according to the environment agency it has got| the environment agency it has got worse, it is the worstfraid that's not true. there were 76 - environmental agency... i'm afraid. that's not true. there were 76 taken in the middle of covid and that is —— some statistics taken in the middle of covid and that is what the guardian and others pointed to but thatis guardian and others pointed to but that is when water is not assessed. we have over 90% of bathing water is good or excellent, up from 70% in 2010. there has been investment and work in making sure that the bathing water is green. the work in making sure that the bathing water is green-— water is green. the point is whether it is aood water is green. the point is whether it is good enough. _ water is green. the point is whether it is good enough. people _ water is green. the point is whether it is good enough. people feel- water is green. the point is whether it is good enough. people feel so i it is good enough. people feel so strongly about this. we can show a map of what is happening in england, so many places where people are se

are the environment agency, it was i the environment agency, it was basically— the environment agencyllowing pollution to _ given up the ghost was allowing pollution to destroy _ given up the ghost was allowing pollution to destroy the - given up the ghost was allowing pollution to destroy the river. given up the ghost was allowing l pollution to destroy the river and we were — pollution to destroy the river and we were seeing— pollution to destroy the river and we were seeing this _ pollution to destroy the river and we were seeing this river- pollution to destroy the river and we were seeing this river turn. pollution to destroy the river and i we were seeing this river turn from a clear. _ we were seeing this river turn from a clear. stunningly— we were seeing this river turn from a clear, stunningly beautiful- we were seeing this river turn from a clear, stunningly beautiful piecel a clear, stunningly beautiful piece of water, — a clear, stunningly beautiful piece of water, full _ a clear, stunningly beautiful piece of water, full of _ a clear, stunningly beautiful piece of water,

kind of this environment agency says people in affected areas should stay in doors or with respirator masks. to be too many, but then go out to 0. the . this is alan to say, are these your top stories? marsha says its troops of kills more than 70 fighters who staged on attack in the belgrade region bordering the crane to groups, claiming to be fighting for the liberation of russia. say they were behind the attack moscow as cool them ukrainian nationalist investigation as whitening into hundreds of death linked to a cold in kenya passed as the keys of ordering. his follow was to stop themselves to death. and the sight of such the charge of his 2nd cleric sadie wright, be in the usa, they're verifying reports of violations of a c's funds to don library from the 7 day truth between sue jones warring factions . it came into force on monday to allow in humanitarian assistance as was the process of nonce too, as well as call them and the class that's ahead of the approval of a new budget demonstrates is a case of rooting collection of nursing states. money prime minister benjamin netanyahu

it is a response to testing by the environment agency along the coast between may and september.ing against bathing. the water quality elsewhere is classed as good. in whitby and sandsend are among the sites described as having excellent water quality. scarborough scales and bridlington _ excellent water quality. scarborough scales and bridlington south - excellent water quality. scarborough scales and bridlington south are - scales and bridlington south are places in which there is water work to do. in scarborough we have brought for money and we will be starting work on the next four years to sort out the situation. hello there. this is your update on the bbc sport centre. england manager gareth southgate has named his squad for the upcoming european championship next month. there is a first time caller who has been on form for crystal palace in then surged to premier league safety this season. trent alexander—arnold is backin season. trent alexander—arnold is back in the mix as isabella's tyrone. southgate's england topped their group with two wins so far and their group with

a very small trial took place last autumn and the environment agency has asked for more information on this marine habitat. the climate credentials are under scrutiny. as more questions are being asked, the company hopes for a may orjune two trial are looking uncertain. local authorities say 3a civilians have been injured. ukraine's energy ministry says these overnight attacks have also resulted in thousands of people being left without power in parts of two regions to the east of the country. ukraine military says it shot down 15 of the 18 cruise missiles that were fired, and ukraine correspondent has more. the ukrainian military said 15 of the 18 cruise missiles fired by russia were intercepted by the country's air defence, including all missiles fired at the capital kyiv, where the air raid alert sounded at four o'clock this morning. the city of pavlohrad was attacked. pictures of widespread damage in that city and local officials said an industrial facility was hit, dozens of buildings damaged and more than 30 people were injured. russian commentators said military targets were hit

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a very small trial took place last autumn, and the environment agency has asked for more informationis marine habitat. and the climate credentials are under scrutiny. as more questions are being asked, the company's hopes for a may orjune second trial are looking uncertain. you're live with bbc news. the president of the philippines, ferdinand marcos jr, has begun his four day visit to the us by meeting president biden. president marcoer wants to bolster relations with washington as tensions rise with china in the south china sea. on saturday the us called on beijing to stop "provocative and unsafe conduct" in the south china sea. the us statement came days after a chinese ship tried to block a philippine coast guard boat in disputed waters. the us and the philippines held their largest everjoint military drills last week. during the meeting, both leaders reiterated their pledge to face their challenges together. the united states also remains ironclad in our commitment to the defense of the philippines, including the south china sea, and we're going to continue to support the philip

a very small trial took place last autumn, and the environment agency has asked for more information under scrutiny as more questions are being asked. the company's hopes for a may orjune 2nd trial are looking uncertain. you're live with bbc news. one of the strongest storms to hit the bay of bengal in recent years — cyclone mocha — has inundated parts of myanmar, cutting communications and destroying buildings. at least five people are reported to have been killed in the country and the city of sittwe is said to be deep in water, with winds of 200 kilometres per hour causing chaos. disaster officials in bangladesh said there'd been no major damage. around a million rohinga refugees are living in flimsy camps around the city of cox's bazar — 1,300 of those shelters have been damaged. rajini vaidyanathan is in cox's bazar — and sent this report. cyclone mocha arrived with great force. winds gusting at high speeds. it hit the bangladesh—myanmar coastline. as the cyclone intensified, so did the panic. here in southeast bangladesh, hundreds of thousands left their homes in coastal areas

the fire service sent out this video — they've been helping the environment agency take samples of theelena humphrey in washington dc. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. some of you may have seen the fabulous halo effect around the sun on sunday evening. it was caused by thin high cloud made up of ice crystals. and just like a rainbow, you can get a double halo effect. there will be some of that high cloud around on bank holiday monday and much of the country will have a dry and sunny day. but a chilly start and some cloud coming off the north sea through the midlands and eastern england, breaking up through the day with some sunshine coming through. away from the far north of scotland, there'll be a lot of sunshine. strong sunshine as well, high uv levels for many of us on monday and that sun could be quite deceptive when it breaks through in the south—east because there'll be a cooler and stronger wind blowing, and it will be windy through the english channel. cooler in the south—east but further north and west, warming up with temperatures to 20—21 celsius in north—west eng

environment agency beaches. environment agency iigares— beaches.pan, but the focus of what's been called the hiroshima accord the growing accord to counter the growing threat of china, particularly over , and to secure over taiwan, and to secure supply chains on vital semiconductors. should that happen. let's get more with our political reporter olivia utley , who can join us now at westminster . and olivia, just to westminster. and olivia, just to look at the figures, some £18 billion in involved. it's a huge amount of money and of course, directly in terms of the car industry having some kind of effect on nissan up in the north—east. so this is crucial. apart from the issue of china . apart from the issue of china. yeah, it's a huge investment from japanese businesses and it's not surprising that rishi sunakis it's not surprising that rishi sunak is sounding quite chirpy this morning. he sunak is sounding quite chirpy this morning . he says that the this morning. he says that the rink— this morning. he says that the kink ieiveen— this morning. he

the fire service sent out this video — they've been helping the environment agency take samples of theu may have seen the fabulous halo effect around the sun on sunday evening. it was caused by thin, high cloud made up of ice crystals — and, just like a rainbow, you can get a double halo effect. there'll be some of that high cloud around on bank holiday monday. for much of the country it is going to be a dry and sunny day. but it'll be a chilly start and there could be some cloud coming in off the north sea through the midlands and eastern parts of england. it'll break up through the day with some sunshine coming through. away from the far north of scotland, there will be a lot of sunshine. it's going to be strong sunshine, as well — high uv levels for many of us on monday — and that sun could be quite deceptive when it breaks through in the south—east because there'll be a cooler, stronger wind blowing in here, and it'll be windy through the english channel. maybe a bit cooler in the south—east, as well, but further north and west, it's going to be warming up — temperatures back up to

the fire service sent out this video — they've been helping the environment agency take samples of theme of you may have seen the fabulous halo effect around the sun on sunday evening. it was caused by thin high cloud made up of ice crystals. and just like a rainbow, you can get a double halo effect. there will be some of that high cloud around on bank holiday monday and much of the country will have a dry and sunny day. but a chilly start and some cloud coming off the north sea through the midlands and eastern england, breaking up through the day with some sunshine coming through. away from the far north of scotland, there'll be a lot of sunshine. strong sunshine as well, high uv levels for many of us on monday and that sun could be quite deceptive when it breaks through in the south—east because there'll be a cooler and stronger wind blowing, and it will be windy through the english channel. cooler in the south—east but further north and west, warming up with temperatures to 20—21 celsius in north—west england and scotland. bank holiday monday will be dry because we still have high p

again done for having wasted was not meant to be on site and had been given a notice by the environment agency . what support can i get in holden is given to account and making sure that the retrospective application for the site that they're using, that it enacted planning permission on before using is rejected? >> my honorable friend is right to raise this issue of those kinds of people in indeed we also see them associated with fly tipping. a blight on our landscape. i will raise these issues with my right honorable friend the secretary of state for leveling up who is ministerial response billy. >> thank you mr. speaker, mental health services are in crisis, patients and family ghastly and at risk. it is mental health awareness week, but no government awareness to ensure my constituents are safe and workforce needs are met. so why is the government set natanz with a devastating report sat in the health secretary desk while patients in york and across the nhs are being failed? can i and the trust have an urgent meeting? >> i am sure one of my ministerial colleagues on the health team will be

a very small trial took place last autumn and the environment agency has asked for more information ontials are under scrutiny. as more questions are being asked the company hopes for a due second trial looking uncertain. you live with bbc news. the government has praised the police for their quick response after a man was arrested after shotgun cartridges with or enter the grounds of buckingham palace last night. a complex security operation is in place for the coronation this weekend walsh will be attended by leaders and royalty from around the world. with her today there will be more than 11,000 police officers on duty. rehearsals for the coronation were held overnight in central london. overnight they did a controlled explosion and stressed there was no connection to terrorism and no one was hurt describing it as a mental health incident. the king wasn't in residence at the time. but it's incidents like these that police have been preparing for. we've spent months planning _ have been preparing for. we've spent months planning this _ have been preparing for. we've spent months plan

the rise of extreme weather related events in a to be has been documented by the government's environment agency. in the past decade alone, record high temperatures and severe storms have risen 5 fold. yep, little has been done to mitigate the risks in a country that is already especially vulnerable to such climate events. so like i yeah, go, i'll just, sarah, human kind is closer than if it's a visiting mas, that's according to scientists from around the world who have gathered at assignments in washington dc. how does your test drive has more? the twenty's 33 is when the planets will align literally to give humans the easiest shot to fly over mars then fly home. that's when the red planet will be in position to give earthling astronaut, a gravitational assist shortening the round trip journey from 2 and a half years to one and a half. this will be an opportunity to send a crew to the facility of mars and bring them back. it would not be a landing mission because we don't think we would be able to build and test a land or by 2033. amanda mars landing would be much further down the road, and eve

to leave the homes, smoke continues to cause poor quality and reduce visibility. candidates environment agency says people in affected areas should stay in doors. all with respirator masks. to be treatment. blanco, ultra 0. the, this is down to 0, these you top stories wash, it says it's troops of kills more than 70 fighters who staged on attack in the belgrade region bordering ukraine. 2 groups claiming to be fighting for the liberation of russia say they were behind. the attack must go as cool them ukrainian nationalist investigation as whitening into hundreds of death linked to a cult.

the government's environment. agency says extreme weather related events have risen 5 fold. and the last decade human kind is closer than ever to visiting most, this is according to scientists from around the world was gathered in washington dc . hydro caster has the twenty's. 33 is when the planets will align literally to give humans the easiest shot to fly over mars then fly home. that's when the red planet will be in position to give earthling astronaut, a gravitational assist shortening the round trip journey from 2 and a half years to one and a half. this will be an opportunity to send a crew to the facility of mars and bring them back. it would not be a landing mission because we don't think we would be able to build and test a land or by 2033 man. tomorrow's landing would be much further down the road and even a man fly over for now is just talk. but here as a few minutes to mar summit in washington, the gathered space community is buzzing with hope that it will happen. it's a dream come true. i can't wait, since i was a little boy, i've always dreamed about working i

the rise of extreme weather related events in a to be has been documented by the government's environment agency. in the past decade alone, record high temperatures and severe storms have risen 5 fold. yep. little has been done to mitigate the risks in a country that is already especially vulnerable to such climate events. so when a guy ego, i'll just sarah, i'm joined now by my to look for a the may of belong. yes, thank you for taking the time to speak to this a very difficult time for the region. i know that has been devastating. floods, land slides, thousands of people have been evacuated, many people, all with out of clean water and electricity. help us understand the effect of this flooding in on, on your region. a yes, and this moment the situation is very, very critical, especially in the romania part of our region. more than 13000 people have acquainted in my town below and yet may safety more than 300 in the city and for a 1000 in the metropolitan area. and the slot the now is under the pressure in my area. but in romania the situation is very, very serious. when you what do you mean?

the rise of extreme weather related events in a to be has been documented by the government's environment agency. in the past decade alone, record high temperatures and severe storms have risen 5 fold. yep, little has been done to mitigate the risks in a country that is already especially vulnerable to such climate events. so like i yeah go, i'll just sarah. britain's prince. hurry, end as wife make and model of her mother were reported. they chased for several hours by perhaps in new york city. defensive spokesperson coolants, a near catastrophic chase endangering other drivers, pedestrians and police officers. neil the said they assisted the private security team, protecting the 2 conductors as sussex, as numerous photographers made the transport challenging. now human kind is closer than ever to visiting most that's according to scientists from around the world who have gathered at this summit in washington dc. hydro castro as well to 20 . 33 is when the planets will align literally to give humans their easiest shot to fly over mars then fly home. that's when the red planet will be in positio

the environment agency has warned that furtherflooding is possible. 0ur west of england correspondentffected. this is what hit villages across devon and somerset yesterday evening, rivers and streams bursting their banks after hours of intense storms. north cadbury in somerset has never seen anything like this before. five o'clock last night. caroline's garden disappeared under it. so did the cars. i think it did get above these hedges. and then the worst. i don't think we ever thought it would actually come in the house. the fire brigade rescued us about eight o'clock. friends were on the phone all the time, phoning and checking on us. i said, "we can't even get out of the house", because it was flooded. it was coming around the side. the whole of this became the river, so we just had to stay until it had receded a bit. this is how it started, with hours of unseasonally heavy rain that submerged some villages and forced many people upstairs, some even sheltering in lofts until they were rescued by the emergency services. and here's how some devon schoolkids were ferried home. now, th

kind of this environment agency says people in affected areas should stay in doors or with respirator masks to be too many, but then co. i'll just be around to rental, down posted on spain. se case have forced the pleasures of schools, roads. despite the heavy rain, the spring is expected to be stains dry as since reco it's ago. for these on the island of guam have age, people to stay at home oh, evacuated to high ground before the arrival of typhon mala stolen, which is likely to be the strongest in 20 years will hit the us treasury in the coming hours. now controllers shall by law reports of these people on the island of guam, a preparing for tie food, my why. the storm is buried in towards the island. with strong winds and rain, we usually pack everything up for most of our stuff inside the garage to secure everything you've it, especially the windows people us talking up on the central supplies. the tie food could be the biggest to hit one in 2 decades. the governor has told people to remain calm, migrate is concerned, then worry is your safety. all residents in low lying flood pr

the fire service sent out this video — they've been helping the environment agency take samples of theed of murdering her husband who, as she accepted a word she criticised the government over its response to recent pension purchase across the country. just a reminder, plenty of coverage over this situation in turkey and the presidential election and you can find it online on our website. 0r on the bbc news app. for the moment, thanks. hello. the south—west of the uk has seen some of the highest temperatures today. further north, many spots have been a little bit cooler and for some there's been a bit of cloud around. that was how it looked earlier on for a weather watcher in whitby. through the week ahead, it will be largely dry, but while there will be some spells of warm sunshine, there will also be quite a brisk and chilly wind in places. now, it is going to be quite breezy across southern and southeastern parts as we go through the night, also in the far north of scotland. but in between, the winds will be lighter. there'll be some clear spells, the odd mist patches likely, some m

to leave the homes, smoke continues to cause poor quality and reduce visibility. candidates environment agency says people in affected areas should stay in doors or with respirator masks to be treatment, but then co alj a 0. the u. s. government has released 9 point in strategy for research and development into onto official intelligence and wants to use a i to tackle social challenges and also limit the risk of misuse. our white house correspondent can be a house that has more now and what the vitamin ministration is trying to achieve. here. as the white house lays out a strategy for assuring that the united states stays ahead of advancements in artificial intelligence, democrats, as well as republicans, the us congress are debating exactly how to regulate a. * and when it comes to doing just that, there are a wide range of differing opinions, top democrat in the us senate, charles schumer has recently released a framework proposing but tech giant should reveal their data sources and explain models further algorithms. that is something that republicans are pushing back on, suggesting that thi

a small trial took place last autumn and the environment agency has asked for more information on thee credentials are under scrutiny. as more questions are being asked, the company's hopes for a may orjune two trial are looking uncertain. you're live with bbc news. the uk government has praised the police for their quick response after a man was arrested after what appeared to be shotgun cartridges were thrown into the grounds of buckingham palace last night. ministers say a very complex security operation is in place for king charles' coronation this weekend, which will be attended by leaders and royalty from around the world. we've heard today there'll be more than 11,000 police officers on duty. rehearsals for the coronation were held overnight in central london as frances read reports. in handcuffs and calmly escorted away. police called to the gates of buckingham palace after shotgun cartridges were thrown into grounds. the man was arrested for possession of an offensive weapon after he was found to have a knife. police stressed that there was no connection to terrorism and that

a very small trial took place last autumn, and the environment agency has asked for more informationbitat. in the climate credentials are under scrutiny. as more questions are being asked, the company's hopes for a may orjune second trial are looking uncertain. you're live with bbc news... the host of masterchef australia — jock zonfrillo — has died suddenly in melbourne a day before a new season of the tv show was due to air. he was a6, originally from scotland — zonfrillo worked with acclaimed chefs around the world before opening his own restaurants in australia. he began hosting masterchef four years ago. the celebrity chef — gordon ramsey — said the news was devastating. president biden and the president of the philippines, ferdinand marcoer, have stressed the "the importance of maintaining peace and stability across the taiwan strait" in a joint statement on monday after the two leaders met at the white house. president marcoer. is on a four day visit to the us and wants to bolster relations with washington as tensions rise with china in the south china sea. the two countries h

to leave the homes, smoke continues to cause poor quality and reduce visibility. candidates environment agency says people in affected areas should stay in doors or with respirator masks to be treatment, but then co. i'll just 0. the spanish football federation has rescinded a controversial redcoat handed to re imaged read fluids. finishes junior and brazilian play was racially abused by valencia found during a game on sunday police of arrest. the 3 people for the insults and all the full were rested in madrid. the keys of hiring the football as f a g of a bridge in january, valencia has been fined, and part of the stadium has been closed for 5 and dozens of brazilian processes have also been demonstrating outside the spanish consulates and shall palo to condemn the races. these definitions soon. yeah. you know, so projected was, it is not full. it is racism. unsuitables because the, this is out there is you're told stories. russia says that it's troops have 70 fighters who station attack in the belgrade region bordering ukraine to groups who say that 5 think.

now, i went and as part of the handover, i had a number of conversations with the environment agencyan issue that people had known about for the better part of 15 years. they'd known what was causing it, they'd known what the solution was, but did little, if anything, to act upon it to such an extent that this river was dying. you took legal action, you tookjudicial review. we didn't quite get to the high court, but i was standing on the door banging furiously on the door, ringing the door bell, demanding entry. and thankfully at the last minute, as i normally refer to it, the grown—ups were let into the room. did you at that moment think this is a beginning of a new phase in my life? this is the beginning of a great campaign? or were just trying to get that bit of... that's all. i was interested in what it did, however, that experience. there's only 60 members of it. there's only ever been 60 members. and it kind of pricked my curiosity. and as i know you explain it foolishly, stupidly, naively, i scratch that itch and i every day i scratch it. ijust end up with an even bigger itch.

the rise of extreme weather related events in a to be has been documented by the government's environment agency. in the past decade alone, record high temperatures and severe storms have risen 5 fold. yep, little has been done to mitigate the risks in a country that is already especially vulnerable to such climate events. so like i yeah go, i'll just, sarah, go ahead here now is, is there a no water? no power medicine will have an updates on the she monitor and situation is to down and how a former french president, the suckers, he will now have to wear the electric tank at home. i'll certainly zip code the the, let's get going with your world's weather update. so nice to have you along, we'll kick this one off in buckets done. so in the north, we've got active weather around is long about some relief for a garage in terms of that heat with a series, but it is shari shumate, high temperature as those through upper st. providence, which is what we would expect for this time of the year, a lot going on in india. so let's break it down region by region to the northwest. these winds are picking up

the test data is published on the environment agency swim foa website to inform people about possible as a result of rainfall, wind and high tides. your watching bbc news. as food prices in the uk rise at their fastest rate in 45 prime minister rishi sunak met with farmers, supermarket bosses and food industry representatives for a food summit in downing street. food costs have soared in the past year, with some items like meat and vegetables more than doubling in price. supermarkets also faced a shortage of supplies. the government says it wants to ensure affordable and sustainable food supplies, and urged retailers to pass on savings to customers. here's our economics correspondent, dharshini david. brunch with the prime minister in the sun. all smiles, but farmers, manufacturers and retailers were there to discuss the challenges of supplying our food. soaring costs have been the key headache for production and prices. just ask the man in charge of our biggest dairy cooperative. cost pressures on farms have come from all the global factors of conflict and the disruption coming out o

v, has been documented by the government's environment agency. in the past decade alone, record high temperatures and severe storms have risen 5 fold. yep. little has been done to mitigate the risks in a country that is already especially vulnerable to such climate events. so when a guy eagle out his era and they're of blown ja materna par, a has more now on how this to see is dealing with the flooding. at this moment, the situation is very, very critical, and specially never mind your part of our region more than 13000 people have acquainted my town below and yet may safety more than uh, the 100 in the city and for a 1000 even image replace scenario. and the slot the now is under the pressure in my area. but in romania, the situation is very, very serious. mike leeks, the may is maybe the help of the nation. a leveling this moment is very difficult to bring people how to their houses. and they need a lot of the major with the new organization of the official nation, a level and the support of from all the us in the nation. i level in my city. th

and it's the has been documented by the government's environment agency. in the past decade alone, record high temperatures and severe storms have risen 5 fold. yep, little has been done to mitigate the risks in a country that is already especially vulnerable to such climate events. so when a guy eagle out is there, a person could set foot on mas within the next 10 years. scientists from around the world have gathered in washington dc for a conference i aimed at increasing a sense of urgency. and so the mission, how did your castro has moved from the summer? 2033, just 9 and a half years from now. that is the year, the goal house for sending humans. tomorrow's because that is when literally the planets will online to make the journey, the easiest. the incredible minds gathered at this conference, the nasa scientists say that a man fly by a journey to mars, round trip would take just under one and a half years is done in 2033 because that is when mars is in position to give astronaut a gravitational assist to slingshot home that happens only once every 15 y

a very small trial took place last autumn and the environment agency has asked for more information onthe climate credentials are under scrutiny. as more questions are being asked, the company's hopes for asked, the company's hopes for a may orjune two trial look uncertain. —— second trial. you're live with bbc news. to the coastlines of bangladesh and myanmar, where at least five people are reported dead as a powerful cyclone, cyclone mocha, continued to inundate parts of both countries cutting communications and destroying buildings. the city of sittwe is said to be deep in water with 200 kilometres per hour winds causing chaos. and in bangladesh, fears for the nearly one million rohingya refugees living in flimsy camps in the region proved unfounded but more than 1,300 bamboo shelters in cox's bazar, the world's largest refugee camp, have been destroyed. from cox's bazar, rajini vaidyanathan sent this report. cyclone mocha arrived with great force. winds gusting at high speeds. it hit the bangladesh—myanmar coastline. as the cyclone intensified, so did the panic. here in southeast b

the rise of extreme weather related events in a to be has been documented by the government's environment agency. in the past decade alone, record high temperatures and severe storms have risen 5 fold. yep, little has been done to mitigate the risks in a country that is already especially vulnerable to such climate events. sonya jago, i'll just sarah, bringing this prince. how are you? his wife making monica and her mother were reported. they chased for several hours by perhaps the new york city, the prince's spokesperson called it to a near catastrophic chase. danger and other drivers, pedestrians and police officers. your police said they assisted the private security team, protect some of you conducted so sussex, as numerous photographers made their transport challenging. the one point that you conduct as a suffix took a taxi to get away from the photographers and drive it. and they just said the story was blown out of proportion. and what did you think about a catastrophic of it? oh, i don't think that's all you know. exaggerated and stuff like that would be too much into that new york city

the environment agency has warned that furtherflooding is possible. 0ur west of england correspondentet yesterday evening, rivers and streams bursting their banks after hours of intense storms. north cadbury in somerset has never seen anything like this before. five o'clock last night. caroline's garden disappeared under it. so did the cars. i think it did get above these hedges. and then the worst. i don't think we ever thought it would actually come in the house. the fire brigade rescued us about eight o'clock. friends were on the phone all the time, phoning and checking on us. i said, "we can't even get out of the house", because it was flooded. it was coming around the side. the whole of this became the river, so we just had to stay until it had receded a bit. this is how it started, with hours of unseasonally heavy rain that submerged some villages and forced many people upstairs, some even sheltering in lofts until they were rescued by the emergency services. and here's how some devon schoolkids were ferried home. now, there's a lot of clearing up to do. i was talking to several

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a very small trial took place last autumn and the environment agency has asked for more information on as more questions are being asked, the company's hopes for a may orjune a second trial are looking uncertain. you're live with bbc news. the leader of a kenyan doomsday cult is in court today, after more than a hundred of his followers were found former taxi driver paul mackenzie nthenge is accused of exhorting his followers to starve themselves to death to enter heaven before the world ended. on monday, kenya's chief pathologist said the first autopsies of victims , nine children and a woman, indicated death by starvation, and in two cases, asphyxiation. quite awful details coming to us. dorcas wangira, our africa health correpsondent, is in nairobi and joins us now: tell us what happened in court today. tell us what happened in court toda . ., tell us what happened in court toda. ., tell us what happened in court toda . ., ., today. today was quite an interesting _ today. today was quite an interesting and _ today. today was quite an interesting and eventful i today. today was quite

a very small trial took place last autumn and the environment agency has asked for more information onhe scrutiny. as more questions are being asked the companies hope for a may orjune two trial are looking uncertain. hello, you're watching bbc news. the troubled us bank first republic collapsed earlier today it take over from j. p. collapsed earlier today it take over from]. p. morgan chase collapsed earlier today it take over from j. p. morgan chase according to america's banking regulator. the california bag is a third american lender to fail this year. it take you live and bring you pictures of the rose garden in the white house in washington. wiring on there? joe biden is about to make a speech about small business. there could potentially be some sort of comment about what happened to the first republic bank. it is of course the third american lender to fail this year. some would say the banking crisis is well and truly not over. i don't know what our north america business correspondent things. what do you reckon? it’s business correspondent things. what do you reckon?— do you r

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a very small trial took place last autumn, and the environment agency has asked for more information under scrutiny. as more questions are being asked, the company's hopes for a main orjune two trial are looking uncertain. you're live with bbc news. new york prosecutors are investigating the death of a homeless man put in a chokehold by a fellow rider on the city's subway in an incident that has sparked outrage. the death ofjordan neely, who us media identified as a michaeljackson impersonator who often performed on the train, was caught on camera and has angered homeless advocacy groups. joining me now is our north america correspondent nada tawfik from new york. there has been such a huge reaction to this on twitter, everywhere it but one of the facts that we know about what happened? we but one of the facts that we know about what happened?— but one of the facts that we know about what happened? we know that monday afternoon, _ about what happened? we know that monday afternoon, jordan _ about what happened? we know that monday afternoon, jordan neely i monday afternoon, jordan ne

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