in order to rebuild a broken community, and croydon was badly effected, we wanted to build croydon back—upi borrowed one of the kids's footballs and i gave him a pound. that's how it started. 0ne football, £1 and eve ryo ne started. 0ne football, £1 and everyone joined started. 0ne football, £1 and everyonejoined in from started. 0ne football, £1 and everyone joined in from the started. 0ne football, £1 and everyonejoined in from the running. you were only 16 at the time. just give us an insight into how unsettling, many people will remember the pictures from croydon and other parts of the country, but give us an insight as to how unsettling that was for a 16—year—old, seeing that happening in your community. to be honest, it was scary. if you are born and raised in croydon, you know everyone. it was difficult to see that happening and i felt i needed to make a change in society and help croydon get back to the best. leading them into the fa cup, as the youngest manager in the history, how do you feel? it's unbelievable for me. the youngest chairman and manager in the history of the fa cup

england, 129, more than half, now offerjust one cycle of ivf and five areas in the southeast including croydon essex and norfolk don't offer any. the nhs in scotland, meanwhile, offers three cycles to women who need it up to the age of a0. in wales, women can expect two rounds of treatment, while in northern ireland it'sjust one for those who are eligible. some doctors in the field argue there is too much variation and that some nhs managers are ignoring national guidelines drawn up by regulators. they recommended three cycles of ivf treatment, full cycles for cou ples or individuals who need fertility treatment. the fact this has not been taken up across the country is a scandal, quite frankly. in some areas they are cutting the upper age limit from a0. this bristol couple's baby son was born after ivf on the nhs, but under new plans in the area they wouldn't have qualified as only women aged between 30 and 35 will be eligible. local health chiefs know that is out of line with the regulator's view, but they say money is tight. the guidelines are there as guidelines and i think the nhs budget

england, 129, more than half, now offerjust one cycle of nf and five areas in the southeast including croydon don't offer any. the nhs in scotland, meanwhile, offers three cycles to women who need it up to the age of a0. in wales, women can expect two rounds of treatment, while in northern ireland it's just rounds of treatment, while in northern ireland it'sjust one rounds of treatment, while in northern ireland it's just one for those who are eligible. some doctors in the field argue there is too much variation and that some nhs managers are ignoring national guidelines drawn up by regulators. they recommended three cycles of ivf treatment, full cycles for couples 01’ treatment, full cycles for couples or individuals who need fertility treatment. the fact this has not been taken up across the country is a scandal, quite frankly. in some areas they are cutting the upper age limit from a0. this bristol couple's baby son was born after ivf on the nhs, but under new plans in the area they wouldn't have qualified as only women aged between 30 and 35 will be eligible. local health chiefs know that

a man, believed to be a teenager, has been stabbed to death in croydon.ght. he died there an hour later. he would be the second teenager to be stabbed to death in london in 24 hours. the husband of a woman who has been imprisoned in iran says he wont bring their daughter back to london, without approval from his wife. nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — from hampstead — was arrested in tehran last april, after visiting family. their two year old daughter is able to return to the uk. but her father richard — who isn't allowed to visit them — says he had promised his wife the final say in her care. a plumbing company has been given permission to appeal to the supreme court after losing a legal case over the status of one of its workers. pimlico plumbers lost a long running case in the court of appeal, which upheld that one of it's staff was a worker rather than a self—employed contractor. meaning he should be entitled to rights such as holiday pay. musicians are getting the chance to audition for a licence to busk on the london underground. applicants will have to

detectives are still questioning an 18—year—old over the murder of a teenager in croydon. 15—year—old essex police. up to 100,000 people are expected to visit hylands park, with jay—z and p!nk headlining. and a new company will take charge of one of the busiest railways in and out of london this weekend. south—western railway will replace south west trains. the operator is promising 90 new commuter trains. that takes us to the travel now. 0n the tubes, there are now minor delays on the central line, westbound only, but a good service elsewhere. if we look at the roads, in neasden, two lanes are closed on the north circular northbound. that is at neasden interchange. it is because of an accident. a collision in the queues on the approach is also adding to the delays. and a broken—down vehicle is blocking a lane on the redbridge flyover northbound. let's have a check on the weather now, with lucy martin. hello, good morning. yesterday temperatures reached a maximum of around 25 celsius. today is not looking quite as warm, but it will be a mixture of sunny spells and showers. some of tho

blue route south of broomall jammed solid in that neck of the woods and watching a crash near the croydon station apartments. a nasty scene you can avoid by using state road and somer dale road at kennedy boulevard and delays in south jersey as well. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >>> more ahead. president trump takes aim at legal immigration. ahead at 5:30 a new plan for republicans to cut the number of people legally coming into the u.s. by half. >> first an explosion and a partial collapse at a school in minnesota. what officials say is behind the deadly destruction that has officials searching for one person when "action news" continues tonight. >>> officials in minneapolis say that one person is dead after a gas explosion levels part of this school. officials say that a natural gas explosion is to blame and one person is still missing, nine were hospitalized and three were listed at critical. all students and staff on site for for the summer programs are safe and accounted for according to officials contractors were working on the building at the time of the blast. >>> r

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a 15—year—old boy has been stabbed to death near croydon in south london. the scene. it‘s the second fatal stabbing of a teenager in the city in 24 hours — and the 13th this year. children‘s services are being "pushed to breaking point" due to increased demand and cuts in council budgets according to the local government association. the lga says three—quarters of english councils overspent on child social care by a total of more £0.5 billion last year. a government spokesman said councils would receive around £200 billion for local services up to 2020. the lga says it‘s not enough. councils are facing a double whammy. a big cut in government grants and a big increase in the number of children who need those services and so we are saying there will be a £2 billion gap by the end of this decade in the amount of money councils need compared to the amount of money councils have got. that will lead to big problems in making sure we can keep children safe in the way the members of the public would expect us to. mps in belgium will question ministers and regulato

a 15—year—old boy has been stabbed to death near croydon in south london.ng of a tennager in the city in 24 hours and the 13th this year. in a moment, a summary of the business news but first, the headlines on bbc news: the trump administration has defended its strong message to north korea — it says the president had to use language the regime would understand. french security forces have shot and arrested a man suspected of being behind an attack on a group of soldiers. police searching for a jogger who knocked a pedestrian into a bus lane say there has been a huge response to their appeal for help. in the business news... today marks the tenth anniversary of the global credit crunch, the day when banks stopped lending, forcing the world's financial system to a halt. banks had racked up massive debts that customers couldn't afford to pay back. more on that in a moment. now to simon for some breaking news. we arejust now to simon for some breaking news. we are just getting the first verdict in the police operation operation sanctuary. fiona trott is coveri

a 15—year—old boy, stabbed to death, near croydon in south london.y will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening, beyond the normal state, and, as i said, they will be met with fire, fury and frankly power the likes of which this world has never seen before. his threat follows the latest intelligence reports which suggest they‘ve produced a nuclear warhead small enough to fit on a ballistic missile. north korea is now threatening to launch a missile strike close to america‘s military base on the south pacific island of guam. the island is home to 160,000 people and a significant us military base. here‘s what locals woke up to in this morning‘s news report. the developing story today involving the us and north korea. guam at the centre of it today. that information confirmed on record by homeland security advisor, knowing that homeland officials say that the short time frame the most important thing for the community would be to find concrete structures to shelter in place. we want you to know at this time

in croydon it has become the first part of london to completely withdraw ivf funding on the nhs for at. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour but first, the headlines on bbc news: tougher government controls are proposed making it easier to force social media companies to delete their information. north korea vows to retaliate and make the us pay a price for the un sanctions over its planned nuclear weapons programme. 46—year—old eloise dixon from kent is recovering in hospital after being shot while on a family holiday in brazil. in a moment the new doctor who gives her first interview on becoming the first female time lord. on becoming the first female time lord. hello, this is the business news. we could get more control of our personal information under plans outlined by the government. people will be able to ask for personal data to be deleted and to ask firms to obtain "explicit" consent before they process sensitive personal data. about three million households are going to benefit from a tightening of the price cap on pre—payment energy meters, according to regul

croydon has completely withdrawn ivf funding for at least one year and its clinical commissioning groupg greater control over what personal information is kept by the companies under new plans announced by the government. joining me now is neil brown, a solicitor at decoded legal, a law firm specialising in digital law. do we need a new law? absolutely. we have very little choice in the matter. the eu law changes next year and while that will apply automatically this is our opportunity to put certain measures in place in the uk. what sort of information is accessible that should be governed under this, do you think? i don't think there's a need to change the information that falls within the framework. if it is information identifiable about you thenit information identifiable about you then it should be protected. this is ensuring giving the user rights and that regulators have more power to ta ke that regulators have more power to take action. it puts the onus on the social media providers. it's not just them, and it's notjust about trust. there's a regulator behind it he can take act

southern trains between milton keynes central and east croydon and between london bridge and beckenham a check on the weather now, here's lucy martin. hello, good morning. lots of dry and bright weather in the forecast. it will stay largely dry through much of the day but the cloud will increase later thanks to our next weather front. with the detail onto the map, perhaps a touch more cloud. a little bit of cloud bubbling up into the afternoon. you can just see our next weather front pushing up. a little bit of cloud. that cloud, some outbreaks of rain, pushes in from the north—west. the cloud around, temperatures not falling too far. overnight not falling too far. lows of around 16 degrees. we start the day tomorrow with some cloud first thing. that will thin and break to allow some good spells of sunshine, just the odd isolated shower, particularly in the morning. highs of 21 degrees. as move into sunday, sunday looks like a largely dry day. there will be plenty of brightness around. temperatures reaching a maximum of 19. fairly settled through monday. not long before things turn a l

she went to croydon police station and told everybody there.en i opened my e—mail inbox i found something incredibly sinister and worrying. it was the first e—mail contact from someone on behalf of the black death group saying to me, chillingly, that they'd taken chloe and i was to find some ransom money for her. what detail was in the e—mail that you got? who they were, the black death group, they gave me the names of three businessmen, uk businessmen, i think that chloe had given them the names of. and said i was to contact any one of these three or all three to raise the ransom money. at that stage no figure was mentioned as to how much they wanted. but there was a deadline, the deadline was four days later on the sunday when they were going to say if you don't pay any money by then we're going to offer chloe to option, where she may be sold to russian mafia. to auction, where she may be sold to russian mafia. how seriously did you take that e—mail? my first thought was to ring the police in italy, and i did that. i then rang the british con

problems on dlr and overground: minor delays highbury & islington to crystal palace — west croydon becauseght and fleeting showers. it will feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine. once more we will see highs of around 23—24 degrees. so, an improvement on where we have been for the last couple of days or so now. overnight tonight we keep the clear skies. it should stay dry. overnight lows of 14—15 degrees. but a bit chillier of course away from towns. tomorrow you might well be needing your brolly again. we are likely to see some sunny spells and showers form through the afternoon. some of the showers toward northern home counties could turn out to be heavy and even thundery in nature, so not a completely dry weekend. quite a chilly night on saturday into saturday. temperatures away from the towns could even get back into single figures. sunday should be dry, there‘ll be some sunshine and temperatures will peak in the low 20s. hello, this is breakfast, with naga munchetty and steph mcgovern. the biggest names in athletics gather in london as the 16th world championships get underway. sir mo f