ended _ kids would have their life crawley ended in — kids would have their life crawley ended in thatat way is shocking. it's absolutely shocking and whether that was in _ absolutely shocking and whether that was in london, you feel it acutely wherever— was in london, you feel it acutely wherever you live.— was in london, you feel it acutely wherever you live. elianne andam's family originally came _ wherever you live. elianne andam's family originally came from - wherever you live. elianne andam's family originally came from ghana i family originally came from ghana and had raised money to put her through the local private school 0ld palace ofjohn whitgift but all their hopes for her future word —— and a few moments of violence at a bus stop. daniel sandford with that report. dutch police say several people have been killed in rotterdam after a man fired shots and started blazes in a house and then a hospital. the gunman has been arrested. 0ur correspondent anna holligan is in the hague. anna, what more can you tell us? right now, we are hearing police are doing a sweep of the medica

he's going head to head with henry smith, who was mp for crawley, also was the mp for crawley, who alsogot no quiz coming up . got the yes no quiz coming up. >> hello again . it's aidan >> hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast . a fine start for most of us this weekend. cloud and rain do turn up through central parts. by turn up through central parts. by saturday afternoon, but sunshine returns through sunday. so mixed conditions. best times for getting out. and about early saturday or later sunday. low pressure moving away from the north of scotland on friday nights . still north of scotland on friday nights. still some north of scotland on friday nights . still some showers nights. still some showers continuing during the hours of darkness, even the odd shower further south across west wales and northwest england. but for the vast majority , actually it's the vast majority, actually it's clearing and winds easing. clearing skies and winds easing. and that will lead to widely temperatures in the single figures. even low single figures for s

he's going head to head with henry smith, who was mp for crawley, also was the mp for crawley, who alsogot no quiz coming up . got the yes no quiz coming up. >> hello again . it's aidan >> hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast . a fine start for most of us this weekend. cloud and rain do turn up through central parts. by turn up through central parts. by saturday afternoon, but sunshine returns through sunday. so mixed conditions. best times for getting out. and about early saturday or later sunday. low pressure moving away from the north of scotland on friday nights . still north of scotland on friday nights. still some north of scotland on friday nights . still some showers nights. still some showers continuing during the hours of darkness, even the odd shower further south across west wales and northwest england. but for the vast majority , actually it's the vast majority, actually it's clearing and winds easing. clearing skies and winds easing. and that will lead to widely temperatures in the single figures. even low single figures for s

crawley has previously only played three odis.inst new zealand, starting on friday. bbc director of sport barbara slater is to retire next year. she joined the bbc a0 years ago, becoming director of sport in 2009. director general tim davie said slater was a "pioneer, innovator and outstanding leader". europe's ryder cup team was confirmed this week — luke donald's side comprising first—timers with experienced hands like rory mcilory. the world number two a veteran of this tournament, with six consecutive ryder cups under his belt ahead of this month's battle with the us in rome. mcilroy this week playing at the irish open, spoke to the bbc�*s stephen watson, and was optimistic of the challenge ahead. i think we've got a great chance. there is a really good mix of experience and youth in there. even some of the youth is quite experienced, someone likejon rahm. yeah, and viktor hovland as well for example. i think it's a really good team. if you had asked me at the start of the year what i thought our chances were, i thought we wou

ray what are you hearing in crawley ? in crawley?the south—east have been struggling with a downturn in the market over the last 12 months. >> so today's announcement that this rate will be maintained at 5.25% offers some positives for them, but also some positives for buyers or anybody who is on a variable rate mortgage. i'm joined now by darren greenaway, who is the owner of greenaway residential here in crawley. darren, thanks very much for joining us. what's your immediate reaction to this to the announcement today from the bank of england? >> it's good news because i genuinely thought the interest rates were going go up today. rates were going to go up today. so it's staying still is very good for the housing market, although the housing market is still full of problems . still full of problems. >> over last months, >> now, over the last months, i the last three months rather, i know that you've been experiencing a significant experiencing quite a significant downturn to last downturn when compared to last year's figures. take u

earlier this week so at trent bridge with those selected for next month's world cup being rested, zak crawley duck. england were going along well though, watched by andrew flintoff who's still helping out in their dressing room. willjacks got 94 off 88 balls. and england eventually closed on 334 for 8, their big hitting giving plenty in the crowd a chance to get in on the catching. ireland scored quickly in their reply but lost regular wickets. matthew potts got two, and 19—year—old spinner rehan ahmed showed his potential with four of his own, that delivery the pick of them. ireland's last wicket stand went past 50 runs but england eventually made this match safe — the last outing of the series is on tuesday in bristol. ahead of next summer's paris 0lympics, britain'sjoe clarke has laid down a very impressive marker by becoming the k1 kayak world champion. the gold medallist from rio produced a near perfect pair of runs to win his first world title — finishing nearly two seconds quicker than the current olympic champion jiri prskavec in front of a home crowd in london. the victory also secur

the idea that this innocent much older than my kids would have their life crawley ended in that way ishocking, and whether that was in london, you feel it acutely wherever you live. elianne andam's family originally came from ghana and had raised money to put her through the local private school, 0ld palace ofjohn whitgift. but all their hopes for her future were dashed in a few moments of violence at a bus stop. live now to our correspondent in croydon, mark lobel. mark, what's the latest? we've just mark, what's the latest? we've 'ust experienced — mark, what's the latest? we've 'ust experienced an fl mark, what's the latest? we've 'ust experienced an incredibly �* mark, what's the latest? we've just| experienced an incredibly emotional hour here on the road that elianne died. an hourago, herfamily and extended family turned up on a police convoy. they were brought to the spot just police convoy. they were brought to the spotjust behind this tram here where you'll be able to see police officers still there — the site where elianne died, they were all brought there and stood there for

josh crawley came out of a um, um, um, behind closed doors, a meeting with zelinski and or whether it was, oh, it was an internal, a congressional meeting as i'm in sky when it happened later. but um, i mean, he came out and said, um this is it forever or, i mean they're not giving is that now like and telling us, you know, if we expand this and expand that then we'll get this. he said, no, we're just gonna keep spending. no, josh, all we need is an outlier right now in american politics. it's not gonna change the outcome of the $24000000000.00 vote. they will go through mccarthy as usual caves on everything. but i mean, joshua holly is saying the quiet part out loud. martin is a, this is a, everything is going exactly to play and actually we're yeah, and um, but i think there are components now with the new republican polity. and also amongst the lead, generally in america to concede the things ongoing. that's one of those blogs and things co continue as the interest to go to the bank. and that's the rationale to keep spending money. well, if it's not working out right, then we have

supposed to become the house speaker after nancy pelosi finally retired whenever that may be joe crawleyernie sanders did they were waging a war not against republicans but against the democratic party establishment. that was what she was supposed to represent. and what she has become, along with bernie sanders, is not just a regular old democrat but probably the most valuable tool the democratic party and joe biden have because she's the one who convinces disaffected leftists or people who like to pretend they don't have the same politics as their mom, that their solemn duty is to march behind the democratic party and she's the one who's doing it as a leader and she has millions of people now following suit in captivity to the democratic party. >> laura: so she's retailing taming the progressives, not necessarily giving them what they thought they might be getting, which is beyond this medicare for all, she always cites that, but how about ukraine? you never hear her speak about the war in ukraine, do you, glenn? >> well, she voted for the war in ukraine, of course, along with every sin

as sharon crawley reports, one european airline is trying to make flying better for people who don't to the caribbean. if you dread the sound of a crying baby during takeoff, you're probablye . i mean, i'm a parent, too. i know it's frustrating for some people without children, but as your kids grow, you don't want kids around crying and yelling. so i think it's a good idea. the idea he's referring to comes from the european carrier current airlines. the airline is launching a child free zone on its route between amsterdam and curacao. travelers who pay an extra $48 can be seated with adults only. it'll be sort of walled off from the rest of the plane and they'll be air curtains and a wall that will try to be sort of a sound barrier. but i don't know any any folks who've been on a plane and heard a kid screaming very hard to muffle that sound. clint henderson is a travel expert and managing editor at the points guy. i actually think this is a pure revenue play. they think that they have this gimmick. they can get some press out of it and they can potentially earn a little extra reven

crawley's memorial recognizing the lives of black church musicians who died of aids. >> our history isishah tillet are the co-curators and work add alongside the park service and the trust for the national mall. >> there are so many ways in which the pieces themselves are both mourning loss that's part of the american story, but also testifying to the endurance of the human spirit. >> reporter: what do you think will surprise people the most when they witness these works of art? >> this feeling that you are recognized. >> reporter: when you have visited the national mall, have you felt represented? >> no. >> reporter: who is represented? >> white presidents. that's kind of what i grew up thinking. >> reporter: artist wendy red star grew up on a crow reservation and chose to tell the story of her ancestors. >> these are the names of 50 chiefs who signed treaties between 1825 and 1880. we get to know all 56 sign e.r.s of the declaration of independence, but from the flip side of that are all of these indigenous nations with important heroes of our own. >> reporter: the national mall has

also, henry smith, he's a conservative mp for crawley. i've got james snyder.t in the on the show at the left in the corner. he's a former adviser to jeremy corbyn. nigel nelson , jeremy corbyn. nigel nelson, political correspondent. he's back show for the second back on the show for the second time. we've also got the legendary dj neil fox. he's for on the first time, and katie waissel, who's a singer songwriter. but first, let's go to the . news to the. news >> hi, i'm aaron armstrong . very >> hi, i'm aaron armstrong. very good evening to you from the gb newsroom . i'm a 14 year old girl newsroom. i'm a 14 year old girl and a coach driver have died after a school bus overturned on the m50 . three on the wirral . the m50. three on the wirral. pupils were their way to pupils were on their way to caldy grange grammar school in west kirby grammar school this morning. the bus was carrying 54 people when it collided with a car and struck central

also, henry smith, he's a conservative mp for crawley. i've got james snyder.show at the left in the corner. he's a former adviser to jeremy corbyn. nigel nelson , jeremy corbyn. nigel nelson, political correspondent. he's back show for the second back on the show for the second time. we've also got the legendary dj neil fox. he's for on the first time, and katie waissel, who's a singer songwriter. but first, let's go to the . news to the. news >> hi, i'm aaron armstrong . very >> hi, i'm aaron armstrong. very good evening to you from the gb newsroom . i'm a 14 year old girl newsroom. i'm a 14 year old girl and a coach driver have died after a school bus overturned on the m50 . three on the wirral . the m50. three on the wirral. pupils were their way to pupils were on their way to caldy grange grammar school in west kirby grammar school this morning. the bus was carrying 54 people when it collided with a car and struck central car and struck a central reservation between huyton and bebington. ten children were taken hospital. two with taken to hospital. two wit

well, now sharon crawley reports one european airline is trying to make flying better for people whoon't want to hear a crying baby during their flight to the caribbean. if you dread the sound of a crying baby during takeoff, you're probably not alone. they cry all the time. it's i mean, i'm a parent, too. i know it's frustrating for some people without children, but a as your kids grow up, you don't want kids around crying and yelling. so i think it's a good idea. the idea he's referring to comes from the european carrier core indian airlines. the airline is launching a child free zone on its route between amsterdam and curacao. travelers who pay an extra $48 can be seated with adults only. it'll be sort of walled off from the rest of the plane and they'll be curtains and a wall that will try to be sort of a sound barrier. but i don't know any any folks who've been on a plane and heard a kid screaming very hard to muffle that sound. clint henderson is a travel expert and managing editor at the points guy, i actually think this is a pure revenue play. they think that they have this g

it wasn't a good day at the crease for first—time captain zak crawley, who fell for a second ball duckof play on friday but since then, they have fought back. they won three of the four afternoon four balls matches in andalucia and have the momentum going the singles, which get going later this morning. you just need a little bit of a slap in the face and then you know where to go and you get back to square one and then you start over, which is what we did. i'm proud of everyone on the team for picking ourselves up, picking each other up. at no stage has there been like a down mood. there has been no disbelief from the team, even after the 4—0. so yes, just plodding away. and it was meant to be the night thatjoejoyce got his career back on track but instead, he wakes up this morning with his hopes of challenging to become the heavyweight champion of the world all but over. joyce was beaten by china's zhilei zhang in their rematch in london last night — zhang knocking joyce out in just the third round — meaning he retains the wbo interim title and stays as the mandatory challenger to he

and obviously, it's obviously, you know, it's difficult mark crawley to difficult for mark crawley tond fix all of try and come in and fix all of this. but how did we get here and what's the implication? what is the implication on all of us and our trust in the police service? >> well, but yet with russell brand or lots of other people, we would be saying innocent until proved guilty. >> and also , we should >> yes. and also, we should point out there are thousands , point out there are thousands, thousands decent, hard thousands of decent, hard working police officers who put themselves in harm's way day after day . you wouldn't want to after day. you wouldn't want to do it. wouldn't want to do it. do it. i wouldn't want to do it. we're grateful for them. and it gives name. you gives everybody a bad name. you know, these rogue officers, it's bad them and it's bad for bad for them and it's bad for all have you got any all of us. have you got any ideas fix this ideas on how to fix this problem? let us know. but two years. fix the police. >> you know, there was a time that we have here