why bring the event here to essex.— the event here to essex. the event here to essex. it's the most beautiful county and - the event here to essex. it's the most beautiful county and you i the event here to essex. it's the - most beautiful county and you could not have a better place to start the event and it is about inspiring people to get onto two wheels. this event hasn't happened for the last three years but it is now back, and previously we have inspired hundred and 40,000 people across london and surrey and now we are trying to do the same across london and essex. fin the same across london and essex. on the event is also bringing investment, £1 billion of funding into the county.— into the county. absolutely. it's the trading _ into the county. absolutely. it's the trading arm _ into the county. absolutely. it's the trading arm of _ into the county. absolutely. it's the trading arm of the - into the county. absolutely. it's the trading arm of the london i the trading arm of the london marathon trust, and they have announced £1 million of

and i was making this other show, "the essex serpent."ause the show went out on a wednesday night. and every thursday morning the crew would be kind of keenly asking me questions like, you know, i'd be getting mic'd up in the morning. okay, the tva, are they the good guys? are they the bad guys? i thought it unusual to be having these responses in realtime. as a really brilliant young actor called ryan russell who's playing my son in "the essex serpent." and i think it took him a few weeks to get around the fact that i wasn't actually loki. [ laughter ] in his head, you know. and every -- every week, we had to have a full debrief about what had happened the night before. "okay, right. you picked up the cube. now you're in the tva. i know who they are. i'm not sure they're the good guys or not. you look pretty tough. you're not really dead. you are in the other timeline. but this timeline, where does it go?" "ryan, i can't tell you, you'll have to wait and see." >> jimmy: do you have that with children? like, oh, he's bad. he was bad to th

essex. it feels like the ambulance service is failing _ essex.x. it feels like the ambulance service is failing as an emergency| service is failing as an emergency service if i can get back... i got a phone call from my mum after the ambulance had been called, i was in my bed in west london and i managed to get home to chelmsford on public transport before an ambulance got here. :, , transport before an ambulance got here. ., , :, ., transport before an ambulance got here. :, ., ~ , here. the east of england ambulance service apologised _ here. the east of england ambulance service apologised but _ here. the east of england ambulance service apologised but said _ here. the east of england ambulance service apologised but said demand l service apologised but said demand had been very high. nhs england said it was one of the busiest ever months for a&e units and ambulance call—outs. and the pressures of act all the uk's nations, with more patients to get to and services struggling to keep up. hugh pym, bbc news. our top story this evening... anothe

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the unit was set up 73 years ago to patrol the coastline and waterways of essex.lling the second longest coastline in the country, covering 562 miles of waterways. this has a top speed of 56 knots, that's equivalent to 64 mph, and it can be used in any weather conditions. only a handful of police forces in the country have a special marine unit. are you going far? it emerges they're just on a day trip. the marine unit has the power to check not only small boats but also large ships. they have no intelligence to say this cruise ship in the thames estuary is carrying anyone illegally, but as part of a europe—wide operation they are checking security on as many vessels as possible. we look for any signs of modern—day slavery, see if they've got any information they might be able to pass us about where they've come from and any concerns they've had on the way over there, suspicious activity. the ladder is lowered, they are given permission to go on board. this ship's voyage with 1000 passengers on board includes the seychelles and iceland. it plans to dock in the tham

earlier i spoke to our correspondent ami in essex. she is in the western ukrainian city of leave. and i asked about that 1st war crimes trial happening in ukraine and just how significant it is. well as significant because it is so unusual. now, as you know, the war crimes trials that we've all heard of, like nazi advisement and jerusalem happened after a war in order in order to hold the architects of atrocities accountable for what they did during the war. and this is often after the war is over against the losing side of that war, but this one is happening during the war. you might ask why they're doing it now, especially since this soldier is a very low ranking soldier. but i think you have to understand what ukraine wants to show with this, they want to galvanized support from the world. it focused the attention on russian atrocities on russian aggression and the horrors of this war, which was brought on ukraine by russia. and they also want to draw a clear line between ukraine and russia. i think what's very telling is the words of the defending lawyer of this russian soldie

the line links reading in berkshire with shenfield in essex| lifetime.abbie wood will run monday to saturday with a train every five minutes. seamless end—to—end travel comes later by may next year. we are now on board one of the new trains that are up and running on the elizabeth line. they are pretty state—of—the—art and they are 200 metres long. each one can carry up to 1,500 passengers. late and over budget, but it is seen as a hugely impressive engineering achievement. this crossrail, the elizabeth line, is a really important thing for us to be very proud of. but don't believe that it has gone down beautifully well in leeds, liverpool and manchester, where they want a share of the investment cake. and i'm sure that there will be big discussions about that in future. the use of public transport has not returned to pre—pandemic levels. passenger number forecast for the first few years of the elizabeth line have been scaled back by transport for london insists it is still needed. this railway isn't built for today or tomorrow, it's built for the next 1

and spanning over 100 kilometres from reading to essex, the elizabeth crossrail line finally opens —ee years later than scheduled. the met police are facing fresh questions after photos emerged of the prime minister drinking at a gathering in downing street during lockdown. but this is an event that borisjohnson was not fined for attending. it happened in november 2020 — at a time when indoor social mixing was banned in england. a report into such gatherings by the senior civil servant, sue gray, is expected to be published this week. 0ur political correspondent helen catt reports. leaving drinks for a senior downing street aide with bottles of wine, food and what appears to be a toast from the boss. this was on 13th november 2020 when the country was in lockdown, indoors socialising banned. it's understood at least one of the people who went to this gathering was fined by the police. the prime minister was not, which has raised questions. i think millions of people will be sitting at home thinking if it was them or anybody else pictured at that party they would have received a fine,

en algún momento llegó a los 100 grados no impidió que personas de distintas religiones acercan a essexlgunos medios locales de uvalde proponen a la gente que se desconecte de las redes sociales por unos 20 minutos en honor a los fallecidos >> la convocatoria está para mañana >> nosotros en telemundo 48.com estaremos informando de lo que sucede ahí y también cómo rememoran a los fallecidos >> han detenido al sospechoso después de que intentara huir junto a otros 2 en un auto robado. pudieron interceptarlo cuando chocaron contra ellos, cerca de (nombre en inglés), en oakland. en el momento todos intentaron escapar a pie, 2 lo consiguieron y a esta hora siguen a la fuga >> en el festival (nombre en inglés), se vio la situación ensombrecida por culpa de un tiroteo que dejó a un residente herido >> por este acto arrestaron a otro residente >> al momento de los hechos estaba violando su libertad condicional >> tanto la víctima como el presunto responsable tienen 18 años >> accidente de tránsito que dejó un hombre muerto y una mujer herida, fue poco antes del mediodía en un parque que están e

, probably started as big brother— television, probably started as big brother and the only way is essexhat moved the dial as well. another show that moved the dial as welt it— another show that moved the dial as welt it has— another show that moved the dial as well. it has been completely relationship —based and a lot of what _ relationship —based and a lot of what i _ relationship —based and a lot of what i do — relationship —based and a lot of what i do and a lot of my career both— what i do and a lot of my career both at— what i do and a lot of my career both at the _ what i do and a lot of my career both at the sun and in journalism has been — both at the sun and in journalism has been based on that. a lot of these _ has been based on that. a lot of these people i have come to know well, _ these people i have come to know well, you — these people i have come to know well, you become friendly, you are in fairly— well, you become friendly, you are in fairly regular contact and i guarantee, the phone rings more frequently from them asking to have something written about them, a lot of

essex have been fined £50,000 by the england and wales cricket board after pleading guilty to two chargeseir failure to conduct an appropriate, orany, investigation. former chairmanjohn faragher has denied making the comment. it's day one of the british masters golf at the famous belfry course near birmingham. but there is a distinct lack of british interest at the top of the leaderboard, with the lead shared by denmark's thorbjorn olesen and australian ryan fox. they are both on 6—under par. england's women lost 4—1 to germany in monchengladbach in their final away fixture of the pro league. the result leaves england in fifth place in the table, eight points behind germany in fourth. england's men also lost to germany in the same competition 3—2, and they lie in seventh. formula 1 world champion max verstappen took time out of his preparations for this weekend's miami grand prix to throw the first pitch in the mlb game between miami marlins and phoenix diamondbacks. he didn't help miami, as they lost 8—7. and verstappen wasn't the only driver flirting with another sport. lewis hamilton,

estimate for essex -- excess deaths in russia -- india's government press office in january tweeted aboutious accounts of independent modeling describing them as ill-informed not based on facts and mischievous in nature. the who says its methodology is sound an scientists generally agree that the official count of deaths in india is far short of the truth. >> there are at least seven published reports in the domain including reputed journals that the figure somewhere around 4 million. the second point is the excess deaths in india is consistent with the fatality rate around the world. we have to stop believing that indians are somehow special and died far fewer than people elsewhere in the world. >> is the doctor indicated, lots of cntries saw deaths far in excess of normal years during the pandemic from europe to south america. >> brazil was at the epicenter of the pandemic for a while. it saw deaths on a masve scale. a nurse from sao paulo lost her grandmother but had to carry on working rather than grieve. >> soon after, i had to work in the icu. the patients remind me of her because t

more than 100 miles away in hornchurch in essex, natasha cradles littlejudah.ges before his arrival, including a late loss almost five months into her pregnancy. hello! what's going on? everything's supposed to be ok, no—one tells you that your waters are going to break early, so that was a massive shock to me, and then to lose your baby and have to bury your baby, that was just unimaginable. natasha says she also did not feel heard by some clinicians and says urgent research is needed to understand what's going on. we have been given the problem, we have been told about the problem, but we haven't been given a solution. we're in a western country, we're in 2022 and we do not have a solution to that, we don't even know what the steps are or the reason why and it'sjust really frustrating. it's notjust in the uk where there are these concerns. like isabel, these women in the us have also felt belittled and ignored. they call themselves sisters in loss. hi, there. all: hi. it's the name of their organisation, created to help give black women a voice when it comes

*re talking about the elizabeth line, which will eventually run from from reading in the west — to essexthree and a half years behind schedule. £4 billion over budget. but finally, today, passengers got their ticket to ride london�*s elizabeth line. i�*ve turned up really early. i�*ve been waiting nearly ten years for this thing to open. there are shiny new platforms and the latest smoothest trains, bringing commuters into central london from east and west. the transport line in a city like london opening — it probably won't happen again in my lifetime. the journey time between - canary wharf and whitechapel blew my mind. 0ne station isn�*t finished and trains won�*t run end—to—end for another year. still, it�*s seen as a major engineering achievement — at least for the south east. crossrail, the elizabeth line, is a really important thing for us to be very proud of. but don�*t believe that it�*s gone down beautifully well in leeds and liverpool and manchester, where they want to share the investment cake. public transport use is still down after the pandemic. passenger forecasts have be

the crossrail project which connects east and west london and extends to essex and berkshire it willt. all those mobility issues were put to one side as the queen came to see the elizabeth line for herself. four billion over budget and more than three years late it may be, but today was a day to celebrate its formal completion. applause she walked slowly and carefully, leaning slightly on her stick, but without any obvious difficulty. at a ticket machine, she was presented with something called an 0yster card and shown where to place it. the elizabeth line will open to passengers next week, in time for the platinum jubilee celebrations. and judging by today, the person who'll be at the centre of those celebrations is getting ready herself. decisions will still be taken day by day about the queen's attendance at the different jubilee events, but there's clearly a determination to be seen as widely as possible. nicholas witchell, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. thank you so much for watching. hello there. heavy rain, thunderstorms have been moving northwards an

eventually, the service is set to run from reading in the west to the essex in the east. half years behind schedule. £4 billion over budget. but finally, today, passengers got their ticket to ride london's elizabeth line. i've turned up really early. i've been waiting nearly ten years for this thing to open. there are shiny new platforms and the latest smoothest trains, bringing commuters into central london from east and west. the transport line in a city like london opening — it probably won't happen again in my lifetime. the journey time between canary - wharf and whitechapel blew my mind. one station isn't finished and trains won't run end—to—end for another year. still, it's seen as a major engineering achievement — at least for the south east. crossrail, the elizabeth line, is a really important thing for us to be very proud of. but don't believe that it's gone down beautifully well in leeds and liverpool and manchester, where they want to share the investment cake. public transport use is still down after the pandemic. passenger forecasts have been reduced for the

when you essex, if you offer that place to new york state, say the gunman is in custody. according to local media, he was dressed in body and at least 3 other people injured ukraine. it says russian troops have withdrawn from its 2nd largest city 100 cave. off to weeks of heavy bombardment, cities mass has ukrainian forces, now pushed russian troops far from the region. the russian army has apparently stopped its advance in her cave. instead focusing on a guarding supply routes. ukraine's military says russia has intensified its artillery and air strikes. an eastern on the escal region, an ex i've chunk of lives in hot cave. he says people are slowly starting to rebuild their lives, even though they're still in danger. it was like the situation when you don't know whether you're going to wake up or not, you know, when you go to sleep in the evening so that, that wasn't, that was very scary. i think it's, it's a situation of, you know, step by step. we just, we have to get back to normal life. so somehow, you know, some day we, we just wish to return to normal life. and th

there were elebrations in essex over the weekend following sam ryder�*s eurovision performance. night, the uk's highest placing in almost 25 years. old friends and fans of the singer packed into the carpenter's arms to watch the competition in his hometown of maldon. # i'm a space man # i've searched around the universe...# cheering everyone has been behind sam, it's the loudest and craziest this pub has been in a long time. it's really good to see. fantastic. absolutely incredible voice. one of the best voices i have ever heard. i thought it was - absolutely brilliant. i used to work with him, play football with- him and they couldn't be a nicer guy up there doing it for us and he - absolutely smashed it. there it is. unbelievable, ladies and gentlemen. we have come second. it's been a great night. he didn't win. we all knew ukraine would win, but sam has done us proud. - the results are not what i would have liked. sounded absolutely amazing. maybe you didn't win, but you won for us. you smashed it. # searched around the universe # been down some black holes # there is nothing

the crossrail project, which connects east and west london and extends to essex and berkshire, is oneyears. her majesty, who's 96, was joined by her youngest son, the earl of wessex, for the official opening, as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it will carry her name for centuries to come. so there really was only one person to open it. all those mobility issues were put to one side as the queen came to see the elizabeth line for herself. £4 billion over budget and more than three years late it may be, but today was a day to celebrate its formal completion. she walked slowly and carefully, leaning slightly on her stick, but without any obvious difficulty. at a ticket machine, she was presented with something called an 0yster card and shown where to place it. 0n there? the elizabeth line will open to passengers next week in time for the platinum jubilee celebrations. and judging by today, the person who'll be at the centre of those celebrations is getting ready herself. decisions will still be taken day by day about the queen's attendance at the differentjubilee event

on this forecourt in essex, drivers are getting used to bad news.new record. i'm probably doing 50 quid easy a week. it's only five miles a day. it's ridiculous. just try not to use it as much. be selling it soon. when i first got it a couple of years ago, it was costing me 35 to fill up, and now it's 60, so it has gone up a lot. so many different things in my business it's - affecting, so, yeah, - it's difficult, really difficult. for the first time ever, petrol hit £1.73 a litre. diesel, at £1.82, is hovering near its own recent record. that means the price of filling an average petrol tank is nearly £100 — a milestone that diesel hit yesterday. behind these prices, another surge in the value of crude oil, but that's not the whole picture. as you can see, oil has been more expensive before, so why are we seeing new petrol and diesel records now, and how high could they go? well, oil is traded in dollars, and the pound has weakened this year. plus, russia also exports refined diesel and petrol, which is also being shunned, meaning prices are headed

meanwhile essex cuonty cricket culb have been threatened with punishment if they continue to fail toar old won her quarter final in straight sets and despite making the last four for the first time... gauff still claimed finishing her high school exams was tougher. her previous best result at a grand slam was at this tournamnet last yaer when she reached the last 8 and in the semis, she will face martina trevisan, an italian who has also never made it to a grand slam semi before. she beat canada�*s leylah fernandez at roland garros for a 10th straight victory. a run that included winning the pre—french open tournamnet in ra bat. some transfer news — tottenham have signed croatia international ivan perisic on a free to join up with boss antonio conte. the contract has been signed for two years and when the pair last worked together at inter milan they won italian title. he turned down a new deal with his former club in order to head to london. that�*s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. access to doctors is fast becoming one of the b

on this forecourt in essex, drivers are getting used to bad news.rd. i'm putting down 50 quid 80 a week. it's only five miles a day, which is ridiculous. just try not to use it as much. be selling it soon. when i first got it a couple of years ago, it cost me 35 to fill up, and now it's 60, so it has gone up a lot. so many different things - in my business it's affecting, so, yeah, it's difficult, really difficult. - for the first time ever, petrol hit £1.73 a litre. diesel, at £1.82, is hovering near its own recent record. that means the price of filling an average petrol tank is nearly £100 — a milestone that diesel hit yesterday. behind these prices, another surge in the value of crude oil, but that's not the whole picture. as you can see, oil has been more expensive before, so why are we seeing new petrol and diesel records now and how high could they go? well, oil is traded in dollars, and the pound has weakened this year. plus russia also exports refined diesel and petrol, which is also being shunned, meaning prices are heading higher still. u

golden age and boom for reality television, probably started with big brother, and the only way is essex on that sort of model. it has been completely relationship—based. a lot of my career, at the sun and in showbiz generally, lots of these people i have come to know really quite well, you become friendly, in fairly regular contact. i guarantee the phone rings more frequently from them asking if you can write something than the other way around, there's lots of people seeking attention and publicity. sometimes it works well for us and our readers, other times perhaps i'm slightly more dismissive. it definitely goes both ways. pandora, you were nodding earlier to what simon was saying, what's your reaction? it wasjust reminding me of a contestant from love island who we interviewed called rachel finney. i cannot remember if it made the final episode because we had a lot of footage. but she was saying when you come out of love island it is very normal to call the paparazzi, and that anyone who says otherwise is lying. i do not know if that is true but certainly if you look under the line

the elizabeth line, which also runs to parts of essex and berkshire, is due to open next week, three—and—a—half our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. it will carry her name for centuries to come. so there really was only one person to open it. all those mobility issues were put to one side as the queen came to see the elizabeth line for herself. four billion over budget and more than three years late it may be, but today was a day to celebrate its formal completion. she walked slowly and carefully, leaning slightly on her stick, but without any obvious difficulty. at a ticket machine, she was presented with something called an oyster card and shown where to place it. the elizabeth line will open to passengers next week in time for the platinum jubilee celebrations. and judging by today, the person who'll be at the centre of those celebrations is getting ready herself. decisions will still be taken day by day about the queen's attendance at the differentjubilee events, but there's clearly a determination to be seen as widely as possible. nicholas witchell, bbc news. time for a loo

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tying essex going into extra innings, manny machado giving a go ahead run with a win. the game, just a lower rate second homerun of the year. open in a flash, top of the fifth,a's down to 2-1. the fourth year, on the road, a's win. >> tiger what was in danger of missing the cut by two birdies to finish plus three, tiger is going to play on the weekend. will zalatoris is the leader. a1 a stroke heading into play later today -- a one stroke lead heading into later today. >> a warm up? >> that is after a pleasant weekend. there is fog offshore. patchy fog this morning comes into play for your sunday. the winds kicked up and we have temperatures ranging a good 35 degrees. we are looking at san jose, nice and sunny. santa clara is in the mid 60's. 70 in mountain view. coming up considerably to where you were earlier. we have the lack of land, that allows temperatures -- wind, that allows the temperatures to drop off. and upper 60's around the north bay. we are warmer than we we have the winds at the coast. upper elevations still dry, relative humidity is still in the 20% ra

. >> i commissioners, left year the commission authorized the use of a small p in trans bay on essex between folsom and harrison for a community garden through a permit to enter or listens to the community benefit district. we are happy to announce this this saturday april 23rd will be a grand opening of the community garden which you are all invited at 11. . 45 in the morning on saturday and i said community garden on essex between harrison and folsom. hopeful low you drop boy to be a part of this celebration. that's all i have. >> thank you. why thank you director morales. next item y. next order of business is 9 question and matters. madam vice chair >> an opportunity for a commissioner to pose a question to staff. or raise a matter. >> hi. this is bivett. >> yes. why are you able to hear me. why i'm sorry. why yes. why go ahead. i wanted to give an update on -- the past friday i was able to tour our old alex griffith property with director morales. there were some a lot of work being done by property management group to keep the areas clone. i wanted to kinds of raise one of the

i would say essex heidi gloom.laughter] but, they also gave us the pretzel, should all blacks be credited for inventing the best music ever? i bet you didn't know they came up with polka music. [laughter] but they'reey also partly responsible for the black-eyed peas. [laughter] i know. you see how stupid this logic is? msnbc and choose the worse and ascribed to the whole but how they feel if we judged them by joy reed or jeffrey toobin? [laughter] actually i do. [laughter] all the time. i'm alla hypocrite. it is a part of their single variable thinking. they have no mental dashboard is a way through life's storms no data, statistics, probability, expensive only sea life through one filter, rhys. so what about me? in case you haven't noticed i am short. new research on violent crimes short men were twice as likely to be convicted of a violent crime is thed tallest. [laughter] now may beat most guys are more likely take a swing at dannyha devito than dewayne johnson. but then you find out the real variable predicting

the lined legs reading in berkshire with - legs reading in berkshire with shenfield in essex, via centralw elizabeth line trains, they are pretty state—of—the—art and 200 metres long. each can carry up to 1500 passengers. the crossrail project is opening three and a half years later, one new station, bond street, is still not ready, and the budget has swelled to £185 street, is still not ready, and the budget has swelled to £18.5 billion, but it is still seen as a hugely impressive engineering achievement. the crossrail elizabeth line is really important for us to all be proud of, but don't believe it has gone down beautifully well in leeds, liverpool and manchester where they want a share of the investment kick, and i think there will be big discussions in future. passenger numbers forecast _ discussions in future. passenger numbers forecast for _ discussions in future. passenger numbers forecast for the - discussions in future. passenger. numbers forecast for the elizabeth line's first few years have been scaled back, but transport for london insists it

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years, a real boom for reality television, probably started with big brother, and the only way is essexat the son, lots of these people i have come to know really quite well, you become friendly, in fairly regular contact. i guarantee the phone rings more frequently from them asking if you can write something than the other way around, lots of people seek attention and publicity. sometimes it works well for us and our readers, othertimes it works well for us and our readers, other times slightly more dismissive. it readers, other times slightly more dismissive. ., , readers, other times slightly more dismissive-— dismissive. it goes both ways. pandora. _ dismissive. it goes both ways. pandora. you _ dismissive. it goes both ways. pandora, you are _ dismissive. it goes both ways. pandora, you are noting - dismissive. it goes both ways. i pandora, you are noting earlier. dismissive. it goes both ways. - pandora, you are noting earlier. it was reminding me of a contestant from love island who we interviewed, rachel finney, cannot remember if it made the final episode because we had a lot o

let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making news today that essex have been fined £50,000onduct an appropriate, orany, investigation. former chairmanjohn faragher has denied making the comment. british number two dan evans was beaten 7—6 7—5 by andrey rublev in the last 16 at the madrid 0pen. evans had his opportunites but failed to capitalise and world number eight rublev will face either grigor dimitrov or stefanos tsitsipas in the quarter—final. eight points behind germany and forth, england's men also lost to the same opponents in the same competition 3—2 they lie in seventh. it would be the biggest shake—up of welsh rugby for nearly 20 years. but cutting the number of professional regional sides from four to three — according to the dragon's director of rugby — would be detrimental to the game's long term future. the proposals are included in a report commissioned by those running the game in wales — and they come after another poor season for the welsh regions on the pitch — and increasing financial pressures off it. tomos dafydd has this report. soon become three, t

s. government joins us from essex in the united kingdom. a welcome to the program at very important subject. there's lots of things to talk about. not least the leak itself before that. can i just get the clue? am i right in saying it's now very unlikely? oh, sorry. it's very likely that roe v wade will be overturned for a lightly the road. the weight will be overtime. and that's, that's what our records are saying. having looked at the lead documents that they do seem to be legitimate, and we have a very conservative court at the moment. and this is one of the reasons why the christian right decided to get behind trump. that this issue was so important. and in that regard, he has come through on this and as the reported been mentioning that this is just significant, this is monumental, that this would be overturned because this is something that women who are who needed to get an abortion have been able to have the right, to do so because there was this court ruling on this and this fall fell under the 14th amendment, the right to privacy.

earlier this month, essex were fined £50,000 for a racist comment made by former chair john faraghervor�*s account in particular brought back painful memories of the horrific shootings that took place at his own school in dunblane in 1996. unbelievably sad and disappointing and itjust makes you feel angry and incredibly upset for the parents. i heard something on the radio the other day and it was a child from that school. i experienced a similar thing when i was at dunblane and a teacher coming out and waving at all of the children under tables and telling them to go and hide. and there was a kid telling exactly the same story about how she survived it. they were saying that they go through these drills as young children, seven, eight—year—old children, and it�*s like, how? how is that normal that children should be having to go through drills in case someone comes into school with a gun? i don�*t get it. murray feels strongly that the time has come for change. i think there have been over 200 mass shootings. ijust i just can�*t understand ijust can�*t understand that. there is alwa

in the _ that will whisk customers from essex in the east _ that will whisk customers from essex inennell. the story sent shock waves through the footballing world and lifted the lid on a national scandal of abuse in the sport. now a new feature—length drama brings his fight for justice to the small screen. victoria derbyshire has been following the story since 2016 and has this report. in 2016 andy woodward, a former professional footballer from crewe, bury and sheffield united took the huge and courageous decision to waive his anonymity and talk to the guardian and to bbc television about the sexual abuse he endured as a boy at the hands of his football coach, barry bennell. right now i'm 43 years of age, and ifeel after a large amount of therapy and the best therapy that i've ever had — i've had it a number of times over the years — that i feel i've got the inner strength to come out, and all i want to do is help other people. he was abused hunderds of times over a four—year period. it began when he was 11 years of age. in the days that followed other men came forward to tell me

the line links reading in berkshire with shenfield in essex, via central london. and 200 metres long. each one can carry up to 1,500 passengers. the crossrail project is opening three and a half years late. one new station, bond street, still is not ready, and its budget has swelled to £18.5 billion, but it is seen as a hugely impressive engineering achievement. the crossrail elizabeth line is a really important thing for us to all be proud of, but don�*t believe it has gone down beautifully well in leeds, liverpool and manchester, where they want a share of the investment cake, and i�*m sure there will have to be big discussions about that in future. use of public transport hasn�*t returned to pre—pandemic levels. passenger number forecasts for the elizabeth line�*s first few years have been scaled back, but transport for london insists it is still needed. this railway is not built for today or tomorrow but for the next 100 to 150 years. we are very confident this is a catalyst now for the post—pandemic recovery. you can see the reaction of customers today, they

essex police have spent the last four days dismantling a large cannabis farm in witham.s. rail passengers are being reminded that they could face disruption due to engineering projects today. and if you're heading out on public transport this morning, there's quite a few problems out there, so do check before you travel. and for all the latest travel news where you are, tune into your bbc local radio station for regular updates throughout the morning. finally, a london—based artist who used a typewriter to create a portrait of tom hanks has said he was "blown away" when the artwork was signed by the actor. 25—year—old james cook had sent the picture to the oscar—winning actor — but admitted he "forgot about it" until receiving an unexpected letter in the post. onto the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. well, it's an improving picture weather—wise today from where we were yesterday across the capital. it should be warmer and brighter and it will stay dry, as well. but it's quite a slow start to the morning. it's also a very mild one, as well — tempe

the capital's newest railway will run from reading in berkshire to shenfield in essex and abbey woodhered his young son to death has been found guilty of murder. lucash czapla killed two—year—old julius at his home in november 2020 after splitting up with the boy's mother. czapla was given a life sentence and the judge said he would serve at least 23 years before being eligible to apply for parole. the buy—now—pay—later service klarna will start telling credit agencies which of their customers pays on time and who falls behind. from june, banks and credit card firms will be able to see people's klarna habits when making credit checks. the firm believes the move will help improve affordability assessments. the american comedian dave chappelle has been attacked during a performance at the hollywood bowl in los angeles. videos shared on social media showed someone running into chappelle. in other clips, the comic seemed to be unharmed after returning to the stage at the netflix is ajoke festival. chappelle faced criticism and protests last year when a programme he made for the streaming

robert's son simon says he got home from london quicker than the local ambulance team in essex.led, i was in bed in west london, and i managed to get home to chelmsford on public transport before an ambulance got here. the east of england ambulance service apologised, but said demand had been very high. nhs england said it was one of the busiest ever months for a&e units and ambulance call—outs. and the pressures of act all the uk's nations, with more patients to get to and services struggling to keep up. hugh pym, bbc news. spain is planning to introduce medical leave for women who suffer from severe period pain, media reports suggest. a draught bill says women could have three days of leave a month, extended to five in some circumstances. if passed, it would be the first such legal entitlement in europe. it's already allowed in countries like japan and indonesia. bex baxter introduced menstrual leave to her enterprise coexist in bristol in 2016. good evening to you. why did you want to introduce this? i good evening to you. why did you want to introduce this?— want to introduc