crispin rolfe, bbc news.viders of cosmetic treatments in england have been opened up for public consultation. the government wants anyone carrying out procedures like botox injections to be trained and licensed and salons subject to regular inspections, but critics say enforcing the regulations could be a challenge. philippa roxby has the details. cosmetic procedures are booming, fuelled by social media. but so are complaints and bad experiences. there were 3,000 of them last year out of a total of 900,000 procedures carried out in the uk. most complaints related to injections to fill lines and wrinkles. the proposed new scheme will make it an offence to carry out a procedure without a licence for the practitioner and the premises. providers will have to be trained, qualified and experienced and have the correct insurance. they should also work from clean and hygienic clinics. the government says it wants to protect patients from botched treatments and under—qualified practitioners. too many people assume at

crispin rolfe, bbc news.medical treatment but is working thousands of kilometres away on a remote outpost in antarctica. a ship has been sent after an evacuation by air was ruld out due to harsh weather conditions. nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. this is the icebreaker that is being sent on the mission to rescue the researcher who has what is said to be a developing medical condition. now, it has taken weeks to get this vessel ready, including equipping it with helicopters. now, to give you a sense of the scale of the operation, take a look at this map. it is leaving from hobart in tasmania, and it is on a journey all the way to the casey research station in antarctica, which, of course, is one of the most inhospitable places on the planet. indeed, the journey is 3,443 kilometres, from hobart all the way down to casey station. now, the icebreaker has a top speed of around 30 kilometres an hour, so it is going to take days to get there. now, an air rescue from the nearby wilkins runway was ruled o

crispin rolfe, bbc news.archs along with the princess royal. the event, the most famous highland games in scotland, takes place every september and is considered a favourite of the royal family. charles, as prince of wales, attended many times over the years with his mother. our royal correspondent, daniela relph, reports. applause leading the royal party, for the first time as king and queen. no royal family summer break in scotland is complete without a visit to the braemar highland gathering. # god save our gracious king...# the king was wearing a kilt made from the newly created king charles iii tartan, as he watched this celebration of highland culture and traditions. the king first came here as a young boy with his mother, queen elizabeth. she was a regular spectator throughout her 70—year reign and the images of her here with her family were a view of her at her most relaxed. this year's gathering is the first since her death last september and the memories of queen elizabeth remain strong. one of the

crispin rolfe, bbc news.reate videos which depict real life child murder victims. the videos — which are made without the consent of relatives — show crudely animated versions of children, some of them babies, talking about how they were killed. bbc trending�*s ed main has been investigating the phenomenon. it really is pretty macabre, edge. for those who haven�*t seen them, can you just give us an idea about these videos? ~ ., , ., , , videos? well, what you see in this videos? well, what you see in this video is is a _ videos? well, what you see in this video is is a partially _ videos? well, what you see in this video is is a partially animated - video is is a partially animated figure of a child, and they have been given computer—generated voices, with which they tell you the stories of their lives, but more particularly, the circumstances of their deaths. now, some of the children in these videos look nothing like the child they are supposed to represent, but others are based on genuine photos. now, sinc

crispin rolfe, bbc news.ying up.- and do a bit of tidying up. let us talk sport- _ and do a bit of tidying up. let us talk sport- it _ and do a bit of tidying up. let us talk sport. it was _ and do a bit of tidying up. let us talk sport. it was an _ talk sport. it was an absolute festival of — talk sport. it was an absolute festival of patrick's _ talk sport. it was an absolute festival of patrick's yesterday talk sport. it was an absolute i festival of patrick's yesterday in the premier league! brilliant. the tone in the content is actually what i was going to do, so thank you for that. often on these days in the premier league talk about how many goals there were in total, but particularly this time around it is the goal is provided by three players. three hat tricks, only once before in early castries —— in premier league history. i have gone back to the 1800s. i didn't have the time. but there is only one other occasion where this has happened before. three players, each getting a hat—trick on the same da

crispin rolfe, bbc news.ou would have to go to court to give evidence, when fact we may kind of thing, they are a stranger, i want them dealt with and off the road but i don't want to have to go through that thing of meeting them in court. what do you think? maybe you have a dashcam installed on your car, maybe you have been down that process, you submitted the evidence to police and have done something or not done something. have done something or not done something-— have done something or not done somethina. ._ , ,, ., something. either way, let us know this morning- _ something. either way, let us know this morning. we _ something. either way, let us know this morning. we are _ something. either way, let us know this morning. we are interested i something. either way, let us know this morning. we are interested inl this morning. we are interested in your thoughts and views. it is one of those talking point thanks. everyone wants these idiots off the road, that is the thing at the end. careless drivers, i

that report by crispin rolfe. you're watching breakfast.orthern soul is celebrating its half century this weekend. and we'll be live from blackpool with some fans who've been "keeping the faith" for 50 years. we are off to watch the pigeon video again. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has announced who'll sit on new london policing board which will oversee and scrutinise reform of the metropolitan police. among the twelve members are neil basu, the former met assistant commissioner, and stuart lawrence, the brother of stephen lawrence. setting up the london policing board fulfils a key recommendation made by baroness casey in her review of the met published earlier this year. the studios in hertfordhire where the harry potter films were made are set for a big expansion. warner brothers studios leavesden will build ten new sound stages and an additional 400,000 sq ft — increasing production capacity by more than 50%. it's hoped it will create 4,0