ellie price reports. es, but not too much. he wasjust a perfect baby in the sense that he only cried when he really wanted something. 0liver stepper was nine months old when his mum, zoe, got a call from the nursery to come straight away. i remember thinking at the time, well, they wouldn't have sounded so vague if something bad had happened. so i kind of got myself down there. that's when i knew that it was bad because there were two ambulances there. so i thought, hmm, this isn't good. 0liver had choked. he never regained consciousness and died a few days later in hospital. what happened that day at 0liver�*s nursery is yet to be established. a police investigation is ongoing. but his death has turned his parents into campaigners. their petition is against proposals to increase the number of two year olds and over a member of staff can look after in a childcare setting. while there are no plans to change the ratios for the under twos, as 0liver was, they feel once one age group is changed, all could be.

ellie price, bbc news, new romney.tch, who's chief executive of the early years alliance — he led the successful rewind on ratios campaign in 2013. i began by asking him why england shouldn't follow the scottish model. the huge assumption that everything is absolutely fine in scotland and that is not necessarily the case. talk to the people that do this job on a daily basis and they will tell you that they would rather they looked after and educated less children rather than more. so, i mean, ministers have been talking about looking at other countries for good examples, but it seems that they want to drive us down to the bottom of the sort of standards as such. they haven't taken anything else from it. any other countries other than why don't we let people look after more children? that is not the answer. that's not in the best interests of children. it's not in the best interests of the people that work in this sector. so scotland, i'm afraid, is not a perfect model. the government says that this will help reduce the

ellie price, bbc news, new romney.died aged 65 from liver cancer. levene founded the clash with mickjones in the 1970s, but left before they became successful. he then joined public image ltd, the post—punk band set up byjohn lydon after he left the sex pistols. an iranian man who lived in a paris airport for 18 years has died. mehran karimi nasseri's experience inspired the 2004 film the terminal, starring tom hanks. lacking the correct paperwork to travel, he had made a small area of charles de gaulle airport his home. emer mccarthy reports. mehran karimi nasseri's story was stranger than fiction. an iranian exile, he lived in paris's charles de gaulle airport for 18 years after being refused entry to britain and france because he had no papers. here he is speaking, back in 1999. i think nobody can live 11 years in such a situation. i am a unique immigration case. i have appealed to two, three, four governments. and some have been successful, granted. some have been refused. but in this situation, i'm a unique immigr

ellie price, bbc news, new romney. hello. welcome to bbc news.says recapturing the city of kherson means victory in the war against russia is only a matter of time. ukraine regained control of its southern city after officials in moscow said 30,000 russian troops were pulled out of the region yesterday. though sources close to president zelensky have warned that the kremlin�*s forces are making new fortifications on the left bank of the dnipro river, and there's also concern after satellite images show significant new damage to a major dam in the area. 0ur correspondent catherine byaruhanga sent this report from the capital, kyiv. this is the vital kakhovka dam, 36 miles north of kherson. it's one of ukraine's biggest hydroelectric power plants. under the cover of darkness, a massive explosion is unleashed. if the dam collapses, this could cause massive flooding, and quickly swamp over 80 settlements, including kherson. images from friday morning show sections of the dam were destroyed. the bbc cannot verify the extent of the damage, or who cause

ellie price, bbc news, new romney.lliance. he led the successful rewind on ratios campaign in 2013. thank you forjoining us. the ratio in scotland is one adult to five children. why do you think england should not follow that model? i think there is a huge assumption that everything is fine in scotland and that is not necessarily the case. talk to the people who do this job on a daily basis and they will tell you they would rather in fact looked after and educated less children rather than more. ministers have been talking about looking at other countries for good examples, but it seems they want to drive us down to the bottom of the standards. they have not taken anything else from any other countries other than why don't we let people look after more children? that is not the answer, it is not in the best interest of children, it is not in the best interest of people who work in this sector, so scotland is not a perfect model. the in this sector, so scotland is not a perfect model-— in this sector, so scotland is not

ellie price, bbc news, new romney.imate summit in egypt have proposed dropping the target of keeping the rise in global temperatures below 1.5 celsius. mr kerry told reporters in sharm el—sheikh there could be no going back. scientists have warned that a rise beyond 1.5 celsius above pre—industrial temperatures could have a severe impact in many parts of the world. there are very few countries, but if you, that have raised the issue of not mentioning this word or that word. but the fact is that in glasgow that was adopted. the language is there and i know that the president has no intention of being the president of a cop, and egypt's president that hosts a retreat from what was achieved in glasgow. so we will have those discussions during this week, but thatis discussions during this week, but that is the adopted language of the un fcc, and most countries who have no intention of going back on this. us climate envoy, john kerry, there. 0ur climate editor, justin rowlatt, managed to grab a moment with him, and spoke to

ellie price, bbc news, new romney.gland at auckland's eden park. the red roses held the lead for much of the game until new zealand scored a late try with nine minutes to go, putting them ahead by three points. celebrating and commiserating. steviejackson is captain of the wasps women amateurs team. she's an england fan, and deborah etheredge and christine wilson are new zealand fans. we started by asking stevie how she was feeling, after it looked like england were going to break through at one point. yeah, and it was a devastating end for england today them. yeah, and it was a devastating end for england today. finally their world record run of victories has come to an end but what a way to do it with m players for most of the match, they took it right down to the last minute. we thought they were going to manage it for a minute there and i am devastated for them with all the hard work they have put in, but it has been a fantastic few weeks of rugby. we have got to see it out there on the international stage. stevie,

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ellie price, bbc news, cambridgeshire. certainly village halls in shropshire are in exactly that same position. there is no such thing as a village hall which typifies every other village hall. there are different sizes, different ages, some of them will be in conservation areas which make energy problems even more complicated but of course, the other thing is, if the village hall closes, the residents of that village and the wider community, there's nowhere else to go. a lack of public transport, during the day and particularly at nights and weekends, we are in danger of effectively trapping people in their own homes through a lack of public space. all are run by volunteers, i hasten to add.— space. all are run by volunteers, i hasten to add. graham, thank you very much- _ hasten to add. graham, thank you very much. talk i hasten to add. graham, thank you very much. talk about i hasten to add. graham, thank you very much. talk about village i hasten to add. graham, thank you| very much. talk about village halls and what i

price. >> joining me now is ellie mistal, justice correspondent for the nation., he didn't do it, and 10 being oh, yeah, he did it, how likely is it that alito was the one who leaked the dobbs decision? >> does this microphone go up to 11? the supreme court has been an ethical disaster ever since john roberts took over in 2005. the supreme court is the only court in the land that operates without ethics rules. and these supreme court justices have been wilding out ever since roberts took over, the conservative side, because if you are part of the federalist society industrial complex, it is very easy to get access to these judges, and the thing that's really, i think, explosive from shank's allegations is not just how easy it was for him to get access, but what they were actually trying to do. if you listen to what he was saying, he was saying they weren't trying to convince them. you don't have to convince these people. they're already on your side. he was trying to temper them. he was trying to steel their resolve. basically, what these right-wing forces tried

be counted at one nail, but the wild cup outsiders pay the price if i'm missing a penalty. joining me in the studio for the show awful. ellis usher, comp. geisha and gemma said we will get much more from them shortly. but 1st, we start at the alpha mom, a stadium where there was the kind of score line you don't see too often at wild cops, spain, a thumping costa rica, 7 mill, the spaniards safe and up the scoring audi on it. with a donnie almost strike, marco sent a double the lead off to 10 minutes. serenade terrace picked up his 2nd gold than i thought his going of penalty. in the 1st half gabby became the youngest blanson's pele to score at the well cut to make it 5 of his spain. substitute a kind of slag got in on the act in stock which time if it was m e k side, that was 6 mill. and our motto finished off the route with 7. so you perfect thought the 10 minutes. thank as they need to retain the sites what they want at 12 years. it guys, it is that biggest win at the world cup and for costa rica. well, their heaviest defeat ever in the tournament site. plenty of goals to enjoy. add to allison on the stadium. and you want

price. >> that's a lot of extra money on top of what you're paying. >> reporter: after five hours in the queue, success for sarah and ellie. >> i think people are justtheir patience paid off. >> we're in, we're doing this! >> reporter: we reached out to taylor swift's team, we haven't heard back yesterday. the capitol one card holders presale was delayed until later today. back to you. >> what the heck is going on, ticketmaster, come on. >>> bad bunny made history in yesterday's grammy nominations, getting the first ever album of the year for a spanish language album. he earned three nominations in total. this also makes him the first artist to ever be in the running for album of the year at both the grammys and the latin grammys. there you go. bad bunny. >>> that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. you can reach me on twitter and instagram at jdbalart. the internet does not break if you talk to me. and be sure to follow the show online at jdbalart msnbc. thank you so much for the privilege of your time. yasmin vossoughian picks up with more news right now.

price. >> there's a lot of extra money on top of what you're paying. >> after five hours in the queue, success for sara and elly half years. >> even for the oshefski family their patience paid off. >> we looked at each other, oh, my god, we're in and we're doing this. ♪ >> we reached out to taylor swift's team and we have not heard on. the capital one card holders presale was today. and regular ticket sales go on sale friday. back to you. >> jacob, covering taylor swift, that's going to do it for me today. i'm going to try to get tickets but i'm told that it is basically impossible. so oh, well. hallie jackson picks up our coverage next. secret had ph balancing minerals; and it helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. so pull it in close. secret works. (vo) verizon small business days are back. and there's never been a better time to switch. get our best offers of the year on business internet. help your business stay ahead with the reliable connection your business deserves. book your appointment today. and switch to the network america relies on. verizon. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my s

ellie? can you see it was so much cheaper actually on in year than the peak of in the year than the peak of that pricean it's been for in the year. so for the times in the year. so it's really worth it. it's more expensive checking out these websites cos just google price comparison and the item you're looking for , right. oh well looking for, right. oh well i mean that's good to know but slightly depressing because . oh slightly depressing because. oh there you go. you bet . i mean, there you go. you bet. i mean, because these have got us any which way they like haven't they. because i mean something like as you say, a nintendo switch is, you know, we're not going to be looking to buy one of those necessary in the cheapest times the year. oh, yeah. it's the sort of present style thing . so it's the sales style thing. so it's the sales are always going to go up, therefore the price is always going to go up at christmas. and yes, i know i sound like a real grinch. i yes, i know i sound like a real ganh.ii yes, i know i sound like a real grinch. i i think it's about being a savvy shopper, the north. and