one of the drivers - is now facing charges this was the scene of that incident overnight near the chippenham-- the driver of the big rig was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. state troopers say the driver of the ford - was driving under the influence when the truck slid the driver of the s-u-v was charged with d- u-i. eye- 95 south was back open after the cleanup-- just before 7. football has been called america s most dangerous game. and there s no question the players take hard hits. nat sequence of hits we )ve heard a lot about the effects of those bone-crunching hits on nfl players -- but they )re not the only ones getting concussions playing the game. 4:25;28 i had broke for a touchdown and i was jogging and the dude, the guy he came up from behind me and slammed me to the ground and my head hit the ground :34 4:25:49 it was just a very confusing time for me, and i didn t know what i was doing or where i was :54 erica greenway is taking an in- depth look at concussions among young football players. we spoke to some of the country s top experts in sports concussions and asked --

it gave me the added advantage of being able to visit chippenham which of course is the town of the right old gentleman's birth, and i was able therefore to thank them for putting him on earth and for delivering him safely to this place. [ laughter ] now, in terms of the questions, first of all, he criticizes the issues we put on the table, getting out of ever closer union, waiting times for welfare, guarantees for fairness between ins and outs. i know he didn't read the labor manifesto, but i did, and all of those things were in the labor manifesto. they wanted a two-year welfare wait, rather than four years, but the other elements, many were supported by labor. so honorable members can feel they have a mandate for backing these measures. he asked about the detail on the emergency migration break because there are gaps in the text. he's right about that, we need to secure the best possible outcome at the february council. he asked about the danger of exploitation of migrant workers, this is an area where he and i agree, that's why we've boosted the gangmaster's licensing authority, we wi

as i saw for myself yesterday in chippenham. as i saw for myself yesterday. but we also need to make sure that this broadband rollout is really effective across the country and it's a big focus getting to those last 10% of homes in rural areas. >> angus robertson. >> thank you very much. the timing of the forth-coming european union referendum is important. today the first ministers of scotland and wales and of northern ireland have called for a commitment by the uk government not to hold the eu referendum in june, which would clash with the elections to the legislature. will the prime minister give that commitment today? >> first of all, there is no agreement. no date has been fixed for the referendum. we discussed this a lot in this house of commons. we legislated to make sure we wouldn't hold the referendum at the same time as scottish or welsh elections. the former first minister of scotland not in his place today said it would be wrong to hold a referendum within six weeks of that election and i can guarantee that won't happen. >> angus robertson. >> mr.

vital roads to the west country, and improving rail links as well, as i saw for myself yesterday in chippenhamo need to ensure that broadband roll-out is really effective across the country, and that has to be a big focus on getting to that last 10% of homes in so many rural areas. it is absolutely crucial to make sure that they are not left out. angus robertson: the timing of the forthcoming european union referendum is extremely important. today, the first ministers of scotland, wales and northern ireland have jointly called for a commitment by the uk government not to hold the eu referendum in june, which would clash with elections to the devolved legislatures. will the prime minister give that commitment today? prime minister cameron: first, there is no agreement and so no date has yet been fixed for the referendum. we have discussed this a lot in this house of commons and we legislated to make sure that we would not hold the referendum at the same time as the scottish or welsh elections. the former first minister of scotland, who is not in his place today, has said that it would be wrong

as i saw for myself yesterday in chippenham. as i saw for myself yesterday. but we also need to make sure that this broadband rollout is really effective across the country and it's a big focus getting to those last 10% of homes in rural areas. >> angus robertson. >> thank you very much. the timing of the forth-coming european union referendum is important. today the first ministers of scotland and wales and of northern ireland have called for a commitment by the uk government not to hold the eu referendum in june, which would clash with the elections to the legislature. will the prime minister give that commitment today? >> first of all, there is no agreement. no date has been fixed for the referendum. we discussed this a lot in this house of commons. we legislated to make sure we wouldn't hold the referendum at the same time as scottish or welsh elections. the former first minister of scotland not in his place today said it would be wrong to hold a referendum within six weeks of that election and i can guarantee that won't happen. >> angus robertson. >> mr.

it gave me the added advantage of being able to visit chippenham which, of course, is the town of the right old gentleman's birth, and i was able therefore to thank them for putting him on earth and for delivering him safely to this place. [ laughter ] now, in terms of the questions, first of all, he criticizes the issues we put on the table, getting out of ever closer union, waiting times for welfare, guarantees for fairness between ins and outs. i know he didn't read the labor manifesto, but i did, and all of those things were in the labor manifesto. labor actually wanted a two-year welfare wait, rather than four years, but the other elements of our negotiation, many were supported by labor. so honorable members can feel they have a mandate for backing these measures. he asked about the detail on the emergency migration break because there are gaps in the text. he's right about that, we need to secure the best possible outcome at the february council. he asked about the danger of exploitation of migrant workers, this is an area where he and i agree, that's why we've boosted the gang