high school burton at a concrete state because of great teachers that gave burton high school a great name retired or maternity leave she's my best teacher mr. chaefdz is one of the foe teachers that can understand us as students and be able to teach in a way that is effective comparing to the teachers i can say he has it is best connection with his students respect their beliefs and respects i'm sorry and knows how to control his classroom burton high school is a very exists high school with around 90 percent of students at burton of color but the majority of faculty are white so it is important we are surrounded by the people that understand us i believe that burton high school needs mr. he chavez more than we need him a takes a certain type of person who contains the quality my relationship with mr. chavez that the strongest half of them are replacement and other half are mentally challenged that's a different story he demands the utmost respect and the quality of work i'm not an singer in mr. chavez choir but this teacher shows films and let the choir program die burton has a diff

residents of burton fleming await new arrivals.ited? yes. it will keep the grubs down, hopefully. from an animal sanctuary a0 miles away, they finally arrived. 52 hedgehogs, all found sick or injured across the north of england. most of these have come in as babies, and we have hand—fed them, hand—reared them. this one... this one was in a really bad way when she came in. she was very tiny, very sick. veronica and her husband, frank, run the charity andrew's hedgehog hospital. they believe the village of burton fleming, now considered hedgehog—friendly, will give the animals the best chance. 0ur village doesn't have major roads around it, and hedgehogs need to travel and get around different gardens. provided everyone puts a hole in the garden fence, to make sure they can move around, we hope that the numbers will improve. we are going to be putting the hedgehogs in our garden, because i have three little boys who have never seen a live hedgehog before. look at his face. do you like him? assessing hedgehog numbers is tricky, but in

stroud wrongly awarded burton a free—kick. instead of ordering ritchie to retake the spot kick.ager rafa benitez and 49,000 newcastle fans. ritchie did eventually get on the scoresheet though. his second—half goal giving newcastle a 1—0 win which keeps them top of the championship. you have seen the incident. you have a lot of tv, radio and newspapers analysing what is going on. after talking to the referee, obviously, we know what he thinks. i will not keep talking about that because we have plenty of time. for me, it was an important game. we had to get three points to win. it was a fantastic goal from richie and a great performance of the players. elsewhere in football today — chelsea striker diego costa will not face any retrospective action after appearing to kick out at manchester city captain vincent kompany in last night's match at stamford bridge there had been suggestions that the spaniard could face a ban. but referee mike dean did actually see the incident so the case can't be dealt with any further. a threatened strike by the republic of ireland women's team has bee

residents of burton fleming await new arrivals.are a bit prickly, apparently, but in desperate need of a fresh start. are you excited? yes. it will keep the grubs down, hopefully. from an animal sanctuary a0 miles away, they finally arrived. 52 hedgehogs, all found sick or injured across the north of england. most of these have come in as babies, and we have hand—fed them, hand—reared them. this one... this one was in a really bad way when she came in. she was very tiny, very sick. veronica and her husband, frank, run the charity andrew's hedgehog hospital. they believe the village of burton fleming, now considered hedgehog—friendly, will give the animals the best chance. 0ur village doesn't have major roads around it, and hedgehogs need to travel and get around different gardens. provided everyone puts a hole in the garden fence, to make sure they can move around, we hope that the numbers will improve. we are going to be putting the hedgehogs in our garden, because i have three little boys who have never seen a live hedgehog befor

newcastle the chance to take the lead in their 1—nilwin chance to take the lead in their 1—nil win over burtonp of the championship table, stroud has admitted he should have allowed their penalty to be retaken after dwight gayle had encroached, instead of the indirect free kick that he wrongly awarded to burton. elsewhere huddersfield revived their hopes of automatic promotion with a three nil win over norwich. their goals came in the second half from elias kachunga, aaron mooy, and nahki wells. huddersfield are third, nine points behind brighton but have played a game less. the showjumper nick skelton, who was britain‘s oldest olympic goal medallist at the rio games last year, is to retire. he was competing at his seventh games — 17 years after a broken neck forced his initial retirement. katie gornall went to meet nick and his horse ‘big star.‘ if age was just a number, went to meet nick and his horse ‘big star.‘ if age wasjust a number, it is for nick skelton. last summer in rio he became the second oldest olympic goal medallist from britain but in his 60th birthday, skelton and his famous

alison: robert burton is out there and joins us live from the verizon center.s a big game five. robert: this is a must win. not necessarily game seven. but a big one. you don't want to go to atlanta down 3-2. we are in the locker room. that's coming up later in sports. >> the council is wrapping up a hearing on airbnb's where it seems to be money versus affordable are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one s twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. larry: police dash cam record a lot of things. this is a meteor breaking apart after it flew over the keys. they received dozens of reports about the streak. the 20-year-old cassini probe has gone where no spacecraft has before. the controllers won't know how it went until they re-establish communication tomorrow. 21 more crossings are planned before it burns atmosphere in september. alison: fans of two franchises turn to 2019. that is when "frozen ii" and "star wars episode ix" will come out. i mean b

robert burton has more. robert: the caps are in a jam. down 2-1. game four in toronto.sking you, are you pressing the panic game four in toronto. do you press the panic button here? >> i do. robert: go ahead and press it then. yes! it wasn't easy. >> it wasn't easy g. did you want to press this here? >> not yet. keep the faith. i believe in the team. we can do it. robert: but your hand is close. >> close. >> how close? >> trying to eat the panic button. >> sports radio, 106.7 the fan. >> he isn't pressing yet but he is close. >> the panic button. deal or no deal. i'm hovering. i'm not going to hit it. if they lose game four, then you this is a problem. if they win game four, there are two left. best of three series over a team they are better than. i will take chances. robert: for the caps, we don't know. robert burton, abc7 news. erin: awesome report. very official. nancy: official button. erin: i like how smooth he was. it wasn't easy but they hit the panic button. the fan had a good point. optimistic. >> i agree. i'm not -- i agree. best of three, take the chances. n

residents of burton fleming await new arrivals.

matt ritchie's spot kick went in but stroud wrongly awarded burton a free—kick instead of a retake toof players, manager rafa benitez and 19,000 newcastle fans. ritchie had the final word on the night however as his second half goal gave newcastle a 1—0 win which keeps them top of the championship. you have seen the incident, and you had a lot of newspapers and analyses they're looking at what was going on. i was talking to the referee, some ugly things, but i won't keep talking about that because you have plenty of time. for me, it was an important game that we had to win and get three points, and it was a fantastic goal from matt ritchie. fantastic performance from the players, commitment, possession, passing, a lot of positives but i'd prefer not to talk too much because it is clear for everyone. costa will not face any retrospective action after appearing to kick out at manchester city captain vincent kompany in last night's match at stamford bridge. there had been suggestions that the spaniard could face a ban, but referee mike dean did actually see the incident so the case can't

stroud wrongly awarded burton a free—kick instead.f his rented home yesterday and injured his back. that is all these board for now. —— the sport. coming up... we'll be live at the supreme court shortly as they rule on whether parents can take their children on holiday in term time, without being fined. this is just this isjust going this is just going to affect parents in england. it is a big deal. we will bring you that ruling when it comes in. you've trained your whole life. every single day, month after month, year after year, to win at the olympics. you are one second away from winning the gold medal. and it all goes wrong. it happened to tae kwon do athlete lutaylo muhammad last summer in rio. beaten in the very last second of his fight with his opponent from the ivory coast, he was inconsolable in picking up silver instead. he broke down on tv and apologised to the nation. so how do you cope with failure, bounce back from defeat? lutalo wanted to make a film exclusively with us as he comes to terms with life after rio and speak

is dropped from his scheduled ligue one ‘s weekend whilst his mistake in newcastle's match against burtonsta will not face retrospective action after appearing to kick out at manchester city captain vincent kompany in last night's match at stamford bridge. and the masters is underway at augusta but there is concern over whether world number one dustin johnson will compete after falling down some stairs and injuring his back. i'll be back with more on all those stories just after half past. for the first time since his election, donald trump will meet the leader of the world's other economic superpower, president xi jinping of china. mr trump has said he believes the summit in florida will be very difficult. relations have become fraught with the us president taking a confrontational stance on trade and the north korean nuclear programme. 0ur correspondent barbara plett usher reports. musketeer in iowa, the pearl of the mississippi. an old industrial town in the american heartland, a brief stopping point for mark twain and more recently for another famous visitor. xijinping has friends her

robert burton in the locker room earlier today and he asked andre what the caps need to do to get overe hump. >> that is something we are talking about to do against pittsburgh. we didn't do last year. last year, one reason we didn't have as much success against pitt we gave them too much room. to skate on. create the chances on. there was a game or two we didn't come out the best. that is something we have to change. we have to be 110% ready and rock solid. erin: looking forward to it tomorrow night. programming alert. big night on newschannel8. the new redskins receiver his first local tv interview since joining the skins. join us tonight at 9:00. finally the raiders have officially acquired marshall lynch in a trade with the seahawks. september 24 when the raiders will be at fedex field. jonathan: they will know how to use him properly. erin: unlike the seahawks. jonathan: if on the one yard line and the super bowl is on the line -- jonathan: running piano. michelle: nice warmup? doug: fog tonight and tomorrow morning. turning sunny tomorrow. 85. thunderstorms tomorrow night late. f

i will be joined by robert burton with the big show. and mark gray will be in the studio.s and penguins have met nine times in the playoffs. pittsburgh has won eight of those series, so it is a rivalry thick in history. kimberly: a three-year-old boy who cannot talk found a creative and beautiful way to express himself. he was diagnosed with type one diabetes about a year ago. as a result, his speech was delayed and he needs six injections per day. started painting. now the bright artwork is selling for thousands of dollars. is very unique, and each piece is really different. i feel like i need to do this. kimberly: his mom is selling his artwork to help them purchase a diabetic alert dog and to assist children with diabetes. you never know who is watching. and atlanta falcons wide receiver learned that lesson after a flight. he tweeted on a message he got from a fellow passenger. he said the note definitely put a smile on his face. the falcons called him a role model, both on and off the field. overturned. the driver's dog needed a bathroom break. he tried to pull over, t

robert burton is joining us. you look pretty calm considering this was such a great night. robert: that's because i wiped off the sweat before coming on. a bigwin for for the wizards. we will break it down, next. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: welcome back to verizon. tonight was definitely a family effort. john wall, bradley beal, and brandon jennings showed up tonight. this is where the wiz pulled away. wall long pass, slam. 103-98 wiz. clock.wiz working the beal sinks the three, and that would oce ot. wiz win. all about mind over matter in the playoffs. everybody is mentally and physically drained at this point in the year. it's a matter of how bad you want to win. it's a mental challenge more than anything. >> we took care of home court advantage and now we take the fight down there. >> we know their crowd will be amazing. we know they will play good basketball. robert: not sure where you put the panic button when you are done with it, but throw it in the cabinet. caps trying to avoid going down 3-1 in the series.

burton's prince harry says he was amazed over the response said he spoke out for the first time about his difficulties dealing with his mother's death. his brother has also opened up, saying the shock of losing his mother is still with him 20 years later. both brothers are taking part in a mental health campaign. this report is by peter hunt. harry and melissa getting the london marathon reparations underway. focusing on mental health. attractedry has praise for his honesty when he spoke of the english and anxiety he suffered for years after his mother's death. was only rightt to share my experiences, to encourage others to come forward and smash the stigma, make it easier for them to talk about their own experiences. i was doing my bit. peter: was it liberating or scary? >> when you have heard so many stories from so many other people, and you can relate, it is only right you talk about your own experiences. past: opening up about the is a brotherly trait. prince william provided insight into the trauma of his bereavement. feele william: i still about my mother, i still have shock 20

residents of burton fleming await new arrivals.ly arrived. 52 hedgehogs, all found sick or injured across the north of england. most of these have come in as babies, and we have hand—fed them, hand—reared them. this one... this one was in a really bad way when she came in. she was very tiny, very sick. veronica and her husband, frank, run the charity andrew's hedgehog hospital. they believe the village of burton fleming, now considered hedgehog—friendly, will give the animals the best chance. 0ur village doesn't have major roads around it, and hedgehogs need to travel and get around different gardens. providing everyone puts a hole in the garden fence, to make sure they can move around, we hope that the numbers will improve. we are going to be putting the hedgehogs in our garden, because i have three little boys who have never seen a live hedgehog before. look at his face. do you like him? assessing hedgehog numbers is tricky, but in the 19505, it is thought there were around 30 million in britain. but now, conservationists believe

british student who was stabbed to death on a tram injerusalem has been named as hannah bladon from burton—on—trentear—old was studying in the city as part of an exchange programme with the university of birmingham. a palestinian man, thought to have a history of mental illness, has been arrested over the attack. police in sheffield are investigating four unexplained deaths in the barnsley area which they think might be linked to heroin use. they're trying to find out if the deaths were caused by the strength and content of the drug being used locally. driving tests are getting an mot in order to better reflect the demands of modern motoring. from december, learner drivers will no longer have to tackle some traditional manoeuvres, but will instead be expected to demonstrate new skills, such as using a sat nav safely. judith moritz has the details. every motorist has been through it, the rite of passage of taking a driving test, but in future learners will be examined on new things. the first driving test was taken in 1935. clearly today's drivers are used to a very different road experience. more t

he failed to instruct newcastle to retake a penalty against burton.hed into the area and burton was awarded a free kick instead. the republic of ireland women's team have reached an agreement with the governing body after allegations from players that they were being treated unfairly. the team will now resume training ahead of monday's game against slovakia. i will be back with more just after half past. a man and a woman arrested in birmingham last week on suspicion of terrorism offences are in court this morning after being charged with a series of terror offences. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is outside westminster magistrates court for us. tell us more about the background to this case. ummariyat mirza and his sister were arrested last week in a series of videos with lots of police officers with guns. they had been in custody since then but this morning they made theirfirst court since then but this morning they made their first court appearance here at westminster magistrates' court in london. ummariyat mirza is charged with pre

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residents of burton fleming await new arrivals. fresh start. are you excited? yes. it will keep the grubs down, you excited? yes. it will keep the gru bs down, hopefully. you excited? yes. it will keep the grubs down, hopefully. from an animal century a0 miles away, they finally arrived. 52 hedgehogs, all found sick or injured across the north of england. most of these have come in as babies, and we have hand fed them, hand reared them. this one was ina fed them, hand reared them. this one was in a really bad way when she came in. she was very tiny. very sick. veronica and her husband, frank, run the charity andrews hedgehog hospital. they believe the village of burton fleming, now considered hedgehog friendly, will give the animals the best chance. 0ur village doesn't have major roads around it and hedgehogs need to travel and get around different gardens. provided everyone puts a hole in the garden to make sure they can move around, we hope that the numbers will improve —— a hole in the garden fence. we are going to be putting th

residents of burton fleming await new arrivals.in. she was very tiny, very sick. veronica and her husband, frank, run the charity andrew‘s hedgehog hospital. they believe the village of burton fleming, now considered hedgehog—friendly, will give the animals the best chance. 0ur village doesn‘t have major roads around it, and hedgehogs need to travel and get around different gardens. providing everyone puts a hole in the garden fence, to make sure they can move around, we hope that the numbers will improve. we are going to be putting the hedgehogs in our garden, because i have three little boys who have never seen a live hedgehog before. look at his face. do you like him? assessing hedgehog numbers is tricky, but in the 19505, it is thought there were around 30 million in britain. but now, conservationists believe numbers have plummeted to under 1 million. we are taking all the hedgerows away, which is what the hedgehogs need. roadkill, slug pellets, trimmers, bonfires. they have a tough time. the hedgehogs are temporarily marked as

. - [byron] jeff burton. - you always have to pay attention to what your car is doing. would think that at 200 miles an hour, you wouldn't feel little bitty things. - [byron] and hasim rahman. - but then you wouldn't like to do, maybe, a lennox lewis, a mike tyson, a byron allen. - no, no byron allen. (upbeat music) - sammy. (chuckling) how you doing buddy? - really good. - [byron] what'd your dad do? - my father, he used to be a farmer, you know he had a couple of tractors. - your dad. a couple of tractors? - yeah, and he died when i was seven years old.

bristol city and burton should both be safe from relegation after home wins.c promotion. nottingham forest moved three points clear of the drop zone with victory at home to reading. sheffield wednesday strengthened their hold on a play off spot by beating derby. wigan and blackburn were both involved in goalless draws which were little help to their chances of avoiding relegation. leyton orient have been relegated from football league after 112 years. they‘ll be replaced by lincoln city. they‘re back after a six year absence following their 2—1 win over macclesfield. terry hawkridge scored both goals for lincoln in the win that secured the national league title in front of their home supporters. promotion caps off a remarkable season for the imps as they also became the first non—league side to reach the fa cup quarterfinals in 103 years. there was a pitch invasion at full time at sincil bank as they celebrated their return to the football league under the guidance of manager danny cowley. aberdeen are through to their first scottish cup final in 17 years. the

guest: site elizabeth taylor and richard burton. [laughter] host: quite an analogy. she got married and divorced him and his times? -- how many times? guest: united kingdom remains a democratic country which meets all the criteria for militia. if they were to change their mind, they of course would be able to reapply. there would have to be an examination of that application. it would remain to be seen whether that could be accepted. that option is always there. as the prime minister said in her speech, i think there's a strong feeling that at least for the foreseeable future that this decision.versible i do not think anyone is expecting an imminent change of mind. host: a lot of viewers from the bbc parliament channel. leslie from london, go ahead please. caller: hello. i would like to put three basic points. for many, many decades, the real have been my country what turns out to be the brexiteers. they are now accusing those of us who want to remain as moaners or re moaners as they have turned it. referendumoffer of a and the outcome on which the previous callers h

its director michael burton is about to show me how it all began. you have some history? readings from the armagh observatory. let's look at that first one. we have the logbook and we have this page at the top, these were the very first measurements made. it has held up quite well? indeed. what is it telling us? the date, the first measurement is the 27th of december 179a. we are measuring the temperature inside and outside, two thermometers, one inside the observatory and one outside in the grounds, and the barometer, the air pressure. things get more detailed over time? notes are made about significant weather event. if we can call the 19th—century the more recent past, what happened there? 1839, the time of bromley robertson, the director here for 59 years. he is recording notes, the comment says a tremendous gale in the night. there was a fantastic storm that night, it got robertson thinking about how one quantifies the strength of the wind and a few years later he came up with the design of what we call the anemometer, which is now use the world over to measure the w

british student who was stabbed to death on a tram injerusalem has been named as hannah bladon from burton—on—trent of an exchange programme with the university of birmingham. a palestinian man — thought to have a history of mental illness — has been arrested over the attack. in the last few minutes, we have had a statement from the family which the foreign office has issued on their behalf. in it, the family say hannah was the most caring, compassionate doctor you could have wished for. she was a talented student studying for a degree in theology and archaeology. at the time of her death was part of a student exchange programme and studying at university injerusalem. she was taking part in an archaeological dig yesterday morning. she was very talented, and enthusiastic rugby player, and a keen supporter of derby county. she was driven, passionate, and her death leaves so much promise unfulfilled. our family are devastated by this senseless and tragic attack. but as the statement from the victim's family, issued on their behalf by the foreign office. police in sheffield are investigating four unexp

huddersfield are still third but lost 1—0 against burton, who are now four points above the relegationrship tomorrow if they beat hearts, there were four games today hamilton are off the bottom of the table after a one nil win over stjohnstone. the winner coming in the 89th minute. stjohnstone had two of their players sent off at the break for fighting with each other. inverness are now bottom after a 1—1 draw with kilmarnock. rangers and motherwell drew one all at ibrox. rangers are now 10 points behind 2nd placed aberdeen — they played last night — beating dundee seven nil. tennis now, and british number one johanna konta has won the biggest match of her career, beating caroline wozniacki in straight sets to win the miami 0pen — her third and biggest wta title so far. against the former world number one, wozniacki — who's currently 1ath in the wta rankings — she began well, breaking serve in the first game. it was a bit of a nervous first set, both players dropped serve several times. but konta came through to take it by 6 games to a. konta made the breakthrough in the middle of the

a few well fondly recall the marriage, divorces and remarriage of richard burton and elizabeth taylorpe. but through it all, my lords, the only people to get rich were those trying to unravel those 40—plus years of relative harmony, the lawyers. meanwhile, the former diplomat said that it wasn't a day to carp or criticise. the prime minister and the government are setting off on a road which could best be described as a magical mystery tour. for its destination, they have no clue any more than the rest of us do. time now for a quick tour of the year 1972. it was the year david bowie released his ziggy stardust album, and that the swedish supergroup abba was formed. there was a miners‘ strike and an emergency three—day week. the conservative edward heath was the prime minister at the time. one of his jobs that year was to get the european communities act 1972 approved. the act paved the way for the uk to join the european economic community, as it was then, in 1973. and it gave eu law supremacy over uk national law. bbc panorama made a programme about the uk's entry into the eec. well,

hannah bladon who was 20 and from burton upon trent was in israel as part of an exchange programme.e "most caring" and "compassionate daughter". israeli police have arrested a palestinian man who they say has a history of mental health problems everton football club has banned sun newspaper journalists from its ground following an article written by the paper's columnist and former editor kelvin mackenzie. in it he compared the intelligence of everton footballer ross barkley to that of a gorilla. the mayor of liverpool has called for the newspaper to sack mr mckenzie for making what he called "racial slurs". from goodison park, frankie mccamley reports. the footballer in the centre of it all, everton midfielder ross barkley, whose grandfather was nigerian, compared here to a gorilla. and the man who wrote it, kelvin mackenzie, now suspended. he also claims the only other people in liverpool earning as much money were drug dealers. i've reported it to merseyside police and they're investigating the complaint. i have also written to the press complaints commission. the comments i beli

its director michael burton is about to show me how it all began. hi, nick.ese are the first readings of weather here at the armagh observatory. let's look at that first reading. let's do it. it's the first folder here. we have the logbook. i'lljust open it up and we have this page at the top, here. these were the very first measurements made. wow. it has held up quite well, hasn't it? it has, indeed. what is it telling us? well, we can see, first, the date, the first measurement is the 27th of december 179a. we are measuring a few simple things, the temperature inside and outside. so in fact there are two thermometers, one in the observatory by the telescope and one outside in the grounds. and the barometer, the air pressure. over time, things get more detailed. notes are made about significant weather events that take place here. if we come to the more recent past, if you can call the 19th century that, what happened here? well, yes, here we come to the record of 1839, the time of romney robinson, who was the director here for 59 years, would you believe? h

burton fleming hopes other places will follow suit, to help boost falling hedgehog numbers.humans bring. ivillage does not have major road surrounded. hedgehogs need to travel. providing everyone puts a hole in the garden to make sure they can move around, then we hope that the numbers will improve. this is jason. you're a bit stinky, jason. all ready to go. my name is tom donkin. that's it from me and the team. it is goodbye for now. hello there. with clear skies for many of us overnight, sunday dawns on quite a chilly note. there will be a touch of frost for some rural parts. this was the sunset on saturday evening, taken by one of our weather watchers in south ayrshire, showing the beautiful blue skies. cloud will increase across this part of the world as we head through the day on sunday, so turning cloudier across northern and western scotland, with a few showers. also some cloud across southern counties of england, and for northern ireland, too. it is, of course, the london marathon on sunday. after a fairly fresh start to the day, by the afternoon, temperatures in the

elsewhere, barnsley against burton ended level. huddersfield. blackburn are two points from safety after their 1—0 win over aston villa. derby beat wolves 3—1 fulham are virtually guaranteed the final playoff spot, they drew 1—1 with west london rivals brentford. sheffield wednesday won away at ipswich. leeds united came from 3—0 down to draw 3—3 with norwich but their play—off hopes are effectively over. preston and rotherham was 1—1. nottingham forest stay out of the relegation zone by virtue of a single goal — they lost 2—0 at queen's park rangers. and wigan athletic will make an immediate return to league one after they lost 1—0 at reading. there were problems at leyton orient this afternoon — already relegated from league two they were losing 3—1 at home to colchester when five minutes from the end, orient fans invaded the pitch. around 750 fans came onto the field to protest about the club owner francesco becchetti. play was suspended for around an hour before eventually being abandoned at 5:a5. just weeks after they secured

injerusalem, have said they are ‘devastated' by the ‘senseless attack‘. 20—year—old hannah bladon, from burtonart of an exchange programme. her parents said she was the ‘most caring‘ and ‘compassionate daughter‘ anyone could ever wish for. a palestinian man has been arrested. the driving test is catching up with technology after the driving and vehicle standards agency announced that learners with have to demonstrate they can safely use a sat nav. the agency says it‘s vital that the practical test keeps up to date, as our correspondent, judith moritz, reports. every motorist has been through it, the rite of passage of taking a driving test, but in future learners will be examined on new things. the first driving test was taken in 1935. clearly today‘s drivers are used to a very different road experience. more than half of them use satnav and so the test has been updated to reflect that. so it‘s turning right out of gate and then continuing to follow the signs. i went for a drive with graham o‘brien who helped develop the new test. satnav: turn right and then at the end of the road, turn left.

body has apologised after keith stroud misread the rules in last night's match between newcastle and burtonernoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a father has lost a landmark case at the supreme court in a dispute about taking his child out of school without permission. jon platt, from the isle of wight, refused to pay a fine after he took his daughter to florida, and successfully argued in the high court that the law requires only that children attend school regularly, which his daughter does. but today, the supreme court ruled unanimously that it is disruptive to a child's education to remove them from school during term time. the prime minister, theresa may, welcomed the ruling, saying it recognised the importance of children attending school. our legal affairs correspondent clive coleman reports. arriving at the highest court in the land, a father, jon platt, about to find out whether taking his daughter on holiday in term time meant he had broken the law. in 2015, john platt took his daughter out of school for a week's holiday. he was fined £120 by his local council on the isle of