the journey time between canary wharf and i time between canary wharf and whitechapel blew my mind.the lined legs reading in berkshire with - legs reading in berkshire with shenfield in essex, via central london. the newly built section between paddington and abbey wood will run monday to saturday with trains every five minutes. seamless end—to—end travel will come by may next year. we are on board one of the new elizabeth line trains, they are pretty state—of—the—art and 200 metres long. each can carry up to 1500 passengers. the crossrail project is opening three and a half years later, one new station, bond street, is still not ready, and the budget has swelled to £185 street, is still not ready, and the budget has swelled to £18.5 billion, but it is still seen as a hugely impressive engineering achievement. the crossrail elizabeth line is really important for us to all be proud of, but don't believe it has gone down beautifully well in leeds, liverpool and manchester where they want a share of the investment kick, and i think there will be big discussions in future. passenger num

the journey time between canary - wharf and whitechapel blew my mind. a major engineering achievement — at least for the south east. crossrail, the elizabeth line, is a really important thing for us to be very proud of. but don't believe that it's gone down beautifully well in leeds and liverpool and manchester, where they want to share the investment cake. public transport use is still down after the pandemic. passenger forecasts have been reduced for the line's first few years, but we're told it's designed to add capacity for the future. this railway isn't built for today or tomorrow. it's built the next 100, 250 years. and we're very confident that this is a catalyst now for the post—pandemic recovery. there were celebrations in london this morning, with claims this line will add millions to the country's economy. but passengers on other routes are asking when they'll see the same sort of improved service. don johnson, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. this is bbc news, the headlines.

the journey time between - canary wharf and whitechapel blew my mind. 0ne station isn�*t finished andor the south east. crossrail, the elizabeth line, is a really important thing for us to be very proud of. but don�*t believe that it�*s gone down beautifully well in leeds and liverpool and manchester, where they want to share the investment cake. public transport use is still down after the pandemic. passenger forecasts have been reduced for the line�*s first few years, but we�*re told it�*s designed to add capacity for the future. this railway isn't built for today or tomorrow. it's built for the next 100, 250 years. and we're very confident that this is a catalyst now for the post—pandemic recoverx _ there were celebrations in london this morning, with claims this line will add millions to the country�*s economy. but passengers on other routes are asking when they�*ll see the same sort of improved service. don johnson, bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — i�*m @bbcdavideades. hello, again. tuesday was a very unsettled day, we had loads of showers across the whole of the uk, some

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the journey time between canary wharf and whitechapel blew my mind.e on board one of the new elizabeth line trains, they are pretty state—of—the—art and 200 metres long. each one can carry up to 1,500 passengers. the crossrail project is opening three and a half years late. one new station, bond street, still is not ready, and its budget has swelled to £18.5 billion, but it is seen as a hugely impressive engineering achievement. the crossrail elizabeth line is a really important thing for us to all be proud of, but don�*t believe it has gone down beautifully well in leeds, liverpool and manchester, where they want a share of the investment cake, and i�*m sure there will have to be big discussions about that in future. use of public transport hasn�*t returned to pre—pandemic levels. passenger number forecasts for the elizabeth line�*s first few years have been scaled back, but transport for london insists it is still needed. this railway is not built for today or tomorrow but for the next 100 to 150 years. we are very confident this is a catalyst now f

the journey time between i canary wharf and whitechapel is brilliant in my mind.urday with a train every five minutes. we are now on board one of the new trains that are up and running on the elizabeth line. they are pretty state—of—the—art and they are 200 metres long. each one can carry up to 1,500 passengers. the crossrail project is three and a half years late and over budget, but it is seen as a hugely impressive engineering achievement. crossrail, the elizabeth line, is a really important thing for us to be very proud of. but don't believe that it has gone down beautifully well in leeds, liverpool and manchester, where they want a share of the investment cake. the use of public transport has not returned to pre—pandemic levels. passenger number forecasts for the next few years have been lowered, but transport for london insists this line is still needed. this railway isn't built for today or tomorrow, it's built for the next 100 to 150 years, and we are very confident that this is a catalyst now for the post—pandemic recovery. there was a celebratory atmosph

i work in investment banking and technology, on canary wharf normally, a different place in life and started dancing, and i gave it up when i went to school and university and then re—found out the week before the global pandemic started. i didn't ever expect to be performing for the queen on such a big scale. and to see my favourite style of dance, bhangra, in front of the queen isjust insane. the queen is the first british monarch to reign for 70 yea rs. tonight will honour all she has done during her many years of service. simon has been in charge of the show for service. simon has been in charge of the show for the service. simon has been in charge of the show for the last service. simon has been in charge of the show for the last 25 service. simon has been in charge of the show for the last 25 years, service. simon has been in charge of the show for the last 25 years, what service. simon has been in charge of the show for the last 25 years, what do service. simon has been in charge of the show for the last 25 years, what do you love about it?— for the last 25 years, what do you

they make a working investment banking so canary wharf is normally a very different pace of life andnight will honour all she has done during her many years of service. applause. well, simon has beenin service. applause. well, simon has been in charge of the show here for the last 25 years. what you love about it? ~ , .., the last 25 years. what you love about it? ~ , ,., about it? well, where else can you come to for— about it? well, where else can you come to for five _ about it? well, where else can you come to for five days _ about it? well, where else can you come to for five days a _ about it? well, where else can you come to for five days a year - about it? well, where else can you come to for five days a year in i about it? well, where else can you come to for five days a year in the | come to for five days a year in the queen's back garden. that is all here. we are tremendously privileged. it is a beautiful setting for an event like this. do ou setting for an event like this. do you expect her majesty to come this year, she has never missed a show, has she? no, she hasn't. t

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a very different — canary wharf normally. monetary rain for 70 years. tonight will honour all she has done during her many years of service —— the first british monarch to rayner for 70 years. carriage driving is a huge part of today's show and i am with some pretty special horses. remind me of their names. 0k, these horses, you might have seen them before because they are in quite a well—known banking advert on television and i need to say no more, but not only does dan, who is in the carriage, not only does he train the horses, he's done horses for peaky blinders and wonder woman, so you training at the horses ready forfilms. haste and wonder woman, so you training at the horses ready for films.— the horses ready for films. we do. we have just _ the horses ready for films. we do. we have just come _ the horses ready for films. we do. we have just come back— the horses ready for films. we do. we have just come back from - the horses ready for films. we do. - we have just come back from napoleon we havejust come back from nap

and — centres of london, namely canary wharf and the city to our international gateway at heathrowturned to drink, some tried to take their own lives. but finally telling the world what had happened to them as youngsters had been a release and a relief. it also led to convictions. in 2018 bennett was sentenced to 31 years in prison for 50 counts of child sexual abuse. other paedophiles from southampton to newcastle were jailed as well. it was football's biggest child sexual abuse scandal. an independent review of what happened found that the fa could and should have done more to keep children safe. victoria derbyshire, bbc news. and we can speak now to andy woodward. good morning. how are you? very nood, good morning. how are you? very good. thank _ good morning. how are you? very good. thank you- _ good morning. how are you? very good, thank you. the _ good morning. how are you? very good, thank you. the reason - good morning. how are you? very good, thank you. the reason i - good morning. how are you? very good, thank you. the reason i ask| good, thank you. the reason i ask that

the journey time between canary wharf and whitechapel blew my mind.line's first few years have been scaled back, but transport for london insists it is still needed. this railway is not built for today or tomorrow but for the next 100 to 150 years. we are very confident it is a catalyst for the post—pandemic recovery. you can see the reaction of customers today, they are wowed by the railway and we think it will drive customers back onto the railway. there was a celebratory atmosphere as the new railway arrived with a promise to transform travel across london and the south—east. it is not clear when something like this might be built again. katy austin, bbc news. end ofan end of an era in new york, the last phone box in the city has gone. phone boxes are now a thing of the past there. the city began replacing them with wi—fi hotspots in 2015 which allow people to charge their devices and make free phone calls. whilst taking the last phone box away, people gathered to capture the moment. listeners to radio two have chosen a song they want to help bring

elizabeth line will have just opened. 0n thejubilee line, there's no service between finchley road and canary wharfh by tomorrow morning, generally. tomorrow i think we might start with a little bit of low cloud around, some mist, but certainly, it will be a warm start to your wednesday. temperatures in the low teens. wanted to show you the pressure chart again, just to show you, there are a tangle of weather fronts just working their way around the uk in the coming days. it looks like we are going to have quite a bit of dry weather, but, because that low pressure is close by us, does mean there will be some showers at times and they will not always show up on the symbols. but a lot of dry weather today, tomorrow as well, save for those showers tonight. slowly through the week it's turning a bit cooler. that's it. va nessa vanessa bounces on with the breakfast show on bbc loading —— vanessa feltz is on with the breakfast show on bbc london at the moment. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and sally nugent. the foreign secretary liz truss is expected make a statement to parliament today paving