cheryl dennis, bbc points west at southmead hospital. cheryl dennis, bbc news.n the uk, more than 30 firefighters, police officers and public servants who died in the line of duty have become the first to posthumously receive a new award in recognition of their sacrifice. among those honoured with the "elizabeth emblem" are police constables fiona bone and nicola hughes, who were killed in 2012. nicola's father, bryn, led the campaign for people like his daughter to be recognised, as our reporter tim muffett explains. it's been a long, grief stricken journey for bryn hughes. it's 12 years since his daughter nicola was murdered whilst serving as a police constable. he finds running can help. you're alone with your thoughts. as a grieving father, to get through it, you've got to put one foot in front of the other. now bryn is doing precisely that along downing street. he's here with paul bowen, whose daughter fiona was murdered alongside nicola. the unarmed officers were shot and attacked with a grenade whilst attending what was believed to be a routine burglary i

cheryl dennis, bbc news. that's absolute fantastic. last on the bill there. the 79—year—old is one of the biggest selling artists of all time and has already announced he'll stop doing large scale world tours of the end of 2025. here's art savage. as well as a spot of football. that year, tickets cost £97, and glastonbury had erected a five—mile long super fence to keep out gate—crashers. on stage, rod thanked the audience for keeping the festival safe. glastonbury is going to go on for the next 30 years. maybe i won't be here, but you lot will be here. rod stewart and maggie may. do you remember it? rod stewart is one of the biggest recording artists of all time, selling more than 250 million records worldwide as a solo artist and with the faces. # wake up, maggie, i think i've got something to say to you... ferrari can't go through here at all. so me and the boys thought we'd come and do it ourselves. in recent years, he's also become something of an activist, filling in potholes near his home in essex. can you get the hairdryer, ple

cheryl dennis, bbc news. cute! christmas, every year. that is the story we definitely need today.wo—year—old sibling were also in the car, but weren't injured. the girl has undergone surgery whilst her father has potentially life changing injuries. a 22—year—old man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. euston and euston square underground stations will "both cease to function as reliable stations in peak hours" due to overcrowding, according to a leaked report sent to bbc london. the report said they both need to be urgently upgraded to remain safe. recently a travel watchdog said passengers at the euston were being put in danger by "high levels of overcrowding". transport for london has said it would never allow a situation where a station it runs is unsafe. staying with travel and tfl says it is to take enforcement action against dockless e—bike operators who fail to act when bikes are left in the wrong place. it says it's also to fund more than 7000 new parking spots for the bikes to try and prevent them being left as potential trip hazards on the streets. now, if