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that's a key hub for this part of the world between north—east wales and chester for work or leisureed because the road speeding onto it have been closed are impassable with floodwater. one thing i can say is one road, it was like driving along the bed of a flooded river pillar one point to get into mould this morning because there was quite a torrent of water coming down in the valley and a fair amount of disruption under general advice is to be careful if you are driving for a flood affected area and don't travel unless you have do. chris, thank you very much and i can see plenty of reporters on screen to the side of me across the uk and you can get all of their insight and analysis on the latest on the ground on the live page on our website. our weather presenter, chris fawkes joins me now from the newsroom. what's the outlook? well, storm babet is still battering parts of the uk, 60 mph winds driving these massive waves into the north sea coast. this was a south shields earlier today and we had a millimetres of rain or thereabouts across the wettest parts of scotland and it's bee

she discovered anna offering the service privately in chester and made the five hour round trip for ther a pair of tattoos. i just feel complete. i can look in the mirror and feel normal. not that i stand there every day and do that, i did to start with, because i'm so happy. i'm so happy with it. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. welcome to sport today. the headlines this evening. a ground carved into the mountains and the two teams at the summit. india and new zealand were unbeaten and on course. the top two in the pool but the hosts want so much more.

roy in chester, virginia. independent. hi, roy. caller: yes. this is roy, independent voter from the state of virginia. i have given them a recommendation. i've given them five people that democrats would come over and help. those five people are, conservative, reagan conservative republicans, michael mccaul, from texas. ken buck from colorado. kelly armstrong from north dakota. mike gallagher from wisconsin. any of those -- and mike turner of ohio. any of those that they would put on the floor for nomination, the 212 democrats would come over and help support them. because they are -- they're not maga republicans. they are conservative republicans. host: all right, roy. let's listen to ralph norman talking to reporters on capitol hill. mr. norman: we have got to decide who we want as speaker. he's the designee now. for however long it takes. at the end they have day jim jordan will have to decide that. he has to decide what he wants to do. reporter: if he supports this, would that change your mind? mr. norman: no, whether he supports it or not

she discovered anna offering the service privately in chester and made the five—hour round trip for theoos. i just feel complete. i can look in the mirror and feel normal. not that i stand there every day and do that, i did to start with, because i'm so happy. i'm so happy with it. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. welcome to sport today. the headlines this evening. a classy knock from virat kohli sends cricket world cup hosts india to the top of the table after a win over new zealand. world champion max verstappen was made to work for his 50th formula i win at the us grand prix. a perfect first anniversary present for unai emery as aston villa beat west ham in the premier league. welcome to the programme. we start at the cricket world cup where india are the only unbeaten team left in the competition after their four wicket victory over new zealand. the win included a batting masterclass from virat kohli which was watched by bbc news. a ground carved into the mountains and the two teams at the summit. india and new zealand were unbeaten and on course. t

roy, chester, virginia. independent line. thanks for calling. go ahead. caller: thank you. until we get a conservative, a full conservative nominee on the republican side for speaker of the house, we are going to -- we are not going anywhere. a full conservative, reagan, a reagan conservative like i voted. is mike turner of ohio. tim buck of -- ken buck of colorado. michael mccaul of texas. kelly armstrong of north dakota. or mike gallagher of wisconsin. those are true conservative, what the democrats are waiting for. at 210 or 212 democrats for mike turner or any of those i mentioned. but they are not going to cross the aisle for maga -- maga is not a republican party. it's a party within itself. a maga party. a republican party is a true conservative party. like we had under president reagan. host: carolyn in louisiana. republican line. caller: yes. until they learn to play ball together, they ain't going to do crap. first of all louisiana, we don't play this monkey business they play everywhere else. we go in, we vote. we don't try to steal votes or whatever. but louisia

she discovered anna offering the service privately in chester and made the five—hour round trip for thettoos. ijust feel complete. i can look in the mirror and feel normal. not that i stand there every day and do that! i did to start with, because i'm so happy. i'm so happy with it. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm zof with the catch up. tonight — the uk living wage will increase next year. a change to the tinder app. and llamas on the loose. but first, as the israel—gaza war continues, an elderly woman has been released by hamas after being held hostage. yocheved lifschitz�*s daughter described the moment her mum was kidnapped. while she was being taken, she was hit by sticks by shabab people. her husband is still being held hostage. meanwhile, tuesday's expected humanitarian delivery to gaza has been delayed, but the un warns its aid operations will end if fuel supplies don't arrive. some other stories now. a bbc investigation has found that the government failed to act on multiple warnings about a website promoting suicide. at least 50 peopl

set up mansion, center balls and come senator casey, civic cortez corz masto, senator brown, center chester i will observe on that list seven of those nine are up for reelection and difficult campaigns next year. i like my friend from vermont who just won his election were the most democratic states in the country. our wonder why the seven democratic senators who are at risk of the canned paint trail last year were willing to join my bill? we offer the malden opportunity to join the bill but is radio silence. could be they want to say one thing on the campaign trail and do another thing a here? a few v points the center from vermont made this was a tough decision to free hostages we have to keep our word. it's always tough decision happy hostage situations overseas. however, sink $6 billion or five american simply encourages more hostage taking. we saw this the last time we paid ranson to iran under the obama administration. they immediately took more hostages we just freed by paying ransom. just a few weeks after we paid that ransom hamas perpetrated this attack took over 200 hostages. may

the investigation will focus on the countess of chester hospital after lucy letby — a nurse — was convictede hospital's neonatal unit. more information on our website. in italy, at least 21 people, including two children, have died after a tourist coach crashed off a flyover near venice onto railway tracks, and burst into flames. the bus was taking passengers from the centre of venice to a campsite in the nearby mestre district on the mainland. 0ur rome correspondent mark lowen reports from the scene. the spot where the tourist bus made its last deadlyjourney. suddenly it swerved and careered off the side of the overpass, plunging several metres down towards the railway tracks and bursting into flames. many of the passengers died on impact, ukrainians and germans among the victims. some of the bodies are too charred to identify. translation: it was a complex operation last night for the 60 fire brigades from all over the veneto region. the coach caught fire and so we first had to extinguish the flames in order to get inside. we carried out a rapid intervention which allowed us to save 15 pe

she discovered anna offering the service privately in chester and made the five—hour round trip for thettoos. ijust feel complete. i can look in the mirror and feel normal. not that i stand there every day and do that. i did, to start with, because i'm so happy. i'm so happy with it. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hello from the bbc sport centre. we're starting with the rugby union world cup, as new zealand take on argentina in the semifinal later. the all blacks certainly won't underestimate their opponents — a team that did beat them in their own back yard last year and who, of course, knocked out wales in the quarters. but new zealand know if they play like they did against ireland, they will be through to the final and chasing a fourth world cup trophy. although they may be haunted by the memories of what happened four years ago, when england sent them home at this stage. from that experience, you learn a lot. it's clear they have some outstanding leaders on the team. pretty much all of them were there, and i know that that is driving some of them

in fact, he nominates, a young man named theodore roosevelt to to replace chester arthur, who was kind of the corrupt head of the customs house. he blocks roscoe conkling, who was a big republican boss in new york. he he does things which he thinks are the right thing to do. but again, he's tainted all this other stuff. and so he when leaves office, it's it's kind of under a cloud. on the other hand, rather behaves is the second most famous us president in paraguay paraguay and i'm not making this up paraguay was in the middle of a war with argentina and they decided to stop and have the united states president arbitrate the dispute. and hayes's administration arbitrate this this dispute in the favor of paraguay awards a whole bunch of land to paraguay. and they love him for it. in fact they name a city after him, they name one of their state. so they they they they call it a department. there is the state of president hayes. and in paraguay, even a major soccer club. club president hayes is named after him. so, i mean, he's got that going him right? of course, hayes isn't going run. t

trump tower, 40 wall street, trump park avenue and his west chester golf club.we see him, he just walked back into the courtroom. i want to bring in pulitzer prize winning investigative journalist david k. johnson, he has been reporting on trump's financial situation literally for decades and is author of the book, "the big cheat," how donald trump fleeced america and enriched himself and his family. also with us, coanchor of pbs news hour, and msnbc political contributor, geoff bennett. david, let me start with you. the judge had given the trump organization as you put it cleverly, the corporate death penalty. i don't know how much you've had time to watch what donald trump has been doing this morning, but he's spoken as vividly as i've heard him, as angrily as i have seen him, what do you think as someone who has covered him so closely for so long is going on? >> well, your correspondent got it exactly correct. donald is absolutely livid because donald is his money. that's the most important thing to understand. and it's the reason he inflates the size of his

she discovered and are offering the service privately in l offering the service privately in chesterel completely, i can look in the mirror and look normal, not that i stand here everyday and do that. but i did to stand here everyday and do that. emit i did to start with, because i'm happy with it. hello, this is your updates from the bbc sport centre. we start with the conflict in israel and gaza and its impact on sport. the algerian football federation has announced its suspending all football competitions and matches in solidarity with the palestinian people. their announcement comes just three days after algeria had agreed to host the palestine national team's forthcoming matches — following a request from the palestinian fa. the algerian fa have not given a date for when football will return. last week, uefa postponed all football due to be held in israel, including a european championship qualifier. liverpool forward mohamed salah has called on world leaders to do more to stop people being killed in the conflict. the egyptian international said aid to gaza must be allowed immed

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in the beginning of the 20th year, chester park will operate decoupling centers lived in the philippine reserve in 2020, and since then , the populist regime has led to the destruction of natural reserves. and now we’ll worry about the forecast for our neighbors’ house for the next day. and on the territory of belarus. panjadzelak 23 kastrychnika in the regions of central and western europe is experiencing partly cloudy weather without significant downfalls. in the countries of western europe it is cloudy with clear declines in the intensity of the world. night europe is smelly. it will be a long month, the snow will be wet. in the countries of ex-europe , taxa is always possible. panjadzelak has 23 castrics in berlin. hell +9 yes +15, cloudy. near warsaw: 9-13°c, light rain. in kiev - 12:16 with plus signs without downfall. in vilnius the temperature is 8 and 10° above zero. rain ryga 8-9 with signs plus, dachshund rain. talina has hell 5 and 8° chickens. pakhmurna. st. petersburg has +2 +5. i west. maskwe has 4.8° above zero. doshch. panyadzelak has 23 kastrychnika wash-houses in bela

and will chester give us a lot of the they don't nice lot new schwab the other way as a site, including most of them. would you agree? it's only fair that ukraine prisoners should be made to rebuild all of the damaged areas of the dpr, l. p. r, and rush for it to spread the is the most beautiful. so here of out to me the father victor and one of the most heavily showed areas of the dpr. uh, just a few months ago. uh, a young one, another child, 3 years old as 3 years old, were killed by ukrainian nazis. the father of this church was also injured within the past year. yes. and i wanna show you, you all the beauty of this place, but also want to show you i was just exactly what the premium military is targeting, which is a church. there's no military personnel in the military bases, you have a slide yes more playground equipment.

the investigation will focus on the countess of chester hospital after lucy letby, a nurse, was convictede hospital's neonatal unit. i will just bring you a little bit more news before we go. a safeguarding review are set to begin after the death of ten—year—old sara sharif. her body was discovered under a blanket in a bunk bed at her home in woking in surrey on the 10th of august. herfatherand woking in surrey on the 10th of august. herfather and her august. her father and her stepmother and august. herfather and her stepmother and her uncle are charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. safeguarding children partnership in surrey is due to look at the work of all agencies involved in the youngster�*s family, including police, health, social care and education. stay with us here on bbc news. if you missed any of the news and coverage on our top story, which was the announcement by the prime minister rishi sunak today, his speech at the conservative party conference in manchester, including where he confirmed that the scrapping of the northern leg of hs2 and a whole

there's chester. >> oh. hi. >> see? charming chester and do we have another? callahan. very smart black cat available oh and silk. >> perfect name. >> what a great name. yeah and gianna -- >> that's my cat. >> shut the front door. >> that's not really my cal but that's going to be my cat. >> do you need that? for real. >> i need that cat. >> i will pay your adoption fee if you get that cat today. >> are you kidding. >> if my husband is watching orbit don't watch. my kids will be all over it. the hubby is not on board. >> gianna. >> it's named gianna and i was thinking luna, but gianna kitty. >> you'd be two g household. >> i'm going to think about this -- really going to think about this. >> i'll pay for it. >> very nice offer, reed. jess? i might get a cat. >>> i think you should. i really think you should. and here's the thing. how many people in your household want a cat? how many? everyone except my husband. >> three people right? >> three v one? you guys will one. >> i think so too. >> sorry pete. [ laughter ] you are getting another gianna. a second wife. at your

chester son said america is the only nation in the world that is founded upon a creed and listed with theological lucidity. all men are created equal, not born equal, created equal and endowed by the same enablable rights, life, liberty, pursuit of happiness. that is the creed that has and mated our nation and made us the great nation that we are and we are in a time of extraordinary crisis and the world needs us to be strong and remember our creed. turmoil and violence have rocked middle east and europe. the country demands strong leadership of this body and we must not waver. our nation's greatest ally in the middle east is under attack. first bill that i'm going to bring to this floor in a little while will be in support of our dear friend israel and we are overdo -- overdue in getting that done. we are going to show not only israel, but the entire world that the. ms. barragan: ism of hamas we have seen play out on our television screens is reach he had and wrong and we are going to stand for the good in that conflict. we have a catastrophe at our southern border. senate and the wh

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chester hospital is under investigation for corporate manslaughter. nurse jailed for life after killing seven babies and attempting to murder six others attempting to murder six others at the hospital's neonatal unit. cheshire constabulary confirmed it's focusing on the indictment penod it's focusing on the indictment period between june 2015 and 2016. it says it's considering areas, including senior leadership and decision making, to determine whether any criminal pity has taken place . criminal pity has taken place. as a 19 year old soldier is believed to have taken her own life after relentless sexual harassment by one of her bosses. an army investigation has found royal artillery gunner james lee beck was found dead at larkhill camp in wiltshire in december 2021. the report describes as an intense period of unwell behaviour and says it's almost certain this was a casual factor in her death . a murder in her death. a murder investigation has been launched after a dog believed to be an xl bully killed a man in sunderland. police responded just befor

found guilty in august of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others at the countess of chester stages. laurence fox has been sacked by gb news after an outcry about comments he made on air about a female journalist. the former actor and political activist sparked controversy last week when he asked what "self—respecting man" would "climb into bed" with ava evans. fox made the comments while appearing as a contributor on dan wootton's show. a murder investigation has been launched after a man was attacked and killed in sunderland by what police believe to be an american xl bully dog. the man who died has been named as 54—year—old ian langley. police say the dog was killed to protect the public and a 44—year—old man has been arrested. you're live with bbc news. catholic church leaders from around the world have gathered in rome for the month—long synod, which will consider questions rangingf rom the role of women, ranging from the role of women, priestly celibacy and blessings for lgbt catholics. for the first time, women will be able to vote at the meeting, along with others — n

this problem gets in the gym and call them and listening to transfer the old off shows for west chester to and from the middle east. shots reaffirm, says government support for israel and for efforts to get the hostages free for more than $200.00 being held in cause that among them a number of truman nationals signed the lease to get of got an important task for us is freeing the hostages. they must be released without any condition. i give us about disability. also, i want to say this very clearly to those who preach tara many of those who were kidnapped with active as to the full front of seeking piece in the region. i learned this from the friends and family, so we see this needs to be said here to we are working for the release of the hostages. so it's also spoke about the situation of civilians in the gaza strip as the one on the season getting those up for sale equally victims and hostages of how much to increase and competes using them as human shields, which is inhumane. and that's come yukon, describing any other way to the zip. so you have see, all it sees control over them in

send someone... then the news, but at that moment, by the way, the news came to us, straight from chesterl you, with pleasure, a few days ago the anna bear was brought there, his name is aberound, but you can affectionately both, for some reason i i read it in french, he has a serious mission in the park, he must help save his species from extinction, soon the bear will meet a three-year-old female named pacha, and an interesting story ensues, the zoos hope that the animals will get along and they will have cubs, according to estimates scientists: there are less than 10,000 andean bears left in nature, their habitat is south america, this species is also notable for the fact that it is the most venomous after the giant panda in the bear family, feeds mainly on grass, fruits, palm rhizomes, what a complex word, branches, what a wonderful interesting color it has, both , i want to turn to you now, all my hope is in you, so please don’t let me down, the whole world will watch your successes and achievements. it’s just that everything about these bears, yes, well, they are carrying the love o

favorite hunter pence participated, as well as bulls legend bill cartwright and raider greats raymond chesternd swervin mervyn fernandez as well. >> one of the heroes of the golden state warriors championship run is calling it quits forward andre iguodala announced his retirement this morning after 19 nba seasons. iguodala is credited with shutting down lebron james and helping the warriors secure the 2015 title. he was named finals mvp that year. iguodala won't turn to coaching. he's actually going into finance. he founded a venture capitalist firm that invests in sports tech and sports media rights. the warriors plan to retire iguodala's number nine jersey at a later date. >> well, he'll be missed, but good for him. good luck. all right. we still have much more news ahead. >> so let's get to abc7 news anchor karina nova for a look at the stories coming up at 530. karina thanks, dan and alma. >> it's friday, but we're already looking ahead to monday night football here on abc seven. the 49 ers will take on the vikings as sports anchor chris alvarez joins us live from levi stadium with a prev

host: we're just about out of time but we are going to try to get in chester from florida. independent line. go ahead. representative bera, i don't know how well you knew her, but could you give a sense of your impressions of the passing of senator feinstein? guest: she was an icon to california, certainly. a leader in the senate for many years. it's not going to be easy to replace senator feinstein. we are thrilled with kevin newsom's pick and she will do a fine job and we all look to support her. there is an election coming up to build a full term of senator feinstein's e. our hearts are with her family and the memory of a great icon of california. host: >> we are going to break away here. remarks by president biden on student loan forgiveness. president biden: now we organize

la calle fremont, casi esquina con la avenida chester en stockton, se convirtió en escena de un crimena se detuvo en medio de la calle cuando la camioneta se descompuso. y cuando el conductor se baja del vehículo, lo atropellan. >> located a 36 year old hispanic mail. >> los oficiales se encuentran a un hombre hispano de 36 años de edad que parecía haber sido atropellado y a pesar de los esfuerzos de los paramédicos, el hombre muere en el lugar. la víctima viajaba en una camioneta negra tipo suv y se cree que el vehículo que lo golpeó también era una camioneta tipo de suv de color obscuro. el señor spencer se dice trabaja por aquí. le tocó ver cuando estaba en la calle acordonada. dice que esa parte de la calle es muy oscura, por lo que no le extraña saber lo sucedido. >> you can't see in the people wearing dark clothes. >> si en la noche casi no se ve nada y si la gente trae ropa negra, mucho menos, indicó. la policía pide la colaboración de quienes viven o trabajan cerca de la esquina de fremont y que revise las cámaras de vigilancia para ver si captaron la camioneta que buscan. se c

found guilty in august of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others at the countess of chesterar—old's body was found at her home in woking on the tenth august. herfather, stepmother and uncle appeared at the old bailey last month. they will face a murder trial next autumn. new analysis shows petrol and diesel prices surged last month as the rising cost of oil hit drivers at the pumps. figures from the motoring firm rac show a litre of petroljumped by an average of a.5p. the prime minister has announced that a—levels and t levels will be replaced by a new qualification for all school leaders. you're live with bbc news. former street gang leader accused of orchestrating the drive—by shooting of rap star tupac has appeared briefly in court. do wayne and keith davis was arrested last friday after a grand jury charged with murder —— duane. megan owen has more. he's known for his political and social messages in his lyrics. he's also sold over 75 million records worldwide. but this is footage from the 13th of september, 1996, when the 13th of september, 1996, when the wrapper was gu

found guilty in august of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others at the countess of chestersharif, whose ten—year—old body was found in woking on the 10th of august. her father, stepmother and uncle appeared in court last month after returning to the uk from pakistan. new analysis shows petrol and diesel prices surged last month as the rising cost of oil... figures from rac show a leader of petrol jumped by an average of £4.5 —— a litre. you're live with bbc news. pope francis warned the world may be nearing breaking point was because of climate change. global leaders have proved ineffective at protecting it. the pope called for a change and the lifestyle connected with the western model. his views came in a paper issued at the start of a month—long summit of the roman catholic church. members from across the world will discuss a range of issues including the role of women. christopher lam is the vatican correspondent for the catholic magazine the tablet. i think they're any keeping in bringing together world leaders and influence them to take action to tackle the climate cr

despite the release of hostages, which are mazda, is once again described as a quoted good will, chester. the situation is escalating in the north of israel. r t 's, maria from ocean. that brings us this report on the mom, just as you can see behind me is already lab bundled on here. israel conference has been the iran league group, part of the lebanese government that has been for years one off a. israel's major atom. it is we are now in the city of katy got smaller, right at the borders. i told 11 on this just behind me, it is believed to be the biggest in the area used to be home to more than 22000 people, but not anymore. according to these really a forty's around $120000.00 people have been evacuated from around 40 towns and villages and saplings at the border between each row and lab and on and spear, all further escalation between his bola and israel. not many bomb shelters are here compared to what we've seen in the south. so in the recent weeks since the beginning of her mass is offensive and then are in swords is really military operation against him. us things have been like b

. >> the countess of chester hospital is under investigation for corporate manslaughter.llows lucy letby murder convictions . the former nurse convictions. the former nurse jailed for life after killing seven babies and attempting to murder six others at the hospital's neonatal unit. cheshire constabulary confirmed it's focusing on the indictment penod it's focusing on the indictment period between june 2015 and 2016, when it says it's considering areas, including senior leadership and decision making, to determine whether any criminality has taken place . an criminality has taken place. an army investigation believes a 19 year old soldier took her own life after relentless sexual harassment by one of her bosses . royal artillery gunner james beck was found dead at larkhill camp in wiltshire in december 2021. a report described as an intense period of unwell behaviour and says it's almost certain this was a casual factor in her death . a murder in her death. a murder investigation has been launched after a dog believed to be an xl bully killed a man in sunderland. police

wayne in chester, virginia, independent. caller: good morning. i think people all over the world have to have concern about people like elon musk because he calls twitter x. if people watch the attacks from russia on ukraine, is that a coincidence? billionaires and people with big money, let's stop elon musk from putting nuclear weapons on his rockets and holding the whole world hostage do whatever he wants to do. then you got donald trump that tried to turn this country over and you got netanyahu, him and trump went on a cruise together. i think these guys need to be regulated, these people who have money and put them in places where they can not use their money to control the rest of the world. guest: i think the letter on the ukrainian takes is a z not an x so i don't think there's a connection there. is musk a security threat? could he had put a nuke in one of his rockets? i think that's an exceedingly remote possibility. i don't believe that's on anyone's radar necessarily as a concern. going back to a previous caller who had asked about sta

to murder six more. 0fficers said they'll be looking at the senior leadership at the countess of chester searched his house. in a statement, the metropolitan police said a 45—year—old man had been arrested "on suspicion of conspiring to commit criminal damage to ulez cameras." in a separate incident, gb news also confirmed today that they've sacked fox following his comments denigrating journalist ava evans last week. an army investigation has found that a soldier who died at larkhill barracks in wiltshire in 2021 probably took her own life. the bbc has seen a service inquiry report on the death of 19—year—old gunnerjaysley beck, which suggests relentless sexual harassment from her boss may have contributed. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. jaysley beck, filmed by her family at the start of her army career. she joined up when she was just 16, finishing her training in 2020. she'd be dressed in her combat gear... her mum lianne and cousin lois with jaysley�*s army cap and trousers, remembering the day she was on parade, when she finished her training. it's a massive achi

found guilty in august of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others at the countess of chester—year—old's body was found at her home in woking on the 10th august. herfather, stepmother and uncle appeared at the old bailey last month. they will face a murder trial next autumn. laurence fox has been sacked by gb news after an outcry about comments he made on air about a female journalist. the former actor and political activist sparked controversy last week when he asked what "self—respecting man" would "climb into bed" with ava evans. you are live with bbc news. pope francis has warned that the world's climate "may be nearing breaking point" and global leaders and bodies have proved ineffective in preventing it. the pope's strongly—worded view, which criticises what he calls the pope's strongly—worded view, which criticises what he calls the "irresponsible lifestyle connected with the western model", was published on the day he's opening a major meeting of the roman catholic church with members from across the world expected to discuss issues including attitudes towards lgbt peo

found guilty in august of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others at the countess of chester the death of sara sharif. the 10—year—old's body was found at her home in woking on the 10th august. herfather, stepmother and uncle appeared at the old bailey last month. they'll face a murder trial next autumn. laurence fox has been sacked by gb news after an outcry about comments he made on air about a female journalist. the former actor and political activist sparked controversy last week when he asked what "self—respecting man" would "climb into bed" with ava evans. you're live with bbc news. let's return to the united states. a historic vote has seen the republican party's top lawmaker pushed out of his job in a vote triggered by one of his own. a motion to remove kevin mccarthy from his role as speaker of the house of representatives passed narrowly overnight. it makes him the first speaker in us history to be voted out by the chamber. doing the right thing isn't always easy but it is necessary. i do not regret standing up for choosing governing over grievance. it is my respons

to kill six others. 0fficers says they'll be looking at the senior leadership, at the countess of chester speaker. it comes just a day after a group of hardline rebels ousted the incumbent, kevin mccarthy, in a historic vote, leaving the republicans in disarray. the ramifications are enormous for the us, as all spending bills for the government originate in congress. where there is now a power vaccum. gary 0'donoghue has more from washington. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. ~ . representatives is hereby declared vacant. ., a ., vacant. with that, kevin mccarthy's nine month — vacant. with that, kevin mccarthy's nine month term _ vacant. with that, kevin mccarthy's nine month term of _ vacant. with that, kevin mccarthy's nine month term of speaker - vacant. with that, kevin mccarthy's nine month term of speaker is - vacant. with that, kevin mccarthy'sl nine month term of speaker is over, the final straw for his decision to do a deal with democrats to keep the government open. he did not hesitate to point the finger

and then train services in and out of north wales, around the chester area, an important hub across theriod of getting things back to normal still to come. turning now to an extraordinary defeat for the conservatives in two by—elections. labour overturned huge conservative majorities in the previously safe tory seats of mid bedfordshire and tamworth in staffordshire. in tamworth, the labour candidate, sarah edwards, won the seat with 11,719. it gives the party a majority of 1,316 votes. this means the swing from the conservatives to labour was 23.9%. and in mid bedfordshire, the labour candidate, alistair strathern, won the seat with 13,872. it gives the party a majority of 1,192 votes. this means the swing from the conservatives to labour was 20.5%. the conservatives have blamed low turnout, saying their voters stayed at home. our political correspondent iain watson reports. two previously tory seats, two big wins for labour. keir starmer has been to visit both, with big swings for his party from the conservatives in tamworth, but his first stop this morning was to celebrate his close

found guilty in august of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill six others at the countess of chesterrif. the io—year—old's body was found at her home in woking on the 10th august. herfather, stepmother and uncle appeared at the old bailey, last month, they will face a murder trial next autumn. laurence fox has been sacked by gb news after an outcry about comments he made on—air about a female journalist. the former actor and political activist sparked controversy last week when he asked what "self—respecting man" would "climb into bed" with ava evans. new analysis shows petrol and diesel prices surged last month, as the rising cost of oil hit drivers at the pumps. figures from the motoring firm rac show a litre of petroljumped by an average of 4.5 pence. you're live with bbc news. one of the things said of the conservative party conference in manchester is that over the three days it appeared pretty light on policy, now we know why. most of the big announcements were saved for the prime minister's speech, one of them, his plan to scrap smoking for young people, by raising the legal a

but they end up putting his running mate as chester allen arthur who had been kicked out of the new york customs house because he was a staller and they wanted to placate the faction. that was a fateful choice. unfortunately, not much to say as a presidency because it was short. he did appoint a lot of african- americans to the office, which is something that was far above that idea of advancing civil rights for african americans including frederick douglass. he gives douglas a federal job. he advocates for civil service reform. he stands up for rossi conkling. he actually has this big republican boss in your. he falls as the result of the actions of garfield. in the end, he was the president most two credits for meaningful civil service reform but not in the way that he would've chosen . in the train station on the way to a college reunion, garfield is going to the platform and the insane man who was a does a wanted office speaker, a man named charles, shoots him twice from behind. sadly, garfield could have been okay if the doctor had just left him alone. but of course not, they poked

is that a huge contrast with marxism or communism and their premise that there is no god, and gk chester to know who said that american is only nation in the world that is founded on creed based on god. i love, that mike johnson reminded us of ronald reagan who in his farewell speech to paraphrase "the gipper" said, he wasn't a great communicator but he com communicated great conservative principles, well said, mike johnson is a graduate of lsu and he is from shreveport, that is an oil producing state, drill, baby, drill, he worked on donald trump's prim impeachment legal team. he outlined his agenda. he sent a strong message, he said, let the enemies of freedom around the world hear us loud and clear, that the people's house is back in business. and he ended by saying, the best days of america are still ahead of this god bless the usa. folks who watch this speech will agree with me, this is the political come back of the year by mr. johnson and the republican house conference, i'll add in the nick of time. all right. now. let us turn to day 19, of the barbaric hamas, hezbollah invasion

houston and f-2 trains will still run here to manchester and journey times will be cut between machine chester and london by 30 minutes and i say to andy street a man i have huge admiration, i know we have different views but i know we can work together to ensure a quicker train and more capacity between birmingham and manchester. [applause] management of h.s.2 will not be for the houston site. there was mismanagement of this project. [applause] we will create a new houston development zone building thousands of new homes for the next generation of homeowners, new business opportunities and a station that delivers the capacity we need. and in doing so, for the first time in the life cycle of this project, we will have cut costs. [applause] the 6 1/2 billion pounds of savings that mark and i are making will be taken from the houston site and given to the rest of the country. now the decision i have made and the steps i'm taking will be attacked and saying there is lack of ambition. people in our own party who will oppose it, but nothing ambitious about pouring more and more money into the wrong