now the problem is that the way devon and cornwall police have been deaung and cornwall police have beene to wait in queue and you're going to have to wait your turn. they're issuing temporary firearms certificates , which will , dates, which will which will apply , dates, which will which will apply until the proper firearm certificate comes through. this report is said that that is complete wrong and really must stop now . stop now. >> now and just to just to give a comparison , the police force a comparison, the police force issued nearly 3700 temporary permits, which should only be used in exceptional circumstance cases. another police force, a similar sized firearms unit granted . just ten. granted. just ten. >> exactly. that really gives you the sense of scale isn't it, of how many people around here are looking to get firearms us now, luke pollard , the mp for now, luke pollard, the mp for plymouth , is trying to push plymouth, is trying to push through amendments to the firearms laws legislation that exists in this country, which is 50 years old. unbelievably, no one has looked a

the police watchdog says that, since then, devon and cornwall police has significantly improved firearmsctices, but still needs to tackle a backlog in processing applications. the owners of a hotel in south wales destined to house asylum—seekers have secured a temporary high court injunction against protestors. in regular demonstrations, people have chained themselves to the ground and dumped large rocks outside the stradey park hotel in carmarthenshire. despite now being barred from the site, campaigners have vowed to continue their fight against the plans. more now on england's win against denmark at the women's world cup. the lionesses got an early goal and held on to their one—nil lead until the end of the game. the win puts them at the top of their group, with one just one game to go until the knockout stage. 0ur reporter emily brown took in the atmosphere at boxpark in wembley, and caught up with some fans after the match. lots of support here for the lioness is today. the earlier star did not but of any england fans who came here where they sold over 300 tickets for people to come

the families of victims has said , we are of victims has said, we are disgusted that devon and cornwall policehow many more people need to needlessly die before they do things properly ? our south—west things properly? our south—west of england reporter jeff moody has the latest . has the latest. >> well, yes, it's nearly two years since one of the worst mass shootings in british history took place in keyham here in plymouth . jake history took place in keyham here in plymouth .jake davison, here in plymouth. jake davison, who was 22, who killed five people, including his own mother, maxine, a three year old girl, and her father at the inquest, devon and cornwall police were heavily criticised for their response. they were heavily criticised for returning his firearm to him just weeks before the shooting. it had originally been confiscated after he'd had an altercation that threatened to turn violent with a group of children . and with a group of children. and his own mother had said that he is a danger . his own mother had said that he is a danger. so the inquest focussed very heavily on the

and this review now that's been published this morning is looking at how well devon and cornwall policeeport. progress, says the report. they've invested £4 million in their firearms unit and they've employed another 100 staff. but they're still finding it very hard to process the backlog of applications for shotguns and that means that they are still issuing temporary firearms licences to people while they are waiting for their official shotgun licence to come through. well, this report says that that really needs to stop up immediately. so they have certainly made some progress , certainly made some progress, but not really enough . the ian but not really enough. the ian arrow, who's the senior coroner for plymouth, has called for a root and branch reform of the uk's gun laws to protect the public. well the firearms act is 50 years old and he says it is now at odds with public safety and the fundamental principle that owning a gun is a privilege. and not a right. so plenty more work still to be done by devon and cornwall police, but they have at least made some progress since this ter

the police watchdog says that, since then, devon and cornwall police has significantly improved firearmsotel in south wales destined to house asylum—seekers have secured a temporary high court injunction against protesters. in regular demonstrations, people have chained themselves to the ground and dumped large rocks outside the stradey park hotel in carmarthenshire. despite now being barred from the site, concerned residents have vowed to continue their fight against the plans. there are reports this morning that 2,000 asylum seekers could be housed in large tents under plans by the home secretary to avoid using hotels for migrants. more than 14,000 people have made unauthorised crossings this year. let's get the latest on this from our political correspondent, jonathan blake, now. jonathan, it really does underline that controversy around what facilities are in place for those who come here illegally. morning, it certainly does- _ who come here illegally. morning, it certainly does. we _ who come here illegally. morning, it certainly does. we understand - who come here illegally. morni

of cornwall issued a no travel advisory due to numerous flooded roadways, stranded vehicles, water rescues, mudslides, downed trees and debris. in rockland county flooding stranded vehicles, police they've been assisting local fire departments and ems helping to get stranded motorists to safety. new york state police urging people to avoid the palisades interstate parkway due to heavy flooding and washouts. and it's not just new york state feeling the brunt of it, on sunday vermont governor phil scott declared a state of emergency. friday heavy rain washed out a portion of route 4 in killington. back here the hudson valley a slight break in the clouds which will undoubtedly provide some relief for folks in the region but the threat far from over with still about 25 million americans under some sort of flood threat -- flood-related alert or at least a flood-related threat. a moderate risk for excessive rain in the northeast through tuesday, phil. >> polo sandoval live in rockland county, keep us posted. thank you. >>> and cnn meteorologist derek van dam joins us now. derek, how much more rain we expect sng you just look at those poor folks and all that they're going through. >> y

of cornwall issued a no travel advisory due to numerous flooded roadways, stranded vehicles, water rescues, mudslides, downed trees and debris. in rockland county flooding stranded vehicles, police ems hoping to get stranded motorists to safety. new york state police urging people to avoid the palisades interstate parkway due to heavy flooding and washouts. it's not just new york state feeling the print of it. on sunday vermont governor phil scott declared a state of emergency. friday heavy rain washed out a portion of route 4 in killington. and this morning an orange county official confirming they will be putting in place a nonemergency vehicle and pedestrian ban in orange county through this evening just north of here. but the threat far from over with 25 million americans under some form of flood threat with the potential for excessive rains just north of new york state tonight. >> reminds me of the scenes of my home state of kentucky a year ago and that rebuilding still going on. our thoughts and prayers are with the knocks folks there. polo sandoval, thank you so much. >>> more than 10,000 flights were delayed or canceled yesterday as that wall of storms pummeled the east

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