here is mark white's package from chelmsford and it's billed as one of chelmsford's most sought aftermplexes , a multi—million pound complexes, a multi—million pound conversion of an old office block into luxury apartments . block into luxury apartments. >> the marketing photographs show just how comfortable these flats are, but for now , at flats are, but for now, at least, none of the 98 units here are for local use turned over. instead to the home office to house asylum seekers . dozens of house asylum seekers. dozens of migrants have already moved in the refurbishment work on the remaining apartments is almost complete . complete. >> the mould was all up there, all around, down the floors, along all the pipework and across the ceiling and just running down the walls. it was absolutely disgusting. >> tasha burgess moved into this damp and mould infested property in chelmsford five years ago . in chelmsford five years ago. only last year was the family finally moved out while those problems were fixed east, but not before she and her children developed chronic respiratory ailments .

here is mark white's package from chelmsford and it's billed as one of chelmsford's most sought aftermplexes , a multi—million pound complexes, a multi—million pound conversion of an old office block into luxury apartments . block into luxury apartments. >> the marketing photographs show just how comfortable these flats are, but for now , at flats are, but for now, at least, none of the 98 units here are for local use turned over. instead to the home office to house asylum seekers . dozens of house asylum seekers. dozens of migrants have already moved in the refurbishment work on the remaining apartments is almost complete . complete. >> the mould was all up there, all around, down the floors, along all the pipework and across the ceiling and just running down the walls. it was absolutely disgusting. >> tasha burgess moved into this damp and mould infested property in chelmsford five years ago . in chelmsford five years ago. only last year was the family finally moved out while those problems were fixed east, but not before she and her children developed chronic respiratory ailments .

karen helped create chelmsford's women's safety charter.than men feel unsafe in public areas.— in public areas. we still need a focus on — in public areas. we still need a focus on hardware, - in public areas. we still need a focus on hardware, so - in public areas. we still need i a focus on hardware, so things like cctv and lighting, because people do report that those things makes them feel safer. but i think we also need to really focus on prevention. the aim is not _ really focus on prevention. the aim is notjust _ really focus on prevention. the aim is notjust to _ really focus on prevention. the aim is notjust to reduce crime, but to make sure women and other vulnerable groups feel safer. for more stories from across the uk, had to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. china's newly adopted law on foreign relations has come into effect. it's meant to provide the overall rules and regulations for developing relations with the rest of the world. some of the main provisions include: upholding the multilateral trading system a

we have an exclusive story from chelmsford crossed the engush from chelmsford crossed the english channely accommodation. i joke not. and nonh accommodation. i joke not. and north sea oil has rishi finally got it right by saying let's produce our own rather than importing it from other parts of the world. i'd rather think for once, perhaps the pm has got this right. but before all of that and my little announcement , let's get the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> nigel. thank you. good evening. the top story from the newsroom teachers are no longer on strike as all four teaching unions in england accept a 6.5% pay unions in england accept a 6.5% pay rise that means all industrial action is now being called off following walkout in state schools since february. in a dispute over pay the education secretary gillian keegan welcomed the decision, saying it brought an end to disruption in classrooms . as the prime classrooms. as the prime minister says, the planned expansion of oil and gas drilling in the north sea is entirely consistent with his government's net zero plan. former

karen helped create chelmsford women safety charter, research shows women more than men feel unsafe inareas. we still need to _ feel unsafe in public areas. 9 still need to focus on hardware so things like cctv and lighting because people do report those things make them feel safer, but we also need to focus on prevention. the aim is notjust to reduce crime but to make sure women and other vulnerable groups feel safer. you are live with bbc news. time for a look at the business news now. let's start with oil, because the world's two biggest producers, saudi arabia and russia, have both announced some huge production cuts. the news sent the price of brent crude two percent higher, a short while ago it was trading atjust over 76 dollars per barrel. first it was saudi arabia which announced it was cutting its production by one million barrels per day from august. then russia said it was cutting its production by half—a million barrels per day from august too. the cuts mean global supplies will be reduced by around i.5%. joining me now is viktor katona, head of crude analysis at the commod

we have an exclusive story from chelmsford crossed the engush from chelmsford crossed the english channel into luxury accommodation. i joke not. and nonh accommodation. i joke not. and north sea oil has rishi finally got it right by saying let's produce our own rather than importing it from other parts of the world. i'd rather think for once, perhaps the pm has got this right. but before all of that and my little announcement , let's get the news with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. >> nigel. thank you. good evening. the top story from the newsroom teachers are no longer on strike as all four teaching unions in england accept a 6.5% pay unions in england accept a 6.5% pay rise that means all industrial action is now being called off following walkout in state schools since february. in a dispute over pay the education secretary gillian keegan welcomed the decision, saying it brought an end to disruption in classrooms . as the prime classrooms. as the prime minister says, the planned expansion of oil and gas drilling in the north sea is entirely consistent with his government's net zero p

i traffic jams, and gets chelmsford moving again?— traffic jams, and gets chelmsford movin: auain?in'unction. scottish ambulance— heard in her injunction. scottish ambulance statistics _ heard in her injunction. scottish ambulance statistics showed . heard in her injunction. scottish ambulance statistics showed a i ambulance statistics showed a increase in core lights across scotland last winter and a staggering 84% in the north in december. whilst few calls have fallen slightly, food and other costs have risen exponentially. two and the perversity of energy—rich scotland, seeing one third of scots in fuel poverty, and actually freezing. when with the government to bring in a social tariff to ensure the poor and runnable can get through this winter without calling out the ambulance service because they are freezing? is out the ambulance service because they are freezing?— they are freezing? is my right honourable _ they are freezing? is my right honourable friend _ they are freezing? is my right honourable friend the - they are freezing? is my right i honourable friend the chancell

we have two cities either side of us, which is colchester and chelmsford , is colchester and chelmsfordhe implications that will have for funny enough, we've just seen one of the mini buses pull away and these are the shuttle buses that are going to these local local towns and cities. >> oh, wow. okay. look, i appreciate you standing out in the rain, so i won't keep you too much longer. but i have got too much longer. but i have got to ask what would what would to ask what would you what would you done as secretary you have done as home secretary if if you were still in if you were if you were still in post now? what be post now? what would be different under pretty so quite quite lot. quite a lot. >> and you know, people love to airbrush the past and new governments come and that governments come in and do that and ministers that all the and ministers do that all the time. don't forget the time. but don't forget the government when i was at government policy. when i was at the office was based upon the home office was based upon the home office was based upon the new plan for immigrati

flyover and since then, people from all across essex have been stuck in chelmsford. >> traffic jamsowth. we badly need a new junction at the army and navy , but the funding army and navy, but the funding decision has been stuck in whitehall, so will my right hon. friend use his powerful cross cabinet convening powers to get treasury and transport to agree to the money so we can deliver a new junction. stop the traffic jams and get chelmsford moving again. >> deputy prime minister. >> deputy prime minister. >> well, i know how powerful my right honourable friend makes the for case this scheme and she has done so once again in the chamber. the chancellor was sitting next to me and would also have heard the case. i understand that the outline case business case submitted by essex county council is being considered by ministers right now and all relevant ministers will have heard her injunction in council. >> scottish ambulance service statistics showed an increase in hypothermic callouts of over 30% across scotland last winter and across scotland last winter and a staggering 84% in the

she's chelmsford and colchester. she's deaung chelmsford and colchester.. ironically, immigration related. she's dealing with a lot of problems when it comes to this war on the motorist. we've seen rishi sunak speak about this today in the sunday telegraph. this idea people greater this idea that people in greater london areas are being affected by ulez. there being affected by low traffic neighbourhoods. there's even a story, interestingly , it's not a london interestingly, it's not a london centric this there's centric thing. this there's a story the observer today story in the observer today about bristol about people in bristol campaigning against some of these ultra low emission zones because at end of the day, because at the end of the day, and those who advocate it and i know those who advocate it don't to admit this is don't like to admit it, this is a tax on poorer people. all this is a tax on working people. you're archetype of white van, man and woman , people who have man and woman, people who have to shift work in the middle to do shift work i

let�*s go to oliver in chelmsford as well. thank you for all the calls on this.t well out there so tell us more. i do, - morning, nicky. you know it well out there so tell us more. i do, my - there so tell us more. i do, my arents there so tell us more. i do, my parents live — there so tell us more. i do, my parents live in _ there so tell us more. i do, my parents live in a _ there so tell us more. i do, my parents live in a little - there so tell us more. i do, my parents live in a little village i parents live in a little village called lardos which up until now i had never seen on the news, but it now appears on a map, which is a strange thing to see, the places of devastation are things that i have seen many times over the years and it is shocking to see, speaking to my parents over the last couple of days they have had quite a traumatic period being taken out of their house to a nearby apartment and having to move out of that and then sleeping on a beach overnight, luckily there is a secluded beach so they were able to get away from it, but i think the prob

quick text — our son will be three years old next week and we live in chelmsford.litan police force has apologised to the family of daniel morgan — a private detective who was murdered in 1987. the met has also reached a private financial settlement and admitted liability for its failings in the investigation. tata, the owner of jaguar land rover, has confirmed plans to build a new electric car battery factory in the uk. tata says it�*s investing £4 billion, but it�*s understood the government is providing subsidies worth hundreds of millions of pounds. new data shows children in some parts of england who need a general anaesthetic for dental work are having to wait 18 months for treatment. the data comes from a freedom of information request to the nhs. john wilkinson has the sport. ben stokes says bad weather for the fourth ashes test could "suit them even more", as it�*ll encourage even more of the attacking style of play england have adopted. they�*re 2—1 down in the series ahead of today�*s match at old trafford. england women ended their ashes with a one—day

yeah >> and jill and chelmsford says this i was bullied before i retired and i was not the only one.thed. i had a lot of evidence. but the employer one and that's had a detrimental effect on my health for months . so the fight health for months. so the fight sometimes fight in itself sometimes the fight in itself and is the punishment aussie beth says it's has been my unfortunate experience. >> hi there aussie beth by the way, faithful viewer , it's been way, faithful viewer, it's been my unfortunate experience that bullies well because bullies do well because employers find find ways of promoting them up and out of their positions to get rid of their positions to get rid of the problem. the problem being toxic relationships in the workplace . yes. rather the workplace. yes. rather than the behaviour the individual . behaviour of the individual. well, yeah. >> brian in echoes >> and brian in lincoln echoes a point made earlier, and point you made earlier, and i agree human agree with ann about human resource departments. most of the bosses are buddies with hr managers, conversation mana