. —— ellie price. the might have been affected by this. -- ellie price. �* �* , ., , ellie price.understands this is affecting about _ ellie price. the bbc understands this is affecting about 150 - ellie price. the bbc understands i this is affecting about 150 embryos, around a5 patients, although as you say, the trust has not put a number on it. it centres around this issue of how these embryos were frozen, and it would seem that there were errors in that process which has led to some of these embryos either not surviving the thawing process or not being detectable after that took place. the clinic has said it has called in external clinical experts to investigate. so far they have not been able to pinpoint exactly what happened, but obviously that investigation is ongoing. the clinic has apologised to any patients affected and says it has already changed some of its working practices, and it has also asked a number of members of staff to work in pairs so they can essentially crosscheck what each other are doing. there has also been the apology, as i said, but this clinic has bee

ellie price, bbc news, on the thames.efensive co—ordinator for the seattle seahawks in the nfl. aden durde, or ad as he's known, is the first british coach to be named as a co—ordinator in the league, just one step below the head coach. my colleague hugh ferris spoke to ad about his rise to the position. it has been a crazy few years and sometimes it is moments like this where i get to stop and think about it. i don't think about it much, to be honest. being back home in london is crazy to stop and think and i don't talk about myjourney much so i am extremely grateful and very excited. it is a new era in seattle with the new head coach, a new co—ordinator, all new, and you have a situation where the new head coach is a defensive head coach. how much does that help you because you will not be calling the plays, which most defensive co—ordinators do. i think we will help each other grow and help each other through the process. being around people with a growth mindset is exciting. it is something that i am really looking fo

ellie price, bbc news, at the high court in london.se in the united states in baltimore. i want to show you the scene in the white house. we are waiting for president biden to make some remarks about what has happened in baltimore. he will deliver some comments on the collapse of the francis scott key bridge in the roosevelt room in the white house. he has already said that federal resources will be made available, any federal resources that the authorities in maryland needin that the authorities in maryland need in response to that disaster which has been called an unthinkable tragedy by the mayor of baltimore. let's bring you up—to—date with the latest details as we have them from the authorities there. they are saying that they are still looking for six people who are missing, unaccounted for. we think they were construction workers who were fixing potholes on the bridge when that cargo ship which was heading for sri lanka, but was singapore flagged, hit one of the, part of the bridge, and it then collapsed very quickly, as you can

ellie price reports. free julian assange!been many, his supporters make their voices heard. althouthulian assange will not be immediately extradited, today was not a victory either. the judges dismissed mr assange's attempt to appeal on the grounds that the us was trying to extradite him for his political opinions. what the courts have done has been to invite a political intervention from the united states, to send a letter saying it is all 0k. i find this astounding. in 2010, through his wikileaks site, julian assange released thousands of confidential documents which included evidence of the alleged killing of civilians by us forces in afghanistan and iraq. two years later, julian assange claimed asylum at the ecuadorian embassy in london, fearing he would spend the rest of his life in a usjail. but his incarceration here lasted seven years and in 2019, he was dragged out and arrested by british police. he's been in belmarsh maximum security prison ever since, fighting legal battles to stop his extradition. the us departmen

ellie price has been to have a look.ense when you see it with the tree. when banksy comes to town so does everyone else. a treat for the locals who just happened to be passing. i think it's amazing, honestly. i've always known about banksy�*s artwork. i didn't actually know there was going to be one so close to home so, yeah, really nice to see. i think it's incredible. we were just out on a little morning walk and just happened to stumble across it and i think it's wonderful. i came inside the house and i started calling - the children, "wake up, - something is going on out there." even by this morning the artwork had already attracted international interest. they'd heard about it watching telly in the hotel. so we just took the bus, we are living two hours, but we just came here to see it. locals told us that the wall got its makeover in the early hours of yesterday morning and here's another thing they noticed — the green of the leaves is the same colour as islington council's signage. experts reckon banksy�*s message

here's ellie price. it's tradition — every year the winning cox is thrown in.s per 100 millilitres of e coli. what that means is it's ten times worse than the worst rating for bathing water. and also means, therefore, you shouldn't go in the river. and, in the case of rowers, they need very careful health guidance. archive: many watermen declared race conditions the worst for 70 years, - and each cox wore goggles to help in their difficult task. rowers in this historic race are used to natural challenges. and cambridge are sinking. cambridge are going down. and sometimes they end up in the water without meaning to. organisers of the boat race have issued guidance to competitors this weekend to cover up open wounds and wash their hands regularly. and the teams involved haven't been put off. there's thousands of people, we're not unique in racing on this course. we're not in any more danger than anyone else using this river. you have your diet coke after training in the hope that gets rid of anything you might have had. but we'll be fine. well, this is the finish

ellie price has the details.nt to the bother of coming here and doing that. we're down for a few days and come here to see it. i'm disappointed, whoever's done that. does the white paint ruin the banksy? no, i don't think so. _ no, i think it adds character to it. somebody puts paint on a wall and everyone loves it. somebody else tries to ruin it. i think they've tried to ruin it. and yet that's sort of almost like "shock, horror, it's a crime." well, this fence wasn't here when i came here on monday. that was put up yesterday. but obviously it did very little to stop the white paint being thrown. but so many people have been here to visit. something had to be done to try and protect it. the work appeared on sunday. some people say it looked like the ill—fated sycamore gap tree. the cherry tree here is still standing as well as the stencilled gardener. but banksy has been victim of vandals plenty of times, even as far away as ukraine. and well—meaning cleaners later unwittingly defaced this work by, well, wiping

ellie price, bbc news, in north london. let's bring our panel in.this work, but now is your moment if you are.— your moment if you are. well, i think it's _ your moment if you are. well, i think it's a _ your moment if you are. well, i think it's a really _ your moment if you are. well, i think it's a really nice _ your moment if you are. well, i think it's a really nice piece - your moment if you are. well, i think it's a really nice piece of. think it's a really nice piece of art _ think it's a really nice piece of art it— think it's a really nice piece of art it tells— think it's a really nice piece of art. it tells a message that's quite clear. _ art. it tells a message that's quite clear, sometimes we don't often see in modern _ clear, sometimes we don't often see in modern art, and i think for the residents— in modern art, and i think for the residents of— in modern art, and i think for the residents of finsbury park, we saw in package — residents of finsbury park, we saw in package there, they are clearly quite _ in package there, they are cl

ellie price, bbc news on the thames.ondon has been named defensive coordinator for the seattle sea hawks in the nfl. ad as he's known as the first british coach to be named as a co—coordinator in the league. just one step below the head coach. my colleague hugh ferris spoke to ad about his rise to the position. it's been a crazy few years, but like sometimes like it's like moments like this where i get to stop and kind of think about it. i don't really think about it that much. i'll be honest with you. when i'm in america and kind of being back home in london, it's kind of crazy to stop and think, and i don't really talk about myjourney that much, so i'm extremely grateful and very excited for the future. and that it's a new era in seattle. you've got a new head coach or new coordinators. you're all new, essentially the major coaching staff. you've got a situation where the new head coach, mike macdonald, is a defensive head coach. how much does that help you? because you won't be calling the plays, which most defensive

ellie price has this report. when banksy comes to town, so does everyone else.zing, honestly. i've always known about banksy�*s artwork but i didn't know there was going to be one so close to home, so yeah, really nice to see. i think it's incredible. we were on a morning walk and happen to stumble across it and i think it's wonderful. a delight for people living opposite. i came inside the house and i started calling - the children, wake up, something is going - on out there. even by this morning, the artwork and already attracted international interest. they'd heard about it watching the tv in the hotel. so we just took the bus, leaving in two hours, but we just came here to see it. locals told us the war got its makeover in the early locals told us the wall got its makeover in the early hours of yesterday morning. the green which appear to be the same colour as islington council signage being taken as a statement about our environment. but it doesn't make much sense without the tree. this is a particularly big thing because of its scale and because of the cla

ellie price, bbc news, in north london.er research uk store in north london did just that. jamie marie madden found the rare copy of please please me. thinking it would fetch a few hundred pounds. she was just a touch off. —— what's the best thing? imagine stumbling upon this beatles record from 1963 in your local charity shop. a manager of a cancer research uk store in north london did just that. jamie marie madden found the rare copy of please please me. rare copy of please please me, thinking it would fetch a few hundred pounds. she was just a touch off. it's just sold for more than £4,000 on ebay with the proceeds all going towards cancer research funding. now, if this has inspired you and you have a few vinyls lying around at home gathering dust, you may be sitting on a small fortune. demand for records is skyrocketing here in the uk. according to trade group bpi, as fans embrace both the quality and collectible aspect of vinyl. perhaps another excuse to get started early on that spring cleaning. always a good reason t

church had invested large amounts of money in a company that transported slaves. 0ur correspondent ellie priceting point for all of this, as you say, was the investment — around more than £700,000 that the church of england made in a company that transported some 34,000 slaves over the course of about 30 years back in the 18th century. and today, or at least in the last couple of years, the church of england has sought to redress that. now, i think it is significant. i think this is probably the first time an institution the size of the church of england has made an intervention like this, has said it would pay essentially reparations to those affected on this scale. now, as you say, the report today said that that investment fund should reach around £1 billion. what they have committed to is £100 million, with the idea that basically the money would be basically put in an investment fund and then would generate money itself. there would be other investors who would come on course and eventually it would sort of build up to this billion pound pot, if you like. so we're talking about an awful l

our correspondent ellie price sent us this update.volves around up to 45 patients, although, the trust here haven�*t put a number on it. but it centres around the issue of how these embryos were frozen and it would seem that there were errors in that process, which has led to some of the embryos either not surviving the thawing process or not being detectable after that took place. now, the homerton fertility clinic here has said it�*s called in external clinical experts to investigate. so far, they haven�*t been able to pinpoint exactly what happened but obviously that investigation is ongoing. the clinic has apologised to any patients affected and said it has already changed some of its working practices, so the likes of increased security. it also says it�*s asked a number of its members of staff to work in pairs so they can essentially crosscheck what everybody, what each other are doing. there has also been, we�*ve had the apology, but this clinic has been referred to the fertility watchdog in the past. a couple of years ago, the

clinic said there had been three separate errors in the freezing of embryos. 0ur correspondent ellie price, but it centres around the issue of how the embryos are frozen and there were errors in the process which has led to some of the embryos either not surviving the thawing process is meant not being detectable after that, and the clinic here has called in external clinical experts to investigate, and so far they have not been able to pinpoint exactly what happened but the investigation is ongoing. the clinic has apologised and they have changed some of their working practices, so the likes of increased security and they have asked a number of members of staff to work in pairs so they can essentially crosscheck what everybody, what each other is doing. there has also been, we have had the apology, and this clinic has been referred to the fertility watchdog in the past, a couple of years ago there were whistle—blowing allegations surrounding compliance, leadership and patient welfare, and it kept its fertility licence then but that licence has now been suspended which means the clinic can

ellie price, bbc news, in north london.paper has published the picture and in it appears the princess is smiling and walking alongside prince william. the paper says the photo was taken at a farmer's market in windsor. the princess has not been seen in public since attending a christmas day church service and underwent abdominal surgery injanuary. —— printed the picture. i'll be back again soon right here on bbc news. bye for now. hello. where the sun has put in an appearance over the last couple of days, we have felt some spring warmth. certainly, it has been a mild start to the week, but there is a change on the way. it will turn colder later in the week, and between now and then we have some spells of wind and rain to contend with, the wettest and windiest weather towards the north and the west of the uk. this chart shows the rainfall we are expecting to accumulate through the course of this week. you can see the green colours just showing up there in western scotland indicating more than 50 millimetres of rain, and ther

here's ellie price.mes to town so does everyone else. a treat for the locals who just happened to be passing. i think it's amazing, honestly. i've always known about banksy�*s artwork and i didn't actually know there was going to be one so close to home so, yeah, really nice to see. i think it's incredible. we were just out on a little morning walk and just happened to stumble across it and i think it's wonderful. i came inside the house and i started calling - the children, "wake up, - something is going on out there." even by this morning the artwork had already attracted international interest. they had heard about it watching telly in the hotel. so we just took the bus, we are living two hours, but we just came here to see it. locals told us that the wall got its makeover in the early hours of yesterday morning and here is another thing they noticed. the green of the leaves is the same colour as islington council's signage. experts reckon banksy�*s message is an obvious environmental one. this is a p

ellie price has the story.es sense when you see it with the tree. when banksy comes to town so does everyone else. a treat for the locals who just happened to be passing. i think it's amazing, honestly. i've always known about banksy�*s artwork and i didn't actually know there was going to be one so close to home so, yeah, really nice to see. i think it's incredible. we were just out on a little morning walk and just happened to stumble across it and i think it's wonderful. i came inside the house and i started calling - the children, "wake up, - something is going on out there." even by this morning the artwork had already attracted international interest. they had heard about it watching telly in the hotel. so we just took the bus, we are living two hours, but we just came here to see it. locals told us that the wall got its makeover in the early hours of yesterday morning and here is another thing they noticed. the green of the leaves is the same colour as islington council's signage. experts reckon banksy�*

our correspondent ellie price is there for us this lunchtime.nd work in the tree because that makes it make sense. banksy has confirmed in the last couple of hours that this is indeed one of his and it's already drawing in big crowds. when banksy comes to town, so does everyone else. what do you recommend? i everyone else. what do you recommend?— everyone else. what do you recommend? ~ �* , ., ., recommend? i think it's amazing, honestl . recommend? i think it's amazing, honestly- i've _ recommend? i think it's amazing, honestly. i've always _ recommend? i think it's amazing, honestly. i've always known - recommend? i think it's amazing, | honestly. i've always known about banksy and its artwork but i didn't know there was going to be one so close to home, so yeah, really nice to see. i close to home, so yeah, really nice to see. ~ �* , . , . to see. i think it's incredible. we were on a _ to see. i think it's incredible. we were on a morning _ to see. i think it's incredible. we were on a morning walk- to see. i think it's incredible. we were o

ellie price went there for us.uintessential banksy stencil. but the whole point about this artwork is it needs to be seen within the context of the tree, and we think it's probably a comment on the environment. now, banksy had us all waiting for over 24 hours. we understand that this went up on the early hours of sunday morning. he didn't confirm it till about lunchtime on monday, that it was indeed a banksy. and it's certainly drawn in the crowds here. we've been here for several hours and seen hundreds of people coming by, people passing by and stopping to have a look. but people are also hearing about it. and coming up here to have a look. now, the big question whenever there is a banksy is what happens to it next? and the most recent banksy there was here in london featured a sign which was a comment about war. now, that was up for about a couple of hours before it was taken down by possibly an overexuberant fan. i suspect the same won't happen here because it is a 30 foot wall and indeed a large tree. but cert

let's speak to our correspondent ellie price. thank you so much for your time.'s recommendations? figs your time. what do we know about the report's recommendations?— your time. what do we know about the report's recommendations? as you say it is based on — report's recommendations? as you say it is based on this _ report's recommendations? as you say it is based on this £100 _ report's recommendations? as you say it is based on this £100 million - it is based on this £100 million figure, a figure that was come up with injanuary last year figure, a figure that was come up with in january last year and figure, a figure that was come up with injanuary last year and its report looked into whether that was enough and exactly how money might be spent. now, it maintained basically that that £100 million fund wouldn't necessarily be enough, that the target should be up to £1 billion. but what we are hearing todayis billion. but what we are hearing today is a bit more details of exactly how it might work in practice. what it looks like is the church of england here will

the side of a building in finsbury park in north london is his latest creation. 0ur correspondent ellie price i've always known about - just passing. i think it's amazing. i've always known about the - just passing. i think it's amazing. i i've always known about the artwork of banksy, _ i've always known about the artwork of banksy, i — i've always known about the artwork of banksy, i did not know there would — of banksy, i did not know there would be — of banksy, i did not know there would be one so close to home so nice to _ would be one so close to home so nice to see — would be one so close to home so nice to see. it�*s would be one so close to home so nice to see-— would be one so close to home so nice to see. it's incredible. we had a morning — nice to see. it's incredible. we had a morning walk _ nice to see. it's incredible. we had a morning walk and _ nice to see. it's incredible. we had a morning walk and happened to i a morning walk and happened to stumble — a morning walk and happened to stumble across— a morning walk and happened to stumble across it _ a morning walk and happene

we can speak now to our correspondent ellie price, who's outside the high court in london. grounds only three were essentially agreed by the british court. one of the most important things he had argued was that he wouldn't get a fair hearing in the us essentially because he felt he was being tried on his political opinions. something the us had always denied. his grounds for appeal on that have not been upheld by the british court but they have upheld three counts of his appeal which included him receiving essentially the ability to rely on the first amendment, which is available to us citizens. that about the freedom of speech. so the fact that he isn't an american, there is assurance being sought that he will indeed enjoy those freedoms that an american citizen would enjoy. and also to make sure that the death penalty is not imposed. those assurances are being sought from the us authorities. they have three weeks to come back with those assurances. and then there will be another hearing on the 20th of may. so forgive me, it is all rather complicated. it isn't quite the v

ellie price, bbc news, on the thames. that she will be retiring at the end of the season, steph houghton said, she hopes that she's helped to give the girls of tomorrow "a better future in football". she's now 35, and has been capped 121 times by england and won eight major trophies with manchester city, but a long injury lay—off, kept her out of the england euros—winning side in 2022. houghton is married to the former liverpool defender stephen darby, and helped him complete a one hundred and 78 mile march, for former players with motor neurone disease, earlier this week. fa director of women's football, baroness sue campbell said: there will be girls, who have seen steph play with talent, determination and integrity, and gone home and said: i want to be steph houghton. the wales men's team will stay on the page they're on rather than starting a new chapter. they've decided to keep robert page as manager, until the next world cup at least, despite the team's failure to qualify for this summer's euros, after that defeat o

recall alameda county district attorney pamela price dropped off boxes of signatures at the county registrar of voters in hopes of a special election four's ellis and ammonium has more on that. >> we call >> on monday, a group called save alameda for everyone or safe announced they've gathered enough signatures to put a recall effort for alameda county district attorney pamela price. and then people are saying that no way he can not make it. >> and you don't have money and it's not going happen. i guess what we have collect it 123,000. we had 87 sen. >> if the claim is true, that is well above the necessary 73,195, valid signatures to qualify for the fall election. the broad coalition behind the effort is made up of alameda county residents, business owners, victims and victims, families who think the prices to blame for rising crime because of what they call a failure to hold perpetrators accountable. brenda grisham with say they arrived at the rally on the front steps of alameda county courthouse on monday escorted by heavily armed guards think she's been threatened since start of the recall effort. we shouldn't have to do this. >> but for th

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ellie and anne. and we're going through the papers now with personal finance and consumer affairs commentator frost and commentator georgie frost and broadcaster pete priceyou, but i will start with you. pete, this is a, well, a very distressing article, isn't it, as part of earl spencer's memoir, where he alleges he was sexually abused at age 11 at boarding school and also horrifically beaten as well. >> yeah, what what is sad about it is i just negative for one side. i'm sad he's come up with it now . he's written a book it now. he's written a book because it will sell books because it will sell books because that's the headline. so let's get that out of the way . let's get that out of the way. i'm a different generation to you three beautiful ladies. and in my school we were beaten mercilessly all the time. came i'd, get kneed in the leg. had, blackboard dusters thrown at us. it was a different world. sadly but to be abused is unrwa real. and i wonder how much, because people will read the story and go. that happened to me . oh my go. that happened to me. oh my word. because it was a different world. there was nothing in place to know about paedophile