cornwallis is trapped.im and england is a massive ocean. [ birds chirping ] >> the rhode island regiment is a crucial part of the victory that secures american independence, just as african-american patriots play vital roles throughout the revolution. >> there is a very famous watercolor from a hessian artist that includes an image of an actual african rhode island participant. it very much characterizes the fact that africans were not sideline participants. they were actively involved in nearly every aspect of building this great country. by understanding the story of jack sisson, we have a better understanding of the story of america. >> by taking the redoubt number 10, the rhode island regiment allows washington to launch a devastating artillery attack on the main british fortifications. five days later, general cornwallis surrenders. >> where is lord cornwallis? >> he is... under the weather, sir. >> general lincoln here will accept the sword. you may tell cornwallis i'm not feeling well myself. a reduc

devon and cornwall police said they are treating the deaths as "unexplained".in. a detective inspector says the investigation is atan inspector says the investigation is at an early stage and they are trying to establish the circumstances around the death. patients could be forced to wait up to a month to see their family doctor this winter, according to the uk's leading gp. helen stokes—lampard, who chairs the royal college of gps, says that longer waiting times could pose a "serious risk" to patients. sophie long reports. every winter an increasing workload puts pressure on the nhs because more people are sick. some patients are already waiting 2—3 weeks to get a seat in their gp‘s waiting—room. come on in and have a seat... now the chair of the royal college of gps says that's likely to climb to over a month in some areas and she is profoundly concerned about how general practice will cope. firstly, there just aren't enough gps out there. we don't have enough clinicians in the workforce, but also we haven't got enough nurses and other healthcare professional

devon and cornwall police say investigations are ata cornwall police say investigations are at a veryreeding grounds earlier as global temperatures rise, a study has found. the research, conducted by scientists at the university of edinburgh, says some species are missing out on vital resources like food and nesting places as a result. anisa kadri reports. up, up and away. at least 4,000 different species of birds on regular migrants, with some flying thousands of miles from one continent to another, many moving between north and south from where they breed to where they spend the winter. scientists already believe changes in temperature are having an effect on how some plants and animals behave, and now a new study from the university of edinburgh has found that some birds are reaching their summer breeding grounds earlier, on average one day soon for every one degree increase in temperature. they say reaching their breeding grounds at the wrong time, even by a few days, might mean birds miss out on food and nesting places. and it's those with further to go that may miss out most, wh

as the boy from cornwall, ontario, now a father of two young daughters by long-time love eva mendes,rned to canada for a screening of the film >> it casts some kind of a spell on people. i saw it in toronto. very unique experience. >> maybe i'm not good enough. of this genre of musical. it seemed like that ship had sailed, so it was really amazing to have the opportunity to make something like this. >> reporter: for "nightline" i'm chris connelly in los angeles. >>> next, remembering a popular tv dad. the star of "growing pains" alan thicke. (my hero zero by lemonheads/schoolhouse rock) zero really can be a hero. get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, liste

devon and cornwall police are treating the deaths as "unexplained."importing one tonne of cocaine. 15 men have been arrested. let's catch up on all the sport. sir bradley wiggins may have retired, but mps on the culture, media and sport select committee say that british cycling hasn't shown proof that a package delivered to him before the 2011 tour de france contained a legal decongestant. wiggins and team sky have denied any wrongdoing. one of wiggins‘ former team—mates says his achievements in cycling will not be repeated — but agrees that the questions over his use of performance enhancing drugs for medical reasons had cast a shadow. it isa it is a real shame that all this has come right at the end of his career and there is a cloud and it is understandable. in terms of the rules of the sport he has broken none. the world governing body have said there is nothing to answer for. but there are still obviously a question of has it been ethical and i think that is a separate issue, but it is certainly not the ideal way that bradley wiggins would have w

the duchess of cornwall has continued her work on literacy.dren. how are you? very well, nice to meet you. a visit to chris evans' breakfast show involved an encounter with the actor tom hiddleston. she told him her sunday nights hadn't been the same since the end of the night manager, in which he starred. it was brilliant. thank you so much. everybody sat gripped. good. she's also campaigned on the issue of domestic abuse. at a clarence house reception, she spoke of the anguish victims face, describing it as a hidden problem where many remain too scared to speak out. this silence is corrosive. it leaves women, children and men carrying a burden of shame. it prevents some from speaking out about the abuse, and it prevents them from getting help. and at its worst, it can be fatal. prince harry's visit to nepal this year became an extended royal tour. he was due to be in the country for five days, but stayed on, having seen the impact of the 2015 earthquake, in which 9,000 people were killed. he helped rebuild a school destroyed by the quake in

devon and cornwall police say their investigations are at a very early stage.d a ceasefire between the government and rebels to come into force at midnight tonight. hollywood actress debbie reynolds has died the day after the death of her daughter, carrie fisher. she is believed to have suffered a stroke. the is warning patients could be forced to wait more than a month to see their doctor this winter. —— the royal college of the. the nhs in england is to put bar codes on medicines and medical equipment. it's hoped that the scheme will reduce the likelihood of patients being given the wrong treatment and make it easier to trace people if they are. sangita myska has the story. an angiogram designed to reveal the condition of patients' blood vessels is carried out in salisbury. as part of the piloting of the scanlisafety scheme, bar codes on medication and equipment record the materials used to treat patients, the time and place of the procedure and the name of the medical staff taking part. we can trace that patient very quickly. we scan all the equipment so the

devon and cornwall police are treating the deaths as unexplained.arrie fisher. hollywood‘s finest have been paying their tributes. the star trek actor william shatner described her as "one of the last of hollywood royalty". he wrote on twitter, "it breaks my heart that she is gone." his fellow star trek actor, george takei, said, "there is nothing harder than having to bury a child. debbie died of a broken heart, but she‘s with her daughter now." damejoan collins hailed her as "a wonderfully warm friend and colleague", tweeting that she was praying for debbie‘s son, todd fisher, and granddaughter, billie lourd. and chat show host larry king tweeted a picture of himself interviewing the actress on his show, saying, "debbie reynolds was pure class. she was loving, talented, beautiful, unsinkable." carrie fisher paid tribute to her mother, and joked about her three divorces, when the pair appeared together at the unveiling of her star on the hollywood walk of fame in 1997. let‘s take a listen. it should be yours. you have the best hollywood memorabilia

devon and cornwall police say investigations are at a very early stage.llywood actress debbie reynoldsjust a day after her daughter carrie fisher. the 84—year—old star was at her son‘s home planning her daughter‘s funeral when she is believed to have suffered a stroke. six years ago when debbie reynolds was a guest on the bbc hardtop programme she opened up the bbc hardtop programme she opened up about her three divorces, going bankrupt and bringing up two children and three stepchildren on her own. do i have to work? yes, everybody has to work. there are a lwa ys everybody has to work. there are always bills, i raise five children, they all went to university and a lwa ys they all went to university and always had a mother that worked, so they had a lot of cars, colleges, you know. so i think all parents work, don‘t they? especially if they have a divorce. lawford husband richard hammond lefty bankrupts didn‘t he? richard hammond lefty bankrupts didn't he? my second husband left me bankrupt. and the third. he didn't leave me bankrupt, hejust left with al

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devon and cornwall police investigate the discovery of two bodies at a flat in st austell. australian police say they've made the biggest cocaine seizure in the country's history — 15 men are arrested. also: the birds migrating earlier as global temperatures rise. a study finds some species are missing out on vital resources — like food and nesting places — as a result.

ryan gosling was a teenager from cornwall, ontario, moving l.a.be an actor. >> it's not easy leaving your hometown, your family and come out to los angeles to pursue a dream where the odds are not in your favor. >> reporter: that same yearning sustains him and emma stone's character in "la laland." >> this is the dream, it's conflict, compromised, and it's very, very exciting. >> helped reinvigorate my understanding and love for l.a., i think. it's a place where incredible things happen. >> reporter: his pianist finds his jazz dream going south fast. >> you're fired. >> it's christmas. >> reporter: the chemistry with stone is a major plus for lalaland's writer and director. >> you put them on screen together, and they create magic that is, like, it's the best special effect. >> it's beautiful music, i have to say. we met in a bar by my house, and when i walked home, the music theme was in my inbox. wow, he has a chance of making something special here. ♪ >> reporter: audiences are likely to agree as the boy from cornwall, ontario, now a father of

devon and cornwall police are treating the deaths as unexplained. around the world hoping to compete in the ioc‘s newly created team of refugee olympic athletes under the olympic flag. all eyes are on rio as the world's most elite athletes hope to make their countries proud. and for the first time, the international olympic committee have announced that there will be a new team created for refugee athletes. we will welcome these refugee athletes to the olympic games, with the olympic flag and with the olympic anthem. we are all touched and moved by the magnitude of the current worldwide refugee crisis. 43 refugees have been identified as hopeful. only ten will be selected. i will be following the journeys of some of those athletes in germany, kenya and here in brazil. this is notjust about winning medals, but a chance to reclaim their identity and save their families. we are going to rio to show the world that through sport, peace can be achieved. last year, germany received almost half a million asylum applications. but officials said at least a mi

devon and cornwall police are treating the deaths as unexplained.aughter, the film star and author, carrie fisher. let's get more now on our main story. a ceasefire — arranged with the help of russia — will take effect in syria at midnight. the un has welcomed the move. but there's concern that the syrian government will go on striking at some rebels. joining me now from moscow is alexander golts, military correspondent for russia's online daily magazine. thank you forjoining us. do you think that syria's ceasefire will hold this time? there have been several in the past that haven't. the question is how turkey can influence the rebel groups because all previous ceasefires failed when rebels understood... so it's absolutely clear that syrian government doesn't want... i'm going to interrupt because we have a very bad line. i think we will try you again very shortly but we're going to have to move on. i'm sorry. in three weeks' time — donald trump will be sworn in as 45th president of the united states — in a ceremony on capitol hill — before moving

high cloud affecting western pa rt of cornwall.stern part of england and wales. in scotland, patches of cloud and snow covering the mountains. things looking pretty glorious. there will be dry weather throughout the day. patchy cloud in northern and western areas of the uk. best of the clear skies and sunshine is across central and eastern parts. as we go on through this afternoon it will be fine and dry but we will have this vale of high cloud seeping in across wales and western counties of england. still quite cloudy across northern ireland and scotland. after a cold start, we're looking at highs of five or 6 degrees typically across england and wales. winds are lighter and it should feel pleasant if you are outside. the northern ireland, it will stay cloudy but the cloud will have a few breaks in it every now and then. eastern scotland will have the best of the sunshine here. 0vernight, where we have clear skies in place, it will be a cold night. frost forming once again across england and wales. notjust in the countryside but i

the duchess of cornwall is a great shopper of ours and ona cornwall is a great shopper of ours and onqueens and a queen to be. it was a good moment. goodness me. thank you for coming in. happy christmas. tomorrow is the christmas live christmas special. so june is the christmas live christmas special. sojune into that. some of the fog may linger until lunchtime so there could be some problems on the road and further flight problems on the road and further flight delays. the northern england and the subclass of wales we will see some sunny spells. five, six or 7 degrees. for northern ireland and scotland, a lot of showers, heavy ones, thundering runs and wintry ones. expect accumulating snow over the high ground of scotland but even to level the leader—macro lower levels. we will see gales at times and temperatures just four or 5 degrees at best across scotland with their showers feeling cold here, maybe nine to 11 in the sunshine further south. through this evening and tonight, it turns drive for most. continue showers across a far north of scotland. it will be a breezy, blustery night

devon and cornwall police investigate the discovery of the bodies of two men at a flat in st austell. detectives are treating the deaths as "unexplained". also in the next hour... tributes to hollywood star debbie reynolds, who's died at the age of 8a. # good morning, good morning! best known for her role in musical singin‘ in the rain, her death comes just a day after that of her daughter, carrie fisher. and then half an hour, i will look back at the past 12 months for the royal family, dominated by celebrations to mark the queen's 90th birthday. that is 2016, the world yea r, 90th birthday. that is 2016, the world year, with me, daniela relph. —— the royal year. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the us president barack obama has authorised a series of sanctions against russia for intervening in the 2016 us presidential election. america is expelling 35 diplomats. and officials of the action was a response to the harassment of american diplomats in moscow. president obama warned of more action to come, saying in a statement, "these actions follow repeated private and public warni

devon and cornwall police are treating the deaths as unexplained. now a look at the sport.dley wiggins may have retired yesterday but but mps on the culture sport and select committee say that the package —— that the was not enough evidence that it did not contain a legal decongestant. one of his former team—mates says his achievements in cycling won't be repeated. he agrees his use of performance enhancing drugs from medical reasons have cast a shadow. it is a real shame that all this has come right at the end of his career and there is a cloud and it is understandable. in terms of the rules of the sport he has broken none. the world governing body have said there is nothing to answer for. but there is still obviously a question of has it been ethical and i think that is a separate issue, but it is certainly not the ideal way that bradley wiggins would have wanted to retire. has that been potentially a little bit of a push into him making this decision now? potentially. will we see him back in six months racing? who knows? former world champion ricky hatton has called for

devon and cornwall police are treating the deaths as ‘unexplained'.ingin in the rain‘ star debbie reynolds has died aged 84 following a stroke just a day after the death of her daughter, bringing us tomorrow. with me are claire cohen, women's editor at the daily telegraph and kevin schofield, editor of politicshome. welcome to you both. there is not a lot of fun stuff in the newspapers. let us begin with the front—page. the eyelid with the ceasefire in syria which came into affect about half an hour ago. that ceasefire brokered by russia and turkey is also the main story in the guardian. the brexit vote hopes to attract foreign investments as the daily express. debbie reynolds and her daughter carrie fisher on the front page of the telegraph alongside the last words of debbie reynolds, "i wa nt to last words of debbie reynolds, "i want to be with carrie." pest controls in hospitals. the obama's administration decision to expel russian diplomats as the main headline of the times. and the bulk of george michael's fortune will go to his sister melanie. t

devon and cornwall police investigate the discovery of the bodies of two men at a flat in st austell.deaths as "unexplained". also in the next hour... tributes to hollywood star debbie reynolds, who's died at the age of 8a.

devon and cornwall police investigate the discovery of the bodies of two men at a flat in st austell.es to hollywood star debbie reynolds who's died at the age of 8a.

so these westernmost parts of the country, the tip of cornwall, pembrokeshire, eyre peninsula, probablyult to say where and how thick but be prepared for those nasty conditions. for northern ireland, the south and the north of scotland, it is a little bit too much wind for any fog to form. this fog, you can see the extent of it across much of england, maybe not in the far north of england, so maybe newcastle should be just about, i think, fog free. the temperatures on thursday, well, the tropical spots tomorrow will be in stornoway. 11 celsius. but the most of us you can see more like four to six degrees. this area here is where the fog may linger into the afternoon, and this time of year, where it lingers, it stays horrible and cold all day. we are talking about temperatures in some areas no higher than 0dc. quite a change to that mild weather we had over christmas. this is the following night, thursday night into friday. weather fronts approaching, the breeze picking up, that means we are not going to see as much fog into friday. there could be some early on friday in the extreme sout

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police in cornwall are investigating what they say are the unexplained deaths of two men. at a block of flats in st austell. one man was in his early thirties, the other was in his 20s. a review of the youth justice system has proposed that offenders who commit crimes before they're 18 years old should be given life—long anonymity. it's understood ministers are now considering introducing legislation applying to england and wales. the review says naming child offenders such asjon venables and robert thompson, who murdered two—year—old james bulger in liverpool in 1993, undermines attempts to rehabilitate them. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds is at the ministry of justice. tom, a controversial proposal? it is controversial, it is probably a small number of cases that anyone who is prosecuted under the age of 18 generally goes to the youth court where there is a right to anonymity until they are 18 but not further. this is likely to affect most of those that go for serious cases to the crown court. we are talking about child murderers. this recommendation would gi

by contrast, further south and west it was a glorious afternoon in cornwall, st ives hardly a cloud iner further north and west but some rain and the forecast, moving into scotland. i contrast again the high pressure is built in the driving seat further south, and that is till causing some issues with this fog. it will be here all day and night and linger into the morning. we still have weather warnings in force here. it means it is best to check your bbc local radio stations. traffic and travel problems could be an issue. temperatures still only a couple of degrees above freezing first thing in the morning. so another cold, bleak start to the day across east anglia into the capital, and anywhere south of the m4 corridor as well. further north of that, not looking too bad across wales and much of the north of england. a little bit of brightness to the east of the pennines. a breezy start the day through northern in scotland. the wet weather chiefly to the north—east of the great glen but it will sink south and arrive as we go through the afternoon. some wet weather pushing across the c

a police investigation is underway after two bodies were discovered at a flat in st austell in cornwallit as "unexplained". also: the birds migrating earlier as global temperatures rise. a study finds some species are missing out on vital resources like food and nesting places as a result. and in half an hour victoria derbyshire takes a look back at the exclusive interviews and films which have featured on her programme in 2016.

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heavy bursts of rain, the northerly wind meaning it will feel chilly in devon and cornwall. but thoroughly wet, cold, and with that northerly wind across parts of the midlands, northern england, digging into the rain band sleet and snow across higher ground. mixed in with the rain, though. the far north of england, scotland and northern ireland, a bracing fresh morning to clear the head, most will start with some sunshine, some outbreaks of rain, sleet and snow, a covering to low levels of northern scotland. some good sunny spells in between, the midlands, east anglia and the south, staying cloudy and down throughout. some of that rain and heavy side, and even here over the hill is a bit of wet snow mixed in with the rain at times. that clears into monday and tuesday, a good deal of sunshine by day, but cold, especially with those widespread frost by night. happy hogmanay. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00. the queen's new year's honours list is dominated by britian‘s olympic and paralympic stars — including andy murray, mo farah and lee pearson. i'm nbelievably shock

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this was the scene in cornwall. it was isn't by our weather watcher brown 0wl sara.e on the weather picture. the sunshine will be hazy. milky skies really. they will continue to push across wales and western england and towards the midlands and central and southern england as we head through the rest of the day today. there will be a lot of drier weather to come today. it will tend to be on the bright side. temperature wise, in the winter sun, it is never going to be a winter scorcher as such. temperatures around five or six celsius for many of us. in northern ireland, a lot of cloud here, but the cloud will break at times to give some sunny spells. in scotland too, we have got cloud across western areas and that cloud will be with us for much of the day. eastern scotland having the best of the day's sunshine. now overnight tonight, where we have the clear skies in place, temperatures will ta ke skies in place, temperatures will take a tumble. again, we are looking at frost patches developing. not just in the countryside, but in the towns and cities. we are likely to

devon and cornwall police are treating the deaths as ‘unexplained'.f her daughter, the film star and author, carrie fisher. i know i told you that we would be on at quarter to 11 but we keep you on at quarter to 11 but we keep you on your toes! hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are claire cohen, women's editor at the daily telegraph and kevin schofield, editor of politicshome. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the i leads with the ceasefire in syria, which has just come into effect. the ceasefire in syria — brokered by russia and with the us sidelined says the paper — is also the guardian's main story. the brexit vote has helped attract more than 16 billion pounds of foreign investment to britain, according to figures in the express. the late hollywood star debbie reynolds and her daughter carrie fisher are pictured on the front of the telegraph, alongside her last words — "i want to be with carrie". the daily mirror claims the nhs paid more than a million pounds to pest controller

devon and cornwall police investigate the discovery of the bodies of two men at a flat in st austell. detectives are treating the deaths as unexplained. also — the birds migrating earlier as global temperatures rise. a study finds some species are missing out on vital resources — such as food and nesting places — as a result. and the first pictures of a rare giraffe born at chester zoo — discovered by staff when they arrived on boxing day morning. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the russian president, vladimir putin, says the syrian army and opposition have agreed to a nationwide ceasefire which will come into effect at midnight. there'll also be fresh peace talks. the deal was brokered by russia and turkey, who are on opposing sides in the conflict in syria. mr putin said they had signed a number of documents outlining the details of the deal. daniel boettcher reports. russia and turkey have been pushing for a nationwide ceasefire, particularly since the collapse of the key rebel stronghold in aleppo. in a statement, the syrian army said the comprehensive ceasefire agreement wa

heavy bursts of rain around and the northerly wind making it feel chilly in devon and cornwall.many in east anglia and the south—east but thoroughly wet, cold and with a northerly wind across parts of the midlands, and northern england. some sleet and snow over higher ground. far north of england, scotla nd higher ground. far north of england, scotland and northern ireland, a bracing, fresh morning to clear the head. most will see some sunshine. there will be some outbreaks of rain, hail, sleetand there will be some outbreaks of rain, hail, sleet and snow. also into northern england and northern ireland through the day with some good sunny spells in between. in the midlands, east anglia and the south it stays cloudy and damp throughout. some of the rain on the heavy side and over the hills wet snow mixed in at times. it clears on monday and tuesday, a good deal of sunshine around but cold, especially with those widespread frost by night. hgppy those widespread frost by night. happy hogmanay. this is bbc news. the headlines at 12:00. the queen's new year's honours list is dominat

this was the scene in cornwall.ork today because it is a decent day for us. it will cloud over a bit across the western areas. temperatures six or seven celsius. staying cloudy for northern ireland and the west of scotland today, but there will be a lot of dry and bright weather. 0vernight tonight, with the clear skies in place, temperatures will fall away quickly. now we will have a return of some frosty weather particularly for england and wales. that's where the lightest winds will be. scotland and northern ireland, perhaps avoiding much in the way of frost, but tomorrow, there is the potential of getting a few patches of mist and fog. some of that could be dense. a bit of uncertainty about where the worse of that might be, but we are looking at bright weather. temperatures between four and eight celsius for most of us. that's your forecast. this is bbc news. i'm richard lister. the headlines at 10.30am: eight out of ten young carers are not receiving the help they need from social services, according to the chil

six factories are planned across britain, one in scotland, another in south wales and cornwall dottedre going get this country to build the homes we need we need to make maximum use of their —— modern methods of construction, but also homes can be built much more quickly. in britain, we tend to associate factory made homes with cheap and drafted post—war prefab plural fackrell but 20% troop modular homes are very different, designed to be aspirational places to live. these factory made homes being launched in south london are seven to the kind of product the new factories will produce. residents say they love them. i invited my friends to say come and see, they said wow, is this your house? it is very spacious. i did not expect it, properly soundproofed, i live on the high street and you can hardly hear any noise. some might question why britain needs chinese investors to solve its housing crisis, but if actions match the words, today may go down as the day when british homes no longer meant bricks and mortar. football's world governing body, fifa, has fined the football associations