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recent times-_ and there will be a special edition of question time at 8pm this evening live from cheltenham guilty to causing the death of a teenager in 2019. motorcyclist harry dunn collided with a car driven by american anne scoolas in august 2019 and died in hospital. today, via video link to the old bailey, she admitted causing his death by careless driving. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. it�*s more than three years since harry dunn was killed in a head—on collision outside a us base in northamptonshire. this afternoon, wearing the green of his favourite motorbike, his family arrived at the old bailey in london to see the american woman responsible finally admit her guilt in court. appearing by video link from her lawyer�*s office in washington, anne sacoolas — with her dark hair tied back — pleaded guilty to a charge of causing harry dunn�*s death by careless driving. harry dunn wasjust 19 years old when he died, and his family have campaigned hard to get the case to this stage, when once a court case seemed impossible. it�*s been really tough. and today, hones

the 5—6 favourite ridden by jack kennedy won over the same distance at cheltenham today, seeing off rivalere on bbc news throughout the evening, but that is it for me and the sportsday team. good night. hello. it stays mild through the second half of the weekend and into next week as well. and still further showers or longer spells of rain all tied in with this area of low pressure, which will bring some thundery rain north and eastwards across the uk tonight and through tomorrow as well. we've also got south or south easterly winds, and we've got this extremely mild air across england, wales, scotland and northern ireland. so it stays mild both by day and by night. back to tonight, and we'll have further showers pushing their way north and eastwards, heavy and thundery. ahead and behind them for a while, some clear spells, but also some mist and fog before another spell of heavy thundery rain starts to arrive from the southwest later in the night. the far north of scotland likely to keep more cloud with just some patchy rain here. temperatures not much lower than 12 or 13 celsius in plac

they're the lowest ranked side left and were handed an away draw at league 1 cheltenham. cup in doncaster. france were 20—0 up at half time and added another try after the break, however a moment of sporting history came in the second half as siteni tau—kamo scored greece's first ever try at a rugby league world cup. the sport was banned in the country until this august. and although they were beaten, they added a second try at the end. next up france face england on saturday. hello there. monday brought plenty of afternoon sunshine across england and wales and it was very mild for the time of year with temperatures reaching as high as 20 in london. that's a degrees above the october average. meanwhile, in scotland, an area of low pressure was with us all day, bringing cloudier weather and outbreaks of rain that struggled to clear away. now, what we're looking at over the next couple of days is this area of low pressure will move out of the way, and in its place, an area of high pressure will build in from the north. but because it's coming in from the north, it will have

we're joined by broadcaster and author, mariella frostrup, from cheltenham, and here in the studio, drn the position we are in terms of making advances. all of the things the appg have brought up to date are things we identified in cracking the menopause published a year ago and also set up menopause mandate in order to campaign for it. it'sjust mandate in order to campaign for it. it's just crazy about women in the early 40s are going for a health check that doesn't even mention the menopause. you know, itjust indicates how overlooked and disparaged a perfectly normal phase that all women will go through has been. a lot of the recommendations from the parliamentary group are just common sense and why we can put them into action isjust just common sense and why we can put them into action is just a just common sense and why we can put them into action isjust a mystery, a nationalforum, so take them into action isjust a mystery, a national forum, so take away the postcode lottery for what hrt you will be given are not given, won't be available because of shortages, the abandonment of pr