celestina olulode, thank— maximum penalty of £1000.ulode, thank you very _ maximum penalty of £1000. celestina olulode, thank you very much. - sir keir starmer has been found to have breached the mps' code of conduct, by failing to register several of his interests within the specified time limit. these included gifts from football teams and the sale of a plot of land. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, is at westminster. so explain more, what it all means. it was back injune the parliamentary commissioner katherine stone began an investigation after a complaint that sir keir starmer had failed to register financial gifts or hospitality he had received in time at the four—week deadline. as the investigation got under way, further examples of him missing the deadline to declare had come to light. there were eight in total and included tickets to football matches, including a directors box at crystal palace worth £720, where he had to watch his team arsenal lose 3—0. in £18,000 advance for writing a book and a ticket to the bri

celestina olulode, thank you very much. celestina _ neighbours.ncing with the heat and the drought weather. you live, i think, where the river _ drought weather. you live, i think, where the river test _ drought weather. you live, i think, where the river test rises, - drought weather. you live, i think, where the river test rises, so - drought weather. you live, i think, where the river test rises, so how| where the river test rises, so how necessary do you believe the ban is? well, ifeel very necessary do you believe the ban is? well, i feel very connected to the river test because our garden literally overlooks the river and we are incredibly fortunate to be so close, so really abiding by the ban and protecting the precious habitat is something that, to me, is really important. and i think these precious rivers, the chalk stream rivers, the river test and others locally, the habitats are really unique to this part of hampshire and if people can really follow the ban, it is going to make a huge difference. it it is going to make a huge differenc

celestina olulode was out with the crowds. a street festival rooted in caribbean culture. was yesterday, and now for the main event. after two years celebrating carnival online, the parades are back. not being on the road has been kind of frustrating, a little bit boring. the plus for me was that i was involved in the virtual carnival. i was one of the presenters, and i think the idea for us to present now was born in 2020, when they said we did such a fabulous job, why should we not present to the world throughout carnival? and aside from all the music and floats, this is one of the highlights — caribbean food that so many people come for. you've got your favourites like rice and peas, jerk chicken and of course, patties. a global street festival in a residential area. some locals soaked up the party vibes, while others chose to stay away. organisers say they recognise that there's a delicate balance to be met. there was a visible police presence in the area. but for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals, it's good to be back. celest

it's the first time the event is taking place following the pandemic, as celestina olulode has been findingyou a front seat of the action. look at this behind me, people are coming along one of the main routes of the carnival. they are dressed in their bright, colourful costumes. you can see that many of these costumes take a while to make and they cost quite a bit too. what is happening is they are marching further down to the stage where they will be judged on their costumes. and then further down in other streets there are big sound systems, a big staple of the carnival, and lots of caribbean food on sale as well. time for a look at the weather, here's matt taylor. vibrant colours at notting hill, bank holiday blues in abundance through parts of south wales, south—west england this lunchtime. we've got the clearest of the skies here for the rest of monday, and the highest temperatures. there is quite a bit of cloud elsewhere, particularly in the midlands, up towards scotland, with a few showers, but many spots staying dry. quite a keen breeze across southern areas. the onshore breeze fur

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our reporter celestina olulode has been following the story.e sprinter says he stopped when it was safe to do so. the way they got in front of me, i could have went into the back of them. and again, for my safety, and based on my previous incidents with them, i thought the best place to stop would be somewhere lit up with the possibility of witnesses. during the incident, dos santos said an officer banged on the window with a clenched fist before taking out a baton. wait, wait, wait! he didn't do anything! the athlete said nothing has changed two years after he and his partner, sprinter bianca williams, were stopped, searched and handcuffed by police. their three—month—old baby was with them at the time. five met police officers face a gross misconduct hearing in response to that case. but responding to sunday's incident, the met police say... the police said they invited mr dos santos to discuss the incident further. celestina olulode, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. welcome. our main story... the struggle for ordi

celestina olulode has been with them. a street festival rooted in caribbean culture.g carnival online, the parades are back. not being on the road has been kind of frustrating, a little bit boring. the plus for me was that i was involved in the virtual carnival. i was one of the presenters, and i think the idea for us to present now was born in 2020, when they said we did such a fabulous job, why should we not present to the world throughout carnival? and aside from all the music and floats, this is one of the highlights — caribbean food that so many people come for. you've got your favourites like rice and peas, jerk chicken and of course, patties. a global street festival in a residential area. some locals soaked up the party vibes, while others chose to stay away. organisers say they recognise that there's a delicate balance to be met. there was a visible police presence in the area. but for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals, it's good to be back. celestina oludode, bbc news. and finally, gibraltar — off the coast of spain

celestina olulode, bbc news.although through today it's going to be another very warm and humid one across the south—east. there will be scattered thundery showers across the southern half of the country. outbreaks of rain further north where it'll be turning cooler. and the reason, we've got a couple of low pressure centres near to the uk bringing more cloud outbreaks of rain. through to this evening and overnight, northern half of the country will stay breezy, fairly cloudy. outbreaks of heavy rain at times across the south. clear spells, first of all, but then we'll start to see some showers, thunderstorms pushing up from the south as the night wears on. another fairly warm and muggy night to come for england and wales, but cooler and fresher in the north. tuesday then looks unsettled again across scotland, northern england, outbreaks of heavy rain there, quite persistent at times, breezy, fairly cool northerly winds there. elsewhere, for england and wales, it's a mixture of sunny spells, scattered showers, so

celestina olulode is outside scotland yard for us. what do we know?hat do we know? well, it has been almost two months since owami - what do we know? well, it has been i almost two months since owami davies was first reported missing to essex police. since then, officers have trawled through hours of cctv footage. so, of course, today's news has come as a massive relief to owami's family and friends, and the key top police officer in charge of the investigation, detective chief inspector nigel penny, today said he was ecstatic upon hearing the news. now, the 24—year—old was found after a member of the public got in touch with the police, following a media appeal. so, this was the 118th sighting of owami. now, i should also tell you that there are questions over how this case has been handled. for example, we know that the metropolitan police issued the wrong image of owami when she was reported missing during an appealfrom them. now, the police changed that image hours later and they have apologised. there is also questions as well overjust when and h

celestina olulode, bbc news. of the black police association for 30 years. good morning to you, mr logan. are you surprised by these figures? i am not surprised. _ you surprised by these figures? i —n not surprised, unfortunately, but i am absolutely disgusted by them. i know strip search has to be carried out in a certain way in an emergency situation, but to know that so many are taking place on young people, without appropriate adults is unforgivable and it shouldn't be like that. the supervisors, sergeants and inspectors should be doing theirjob to ensure that these strip searches are being carried out properly. that is what they are there for. so there is a lack of leadership and a very cavalier approach to this and it's definitely showing the real institutional racism in the culture, which we have seen improvements but it's gone backwards over the last 5—10 years. i think it would actually help if we understood what grounds were available for a strip search to be carried out. so from what i understand, ther

our reporter celestina olulode has been following the story.ng his fist and taking out a pattern. now as you said earlier on, the sprinter was allegedly racially profiled when he was stopped with his partner, bianca williams, injuly was stopped with his partner, bianca williams, in july 2020. was stopped with his partner, bianca williams, injuly 2020. they was stopped with his partner, bianca williams, in july 2020. they were both handcuffed, stopped williams, injuly 2020. they were both handcuffed, stopped by williams, in july 2020. they were both handcuffed, stopped by police. there are three—month—old baby was with them at the time. and as a result of research, five officers are facing a gross misconduct hearing. the metropolitan police have released a statement. the force confirmed that the stop took place as they were "concerned the driver may be using a mobile phone at the wheel". it ges on to say "the officers clearly indicated for the car to pull over but it failed to do so and they called for further assistance. the driver stopped abou

our reporter celestina olulode is in hampshire for us this morning. to 270 million litres of water. strictly speaking, we are not in a drought at the moment but that has not stopped some people like farmers changing the way that they do things. we know some farmers have actually had to harvest their crop early as a result of the lack of water supply in some areas of the country. what can people expect? because their art finds in place. remind us what people can expect in terms of the hosepipe ban —— there are fines in place. i should point out that this is the driestjuly in england and wales for almost a century. it is the driest on record in some parts of southern england. and in the period between january and june this year, it was the driest in england since 1976. in some parts of hampshire as well, there has been no rain here since there has been no rain here since the end ofjune. this means notjust this area but other parts of the country will be introducing more hosepipe bans. from next week, at the end of next week sussex and kent will do the s

celestina olulode reports. was found after a member of the public contacted the police this morning following a media appeal. owami went missing from her home on the 4th ofjuly. two days later her family reported her missing to essex police. on the same day owami was spotted by officers from the met in croydon but at this point she had not been marked as a missing person on the police database. she was last seen on the 7th ofjuly, two weeks later the investigation was transferred from essex to the metropolitan police. in conjunction with essex police colleagues will be reviewing all aspects of the missing persons investigation just to make sure that there is any learning we could take from that. five people have been arrested and released on bail. a decision on what happens next will be taken following a full debrief. questions remain over when the case was added to the national police database and how the case was handled. one minute the met is saying she hasn't come to any harm at same time are arresting peop

with more, here's celestina olulode, and a warning her report does contain some flashing images., so. the way they got in front of me, i could've so. the way they got in front of me, i could've gone _ so. the way they got in front of me, i could've gone to _ so. the way they got in front of me, i could've gone to the _ so. the way they got in front of me, i could've gone to the back - so. the way they got in front of me, i could've gone to the back of i so. the way they got in front of me, j i could've gone to the back of them, and again, for my safety, and based on my previous incident with them, i thought the best place to stop would be somewhere lit up and with the possibility of witnesses.- be somewhere lit up and with the possibility of witnesses. during the incident, possibility of witnesses. during the incident. dos _ possibility of witnesses. during the incident, dos santos _ possibility of witnesses. during the incident, dos santos said - possibility of witnesses. during the incident, dos santos said an - possibility of witnesses. during the j incident, dos santos said a

celestina olulode reports. a young student nurse with a bright future ahead of her.ound alive and well. , , . . , davies has been found alive and well. , ,. ., , ., well. this is clearly the outcome we were harmful— well. this is clearly the outcome we were hopeful for. _ well. this is clearly the outcome we were hopeful for. the _ well. this is clearly the outcome we were hopeful for. the finding - well. this is clearly the outcome we were hopeful for. the finding of- well. this is clearly the outcome we were hopeful for. the finding of the| were hopefulfor. the finding of the missing lady, owami davies. i'd like to say that she has been found safe and well outside of the london area, in the county of hampshire. and she is currently with specialist officers from my team, and i conditionally say she is safe and well. di conditionally say she is safe and well. , , ., ., ., ., well. di 24-year-old was found after a member of— well. di 24-year-old was found after a member of the _ well. di 24-year-old was found after a member of the public _ well. di 24-year-old was fou

our reporter celestina olulode is there.e a shower, a bath or to be able to have a drink. they have been using, relying on bottled water. and in the last hour i spoke to a local farmer called peter langford. he said to me that his elderly aunt had come to visit him and she wasn't able to have a bath as a result of this. he was very frustrated as well that he couldn't give his cattle a drink using taps. he had to use bottled water. and he says that this has all really come at a cost to him, it has impacted him financially. the other residents in the area that i've spoken to, they said, look, actually in the past four years they've had problems with water supply. but of course this year particularly difficult because we have had record temperatures. we know that the met office has introduced an amber warning which means that people with health problems could experience difficulties and there could be travel disruption. this comes as well at a time when parts of the country are experiencing hosepipe bans. that means that in par

celestina olulode, bbc news.across the country have ta ken steps to right, farms across the country have taken steps to make sure their cows are comfortable in these warm conditions. you can see behind me, the cows have been brought in and are under the shade and they always have access to clean and plentiful water supply. you might be able to spot over my shoulder we have enormous industrial fans, spot over my shoulder we have enormous industrialfans, nearly as tall as i am and they hang on these barns over us and they blew the cool air over the cows to keep their body temperature down.— air over the cows to keep their body temperature down. thank you for not standin: temperature down. thank you for not standing right — temperature down. thank you for not standing right next _ temperature down. thank you for not standing right next to _ temperature down. thank you for not standing right next to a _ temperature down. thank you for not standing right next to a fan _ temperature down. thank you for not standing rig

celestina olulode, bbc news.he sun, the former chancellor said his rival�*s plan would "leave those who most need help out in the cold". we're joined by political correspondent nick eardley. good morning. some very different approaches to dealing with the cost of living crisis. bring us up to date. . .,, of living crisis. bring us up to date. . ., of living crisis. bring us up to date. ., . , , date. the cost of living crisis will be one of the — date. the cost of living crisis will be one of the biggest _ date. the cost of living crisis will be one of the biggest issues - date. the cost of living crisis will be one of the biggest issues for| date. the cost of living crisis will i be one of the biggest issues for the new prime ministerfaces be one of the biggest issues for the new prime minister faces pretty much immediately. the question they are facing is what support they would offer people with rising energy bills, inflation. when they become prime minister in about four weeks. liz truss said she wants to cut

our reporter celestina olulode joins us now from notting hill.nd now it is time for the main event. take a look at this street here. people are slowly getting ready. food stalls are setting up, stalls like greg, state smooth kitchen, getting ready for later on today. throughout the day he will be selling things. take a look at this. ox tail. my favourite, curried goat, rice and peas, and i might have a party or rice and peas, and i might have a party or two rice and peas, and i might have a party or two later. rice and peas, and i might have a party or two later. this rice and peas, and i might have a party or two later. this is rice and peas, and i might have a party or two later. this is all being sold here today because carnival is a celebration of caribbean culture. it began in the 19605 when many residents here in the caribbean came here at a time they faced racial prejudice, race riots, and they wanted to celebrate their caribbean heritage. of course, since then, this event has morphed into a global event and throughout the day there will b

our correspodent celestina olulode has this report.cords began almost 200 years ago, and that is why the water company says it needs to take this action now and says if it did not do anything and this dry weather were to continue, looking ahead to next year you could be in a situation where people would turn on the taps and would not see any water coming out of them. for the water company, it can be a bit of a hard sell, saying to people, don't use your hosepipes when people contact the company saying they have a leak at the end of their road and it is gushing water and they accuse the water company of not being quick enough to come and fix it and south east water insist they do have a good record when it comes to axing those leaks but it's always going to be a problematic area and at the moment it's even more challenging because of the heat, because the ground is so dry and it is actually expanding and its the pipes bursting making the situation worse. from friday of next week, those people using hosepipes could face a fine of a hundr

celestina olulode went to meet anoosheh and his family at home.that was my world for nearly five years. afterfive months, i have discovered that i'm getting more flashbacks and i'm also having more panic attacks. that didn't exist two months ago. but now i am feeling that i'm having them. seen here in march with nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, touching down on uk soil. five years earlier, anoosheh was arrested whilst visiting his mother in iran. unknowingly we had prepared ourselves that he would be away for ten years, because that was his sentence. and there was no guarantee that they would not add onto it at the end of it. but also at the same time you don't consciously, you try not to think about that. because if you do think about it, you go mad. so you live your life day to day. i made three suicide attempts. i didn't want to be because what i was subjected to and i was worried about family members. i lost 17 kilograms. when i was transferred to the main prison, a group of inmates were taking exercises every day and i askedif taking exercises ever