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sophie bought this two bed flat in chelmsford just weeks before her son reuben was born.ld came crashing down. which part of the building is a problem? behind you you can see the acm panels. so this stuff here? that's the same type of cladding as grenfell. sophie is left to find out how much it may cost to remove and it's taking a toll on her mental health. crippling depression where you can't get an couldn't see the point in anything. i've been able to pick myself up from the worst of it but since then i've had such bad issues with anxiety. some days i feel like i can't leave the house. and i have physical problems leaving the house because i feel sick. sophie is not alone in her struggles. i've come to sheffield to find out more about how housing and health are interlinked. new research carried out by academics here and shared exclusively with the bbc found that the building safety crisis is having a severe impact on the mental health of some leaseholders. it was a kind of really catastrophic experience for some people. that's not something that exist today but kind of

sophie bought this two bed flat in chelmsford just weeks before her son reuben was born. building is a problem? behind you you can see the acm panels. so this stuff here? that's the same type of cladding as grenfell. sophie is left to find out how much it may cost to remove and it's taking a toll on her mental health. i've had depression where you can't get up and couldn't see the point in anything. i've been able to pick myself up from the worst of it but since then i've had such bad issues with anxiety. some days i feel like i can't leave the house and i have physical problems leaving the house because i feel sick. sophie is not alone in her struggles. i've come to sheffield to find out more about how housing and health are interlinked. new research carried out by academics here and shared exclusively with the bbc found that the building safety crisis is having a severe impact on the mental health of some leaseholders. it was a kind of really catastrophic experience for some people. that's not something that exists today but kind of goes on in the future as well. and wo

sophie bought herfirst home in chelmsford just weeks before son reuben was born, a proud moment. is acm cladding. that's the same type of cladding as grenfell. to remove it could cost flat—owners thousands, and living here is taking its toll on sophie's mental health. it's kind of like a crippling depression where you can't get up. just couldn't see the point in anything. and i've had such bad issues with my anxiety. some days, ifeel like i can't leave the house and i have, like, physical problems leaving the house because i'll feel so sick. sophie's now been prescribed anti—anxiety medication, and her doctor was so shocked by the cladding situation, he wrote to sophie's mp imploring her to raise the issue in parliament. the housing select committee has warned that the cladding scandal is becoming a public health crisis, and psychologists have told the bbc that people living in these conditions with no end in sight will need long—term counselling and support to get through it. new research by the university of sheffield, based on a series of in—depth interviews, found the situati

sophie bought herfirst home in chelmsford just weeks before son reuben was born, a proud moment.problem? so, all of this is acm cladding. that is the same type of cladding as grenfell. to remove it could cost flat owners thousands, and living here is taking its toll on sophie's mental health. it's kind of like a crippling depression, where you can't get up. um, just couldn't see the point in anything. and i've had such bad issues with my anxiety. some days, ifeel like i can't leave the house and i have, like, physical problems leaving the house because i feel so sick. sophie's now been prescribed anti—anxiety medication, and her doctor was so shocked by the cladding situation, he wrote to sophie's mp, imploring her to raise the issue in parliament. the housing select committee has warned that a cladding scandal is becoming a public health crisis, and psychologists have told the bbc that people living in these conditions, with no end in sight, will need long—term counselling and support to get through it. new research by the university of sheffield, based on a series of in—depth i

please note the case concerned is in brentwood, essex not chelmsford.wood, linked to the single case in nottingham. that is the latest update on those two cases of omicron here in the uk. we will be getting more information from the prime minister who is holding a corona virus briefing at downing street later this afternoon. he will be joined by england's chief medical officer, professor chris whitty and the uk government's chief scientific adviser, sir patrick vallance. full coverage here on the bbc news channel from 5pm. at least two men have been killed by falling trees as storm arwen hit parts of the uk with high winds, rain and snow. the storm caused damage across scotland, northern england, the midlands and wales — with winds of nearly 100 miles an hour leaving more than 100,000 homes without power. there are further weather warnings across the uk today, as emily unia reports. storm arwen brought winds of more than 90 miles an hour to pummel the coast of north—east scotland. the met office issued a rare red weather warning, meaning there was a pot

one in chelmsford, the other in nottingham.wo individuals concerned are self isolating alongside their households while further tests and sequencing is carried out and contact tracing. the two cases are linked. we have always been clear that we won't hesitate to take further action if that is what is required and today i can announce one thing that we are doing immediately is carrying out targeted testing and sequencing of positive cases in the two areas that are affected. secondly, we are adding four more countries to the red list from 4am on sunday and those are angola, mozambique, malawi and zambia. if anyone has travelled to these four countries or any of the other recently red listed countries in the last ten days, they must self isolate and take pcr tests. also, later today, the prime minister will be holding a press conference with the chief scientific adviser to the government and chief medical officer to set out further measures. lastly, this is a real reminder to us all that this pandemic is far from over and it is on

to talk about the 2 cases themselves, one was discovered in a place called chelmsford, in essex to the east of london, and other one in nothing and up in the midlands of the u. k. both are linked say the government, both have linked to travel to southern africa as well. that will be the 2 individuals themselves are now self isolating as all their immediate families. and that will be now search testing of the local communities as well in order to check whether the virus itself had managed to get out. perhaps if they've gone to a local shop or something like that. so they'll be search testing of the local community just to check the spread if there has been any in those 2 local communities. but as you say, the authorities are clearly very concerned. otherwise the prime minister wouldn't be doing this at 5 pm on a saturday. ok, paul brand and bring us up to date for nonsense tonight. thank you, paul. well, the so concerned in the netherlands after dozens of passengers form thank africa tested positive. here's what we know so far. the to flight sickle from cape turn and johannesburg at aro

our sports correspondent laura scott is at essex�*s county ground in chelmsford.lish cricket took another turn with john faragher becoming the second chairman of a leading county to resign in the space of a week following yorkshire's roger hutton. his sudden departure comes after he allegedly used racist language in a board meeting in 2017. he strongly denies the allegation which surfaced yesterday but last night the board of essex unanimously accepted his resignation. the new chief executive of the club and former playerjohn stephenson said he wouldn't hesitate to uphold the zero tolerance policy towards racism. the club will now review whyjohn faragher�*s comments went reported at the time. a hearing into the scandal at yorkshire, tonight development here raise questions about the issue, and tonight's development here raises questions about the issue. 0n the final day of cop26, climate activists pile on the pressure, while the president of the summit calls for one last push to reach a deal. coming up — text messages from the duchess of sussex to a former aide ar

sophie bought herfirst home in chelmsford just weeks before son reuben was born, a proud moment.and living here is taking its toll on sophie's mental health. it's kind of like a crippling depression where you can't get up. just couldn't see the point in anything. and i've had such bad issues with my anxiety. some days, ifeel like i can't leave the house and i have, like, physical problems leaving the house cos i'll feel so sick. sophie's now been prescribed anti—anxiety medication, and her doctor was so shocked by the cladding situation, he wrote to sophie's mp imploring her to raise the issue in parliament. the housing select committee has warned that the cladding scandal is becoming a public health crisis, and psychologists have told the bbc that people living in these conditions, with no end in sight, will need long—term counselling and support to get through it. new research by the university of sheffield, based on a series of in—depth interviews, found the situation is having a catastrophic impact on the mental health of some leaseholders. things like just feeling that they

emma simpson, bbc news, chelmsford.argest supermarket, tesco, began labelling the carbon footprints of its products in 2014, it soon had second thoughts. finding the scheme labour—intensive and confusing for customers, it decided not to proceed any further. but less than a decade later, carbon—labelled products are making a massive comeback. however calculating the carbon footprint of an individual product can be a complex task. with no legislation currently in place, brands undertaking carbon labelling do so on a voluntary basis. joining me now is huthones, md of advisory services at the carbon trust. good morning to you. first of all, just explain what carbon labelling is. what we find out when we look at one of these labels? ., ,., ., , , labels? carbon labelling is about communicating - labels? carbon labelling is about communicating the | labels? carbon labelling is- about communicating the climate change impact of a product or service at the point of purchase or consumption. what it really involves is calculating

emma simpson, bbc news, chelmsford. adele has revealed she was "embarrassed" by her divorce. konecki, in 2018. she added that "terrifying anxiety attacks" after the divorce prompted her to adopt an exercise and weight loss regime over the next two years. there are some flashing images in this report. this was adele's first tv interview about the release of her new album. she said because her own dad left when she was just two, she had promised herself that whatever happened, when she had children, she would always stay with her partner. what do you think the deep wound from the past from you as a little girl growing up, you are trying to heal as you reach for your relationships as an adult woman? mr; relationships as an adult woman? my dad's absolute lack of presence and effort _ dad's absolute lack of presence and effort with — dad's absolute lack of presence and effort with me. but as i got older, i effort with me. but as i got older, idefiniteiy— effort with me. but as i got older, i definitely understood that it was the alcohol, it wasn't a choice that he was necessarily

back in chelmsford, _ be able to move in ten years.ed diagnosed with autism. the family is desperate to move somewhere bigger that meets his needs. i'm the very tip of the iceberg in the sense that i'm one of the lucky ones that have support around me. my love for my son has enabled me to drag myself up from the depths of despair, to go reach out to get help, to keep myself in check. it is still unknown how many buildings there are with fire safety faults but figures obtained by the bbc reveal almost 1600 blocks are so unsafe fire services changed their evacuation policies or round—the—clock fibre trials have been put in place. 1531 of these buildings are in england, concentrated in london, manchester and merseyside. 56 are in wales. no blocks in northern ireland have these measures in place. figures for scotland were not available. this ongoing crisis is now starting to paralyse entire sections of the property market. i'm on my way to hampshire, to meet one woman who believes her block did not meet regulations at the time it was built

emma simpson, bbc news, chelmsford. adele has revealed she was "embarrassed" by her divorce.out the release of her new album. she said because her own dad left when she was just two, she had promised herself that whatever happened, when she had children, she would always stay with her partner. what do you think the deep wound from the past from you as a little girl growing up, you are trying to heal as you reach for your relationships as an adult woman? my dad's absolute lack of presence and effort with me. but as i got older, i definitely understood that it was the alcohol, it wasn't a choice that he was necessarily making himself that he didn't want... but when you are little, you don�*t know. she told oprah she was embarrassed her marriage of eight years crumbled and said it felt like that meant she was disrespecting the institution of marriage. it was just exhausting trying to like keep going with it. it's a process, the process of a divorce, the process of being a single parent. the process of not seeing your child every single day wasn't really a plan that i had when i

emma simpson, bbc news, chelmsford. the headlines on bbc news... the taxi was injured but has now been released from hospital as police continue their investigation. the covid booster programme is to be extended — it'll now be offered to people over a0. it's been announced that a public inquiry will be set mother—and—baby homes, which affected more than 10,000 woman. the institutions housed women and girls who became pregnant outside of marriage. fionnuala boyle, who was adopted and later found out she had a brother, who died and was buried in a mass grave. mark mccollum began by telling victoria what he'd been able to find out about his own birth—mother. she was a young girl from derry, northern ireland who fell pregnant at the age of 22 and she was dispatched to the home in newry where she was stripped of her rights, stripped of her identity and had to work in almost slave —like conditions. and then right up until she was due to give birth, she was transferred to daisy hill hospital where i was born and then we were transferred back into the laun

emma simpson, bbc news, chelmsford. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas.for scotland and northern ireland. a few showers tonight here. some clear spells in the south and east, and a few spots of drizzle in england and wales. but under the clearer skies, some places down to three degrees. but most looking at a frost—free start to tuesday. there could be the odd mist and fog patch. heading through into tomorrow we have a front moving in from the north—west and that will bring some wetter, windier weather to northern ireland and northern and western scotland. england and wales should be largely dry. the cloud thick enough for the odd spot of drizzle. some sunshine behind that weakening front. there is that rain that will affect scotland into the far north—west of england in the afternoon. temperatures 10 to 13 degrees. some sunshine for the likes of belfast. as we move through into the middle of the week, we have a different air mass and a brief window of colder weather through the day on wednesday. so it will be a fresher feel and there will be more sunshine

emma simpson, bbc news, chelmsford.ers ten years ago tarnished his image. his father, muammar gaddafi, was swept from power in 2011 after a nato—backed uprising — which made way for a decade of chaos and violence. this is what his son, said about his presidential bid. translation: may god bring truth between us and _ translation: may god bring truth between us and our _ translation: may god bring truth between us and our people - translation: may god bring truth between us and our people and - translation: may god bring truth between us and our people and let| between us and our people and let the vulnerable. god makes the decision, even if the infidels hate it. you“re watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carole. hello again. we have had some dense fog patches across parts of england and wales this morning. and most of that now lifting. we also have a weather front bumping into an area high pressure so it is weakening. still some rain in it, though. and later we have another front coming our w

the health - secretary said one was in chelmsford in essex and the other in nottingham, that they ared, that their households are isolating. 0k, thank you. let's listen in to the prime minister. the ok, thank you. let's listen in to the prime minister.— 0k, thank you. let's listen in to the prime minister. the plan against covid has been _ the prime minister. the plan against covid has been working, _ the prime minister. the plan against covid has been working, we - the prime minister. the plan against covid has been working, we have - the prime minister. the plan against| covid has been working, we have had the fastest _ covid has been working, we have had the fastest vaccine relative in europe — the fastest vaccine relative in europe and now the fastest booster campaign _ europe and now the fastest booster campaign in europe with almost 16.8 million _ campaign in europe with almost 16.8 million boosters in people's arms. the case _ million boosters in people's arms. the case numbers have remained relatively— the case numbers have remained relatively high, but we are seeing falling _