absolutely, and in essex they found a way to do that so in essex they found a way to do that so it musthow they are getting it right in essex and how they can make that work across the country. in the end, these are relatively small amounts of money set aside against the budgets we are talking about. this is not a magic bullet for helping the nhs. that is absolutely true but what patients feel, they know that the nhs is in hard circumstances and they want to do their bit to help by returning equipment and it is always good to look at the small budgets and save money that as well as the big things where we can save huge amounts of money. thank you very much. wise words there. an outbreak of the disease myxomatosis is being reported in british hares for the first time. scientists fear it could infect hares in a similar way to rabbits, killing huge swathes of the population. countryfile's tom heap reports. myxomatosis is a viral disease causing inflammation of the eyes, ears and lungs with death following extensive convulsions. it's been present in uk rabbits since the 1950s, often killing

i'm sure essex police are keen on investigating, but there is age restriction argument. in the uk, uk law only applies if the aircraft is travelling to a uk destination. it needs to be in flight. destination. it needs to be in flight. the definition of in—flight is that the aircraft engines are on, and the plane is moving. it was stood on tarmac in barcelona. chris grayling is right, he wants the essex police to investigate and prosecute, so do i. but u nfortu nately, prosecute, so do i. but unfortunately, because of ryanair‘s spectacular error in this instance, i think it is going to get away with this scot—free. it outrageous. i think it is going to get away with this scot—free. it outrageouslj this scot—free. it outrageous.” wa nt to this scot—free. it outrageous.” want to be clear about the law. you are saying this man cannot be prosecuted, not because the incident happened on spanish soil, but because the airline is registered in dublin, is that right? exacted. if it had been another low—cost budget airline which is registered in the uk then the law would have applie

it will take its time, moving away from the essex and kent coast overnight. few isolated and scattered showers. it meant a beautiful afternoon in northern ireland and scotland. this weather watcher picture was sent in from north berwick. these clear skies overnight allow temperatures to fall away quite sharply. widespread across the country. at the same time, we use rain in the south—east but we have some wet and windy weather in the south—east. the greens dominate across the chart, these temperatures widely into low single figures and the potential for a touch of frost first thing on sunday morning. but we have contrasting weather conditions in the south. in the north, it's wet and windy at times, gusts at 40, 50, 60 miles an hour. some relentless through the day. that will make for a different story in comparison to today and it will feel miserable at times. in the south, we start on a chilly night but there's a lot of sunshine. we keep that through the afternoon. much better in comparison to today. temperatures respond a little better as well. highs of 15

also places for future parks to come, essex hillside when the c.b.d. started, we worked to clean the space up, removing thousands of pounds of trash and make this a better space for the neighborhood even in the interim period, hillside to becoming a park. and then with this neighborhood sort of forming and being so new, a lot of the work that we have done sort of after hours and on the weekendses has been about neighborhood together. we have been activating vacant retail through pop-up events, film screenings, an image of one such events. there's been a tremendous appetite for this, and as this neighborhood grows and develops, the need for places to linger and gather that are intergenerational, socioeconomically diverse are really apparent, so the c.b.d. is doing its best to have places for that. and done someplace withes the parks coming online slowly, an effort to activate privately owned public space, an image from 16-17 of a beer garden we did during beer week with four point press -- excuse me, four point brewing, not press. and then lastly, the n

which is in essex.e terribly distraught? she has spoken today, this happened on friday. today she said she had not actually slept since. she says she has been depressed, she is really worried about what is going to happen. and she was understandably extremely emotional. and what about the man in question because of course this was happening, it was not in the uk, where do we stand legally? there is no black or white answer as to whether or not he will be charged and that is because there are two jurisdictions at play. this happened in barcelona, they were boarded the flight and headed for sta nsted. so police in essex are involved but of course ryanair is an irish company so various different things to weigh up and we will see what happens. do we know about any kind of kickback from the public, has there been any action to boycott ryanair for example? people have been angry on social media as this video has been shared multiple times. but so far no official action. don't forget to head for our website.

now and the deputy a finals in singapore were reached a climax on sunday with a leave us for good in essex to face sloane stephens in the final so you know came through her semifinal against a tough opponent and dutchwoman kipper chance while steven secured her spot in the final with a thrilling comeback against kerry in a neither of this year's finalists has ever lifted the tournament trophy before. kiki burton's refused to roll over for sweets alina today the dutch woman came from a set behind to take the tie into a decisive third but it was her opponent who prevailed. seven five six seven six for the final score in the longest match of the tournament so far and enough for to lena advances into the biggest final of her career. i waiting for her in sunday's decider two thousand and seventeen u.s. open champion sloane stephens she made a disastrous start to her semifinal against. the czech was aggressive and clinical and soon had the first set wrapped up six love. but to love down in the second stevens finally won their game and was galvanized. i produced a stunning comeback taking the sec

just starting to see the last of that clearing away from the essex and kent coast now.er skies temperatures are falling away in parts of scotland, northern ireland, and england at the moment. temperaturesjust northern ireland, and england at the moment. temperatures just below freezing. it will be a chilly start, generally, across the morning, with the exception of the far north—west. where we see a beautiful day today into scotland and northern ireland it will be different tomorrow. more cloud around, rain at times. and some strong gusty winds. 40, 50, maybe even 60 mph at times. it will bea maybe even 60 mph at times. it will be a pretty dismal day. i hope you manage to enjoy today's weather. by contrast, across england and wales, where we saw miserable conditions, a rare sighting of rain, that has cleared away and tomorrow will be a beautiful affair. lots of sunshine coming through. temperatures will respond perhaps a little warmer than today, highest values of 61 fahrenheit. if that is music to your ears, you will deeply sticky that it will get warmer still into nex

angela merkel is bracing for another major blow today this time in regional elections in the state of essex where voting has been underway now the chancellor's conservative c.d.u. party is expected to suffer heavy losses with the smaller green party and far right alternative for germany looking set for a boost in support the vote is considered a test for the cd use national popularity and after a string of poor election results no less than merkel's legitimacy as chancellor is at stake. a political correspondent almost paranoid joins me in studio film also told us why a state elections such as this one being watched so closely in germany essentially because they're interpreted in a more much more broad way at a federal level in other words voters going to the polls in states like he said but we've seen this in other parts of germany as well express their views about not only what is happening in their particular state but also about what is happening at the federal level and what we've seen at the federal level in recent months is political infighting all these debates about migration and p

a new road tunnel linking kent and essex would almost double capacity across the river thames.aign to mark 100 years since the end of the first world war. chelsea pensioners and serving personnel will appear alongside the silhouettes in a bid to raise a million in a day. so if you are in london today look out for them — and you might also want to know how the tavel‘s looking. first the tubes — the bakerloo line has severe delays between queens park and elephant & castle because of a person on the track earlier. and the 0verground has no service eastbound surrey quays to clapham junction, with severe delays westbound. southern trains have delays of up to 20 minutes between tulse hill and london bridge. and on the roads, the a24 tooting high street has just reopend at tooting broadway tube station after a collision there earlier. there are still delays in the area. time now for the weather with kate. good morning. a beautiful start to another beautiful day today. feeling a little bit warmer, believe it or not, than yesterday. some mist this morning, parts of south london and surr

misty, murky, fog in london, essex, perhaps indicated in surrey as well. midlands, east anglia, the south—east, you are in for a wet afternoon. pretty chilly with 1a expected in london. at least a sunny 12 expected in belfast and also in the lower parts of scotland. after that, the weather in britain most of us. that, the weather in britain most of us. goodbye. —— the weather improves for most of us. good morning. welcome to breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: hope among the devastation. as the search for the hundreds missing in the indonesian earthquake continues, we hear one boy's astonishing story of survival. protests and bitter divisions, but us senators say they will approve brett kava naugh‘s controversial appointment to the supreme court. the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, says there's fresh momentum in brexit talks and warns no deal would be a disaster. former captain gary neville attacks the manchester united board after reports managerjose mourinho will be sacked after today's game wi

frequent showers coming in across kent, essex and into the channel islands, but further north.. falling lower overnight into monday morning. more likely to have crossed here and there. temperatures could be down to —2 minus three celsius. the weather can change moving into next week. very unsettled conditions, some rain at times in the east because we will have a north—easterly winds. gradually it will become a little bit less cold. the weather we are having this weekend should come as no surprise after what we have had, but after last week and comic comes as a shock to the system. thank you very much. we are forewarned. the number of newborn babies in england taken into care at birth has more than doubled in the last decade according to research by the nuffield family justice 0bservatory. while the government says any decision to remove a child at birth is in their best interests, the study‘s author says both mothers and their children are being failed. fiona lamdin has been to meet a woman who was seperated from herfive children. the children are the first thing i think about

frequent ones coming into essex and kent and the channel islands.ng, it could be quite a wintry, frosty scene. temperature is minus two or minus three celsius. the first couple of days off next week may well be dry but there is a tend to turn it much more unsettled with rain at times, especially in eastern areas. those temperatures should tend to rise just a little bit. areas. those temperatures should tend to risejust a little bit. but is it from me for today. be careful with the slippery conditions this morning. if you watch breakfast regularly, you might remember last week, we spoke tojeremy, he told us about his 17—year—old daughter, bethany, who is autistic and suffers from extreme anxiety. she's in an assessment and treatment unit where she'd been kept in seclusion and fed through a hatch in her door. the health secretary, matt hancock has promised an investigation into betha ny‘s care. here's what her dad had to say about her quality of life. bethany cannot cope with everyday requests like a parent telling her to have a shower. it causes a ma

a scattering of showers, not quite as many on sunday but quite frequent in kent, essex and towards thelands, north west england, northern ireland, western scotla nd england, northern ireland, western scotland having a dry and sunny day. but a cold one nevertheless. as we head into the early part of next week, monday start of cold and bubbly quite frosty as well. temperatures down to minus two minus three celsius. on the whole, it looks on monday should be a dry day. we have a weather front trying to come in from the west, showers coming into these coastal areas. most coming into these coastal areas. m ost pla ces coming into these coastal areas. most places will be dry with some sunshine around. temperatures getting up to nine or 10 celsius. less cold as the week goes on but turning more unsettled. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00am. a man is charged over a series of letter bombs sent to prominent critics of president trump. the president condemns what he calls "terrorising acts". reviving the high street — the government is to cut business rates for small retailers as part of

this picture was sent in from essex. some showers off the coast. we have cold air driving in from the north—east. yesterday, the winds were straight from the north so, today has not been so cold. the winds have blown in plenty of showers across eastern scotland and england and the channel islands where they have been heavy and some snow on the mountains in scotland. most snow on the mountains in scotland. m ost pla ces snow on the mountains in scotland. most places dry and clear tonight with some mist and freezing fog patches. the lowest temperatures could be minus five in rural areas. scenes like this will greet you on your return to work. watch out for the mist and fog patches. they should clear by the middle of the morning. monday is looking like a decent day with sunshine and cloud increasing from the west. but this front never making inroads. temperatures still on the cool side, so seven to ten degrees at best. one or two isolated showers in the east. but the majority of places should stay dry. heading into tuesday we look at this area of low

spinner was banned from playing in england for life after he was found to have pressured his former essexumber onejohanna konta has reached herfirst semifinal since june and just her second of the year. in the last hour she's beaten world number 31 aliaksandra sasnovich in three sets at the kremlin cup in moscow. think david beckham, zlatan ibrahimovic, frank lampard, bastian schweinsteiger, david villa, thierry henry, pirlo — great footballers who have graced the mls, a nice paycheck in the twilight of their careers. wayne rooney headed to dc united this summer with just a few raised eyebrows as to how he would deal with a change in culture. he has made an incredible impact. stuart pollitt reports from washington. a special goal from wayne rooney... wayne rooney! rooney! he has scored! after 15 years at the epicentre of english football playing in either liverpool manchester, washington is 110w liverpool manchester, washington is now wayne's world. wayne rooney! i'm a big fan of rooney, mike catt is named after him! i was not a big fan of him being signed up but he has turned my mind rou

this picture was sent in from essex. some showers off the coast. some blue skies and clear spells.y the wind were straight from the north so, today has not been so cold. but the north—easterly winds have been blowing showers across the east. some snow on the mountains in scotland. tonight, the showers become confined to coastal areas. some mist and freezing fog developing and a sharp frost. the lowest temperatures could be around minus five in rural spots. a cold start to monday where ever you are. watch out for the mist and fog patches. they should clear by the middle of the morning. monday is looking like a decent day with sunshine and cloud increasing from the west, but this front never making inroads. temperatures still on the cool side. so seven to ten degrees at best. one or two isolated showers in the east. but most places are dry. tuesday, we see this area of low pressure that has been causing disruption in central europe and it will work its way north. it looks like we could have some heavy rain in the far south—east of england and east anglia on tuesday. a lot of dry weat

english cricket's governing body for match fixing canary was found guilty of encouraging a teammate at essex county cricket club to underperform during a match in two thousand and nine and was bringing the game into disrepute for six years canary has protested his innocence two appeals were rejected but now in an exclusive interview with al-jazeera is investigative unit canaria has finally confessed his guilt right. and i think that i want the charges brought against me by england and wales cricket board in oregon. become fish shark you know make that decision because you cannot live a life ripped live in areas said that the imminent death of his father was initially a reason for not admitting his guilt and headed toward getting worse and worse and worse and i didn't have that kurdish was to face him and to tell him that i was wrong canaria introduced his as sixteen the eight nevin westfield to an infamous engine much success in a nightclub westfield was jailed for four months and banned from cricket for five years for accepting around eight thousand dollars he admitted allowing opposition b

quite a stream of showers into essex and kent and the channel islands.y with plenty of sunshine. get out of the window and it will not feel bad. a cold today. temperatures struggle to make nine or10 temperatures struggle to make nine or 10 degrees. temperatures fall away overnight as we have clearing skies. lighter winds, a frosty start on monday morning. as we look ahead into next week, we have falling pressure which means unsettled weather. in the early part of the week, on the eastern side of the uk, but gradually temperatures recover and it will become a little less cold. studio: thank you. some people with long term debts on their credit cards are being told they must increase their monthly repayments. the news has come as a shock for those who say they can't afford to pay any more. let's get more detail on this from paul lewis from radio four‘s money box. good morning. just yesterday we were talking about overall debt on cards which is increasing. this is about when and how you will pay it back. this is about people in long—term persistent debt, th

the upper essex section yeah. pretty good sounding a body guard more do you need to know i make music. i want to give the audience a song that they can perform. what's the lyric. booking and rhapsody depicts the ups and downs queen went through along the way he said. you need to slow down. i just needed the time. to do it i don't have time mercury struggles with himself and his sexuality he wants a solo career but then gets everyone back together for a gig that becomes part of rock history night a concert at wembley stadium in one thousand nine hundred ninety six years later freddy died from aids related complications. here and that's. where all the action . robin sacha baron cohen was originally set to play freddie mercury he was he really wanted to do it but he didn't agree with brian may and roger tired of the band members who were producers of the film as well. the way they wanted they wanted to on a freddie's legacy he wanted to make a much grittier a film and so they parted ways ronnie matic came in a couple

frequent showers coming into kent and essex. will feel cold once again. perhaps not too bad. a frosty start to the new week are gradually things will improve at least in terms of the temperatures. it will turn and unsettling to next week. showers and longer spells of rain particular for the eastern side of the uk because we will have a north—easterly wind for a while. we should gradually see temperatures rising just a little. thank you very much. see you later. time now for the latest technology news in this week's click. this robot has certainly pulled in a big audience. as you have probably guessed, those were purely preprogrammed moves, and like many robots that we have seen, this is a self—balancing robot, which means it does pretty well at staying upright. but one day, this robot may be taught to work autonomously. toyota is looking at ways to train machines using human operators whose movements are synchronised to theirs. the operator also wears a virtual reality headset to show them the robot's perspective. it's really st

vegetables and then whole grain nutrition and this is good for you so you reduce your intake off at essex and make it in take off as well especially if artificial sugars and then you're on a good way but is it important to focus on individual food or is it more complex system of attrition that you should stick to it's more like a general concept of your life and your nutrition so you should generally ask yourself how do i want to eat what do i want to eat and then. if you can you should decide for vegetables and percent of your intake should be fruits and vegetables and control play weight control is an important issue also so you should have keep your body mass index between one thousand and twenty five because fat in your body also increases the risk of certain problems especially for cancer we've got a lot of viewer questions. to know what the hormone insulin place in the formation of tumors. in effect. in your whole body so it also affects the cancer cells could. increase the. the growth of tumor cells let's turn to. cancer cells cancer cells take sugar as a nutrition as well this oth

english cricket's governing body for match fixing canary was found guilty of encouraging a team mate of essex county cricket club to underperform during a match in two thousand and nine and with bringing the game into disrepute for six years canary has protested his innocence two appeals were rejected but now in an exclusive interview with al jazeera as investigative unit canaria has finally confessed his guilt. the charges brought against me. or. her. become for show you know make that decision because you cannot live your life ripped live in areas said that the imminent death of his father was initially a reason for not admitting his guilt and had one of getting worse and worse and worse and i didn't have that kurdish with the fish and i was wrong canaria introduced his as sixteen date nevin westfield to an infamous engine much success in a nightclub westfield was jailed for four months and banned from cricket for five years for accepting around eight thousand dollars he admitted allowing opposition batsman to school runs when he was bowling i want to apologize to my very best for . a marri

the rain will slowly clear away from the essex coast but at the same time in the extreme northwest wetouch of low single digits. and a touch of frost. but at least there will be a lovely spells of sunshine and for many, where we see the rain today, it could be a different sort them all. dry settled and we the bust to the sunshine today, and to scotland, a day had mixed fortunes in your sunday will be a wet area. it looks likely that the rain will continue across the northwest at the side of the work week, getting a little bit warmer in the southeast. welcome back. this is bbc news. let's have a look at the headlines. president trump supreme court nominee expected to be approved despite allegations of sexual assault which he denies. toxic air pollution here as much work in eight areas of england than previously thought. the government review reveals. one week after the indonesian earthquake and tsunami officials say more than 1,000 people could still be missing beneath the rubble. ray galton — one half of the writing duo behind hancock's half hour and steptoe and son — has died at the

was banned from playing in england and wales for life, after he was found to have pressured former essexwestfield into spot—fixing during a game against durham in 2009. westfield was also banned and jailed for a months. kaneria has apologised to westfield, and says he "cannot live a life with lies". luke shaw has signed a new five year contract at manchester united. it's a big turn around for the 23—year—old who was heavily criticised by boss jose mourinho last season. but he's made the left back squad his own this term, is back in the england squad, and has been rewarded with a new contract worth around £150,000 a week. have a look at this bit of magic from wayne rooney. a brilliant free—kick for dc united overnight. his tenth goal since joining them in june. he's having a real impact in the states. dc were struggling at the wrong end of the table when he joined, but they're now in sixth place in the eastern conference. usain bolt has turned down a move to the champions of malta. valletta fc offered him a two—year deal. the eight time olympic champion is currently on trial at australia'

scattering of showers and probably not quite as many on sunday but quite frequent showers into kent, essex scotla nd midlands, northern ireland, western scotland will be dry and sunny but cold. as we head into the early part of next week, monday starts with called and quite frosty as well. temperatures down to minus three celsius. 0n the whole it looks like monday should be a dry day. we have a weather front trying to come in from the west, some showers coming into the coastal areas but most places will be dry with some sunshine and. those temperatures getting up to nine or ten celsius. turning watt unsettled. —— turning more unsettled. hello and welcome to dateline london, the programme where some of the uk's leading journalists sit down with international correspondents who file their stories for folks back home with the dateline, ‘london'. this week: king salman promises to "punish" those responsible for killing jamal khashoggi. should the world punish saudi arabia? the plight of china's muslim minority. and as the us midterm elections aspproach, do bad words beget bad actions? with me

here at the mid essex hospital trust, reusing and recycling equipment is a big thing.rned this year — that's a saving of £25,000. but returning nhs equipment can be confusing. there's no national policy. some hospitals tell people they don't need the items brought back, and quite often, patients forget they have even got them. yes, they are some of the cheaper and smaller items used by the nhs but if returned, they could make a big difference. jo black, bbc news. more than 100,000 people are believed to have taken part in a demonstration against the shift to the right in german politics and society. the rally took place after a number offar society. the rally took place after a number of far right protests were held in cities across the country in recent weeks. our berlin correspondentjenny hill sent this update. people are marching officially under the slogan "unteilbar" which means indivisible. the official aim is to promote a free, fair and open society. it's been organised by hundreds of groups and individuals, many of whom have different political leanings and age

the owner of the arndale centre in manchester and lakeside in essex, said it had been approached by possiblehare. one of the uk's biggest car dealers, pendragon, has warned that new testing procedures for cars has disrupted sales. since 1st september all cars sold in the european union have to undergo the worldwide harmonised light vehicle test procedure. the company also said that rising investment was also weighing on profits. about 13 million adults in the uk live in areas where at least half of the local banks and building societies have closed, analysis by the bbc reveals. figures from the office for national statistics show nearly 6,000 local branches have shut since 2010, a fall of a third. the markets... this is a follow—on from what with diesel. the ftse up. not looking too bad. brent crude just above $80 but still looking pretty expensive. the pound is doing reasonably well at the moment. that is the business use. an interview by a bbcjournalist has been watched and shared online hundreds and thousands of times after he asked the boss of a housing company about his £75 million bonu

english cricket's governing body for match fixing canary was found guilty of encouraging a team mate of essex county cricket club to underperform during a match in two thousand and nine and with bringing the game into disrepute for six years canary has protested his innocence two appeals were rejected but now in an exclusive interview with al-jazeera is investigative unit canaria has finally confessed his guilt right donnish barrier and i meant that i will be open to charges brought against me by england and wales cricket board in oregon or become first you know make that decision because you cannot live your life replied. in areas said that the imminent death of his father was initially a reason for not admitting his guilt and had it was getting worse and worse and worse and i didn't have that kurdish to face him and to tell him that i was wrong canaria introduced his as sixteen date nevin westfield to an infamous engine much fixit in a nightclub westfield was jailed for four months and banned from cricket for five years for accepting around eight thousand dollars he admitted allowing opposi

they want to test my shaping since ninety ninety four if you look at the history of pearson came to essex cricket you know i think. these guys have been playing all the time. again everybody's i'm entitled to their opinion again i just focus premed i want to have to do and what the team has to do. well number two roger federer has made a shaky start to the defense of his a shanghai a must as title the twenty time grand slam champion was up against russia daniel medvedev federer who's playing his first event since he has so called the round exit from the u.s. open who's to the first set but to find open champion medvedev hold back to level the match federer regained his composure to win the decide instead six. thirty eight while martin del potro was also made to work for his place and round three the argentinian saves full set points on his way to victory over. the photo could move up to number two in the world rankings if he wins the shanghai title. now one of the greatest olympians of all time is set to take a big step forward in his new career is on bolt is to make his first start in pr

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a le of essex as well. >> reporter: that's 46-year-old assemb republican candidate for the district's open house seat. >> taxes is the numb one issue on people's minds. >> r press conference at a gas station, to protest the state's gasoline taxes, a source of perpetual voter anger. he's running to replace the reghtiring rodney frelsen, part of a political dynasty that goes back literally to the birth of the american republic. here's his father, peter, 64 years ago >> ...it has been and is, and i'm sure will continue to be ly republican. >> reporter: the family embodied a moderate republican party that dominated mu of jersey politics. the party here has moved rightward in recent years, but assemblyman webber says ideology is not the key to this race. jobs and taxes are. >> i'm focusing on those kitchen table issues that i think unite our party, and that are a tppealiblue collar workers-- college-aged women and men, profe ionals, commuters. those are the issues we try to unite around. >> ireporter: one divisiue here is the new federal tax law, which has limited deductions for local and

here at the mid essex hospital trust, reusing and recycling equipment is a big thing.00. but returning nhs equipment can be confusing. there's no national policy. some hospitals tell people they don't need the items brought back, and quite often, patients forget they have even got them. yes, they are some of the cheaper and smaller items used by the nhs but if returned, they could make a big difference. jo black, bbc news. emergency services have been called to a large fire at a b&m store in york residents near the clifton moor retail park in the city have been advised to stay indoors and close their windows until the incident has been dealt with. north yorkshire police said the blaze, which broke out in the building's storage yard, has created "hazardous conditions". police say the store was evacuated and all emergency services were in attendance. the headlines on bbc news. president trump says saudi arabia will be punished severely if claims it's involved in the murder of a saudi journalist are substantiated. strong winds and heavy rain brought by storm callum have c

professor natasha ezrow from the university of essex. an american living in the uk.r correspondents' analysis on our website — bbc news dot com forward slash news. after 83 years, tokyo's world famous fishmarket has held its final day of business before being relocated to a new site. it's the largest in the world, but it has been forced to close to make way for redevelopment plans. cordelia hemming has the details. gathering before dawn for the market's final tuner option, fish mongers bid for the best deals in what has become a popular spectacle for tourists visiting the japanese capital —— tuna. day care's and tsukiji fishmarket is the largest in the world and has been operating at this site for 83 is —— tokyo. now hundreds of fish mongers are having to pack up shop and move to a new, more modern, sigh. it is part of the redevelopment for the 2020 let the gains. but the relocation has not gone down well with many of the benders. a survey by a group opposed to the relocation say that 80% of the fish traders were against the move. translation: tsukiji is now a brand—

here at the mid essex hospital trust, reusing and recycling equipment is a big thing.ed this year — that's a saving of £25,000. but returning nhs equipment can be confusing. there's no national policy. some hospitals tell people they don't need the items brought back, and quite often, patients forget they have even got them. yes, they are some of the cheaper and smaller items used by the nhs but if returned, they could make a big difference. jo black, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: strong winds and heavy rain brought by storm callum have continued to batter northern ireland and western parts of britain. president trump says saudi arabia will be punished severely if claims it's involved in the murder of a saudi journalist are substantiated. patients are urged to return crutches, walking frames and wheelchairs to the nhs, so they can be reused or recycled. at least 12 people have been killed in an explosion at an election rally in afghanistan. police say explosives were stored in a motorcycle near the event in the province of takhar. officials say dozens of people

they said in response tojoe they have said they cannot comment any further and have referred it to essexissued a statement saying he were made aware about this incident this morning. don't forget it took place on friday and they say they do take prejudiced based crime seriously and want all incidents to be reported and they're working closely with ryan and spanish authorities on this investigation. also the department for transport haveissued also the department for transport have issued us a statement saying they find the behaviour completely unacceptable and they say everyone should be able to enjoy a calm flight should be able to enjoy a calm flight and that they are working with airlines and airports to look at what more can be done when it comes to dealing with disruptive passengers. the police are looking into exactly what happened, but for ryanair is into exactly what happened, but for rya nair is potentially into exactly what happened, but for ryanair is potentially another serious blow to the company's repetition. and having a difficult time in any case. played by a number of str

it is not bad for everybody because this was the scene in essex with blue skies. temperatures could be 22 oi’ blue skies. temperatures could be 22 or 23. still windy in the west of scotla nd or 23. still windy in the west of scotland and to the west of northern ireland. towards the weekend, more rain to come across devon and cornwall and the brain intensifying across parts of western wales. a thoroughly wet north—west england. the rain will be heavy and hard for western scotland. xp or 70 mph winds in the west of scotland. staying windy across england and wales. the same areas being rain moving northwards and eastwards. separating what will be fresh night in scotland and northern ireland. almost record—breaking warmth across the south—east corner. temperatures for some 17, 18, i9. south—east corner. temperatures for some 17, 18, 19. that is the start of the warm and sunny day. elsewhere, rain across western england and wales. after a reasonably dry start in scotland and northern ireland, heavy rain developing and it will feel like tom with temperatures in the low

here at the mid essex hospital trust, reusing and recycling equipment is a big thing.aving of £25,000. but returning nhs equipment can be confusing. there's no national policy. some hospitals tell people they don't need the items brought back, and quite often, patients forget they have even got them. yes, they are some of the cheaper and smaller items used by the nhs but if returned, they could make a big difference. jo black, bbc news. let's take a look at other stories making the news this afternoon. small demonstrations have been taking place near a site in blackpool where fracking was scheduled to begin today. on friday, the high court rejected a last—minute challenge by environmental campaigners. the energy firm cuadrilla says bad weather has forced it to postpone drilling. it hopes to begin extracting gas from shale rock at the site on monday. thousands of patients with incurable breast cancer are being denied a dedicated specialist nurse, according to a leading charity. the government promised all cancer patients would have access to their own nurse by 2020. but

english cricket's governing body for match fixing canary was found guilty of encouraging a team mate of essex county cricket club to underperform during a match in two thousand and nine and with bringing the game into disrepute for six years canary has protested his innocence two appeals were rejected but now in an exclusive interview with al jazeera is investigative unit canaria has finally confessed his guilt right donnish area and i went there and i want it to be but don't charge are brought against me very. very strict in order to organ her become for sure no. future because you cannot live your life replied. in areas said that the imminent death of his father was initially a reason for not admitting his guilt and had it was getting worse and worse and worse and i didn't have that kurdish to fish and to thailand i was wrong canaria introduced his as sixteen date nevin westfield to an infamous engine much fixit in a nightclub westfield was jailed for four months and banned from cricket for five years for accepting around eight thousand dollars he admitted allowing opposition batsman to sco

we got wasp and essex out there in one other location. are -- is the navy taking advantage of some of the learning? i mean i know it's a different aircraft and a somewhat different environment, but there would be some real lessons there. >> absolutely. our first f-35c squadron is in its transition right now and they just accepted their first airplane, and that first deployment will be on "carl benson" in fy 21. we're taking lessons not only from the tactics development folks at top gun, to the air/ship integration efforts between what we're learning on our am fibs and what we need to apply on the aircraft carriers. >> great. shifting gears a little bit, we've had the naval aviation enterprise for, gosh, i think it goes back some 17, 18 years now, and one of the features of that was this concept of ready for tasking. for the people who don't live it and breathe it, essentially ready for tasking was that the aircraft could do the thing you needed it to do, for that mission or sortie you were asking that moment, and it was ready for tasking.

richard westcott, bbc news, essex.of frost in places but for many we have sunshine and that is most prevalent in central and southern areas of england. further north more cloud moving south and out of scotland still showers, becoming drier with brighter skies developing a maximum temperature is getting up to 16 degrees. tonight we will continue with patchy cloud, especially towards scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, clear spells towards scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, clearspells and extensive fog developing into saturday morning so bear that in mind if you are travelling. the fog may be stubborn to clear across east wales and west midlands but it should and for many on saturday a dry day with sunny spells. rain moving through scotland and northern ireland on sunday but for england and wales, sunny spells and temperatures over the weekend similarto temperatures over the weekend similar to today, 14—18. you're watching bbc newsroom live — these are today's main stories: radical preacher anjem choudary,

we're moving away from the essex and kent coast overnight tonight.and fairly widespread across the country. —— clear skies. at the same time we lose rain in the stock is but would pick up more windy weather in the southeast —— southwest. temperatures while to the low single figures. potential for a early frost on sunday morning. but we will start off with contrasting weather conditions across the south. to the north that will be wet and at times quite windy. gusts of winds up to 60 mph. in some of that rain relentless through much of the day. that will make for certainly a different story in comparison to today and will field pretty miserable at times. further south we don't colder but if we keep the soul —— we may keep the sunshine throughout. a better day than today. temperatures will respond a little better. highs around 15 or 16 degrees here cooler and wetter in the north and west. as we move into monday, england and wales still remain under the influence of high pressure with light winds. but the winds remain a feature and we see this post of re

company has refused to comment further on friday's incident because they've handled the matter over to essexry chris grayling said authorities should be involved. what we saw was totally u na cce pta ble. the fact is, abuse, racist abuse of that kind is a crime. if a crime is committed, it should be dealt with appropriately and therefore i would hope, notwithstanding what took place on that day, that the police would want to take action in such an extraordinarily unacceptable case. the shadow transport minister, karl turner, says police may not have the power to act. the uk law only applies if the aircraft is travelling to a uk destination. it needs to be in flight, the definition of in—flight is that the aircraft engines are on and the plane is moving. it was stood on tarmac in barcelona. surprised, disgusted and hurt. that's how the family of mrs gale have described the incident to the huffington post and say they still haven't heard anything from rya nair. chichi izundu, bbc news. thousands of homeowners thought they had been saved when the government took over their mortgages during the

pushing its way from the essex and kent coast as we speak.on. we've seen numerous weather watcher picture sent in. they were all stunning. here isjust one sent in. they were all stunning. here is just one to illustrate the point. really the place to be there. it will be a different story tomorrow. i can guarantee you contrasting weather conditions to what you've had today. that means we will see rain pushing to into scotland, first signs starting to show its hand now and also strengthening winds. we keep the clear skies further south. so the green tones denoting temperatures are likely to fall away. already they are below freezing in one or two rural spots. low single figures, widely across the country. a krill chilly start to sunday. a touch of fast. for scotland, you haddy, wet and wind —— cloudy, wet and windy, with in excess of 40 to 50 mills per rain. northern ireland will be cloudy. not that much in the way of significant rain. and then for england and wales after a beautiful

here was the sunshine in essex earlier today.a weather front. as we go through the evening there will be more rain to come for the north—west, pushing into wales as well and into the small hours of wednesday it will move to the south—west of england. ahead of it, the sky is pretty clear, but look out for patches of mist and fog first thing tomorrow towards the south—east. behind the weather front, clearer skies but sharp showers were a time across western scotla nd showers were a time across western scotland and northern ireland. quite short lived and as we push into wednesday the showers across northern ireland will fade quickly and it will be the northern half of the british isles that gets the best of the sunshine. the front in the southis of the sunshine. the front in the south is keen to linger and the south west could brighten but then cloud will push into the south—east and east anglia, different day to today, cooler and temperatures in the high teens and some cloud and light rain around. that front will not be around for

this is a news line from berlin polls have just closed in a regional election in the german state of essex voters are set to inflict more punishment on chancellor angela merkel a poor result of her party could further undermine her shaky coalition we'll bring you the latest along with full analysis with political correspondent here in the studio also on the program. the f.b.i. praises pittsburgh police officers for their rapid response to saturday synagogue shooting investigators said the quick apprehension of the attacker prevented further can brazilians on the verge of electing a populist far right president also now ruled it's the country's most polarized election in decades also narrows leftist challenges says democracy is at stake. egypt can money welcome to the program voters in the german state of hess i have delivered a blow today to german chancellor angela merkel in regional elections the vote is widely being seen as a test of the national popularity of the conservative c.d.u. let's not take a look at the exit polls that have just come in. chancellor merkel's c.d.u. on twenty eig

almost half an inch before it is starting to slowly ease awake across essex and kent.aphs sent in this afternoon. it was not particularly warm. temperatures were around ten and 12 degrees. with the sun i am sure you will take that. we keep this chris kies in through the night. —— the clear skies. we will see some cloud and wind and rain. if we add in the temperature, we see the green tones which means that temperatures are in the low single figures widely across the low single figures widely across the country. a touch of frost not out of the question. the wind will bea out of the question. the wind will be a feature for the north and west. gusting to maybe 40, 50, 60 mph. we will see heavy rain through the warning as well. —— in the morning. we'll be a big contrast. further south, almost a different story here with plenty of blue sky and plenty of sunshine coming through. and those temperatures will probably pick up to around 15 or 16 degrees. for the northern west, we keep that rain offfor for the northern west, we keep that rain off for the day and into monday as we

ryanair has issued a short statement saying that they have alerted essex police to the incident, that of times on social media. it's time now for a quick look at the weather forecast. hello. call it has been arriving across scotland and northern ireland today. 20 degrees yesterday, temperatures this afternoon more typically about 12 degrees. a few showers as well. this cloud is the cold front bringing some rain. it's light and patchy and pushes southwards for the best part of the night. followed by clear skies and a cold night. temperatures in towns and cities get down to two orfour in towns and cities get down to two or four celsius, in towns and cities get down to two orfour celsius, in the in towns and cities get down to two or four celsius, in the countryside we could see pockets of frosts just about anywhere. it's going to be a cold start on monday, but clear blue skies for many of us find plenty of sunshine. heavy rain at that pushing across 0rkney and shetland where it's thought it's going to be quite windy. the cool air arrives across england and wales, so temperatures not as

be quite frequent in kent, essex and towards the channel islands.nd sunny day but a cold one nevertheless. as we head into the early pa rt nevertheless. as we head into the early part of next week, monday sta rts early part of next week, monday starts off cold and probable it quite frosty as well. temperatures could be down to —2 or minus three celsius. it looks like monday should bea dry celsius. it looks like monday should be a dry day. we have a weather front trying to come in from the west with shah was coming into these coastal areas. most places will be dried with some sunshine around. those temperatures getting up to eight or nine celsius. turning more u nsettled eight or nine celsius. turning more unsettled as the week goes on. this is bbc news. the headlines at 12:00am. a man is charged over a series of letter bombs sent to prominent critics of president trump — the president condemns what he calls "terrorising acts". reviving the high street — the government is to cut business rates for small retailers as part of a £1.5billion cash boost f