming up in our sports bulletin, tottenham beat cardiff 3—0

just after seven, assistant chief constable sean o'callaghan from british transport police gave us thisthe last one hour we have arrested who we believe to be the suspect in relation to this violent offence and another person involved as well. those arrests have taken place in an address in the surrey area this morning. we are still appealing for witnesses to come forward and help us but it is very early days in relation to the investigation. there was a number of enquiries, the detectives, british transport police and other forces have assisted us throughout the night. the enquiries have been ongoing, we looked at cctv. are you seeking anyone else? not at this moment in time, we are confident that the arrests we have made this morning and will continue with that investigation throughout this morning. can you take us through it? we know at the moment both the men boarded the train at guildford towards london. we now know the two men were involved in a verbal discussion. that lasted 3—4 minutes. it moved through one carriage from where they first boarded into another carriage and that ar

still being treated in hospitalfor their very serious injuries and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack. signals from the nasa space probe new horizons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule, the most distant object ever explored in the solar system. jair bolsonaro, a far—right politician vowing a crackdown on crime and corruption, is sworn in as brazil's new president. rescue workers in russia pull an 11—month—old baby boy alive from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion. doctors say he is in a critical condition. coming up in our sports bulletin, tottenham beat cardiff 3—0 as they move to second in the premier league with goals from harry kane, christian eriksen, and son heung—min. and at 10:50pm, we'll be taking a first look at the papers, with a more in—depth look at 11:30pm with our reviewers nigel nelson and jo phillips. stay with us for that. some breaking news, police in manchester say the 25—year—old man arrested over the stabbings at manchester victoria station on new year's eve has been detained und

and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack. there it is. meet ultima! signals from the nasa space probe new horizons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule — this is an image of the most distant object ever explored in the solar system. as we speak, right now, signals from the spacecraft are coming back across the solar system at the speed of light. they are currently about halfway back to earth. the archbishop of canterbury calls for an end to the "divisions of recent years" in his new year sermon. in russia, an eleven—month—old baby is pulled from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion. eight bodies have so far been found. jair bolsonaro, a far—right politician vowing a crackdown on crime and corruption, is sworn in as brazil's new president. good evening. police have launched a terror investigation after an incident at manchester's victoria railway station last night in which three people, including a police officer, were stabbed. a 25—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted

officers from british transport police and the metropolitan police were called to tulse hill stationident was not believed to be terror—related. the husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranian woman jailed in tehran, says she‘s begun a hunger strike in protest at being denied specialist medical care. she was given a five year sentence in 2016 after being convicted of spying, a claim she denies. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, summoned the iranian ambassador in london, and said the situation was unacceptable. our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley has more. this was nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe nearly three years ago after taking her young daughter to tehran to visit family. she thought she was going home when she was approached by iran‘s revolutionary guards. since then she has been held for more than a thousand days and it has taken a huge toll on her physical and mental health. these pictures broadcast on iranian tv last week for the first time added to the pressure on her. but there was something else her husband richard said today that pushed her into going o

still being treated in hospitalfor their very serious injuries and of course, with the brave british transport police new horizons, has successfully flown past the most distant object ever explored — the icy mass of ultima thule, 4 billion miles from earth. we set a record. never before has a spacecraft explored anything so far away.

the assistant chief constable at british transport police, sean o'callaghan, told our reporter katharine how they believe the incident unfolded on the train. clearly people will be very concerned about the style of the attack. what we know so far is that both men joined the train at guildford. straightaway, there has been a conversation between the two men. they have continued that conversation for 3—4 minutes. starting in one carriage and moving through to a second carriage. at some stage then, violence has resulted in this tragic death of the man yesterday afternoon. of course, he had his 14—year—old son with him. there would have been passengers on either of those carriages, people would have seen it. how much information had either never to get from eyewitnesses and the son? as you can imagine, really, really tragic circumstances, the fact that a 14—year—old son has to witness what happened. of course, our thoughts and feelings are with the family in this case. we are supporting the 14—year—old son with experts, specialist trained officers at this time. in terms of witnesses and what

in a statement, british transport police said officers had responded to reports of a man wielding a knifeducer, sam clack, witnessed the incident and he told us what he saw. it was pretty scary, i have to say that, for a start. and there was just me on the platform, and as i was standing there, ijust heard the most bloodcurdling scream that i've ever heard. the police very quickly, were on the platform, in hi—vis vests, they were kind of shouting at him but the guy started backing up towards me and he got to probably within six to eight feet of me, and he was looking around very skittish. and at this point i didn't know that anything was happening, other than a fight or something, new year's eve, people get drunk and things and people have fights. but i looked down and it might have been his right hand, i looked down and thought he had a kitchen knife with a long, it might have been 12—inch blade in his hand, and he was backing up towards me, looking very skittish. and at his point, ijust felt a deep fear in the pit of my stomach, and thinking this is actually — ifeel very, very scared no

and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack.orizons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule, the most distant object every explored in the solar system. the archbishop of canterbury calls for an end to the "divisions of recent years" in his new year sermon. in russia, an 11—month—old baby is pulled from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion — eight bodies

and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack. space probe new horizons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule — this is an image of the most distant object every explored in the solar system. as we speak, right now, signals from the spacecraft are coming back across the solar system at the

still being treated in hospitalfor their very serious injuries and of course with the brave british transport policeons confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule, the most distant object every explored in the solar system. jair bolsonaro, a far—right politician vowing a crackdown on crime and corruption, is sworn in as brazil's new president. in russia, an ii—month—old baby is pulled from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion. eight bodies have so far been found.

wait for dozen such cases but they didn't stop there just a week after that incident the british transport police reported that part of chelsea fans were travelling from london on the train after the club lost to leicester city at home and they racially attacked people on the train as well as sexually abusing sexually attacking several women on that train so it looks like you know three incidents in just one month and the club looks to be in trouble. a lot of focus on chelsea at the moment but i mean that's not been the only club that's been in the spotlight. incidents about racism and it's not about chelsea in fact the club itself has been doing very well according to different and discrimination groups they've instituted the zero tolerance policy towards any kind of discrimination but we're talking about the minority of fans which always spoil the weather for certain clubs and in this case we can talk about the talk of the hot spot which i mentioned before they had an incident in december as well when a banana skin was thrown into the bridge to an african player of arsenal and just this past we

wait for dozen such cases but they didn't stop there just weeks after that incident the british transport police reported that part of chelsea fans were travelling from london on the train after the club lost to leicester city at home and they racially attacked people on the train as well as sexually abusing sexually attacking several women on that train so it looks like you know three incidents in just one month and the club looks to be in trouble but we're talking about the minority of fans which always spoil the weather for certain clubs and in this case we can talk about the talk of the hot spot which i mentioned before they had an incident in december as well when a banana skin was thrown into the pitch to an african player of arsenal and just this past weekend a journalist went to a game against manchester united at wembley and reported that there was racism racist behavior in the stands as well and you know what back in the days to remember that any racist incident happening outside of england even in russia here people would just point the fingers and say look everyone is else is racist

being treated in hospital for their very serious injuries, and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack. signals from the nasa space probe, new horizons, confirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima tooley — the most distant object ever explored in the solar system. —— ultima thule. jair bolsonaro, a far—right politician vowing a crackdown on crime and corruption, is sworn in as brazil's new president. rescue workers in russia pull an ii—month—old baby boy alive from the rubble of a block of flats hit by an explosion. doctors say he is in a critical condition. coming up in our sports bulletin: michael van gerwen holds off england's michael smith to win his third pdc world championship title. and at 11:30pm we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewers nigel nelson and jo phillips. stay with us for that. good evening. police have launched a terror investigation after the stabbing of three people last night at manchester's victoria railway station, one of them a police officer. a 25—year—old man has been arrested on

got any useful information, and saying that those who do come forward should contact the british transport policetensions between britain and russia after the arrest in moscow of a joint us—uk national on suspicion of spying. paul whelan‘s family say he was simply attending a wedding. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has said moscow mustn't use british citizens as pawns in diplomatic chess. here is our correspondent sarah rainsford. paul whelan was with a wedding party staying at this top—end moscow hotel, but he never made it to the ceremony. he was arrested, charged as a spy. russia's security service implied he had been caught red—handed. as his family and friends insist he is innocent, the british government says it is extremely worried. individuals should not be used as pawns of diplomatic leverage, and you know, we need to see what these charges are against him, understand whether there is a case or not. we are giving every support that we can. so what do we know about paul whelan? he was a reserve in the us marines for m years, and served two tours in iraq. in 2008 he was discharged for

they said those that do come forward should contact the british transport police.e are renewed tensions between britain and russia after the arrest in moscow of a joint us—uk national on suspicion of spying. paul whelan's family say he was simply attending a wedding. the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt has said moscow mustn't use british citizens as "pawns in diplomatic chess". here's our correspondent, sarah rainsford. paul whelan was with a wedding party staying at this top end moscow hotel, but he never made it to the ceremony. he was arrested, charged as a spy. russia's security service implied he'd been caught red—handed. as his family and friends insist he's innocent, the british government says it's extremely worried. individuals should not be used as pawns of diplomatic leverage and we need to see what these charges are against him, understand whether there is a case or not. we are giving every support that we can. so what do we know about paul whelan? he was a reserve in the us marines for 1h years and served two tours in iraq. in 2008 he was discharged for b

in a statement, detective superintendent gary richardson of british transport police said this was aattack which took place on board a train in broad daylight. he went onto say that we know this was an incredibly frightening incident for passengers travelling on the train. as the police continue their investigation this evening, the man who carried out this fatal stabbing is still on the run. lizzie greenwood—hughes has all the sport. hello, starting with football, fence —— manchester's caretaker believes his side could win every single day asking. 0n his side could win every single day asking. on wednesday he became the only second manager in... to when... the next host reading in the english fa cup third round on saturday. obviously when you come into a club like this, you expect to win games. when you win four years, you expect to win the next four, as well. sol don't look at these games and think, well, we can't win that. i think we can win everything again. but it is early, and when i came in, they were open and honest about having a process for the for the next manager. but the

and of course with the brave british transport police officer that was stabbed during the attack.nfirm it has successfully flown past icy mass ultima thule — this is an image of the most distant object ever explored in the solar system. as we speak, right now, signals from the spacecraft are coming back across the solar system at the speed of light.

wait for dozen such cases but they didn't stop there just a week after that incident the british transport police reported that part of chelsea fans were travelling from london on the train after the club lost to leicester city at home and they racially attacked people on the train as well as sexually abusing sexually attacking several women on that train so it looks like you know three incidents in just one month and the club looks to be in trouble. a lot of focus on chelsea at the moment but i mean that's not been the only club that's been in the spotlight. instance about racism and such it's not about chelsea in fact the club itself has been doing very well according to different and discrimination groups they've instituted the zero tolerance policy towards any kind of discrimination but we're talking about the minority of fans which always spoil the weather for certain clubs and in this case we can talk about the talk of the hot spot which i mentioned before they had an incident in december as well when a banana skin was thrown into the bridge to an african player of arsenal and just this pas

wait for dozen such cases but they didn't stop there just a week after that incident the british transport police reported that part of chelsea fans were travelling from london on the train after the club lost to leicester city at home and they racially attacked people on the train as well as sexually abusing sexually attacking several women on that train so it looks like you know three incidents in just one month and the club looks to be in trouble. a lot of focus on chelsea at the moment i mean that's not been the only club that's been in the spotlight. instance about racism and it's not about chelsea in fact the club itself has been doing very well according to different and discrimination groups they've instituted the zero tolerance policy towards any kind of discrimination but we're talking about the minority of fans which always spoil the weather for certain clubs and in this case we can talk about the tottenham hotspur which i mentioned before they had an incident in december as well when a banana skin was thrown into the pitch to an african player of arsenal and just this past weekend a j

above me, the sound of helicopters, could be police helicopters, could be media helicopters, british transport policeey police are here. no further word yet in terms of who the victim was, or indeed further news on the manhunt. the station is sealed off with no trains going in 01’ sealed off with no trains going in or out. adrian, they think the suspect got off the train at clandon and clearly a manhunt is under way. yes, clandon station is about five minutes on the train from here, the train started from guildford, stopped at london road station, a small provincial station just outside of the town, then on to london, where we understand the suspect got off, and onto horsley station where the train has stopped for the forensic examination which is taking place. —— clandon. heavy police presence and clandon, five minutes on the train from where we are standing, police presence there as well. all right, thank you very much indeed, adrian harms, with the very latest bbc surrey, at the same for us tonight. some comments on social media, one social media in particular saying they were on the train and pra

authorities say he stabbed a man and a woman in their 50s and a british transport police officer at the rail station. none of the injuries are considered life threatening. >>> democrats have a strategy to re-open the federal government hours after they assume the house on wednesday. they plan to vote on six bipartisan spending bills in a stopgap measure to reopen the department of homeland security. but it appears to be a nonstarter. the majority leader there, mitch mcconnell, says he will not move forward any legislation until the president is on board. >>> the president continues to push forward his border wall. we'll have more headlines in 30 minutes. happy new year. >>> this past year the headlines comes from the trump administration could make your head spin and chances are they did make your head spin. this year perhaps we will see more. let's look into our crystal ball. david, to you, your crystal ball is dated, what, 1967 roughly? so what does the is the 67 version say? >> i think there could be a tennis match this year. when you go down a list, what's amazing is a democrat cong

british transport police data showed there were 1,980 reported incidents between november 2015 and octoberhe met desperately need more money which only the government can provide. a woman who was killed in a hit and run in brixton has been named. 24—year—old celia ines betrouni was struck on brixton hill, in the early hours of saturday morning. emergency services were unable to save her and she died at the scene. a 27—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. east surrey hospital has been rated as "outstanding" by inspectors. the hospital, in redhill, becomes one of only nine in england to be given the highest rating by the care quality commission. the surrey and sussex healthcare nhs trust, which runs the hospital, is now rated "outstanding" for the quality of its services, its caring and being well—led — and is rated "good" for being safe and effective. i think it is really clear to see that the trust has embraced the quality improvement programme. and worked hard to ensure that alongside this quality of improvement programme, patients are at the

authorities say he stabbed a man and a woman in their 50s and a british transport police officer at the manchester victoria rail station. none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. >>> democrats have a strategy to reopen the federal government just hours after they assume control of the house on thursday. they plan to vote on a package of six bipartisan senate spending bills and a stopgap measure to reopen the department of homeland security at its current funding levels, but it appears to be a nonstarter in the republican-controlled house. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he will not move forward on any legislation until president trump is on board. >>> the president plans to give the pentagon about four months to pull 2,000 u.s. troops out of syria. this according to the "new york times." mr. trump offered that timeline to the head of u.s. forces in the region. the white house is not commenting on the report. national security adviser john bolton will travel to israel and turkey this month to discuss the u.s. troop withdrawal plan. >>> a massachusetts judge says

one of those hurt in the attack was a british transport police officer, sergeant lee valentine.face when he heard screams. the btp chief constable, paul crowther, said he'd visited sergeant valentine and gave an update on his condition. lee and his team are in good spirits. i was able to talk through with them the detail of the events, which actually took place almost where we are standing. they heard the commotion and the shouts and they responded really quickly. within a matter of seconds they had the individual under control. they were very modest about what they did. i don't think they saw it as anything out of the ordinary. i think they are heroes and they did incredible things. they're in good spirits, but we need to take care of them now and make sure that we have the right support mechanisms in place. donald trump has ordered a vast expansion of commercial logging on us federal land to try to reduce the risk of wildfires. the decision, which has been criticised by environmentalists, comes after a year when california recorded its deadliest and most destructive ever wildf

one of those hurt in the attack was a british transport police officer, he now says he had no idea what. chief co nsta ble face when he heard screams. chief constable says he's visited valentine and give this update on his condition. lee and his team are in good spirits. i was able to talk through with them the detail of the events, which actually took place almost where we are standing. they heard the commotion and the shouts and they responded really quickly. within a matter of seconds they had the individual under control. they were very modest about what they did. i don't think they saw it as anything out of the ordinary. i think they are heroes and they did incredible things. they are in good spirits, but we need to take care of them now and make sure that we have the right support mechanisms in place. earlier, our correspondent fiona trott gave us this update from victoria station. this is where the terrifying attack happened on new year's eve. 0n this is where the terrifying attack happened on new year's eve. on that tram platform behind me. sergeant lee valentine was stabbed in