clare had pulled into a busy retail park.ed, there was people around me, there were children, it was a busy bank holiday weekend and there was absolute billows of smoke coming from under the bonnet. and at that stage, i saw the first flame lick up from underneath the bonnet and i thought, "i need to get out of the car now." and it's just a sense of incredulity that actually my car has caught fire days after i've made a phone call to ford. just an hour away in the small town of brandon lives george roberts. his story is frighteningly familiar. he too was driving on a dual carriageway, but in his case quite late at night. i noticed something orange glowing on the side of the road. at the time, i thought maybe one of my indicators was playing up or something like that so i pulled over into a lay— by where i noticed loads of smoke when i looked through my rear—view mirror. so what happened when you pulled over? there was fire in this part here originally. i had nothing to put it outwith, called the fire service and then by the en

the force has changed its training and stopped using the female—sounding name, clare's law.stic violence disclosure scheme and we have to make another one for men. whether it will come on par with women using the scheme is a question. however, can we increase the amount of applications we get from them? absolutely, and that's something we aim to do. the home office and national police chiefs' council both told us they are reviewing how the disclosure process is used across the country and how to encourage more people to use their right to know. protesters in southern india angry at a supreme court ruling allowing all women to visit a famous temple in the state of kerala have clashed with police in a second day of violence. a female journalist from the new york times abandoned her attempt to reach the temple following threats and abuses. the hardliners also prevented women from reaching the hilltop site on wednesday. james clayton reports from kerala. this road is a lot quieter than usual because protesters here have essentially tried to shut down this part of kerela. what th

short clare short is an associate assistant professor should see in the history of modern russia at warwick university she joins us live from coventry clare short for the people who go to church or go to this church what does this mean thanks very much for having me well this is quite a significant schism i think within the eastern orthodox church what it means for ukrainian orthodox and for russian orthodox is very different i think and if you look at the response from the pressure nko the president of ukraine to this decision it seemed very much in terms of liberation so the liberation of the ukrainian orthodox church from the subjugation of moscow and the talking very much in those kind of of nationalist terms for the russians i think it's a very different story for them this is quite a blow russia so care is considered to be the cradle of the russian orthodox church so the russian state originated in kiev and for them this is very much cutting them off from their heritage from their religious and their national heritage so what does this do to the relationship between russia and

ferrari have a new driver, charlotte clare, coming in, and pierre gasly is coming in.ly quick as well. the rivalsjust yesterday, he is phenomenally quick as well. the rivals just keep coming for lewis hamilton. so it all looks to be thinking in for lewis hamilton ina to be thinking in for lewis hamilton in a season when he has won nine of the 19 races so far. but still be brazilian and abu dhabi grand prix to come this campaign, before the britain can perhaps start to assess just how much sporting history he wa nts to just how much sporting history he wants to make. we bring you some cricket before we go. rohit sharma smashed 162 and ambati rayudu a hundred as india thrashed the west indies by 22a runs in the fourth one dayer in mumbai. they put on 211 for the third wicket helping india reach 377 for 5. kemar roach taking 2 for 7a as the west indies struggled to contain the hosts. their reply was doomed from the start when they slipped to 20 for 3 in the space of seven balls, jason holder's unbeaten 5a the only resistance as they were skittled out for 153 in the 37th o

the force has changed its training and stopped using the female—sounding name, clare's law.d we have to make another one for men. whether it will come on par with women using the scheme is a question. however, can we increase the amount of applications we get from them? absolutely, and that's something we aim to do. the home office and national police chiefs' council both told us they are reviewing how the disclosure process is used across the country and how to encourage more people to use their right to know. merseyside police have launched a murder investigation following the death of a man following a shooting in the wavertree area of liverpool. police were called to a report of a 25 year—old man having been shot at ten forty last night. the man was taken to hospital where he died in the early hours. police say the man has been identified and his next of kin are in the process of being informed. police say the killing is believed to have been a targeted attack. commuters at paddington station are facing another day of disruption after overhead electric wires were severel

. >> happy together, jake and his wife clare host an international pop star in their home and then tried to adopt his minimalist lifestyle. damond wayans, jr. is based on the show's loosely based life. >> loosely inspired by ben winton, the creator of the show, his life. harry styles from one direction actually moved in with him for, hithink, two years and lived in >> happy together airs tonight at 8:30 right here on kpix5. >>> we will be right back after this. >>> today's tip of the day is local grown, yes, still local grown, beautiful blue lake string beans. the texture is out of this world because it's getting colder, greener. nutritional value out of this world, silky smooth, delicious. i get excited talking about the beets, they are so good. the selection is good. see how beautiful this is right now? nice and green. if you see -- no shriveling whatsoever. never wash them before you beforeu them. always wash a grey are thic likea meaty texture. when you saw at a -- when you saute them, blanch them before you saute them and put them in a cold bath so they can start to cool down a litt

to tell you that tomorrow on bbc news we'll be joined by financial journalists jasmine birtles and clarearrett to answer your questions about the chancellor's plans. to get involved, you can text your questions to 61124, email to askthis@bbc.co.uk or on twitter using the hashtag bbcaskthis. that's tomorrow evening at 8.30 on bbc news. now time for a look at the weather. hello, it has been a chilly weekend with a north—easterly wind, which has brought a mixture of sunshine and showers. where you have avoided the showers it has been glorpious. this was —— glorious. this is the picture in highland scotland. tonight much of the country looking clear. still a few rogue showers around eastern england and the channel islands and some mist and freezing fog first thing monday morning. the coldest night of the season so morning. the coldest night of the season so far. watch out for the patches of freezing fog. monday is looking decent, some icy stretches possible where we have had showers on sunday in the east. but for many a dry day. sunny spells and temperatures around seven to ten degrees on mo

friends near the realtor bridge it's reputed to have been casanova's favorite and is a highlight for clare his attracted to all and not only because he's very handsome but also he's really a pundit i think he has so much confidence in himself and he has magic to come ace people. of course you shouldn't take everything in casanova's memoirs at face value but the hunt for clues is exciting and gives fans of the world's greatest lover a chance to discover a different side of venice. now it's time to feast your eyes on one of italy's pride and joy is the pizza we travel to naples to get a taste for tradition for three hundred years the city has been home to what is allegedly the world's best pizza after an eight year long fight for the staples inclusion in unesco's list of intangible cultural heritage it finally made the cut in twenty seventeen so let's find out what exactly makes of the art of the pizza aioli. in the italian city of naples pizza making is another. one that has been perfected over centuries and been exported around the world. in the old town you can get a pizza in every street

from history but first to more in london has an energy conference with to raise amaze energy minister clare perry and the boss of the french government c.d.'s companies to see if anyone wants to know how the u.k.'s energy system came to be defacto controlled from the palace embarrassed you have to look at ageing archive adverts selling the idea back in one nine hundred ninety when mrs thatcher was in power. anyone who uses electricity would be able to play because she is in the twelve week electricity companies of india didn't win so you could buy into. what you plan to do media for eventually bought enough of the shares in british electricity to make swathes of it accountable to the french electorate simone rossi speaking tomorrow is the boss of e.d.f. supplying around six million homes in britain and he's proud of one particular project we're also building the new nuclear station in point here in the u.k. we now have about three thousand five hundred people on site which to on that apprentice this number is growing. d.c. or we will be spending about up to one hundred million pounds on the

buckley, who invited clare boothe luce, a politician and a former ambassador and a prominent voice in the american feminist movement from the conservative side, to talk about feminism and the role between men and women, especially in the workplace, here on this program. i'd like you to react to something she says. "when men figure out that discrimination against women costs them more than it's worth." and she thinks that will have been a long time. are men beginning to figure it out? >> i think some of them do. i know when i see my sons, when i see their friends, i think those millennium kids understand better the value of each and every human being, and i hope that it continues at their level. i have huge faith in the young generation. >> i do, too. i do, too. still, the highest levels of corporate finance, especially in the united states -- 47% of the united states workforce is women, and yet only 17% of its corporate boards are represented by women. we've talked about the lower rung of the economic scale, but on the higher rung of the economic scale, there is not parity with men an

. >> it's been clare -- this was even before we started into the nastiness of the last couple days, the value was outperforming momentum we had seen rotation at the start of the quarter but there are things you throw out of the window. first of all we waited for rates to go higher to embrace the banks and the bankshave been a major disoirmt appointment with the yield curve steepening you have to wonder how much is fear of credit we came on last night tony divider had a great call on many things, said i don't see any concern or stress in credit. i would push back on that. i would say first of all if you look at high yield we have gone down about a .1/2 the last couple days. in leverage loans and friends of mine in deep credit markets. especially those associated with there is a lot of leverage, you are seeing some stress not crazy stress but to say that this is. >> are you less bullish on the financials at this point >> not necessarily i feel more comfortable holding banks in the environment where they are value by the way and i look at defensive. but things like mlkds, starbucks, we hav

with all the details and some of the days other results in europe, here's clare thornton.sides in europe. true to form, it was a munster who opened the scoring. my kelly try coming as the scoring. my kelly try coming as the host capitalise on tom savic time in the sin—bin. danny cipriani capped gloucester within reach but little did he know that tom savic was merely keeping the bench warrant for him. no sooner had the second rover returned windass charged that the cipriani dismissal. your shoulders directly on the face. i have no option. with the man advantage, munster blasted their way toa advantage, munster blasted their way to a try bonus point, secured by sammy arnold and 56 minute. a spark ignited an gloucester, two tries in six minutes was followed by this by ben martin. but with just a minute left, the coveted fourth try eluded them. munster marched onto the top of full two and gloucester leave with nothing to show but their fighting spirit. it was a much tighter affair at the ricoh arena where one of england's newest recruits for the scoring under way. jo cox manag

retail expert clare bailey isjoining us from lincoln. what is asos doing right? morning. us expect that the results might not be great, but they have come in once again, pretty good. yes, the forecasts were a littleer lower, and they have exceeded forecast and obviously this will be great for the investors because last time the reported results they saw a drop in the share price because they also proposed a larger investment in their infrastructure, than they initially forecast, so this is really good news for the company, to be able to illustrate to their investors and shareholders they are heading in a very strong direction, they are delivering more sales and more importantly, more profit in proportion to sales, than they had planned to, while still investing in growing the business. those figures look great but not without some criticism. there has been a lot of criticism. there has been a lot of criticism of late about fast fashion, about the real cost of that, and the cost might be the environment, for example. yes, well, i think there is always criticism when we see

when the new chief minister of the not comes to london clare lucas on the time together to the embassy to listen to what she has to say because she is a yes no thanks was ok and the embassy is is all right ok. i'm not. part of the commission. but. you. really shouldn't be. thirty three years. not enough. israel was very very shameful being ever pulled off. one g.b. we've moved on from. before with caution. and. i knew deep. if you promise you right up. here you know we're going to. do i. don't move. no. more one of them are no more. normal. thanks to my. right i'm doing. this i don't know whether this is too good to be true but the onus is on us for decades with his words you can't go without him because he's right he said we're going to take you on your roads and we don't going to help you if you if you want to go out this morning ok yeah i already said no more. no more. for it i mean what can i say wow my. business that. i'm. no one ever imagined he'd leave his post. he had all the major political power and he was acting within a normal transparent environment. and all it did was act

when the new chief minister of the not comes to london clare lucas on the time together to the embassy to listen to what she has to say because she has yet messed up my spine ok and the emphasis is on my grades ok. under. the. current commission. to look at it. for next. year. i'm really serious than. thirty three years. not enough. is enough i have already vision on being at your full profit. you just. want to move home from. the family farm should. i not. if you promise right. here you know we're going to. move. no. more of them are no more. normal. my. prized. i don't know whether this is too good to be true but the onus is on us that they came with his words here and that him this is what he said we're going to take you on your words and we don't going to help you if you if you want to well ok yeah i already. know more. nimble you. what can i say wow i'm. busy that i'm. no one ever imagined he'd leave his post. he had all the major political power and he was acting within a normal transparent environment. and all it did was actually take a bit of dedicated investigative activity. w

crack on with it so much so it's been revealed by the guardian that the government's energy minister clare perry held a private meeting with the energy firms earlier this month which she failed to record on the government's transparency register and thanks to a freedom of information request the guardian found out that at that meeting she said that the government hopes to create a u.k. model for shale gas extraction which can be exported all around the world but given this latest seismic incident in lancashire one might argue that that model needs a bit of are improving. we asked the u.k. government for comment on the minister's meeting it told us that it was a presentation to industry groups at an event and for not disclosed as a ministerial meeting it goes on to stress that the u.k.'s energy minister has always been clear about the need to maintain a high regulatory standards. for a king campaign team louise rather retold us that she's not convinced by the government's assurances what clip kerry will have been discussing i would imagine with industry was how smooth she could make all of

joining us now is clare francis, director of savings & investments at barclays. is an increasing problem and one thing we want to create about his is a culture where people feel that they have an open culture that they can —— we can protect their well—being at work and offer them support if they encounter a poor mental health period. getting the banking industry and the law industry are often associated with stressful jobs, long industry are often associated with stressfuljobs, long working hours, so we are trying to change that culture so that colleagues feel that they are empowered to have that right full time between the work life balance. a lot of it i think has been exacerbated by technology, technology is amazing in terms that it enables us to work flexibly but equally it can mean you don't switch off and we don't want people to feel the pressure to have to respond to e—mails in the evenings and weekends, and if they are on holiday they shouldn't have to feel that they shouldn't have to feel that they are checking e—mails. it is things like that we want cha

to tell you that tomorrow on bbc news we'll be joined by financial journalists jasmine birtles and clare involved, you can text your questions to 611211, email to askthis@bbc.co.uk, or on twitter using the hashtag bbcaskthis. that's tomorrow evening at 8.30 on bbc news. polls have opened in the second and final round of brazil's presidential election. millions of people are expected to vote in one of the most divisive and violent political campaign's in the country's history. voters are choosing between the far—right candidate jair bolsonaro and fernando haddad of the left—wing workers' party. 0ur correspondentjulia carneiro said rather than feeling represented by the two candidates, many voters feel like they have been left to decide who is "less worse". i'm just outside the rocinha favela, the biggest shanty town in rio, at a voting station, one of the many voting stations set up across brazil where people are coming in and out to place their vote for a president, and here in rio for governor as well, in the run off vote. these have been very divisive elections, with unprecedented even

with all the details and some of the days other results in europe, here's clare thornton. the scoring. the try coming as the home side capitalised on tom savage timeout. danny cipriani kept gloucester within reach but little did he know that savage was merely keeping the bench warm for him. no sooner had the second returned with the stars led to cipriani's dismissal. you showed is directly on the face. i have no option. with the man advantage, munster blasted their way to a try bonus point. secured in the 56th minute. a spark ignited in gloucester, two tries in six minutes was followed by this by ben morgan. but with just a minute left, the coveted fourth try eluded them. munster march onto the top of pool 2 to an gloucester leave with nothing to show but their fighting spirit. it much tighter affair at the ricoh arena. it was a much tighter affair at the ricoh arena, where one of england's newest recruits got the scoring underway. joe cokanasiga just managing to ground the ball and get bath off the mark against wasps. point lead was cut dramatically after the break. this

that is what happened to clare robson. of the car now. andy barratt is the managing director of ford in the uk, and joins me now. thank you forjoining us. claire's case is a rare thank you forjoining us. claire's case is a rare one, thank you forjoining us. claire's case is a rare one, but how could it get to the point where someone's engine could catch fire while they are driving? it does happen in a very rare circumstance, and they are tha nkfully very rare circumstance, and they are thankfully very isolated. we know of a couple and we investigate those fully, but the ecoboost engine is a wide family, it is a name we give to all of our petrol engines and that goes from a one litre three cylinder engine up to a 3.5 litre v6 twin turbo in the ford gt. so we are talking about different engines. and this has been the one litre and the 1.6 litre engine. so what has gone wrong? let's pick them up individually. the one litre, we identified about 44,000 vehicles in the uk in 2015 that potentially may suffer from a the uk in 2015

well thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us we do appreciate it from philadelphia clare finkelstein law professor thanks for hanging out little school. you are with the news hour live from london still ahead your report on the public health crisis facing indonesia following last month's play with to run chil grange threatening to spread dangerous disease also why thousands of sudanese are still having to prove their identity seven years on from the civil war and find out which women's tennis player has signed off the two thousand and eighteen on a high peter will have those details in sport. hello again welcome back to international weather forecasts were here across western south western europe we see a lot of clouds and rain over the last few days and fortune that is not going to change you look at the forecast map here on monday this area of low pressure is spinning across much of the central med and that's going to bring a lot of rain to italy to southern france as well up towards central france for paris you're going to see the rain as we go towards tuesday but wher

but i guess not, clare. you know best, girl. >> these votes, especially a vote that's so super charged. i have been around capitol hill a long time. senators don't say i better vote this way because it will help me in my reelection. they really do vote their conscience. if claire mccaskill or sue and collins said i -- or susan collins says i can't vote for this guy, that's how they will cast their ballot. joe manchin is the one democrat in play. susan collins and missa miss --a murkowski. you go from 100 senators to 99. 51 republicans to 50. so they need to keep all of those republican senators together just to get to 50 votes, unless they get joe manchin involved here. for a long time we have not thought joe manchin would be the deciding vote unless the republicans could demonstrate they had the votes. with only 99 senators present, you can't have a die. the vice president can only cast a vote if there be a tie. so that those that scenario out the window. here is the timetable. the procedural vote tomorrow.

. >> shepard: clare mccaskill? >> tough for her. it's heavy, heavy trump country.he's a skillful politician. if democrats turn out in huge numbers, you know, things could easily change for her. >> shepard: across pennsylvania, with the new districts? >> yeah, that's pretty brutal. it's pretty brutal. >> shepard: you're usually good with here's where i think there should be a surprise. nothing? [laughing] come on, jonathan. >> what do you want from me, shep. >> shepard: what good are you? >> i say watch florida, i think that republicans could take the senate and then the governor's manages in florida. that would be a surprise. democrats were feeling very, very good about florida with the surge there. >> shepard: and how has that happened, what change has happened that makes you say that? >> you know, i do think that the kavanaugh effect has been real. i think it has awoken republicans, we've seen the energy go way up. democrats were 11 out of 10. and the energy among republicans has increased. seems to have stayed there. the real question is, when trump floats into

democrats actually voted against heidi heitkamp up in north dakota north dakota, joe donnelly in indiana, clared no in conservative states. they made the calculation they had to vote their conscience. heidi heitkamp who we think is probably the most endangered democrat, this may spell her doom. republicans believe it could. in that case why not then vote your conscience if you're going to lose anyway. >> great always to have your perspective. thank you. >>> still to come, in the next hour, the widening divide across the country following the kavanaugh nomination and the fallout after his narrow ascension to the supreme court. we'll be right back. right back. take prilosec otc and take control of heartburn. so you don't have to stash antacids here... here... or, here. kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1-2-3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to.

her husband, jimmy, they have a big announcement, the birth of their beautiful pienlt sized maria clare. 6 pounds 14 ounces. she's a little ingram angel. there she is. they let, the o'tooles let me hold the baby. >> elissa had a baby? >> laura: oh, my god. congratulations, elissa and jimmy, claire, you will be a superstar. >> welcome to fox news at night, i'm shannon bream in washington. two crucial swing votes, judge kavanaugh's spot appears to be secure. but, anything can happen in washington and that time vote set for tomorrow. will any senator change his or her mind. mike lee is here to weigh in and senator collins' speech, raising questions for social conservatives. plus, buckle up for a wild weekend, as activists, protesters and leftist celebrities descend on the capitol trying to pressure their senators asking if survivors matter. we have an assault survivor herself, going against the grain, joining us tonight.

her husband, jimmy, they have a big announcement, the birth of their beautiful pienlt sized maria clareoole. she's beautiful. 6 pounds 14 ounces. she's a little ingram angel. there she is. they let, the o'tooles let me hold the baby. >> elissa had a baby? >> laura: oh, my god. congratulations, elissa and jimmy, claire, you will be a superstar. >> welcome to fox n >> hello, welcome to fox news at night. with two crucial swing votes brett kavanaugh's bought on the supreme court appears secure but anything can happen in washington and the final vote is set to tomorrow, will any senator changes her mind? mike lee is here to weigh in. and raising questions for conservatives, pastor jeffers ways and live. buckle up for a wild weekend as activists, protesters and leftist celebrities to send a nation's capital trying to pressure their senders by asking if survivors matter. actris

first, make sure that the researchers clarely said this is not implication there is an outburst of thehis is based on a basic principle. they have taken the initial population plus everyone who comes in and plus everyone who leaves so this points directly to what they want to say. namely, it's a shadow population and we won't count everyone so there is an undercount. three, most importantly -- >> tucker: sorry, this is the study -- [overtalk] >> it could have been at any point. 22 million; 9 million, 2 million. >> tucker: answer my questions. it couldn't be 2 million. stop, please. it's not politics. i read the study. first people to look at systemically. there are far more than 11 million people in the country illegally. the largest margin in the history of presidential elections in the country 19al 84 -- 1984 was 7 million. there are more illegal aliens that made the blowout in presidential history. they are definitive. i want to know really quick there are 22 million, 24 million, 20 million. you want to give all of them citizenship and voting rights? are you for that? >> absolutely.

cle race, with clare mccaskill going head-to-head with josh hawley. taking a look at the polls, within the margin of error, looks like the edge is going to josh hawley at this point. don't forget, this is a state that the president, president trump himself, carried easily in 2016. the edge back then, up 20% in the presidential vote. back to you. >> thanks. what have i told you, blue state new jersey, is not a slam during for bob menendez some we asked the senator to come on, he declined. would he welcome a visit from president trump as he makes this final and most improbable push, coming up. in the big caravan heading north, u.s. troops assisting agents on the border. meet the man who represents more than 167,000 border agents -- 16,000 border agents who says they're looking forward helping, but -- getting the help but not for the reasons the president might think. he'll explain. egawatts, 35 mule, and an ice plant. but we brought power to the people- redefining what that meant from one era to the next. over 90 years later we continue to build as one

born in gladwin and raised in clare, u.s. senator debbie stabenow is currently serving her third term in the u.s. senate and is ranking member of the agriculture committee and is a senior member of the finance committee, energy committee, and budget committee. senator stabenow tells us she is focused on standing up for michigan families, helping michigan businesses create jobs here at home, and protecting our great lakes and outdoor heritage. republican john james resides in farmington hills. he is president of his family-owned business, james group international. james, a west point grad, served as a ranger-qualified apache attack helicopter pilot with distinction during operation iraqi freedom. he is pro-life, pro-second amendment, and pro-business. john's wife, elizabeth, is from ada, and together they have two young boys with another one on the way. thank you both for joining us today. leading off with opening statements is u.s. senator debbie stabenow. senator stabenow: thank you so much, and thank you to grand valley fo

and you can see clare's story in full on bbc inside out west midlands today at 7.30 on bbc one, or onines say it should be offered up to the age of 42. has that happened to you? let us now your own experience. stop 9:50am, just a your own experience. stop 9:50am, justa mind your own experience. stop 9:50am, just a mind you we are waiting on a news co nfe re nce just a mind you we are waiting on a news conference from air accident investigators at leicester city stadium after the helicopter crash that killed five people after the game on saturday. thousands of football shirts, scarves and flowers have been laid outside leicester city's ground — the king power stadium — after the club confirmed that its owner vichai srivaddhanaprabha was among those killed in that helicopter crash on saturday. two members of his staff and the pilot eric swaffer and mr swaffer‘s partner izabella roza lechowicz also died. the helicopter came down in a car park next to the king power stadium shortly after take—off following leicester's match on saturday evening. it exploded into a ball of flames. leicester

financial journalists, jasmine birtles and clare barrett will be on hand to answer your questions.t involved, text 61124, e—mail to askthis at bbc.co.uk, or on twitter using the hashtag bbcaskthis. the chancellor has declared a new chapter in the country's economic history, saying the era of austerity is coming to an end. with a large windfall from better than expected tax receipts philip hammond announced more cash for public services and said he would press ahead with tax giveaways for more than 30 million people a year earlier than planned. 0n the economy, there were modest increases in the forecasts for economic growth and borrowing will be lower than expected — releasing more money for public services. there was more cash — as previously announced — for the nhs, and extra money for social care. plus an additional £1 billion for the mod and 1.7 billion to help people switching to the new all—in—one benefits system universal credit. and he brought forward by a year a rise in the tax—free personal allowance. which means from next april 32 million people will be paying less tax. b

clare's law.than one for men. whether it will come on par with women using the scheme is a question. however can we increase the amount of applications we get from them? the amount of applications we get from them ? absolutely the amount of applications we get from them? absolutely and that something we aim to do. the home office and national police chiefs' council both told us they are reviewing how the disclosure process is used across the country and how to encourage more people to use their right to know. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. still to come this morning, we've been talking to michael caine. and when you think of him, what's the first thing you think of? it's the voice of course. i can't do without that. much mimicked. it is, yeah. you enjoy that? yes, every time they mimic me they mention michael caine, oh, yes, good publicity. when people try to do the michael caine voice, what do they get wrong? well they get wrong they get wrong? well they get wrong the fact that miners c

clare francis, director of savings and investments at barclays. thank you very much. lost his life. it was terrifying work. over 7000 tons of teeside steel, and if you think the bridge looks tough, just watch the shipyard workers who built it. for the royal opening, thousands flocked to the quayside. king george v's carriage was the first to cross it. now, 90 years later, over 57,000 vehicles cross it everyday. and the red arrows fly over it, a celebrated moment. it is no surprise that visitors from all over the world photograph this tyneside landmark and that it has now become a grade two star listed structure. it is really a very special bridge. they had to build out from each side and meet in the middle. there are some historic photos of them actually building the bridge and there is no scaffolding, there is barely a rope, and it looks quite terrifying, to be honest. but i think it is really a reflection of that geordie steel attitude that they were able to build in a very clever way at that time. meet the residents of the tyne bridge. 0ver1000 kittiwakes arrive he

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we did reach out, as i say, to the incumbent senator clare mccaski mccaskill, and it was a no, i thoughtaiting, it was a no. and as chad reported sometime between 3:30 and 4:00, depending which senators yield time, if they yield time, again, the vote is going to come out, 50-48 and the president is expected to make remarks on that vote either on air force one or arrival at topeka, kansas tonight and they would decide when the swearing in would take place, monday or tuesday, a lot going on, which is hours to go. stay with us. truecar is great for finding new cars. you're smart, you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. your insurance rates skyrocket you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote t

clare says, i am a0 years old, i have a breakdown three months ago andi old, i have a breakdown three clinical depression and anxiety. i am still waiting to see a psychologist to work through those issues. i have been waiting three months and i now face having my wages cut to half because i have been off sick for so long. 0n wages cut to half because i have been off sick for so long. on top of the mental health illness i am incredibly anxious that i cannot afford to live or pay my bills. sometimes i wonder why i bothered begging for help. get in touch with your own experiences. let's get some sport. holly hamilton is at the bbc sport centre. tell us more about eden hazard. he admitted his dream was to play for real madrid. having played for chelsea at the last six seasons he wa nts to chelsea at the last six seasons he wants to try something different. but the blues have been enjoying live under the new manager maurizio sarri and eden hazard is the top scorer and chelsea fans hoped he might be ready to sign a new deal at sta mford might be ready to sign a new deal at stamford bridge w

clare murphy from the british pregnancy advisory service.cooler air into the northern half of the country. the weather front will continue to bring back weather across scotland and northern ireland as we go into this evening. a few patches of rain per northern england and the north wales as well. through the night the weather front becomes slow—moving and stores across those areas. to the south it is relatively mild but there will be a lot of low cloud, mist and fog patches over the hills, so turning murky. drizzle around as well. cold air getting into scotland and northern ireland and there could be pockets of frost to stop the day on friday. on friday, the weather fronts will be slow—moving across parts of wales and northern england. it is these areas that continue to be great, cloudy and wet with abrek subframe lasting on and off for much of the day. towards the south, lift and fog patches and lifting. after cold and frosty start to the day, beautiful autumn conditions with lots of sunshine and a few isolated showers in the law plus. sunn

lead the northern irishman who's already clinched the world title and that up finishing three seconds clare is the fifth straight weekend he's won both races on his car psyche it's a run that started back in june. this is dreamy you know ten races on the bines it's it's really not normal it's his mind you know so i just want to go enjoy his moment on those early make that long flight home worthwhile. international olympic committee members have held a memorial service for one of their members patrick bauman who died suddenly from a heart attack during a youth olympic games by a woman who is fifty one was the secretary general of basketball's world governing body favor he was instrumental in getting three by three brusk it all on the olympic program sport will make its debut in tokyo in twenty twenty mins memorial was held at the three by three court when a series. or is. home for. the youth you. kiteboarding is set to make its summer olympic debut at the paris games in two thousand and twenty four after being approved earlier this year and we got a taste of what's to come in buenos aires af