and evading rescue: the seal trapped in a fishing lake in essex who, funnily enough, seems to be in no to leave. and coming up on the bbc news channel. england captain 0wen farrell is set to be clearfor their six nations opener against scotland despite a four—week ban for a dangerous tackle. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. ambulance workers in england and wales are striking over pay for a second time. they have been joined this time by call handlers, which is why managers are warning the impact of this strike is likely to be worse than last month's. some of the walkouts started at midnight, but the duration and scale of the disruption varies across different parts of england and wales. only the east of england ambulance service is unaffected. the prime minister says it's terrifying people don't know what will happen if they call 999. but ambulance staff have said they will leave picket lines to respond to all category one emergency calls, where there's a threat to life. our health editor hugh pym has more. pickets out at dawn in newport, south wales. ambulance staff on

essex is death. hart house here.number of mental health rehabilitation services in the county. in a campaign asking for a statutory public inquiry whereby will have to give evidence under oath into the county's mental services. and they say is the only way that families will be able to achieve justice for their loved ones. leading the petition is melanie her son. matthew was found hanging in his room in 2012 just a week after being admitted under mental health act. the inquest recorded an open narrative verdict . i mean narrative verdict. i mean matthew was only on the seven days he had no care . he no days he had no care. he no caseworker . so many failings days he had no care. he no caseworker. so many failings in his care had all the policies that have been written over the years and the and the observations and everything that's meant to have been done been done correctly. my son would still alive. i hear from across our nation every single day that are in a situation that i was in ten years ago and that has to .

how we do that, essex area.th sort of nets on the lake . with sort of nets on the lake. they're incredibly agile in water like an urban lake has things like, you know, shopping trolleys and at the bottom. so we get a close with a we can't get a close with a night. the net at the bottom of the lake, he can swim over top. and as as we appear and obviously, as as we appear with a boat or anything like that, across from his that, he looks across from his island and disappears. they can say underwater up to 20 minutes. so actually working out where he is any is a challenge so is at any time is a challenge so we're talking to a of those and other experts around the rest of the world bay daimler as an organisation has huge international links carry the streets means almost the stuff of a at least a children's illustrated shoot and nelson more i just is hilarious him more i just is hilarious and him being such a slipper re mother in terms of getting away thought you guys were all kind of good at catching these kind of y

how we do that, essex area. sort of nets on the lake . with sort of nets on the lake. they're incredibly agile in water like an urban lake has things like, you know, shopping trolleys and at the bottom. so we get a close with a we can't get a close with a night. the net at the bottom of the lake, he can swim over top. and as as we appear and obviously, as as we appear with a boat or anything like that, across from his that, he looks across from his island and disappears. they can say underwater up to 20 minutes. so actually working out where he is any is a challenge so is at any time is a challenge so we're talking to a of those and other experts around the rest of the world bay daimler as an organisation has huge international links carry the streets means almost the stuff of a at least a children's illustrated shoot and nelson more i just is hilarious and him being such a slipper re mother in terms of getting away thought you guys were all kind of good at catching these kind of yeah i mean most of the ones we

she's a professor of criminology at the university of essex in london. welcome was 30. tell us more about mr. messina, dinero e. yes. met their mashanda, natalie, the last remaining of the bosses of the ninety's that essentially embraced or strategy that dictated and directed by former, both to the ina that led to the killing. for example, on the front corner, the judge was killed together with his wife and his bodyguard in may 1992 blown up in his car, in palermo or a blown up in his car with his body guards in july 1992 and 7. a lot of facts and bombings throughout the valley. messina, nato was very young, then he was only 30, which is by young for both. and it was coming from your family and he was kind of the protege of the arena. is being convicted of amount of theirs is being considered a very dangerous and ruthless man. and either rest is basically closure for italy in a way on a period that even though we can never really forget, we surely need to move on from white, you know, with, with friends. yeah. how was able to live in hiding for 30 years? well that's a b

today's peabody, essex museum.s for the terms of the gift, the essex issued a partly illustrated catalog of the collection. it was to become the standard reference work on revolution three war buttons until history written pick and shovel was released in 1950. published under the title the emilio collection of military buttons. the author's introduction gives detailed insight into the mind of a highly sophisticated, late 19th century collector who is also a military man of the revolutionary. buttons emilio collected forces. dix came from camps in new york city, including those marked on screen with a little star. he says this about the kingsbridge area, the region was the most fruitful field of british army buttons in this or probably any other country for no other known place to the writer or so many corn camped, quartered in temporary structures for so long a time during hostilities, the various british provincial and german regiments were frequently changed. they were practically in the field and the debris of t

in 2022, essex police managed to recover more than 600 cars, compared with a80 the year before, manyd vehicles where they've literallyjust been completely cut in half — they are only interested in the front end of the vehicle that contains the engine and the ancillary components — that's the most valuable part to them. the rest of the vehicle would just be crushed and disposed of. interpol says vehicles like these often end up in congo or countries such as kenya or uganda because of the demand for right—hand drive vehicles. the organisation is now working with african ports to help clamp down on this crime which, it says, has become too easy for criminals. as for the wilsons, they are still deciding whether or not to replace their car forfear of it happening again. gabby colenso, bbc news. we had politics from ben wright, the news from this then and now the weather with then rich. hello there. saturday has provided a blustery first half of the weekend. there've been some heavy downpours around as well. in fact, the winds have been strong enough to whip up some quite rough seas around

in 2022, essex police managed to recover more than 600 cars, compared with 480 the year before, manyed vehicles which have literally been cut in half — they are only interested in the front half of the vehicle that contains the engine and ancillary components — the most valuable part to them. the rest of the vehicle would be crushed and disposed of. interpol says vehicles like these often end up in congo or countries such as kenya or uganda because of the demand for right—hand drive vehicles. the organisation is now working with african ports to help clamp down on the crime which it says has become too easy for criminals. as for the wilsons, they are still deciding whether or not to replace their car forfear of it happening again. gabby colenso, bbc news. an indian environmentalist has picked up more than 300 kilograms of rubbish during a 30—day—long plogging tour around the uk. plogging is an act of picking litter while running that first started in sweden. vivek gurav began plogging in his home city in india and decided to bring his enthusiasm for it when he came to the uk two year

essex and three of the benefit? essex and three of the seats working with our district .uppose . and the one thing suppose. and the one thing i would say of course at, the moment we've got a cost of living inflation issues. we must remember as a nation we're paying remember as a nation we're paying back huge debts from covid where businesses and people were supported . that debt people were supported. that debt has got to pay back. so to get £2 billion out of central government . a tonne of this i government. a tonne of this i think has to be a there'll be some places that win, some places that lose . what i would places that lose. what i would say, if you believe in say, though, if you believe in levelling up, this government does was does believe in levelling up was done than other done more than many other governments past. governments in the past. however, shouldn't be through governments in the past. h bid ver, shouldn't be through governments in the past. h bid process. ouldn't be through governments in the past. h bid process. it ldn't be through governments in the

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helena wilkinson, bbc news, rochford in essex.stern ukraine. the workers are andrew blackshaw and christopher perry, these are the two missing men. the group also posted a photo and peering to show passports bearing the names of these two men. the voluntary workers were reported missing in eastern ukraine. just to reiterate, the wagner group have said that his forces have found the body of one of two british voluntary workers. andrew blackshaw and christopher perry. we haven't had independent confirmation, but that is coming in from the reuters news agency. you can get more on that story on our website. bbc .com/ news, as well as our bbc news app. before we go, let's bring an update on what our top story has been. the flight disruption in the united states following that technical glitch in the past hour. the white house said there is no evidence that the outage affecting the system was caused by a cyberattack. they are working to ensure that such an outage doesn't happen again. in the last half an hour, the canadian air traffic c

a new thames crossing linking essex with kent is forecast to cost £8.3 billion.earliest, with hopes for completion by 2030. the proposals will be examined by the planning inspectorate later this year. islington council issued more parking fines than any other local authority last year, with an average of over 1,000 given out every day. across the country, councils issued an average of nearly 20,000 parking fines each day last year, according to new figures. that's a increase of 12% from the previous year. sutton council says it will block the installation of ultra low emission zone cameras in the borough. the lib dems, who lead sutton council, argue the scheme which charges some drivers of the most polluting cars £12.50 a day, is unfair to its residents. the move comes as transport for london plans to expand the ulez scheme to all of the capital from august. a blind artist is hosting his first solo exhibition at the quantum gallery in shoreditch. clarke reynolds creates art from braille, making the arts scene accessible to blind and visually impaired people. he a

you know, they could be in hertfordshire anywhere , essex, anywhere around anywhere, essex, anywhere businesses with vans . again, you taxing with vans. again, you taxing business, you're not going to stop. i mean, you know, you're not going to stop. khaja and is doing this and hasn't. my point you it has no you read oliver it has no democratic mandate . well i don't democratic mandate. well i don't think because think that's true because there's massive there's just been a massive pubuc there's just been a massive public consultation that. public consultation on that. i mean, group that public consultation on that. i meétalked group that public consultation on that. i meétalked about group that public consultation on that. i meétalked about and group that public consultation on that. i meétalked about and this) that public consultation on that. i meétalked about and this whole you talked about and this whole argy bargy in consultation. so why ditch 5200 objections so it didn't just stick to that. it's not actually been ditched. they've been treat it as a campaign response actually c

yateley andrew in essex . i last but not least, in essex. i last but not least, mikayla in elgin .we'll be mikayla in elgin. we'll be heanng mikayla in elgin. we'll be hearing a lot from them over the next 60 minutes. the topics tonight's as the prime minister holds an nhs crisis meeting at number 10. how do we fix the nhs? i'm for your solutions. with the world's unhappiest billionaire becoming the epitome of tmi, too much , then you've of tmi, too much, then you've got to ask yourself, was william right, to give harry a bit of a slap. and with monday, the 9th of january, this monday, now dubbed divorce day , should we dubbed divorce day, should we make it harder to get divorced ? make it harder to get divorced? my make it harder to get divorced? my saturday sidekick for, the first hour of the show is a broadcasting and journalistic legend. he is the pele of the papers mike corky parry , mike, papers mike corky parry, mike, great to have you with us. can't wait to hear your views on all of these big stories of the night. in my opinion, the nhs crisis is no justification for ruinou

stop what a boost of crystal essex because i in sales or shop reachable for some know a skilled chefs of a lot store sanders that he's out on the cup tuesday. does it make good? you know, it was i stuff right now my all stop it. he just started by but you know that you sound outside of open mirror for me and i know where that gosh, more mostly but you know that i purchased a possibly a family that up on nick you said about to miss louis demo with a controlled on for that i see that she has a date for me and i was one as well as your team. if the on any other don't put a just even a fleet vehicle, any more news clip all causal us there. what about the more a $1.50 for your usually to produce work, which of course we still have not really. the best thing would be here that caution morgan on economics a lower deductible is you what are you with scheming norman? mostly my just really on the more of your stuff done more of the pro they on national so a queen my god is the tell you that on the day with a what i listen again, i'm not to meet with me. yes. the prophets, any not those natty an

essex j shanker in the us foreign affairs minister showing the mirror to austrian tv host. why does with it to the european country doctor as j shanker is on a shot to was trying to meet with his counterpart as well as the sign several agreements including that of mobility as well as migration. but these are war in the al, finds itself in the hot seats again. and that's nothing new. india has been used to western sanctimonious cocktail or threats pressures, as well as let jose ellison's india shows the position of neutrality in that russia, ukraine, conflict, india. in fact, are, has insisted that there should be di, logan, negotiations in this situation can, would really urge ukraine to stop defending itself after all down the ukrainian tanks in russia, yard's russian tanks and planes and missiles destroying the crew. i think that's a bit of a misrepresentation. i think what we do is to say get back to dialogue and diplomacy . there was a dialogue and diplomacy in the early days of the conflict. so it's not that it didn't happen. so it's not for us to put conditions and to

essex coughing passes through the city of santos, or the football legend spend most of his life where he's now been made to rec ah, i'm from gail. welcome to the program. the u. s. house of representatives is caught in a historic grid lock after it's stay under republican rule. hard rights at lawmakers have blocked the election of a majority leader by refusing to vote for the frontrunner, which is usually a formality. senior republican kevin mccarthy had been tipped for the post party's previous criticism of former present. donald trump wrote his colleagues on the far right of his party to buy other candidates. it's the 1st time in a 100 years the leadership vote as failed in the 1st round. it was a night of pandemonium. on the floor of the us house of representatives, after republican kevin mccarthy failed to win the $218.00 votes needed to be elected speaker of the house. there was shock in the chamber after the nominee failed to win for the 1st time in a century that annabel kevin mccarthy, of the state of california has received $203.00 b republican front runner is seeking to take

yateley andrew in essex . i last but not least, in essex. i last but not least, mikayla in elgin .we'll be mikayla in elgin. we'll be heanng mikayla in elgin. we'll be hearing a lot from them over the next 60 minutes. the topics tonight's as the prime minister holds an nhs crisis meeting at number 10. how do we fix the nhs? i'm for your solutions. with the world's unhappiest billionaire becoming the epitome of tmi, too much , then you've of tmi, too much, then you've got to ask yourself, was william right, to give harry a bit of a slap. and with monday, the 9th of january, this monday, now dubbed divorce day , should we dubbed divorce day, should we make it harder to get divorced ? make it harder to get divorced? my make it harder to get divorced? my saturday sidekick for, the first hour of the show is a broadcasting and journalistic legend. he is the pele of the papers mike corky parry , mike, papers mike corky parry, mike, great to have you with us. can't wait to hear your views on all of these big stories of the night. in my opinion, the nhs crisis is no justification for ruinou

and that the mover was handed over to his enemies, to be tortured and fav woody, to be doused with essex. to further hasting decomposition, this is, according to the u. s. is own national security council sub western pressure made sure that the united nations security council was hum, strung, and could not get a consensus on the burning conflict and west than missionaries filled to the con, the united nations secretary general at the time. doug hamas called was todd to change this west been narrative and called for peace. he even called for all foreign forces to leave the congo. but sadly, he was to lose his life in a mysterious plane crash. in 1961, details of which i had to be no lodging. because the united kingdom and the united states archives both refused to cooperate with the mission. and the investigation has since gone no way. the continued non disclosure of potentially relevant new information in the intelligence security and defense archives of member states constitutes the biggest barrier to understanding the full truth of the event. the situation in the congo only kept on get

, 1968, and i failed essex, 1968, and i failed miserably . stopped inside miserably. i got stopped inside a house and put in off our mincer , got stopped by the same mincer, got stopped by the same guy on because we had semi—finals in the finals on the same day in battle. and i come back to liverpool and i thought, well i'm going to continue with this game. i better commit myself to it totally. and i and that was a simple what is total commitment? is it shutting everything everything. commitment? is it shutting every commitmenterything. commitment? is it shutting every commitment thatiing. commitment? is it shutting every commitment that whatever total commitment that whatever you know you evil and twice. you know is you evil and twice. you train it twice , one in the you train it twice, one in the morning and at a gymnasium in the afternoon , basically, but the afternoon, basically, but was a 24 hour eat, sleep and dnnk was a 24 hour eat, sleep and drink for 24 hours. so it didn't tally up with boxing walking through the day if things didn't

, 1968, and i failed essex, 1968, and i failed miserably . stopped inside miserably. i got stopped inside a house and put in off our mincer , got stopped by the same mincer, got stopped by the same guy on because we had semi—finals in the finals on the same day in battle. and i come back to liverpool and i thought, well i'm going to continue with this game. i better commit myself to it totally. and i and that was a simple what is total commitment? is it shutting everything everything. commitment? is it shutting every commitmenterything. commitment? is it shutting every commitment thatiing. commitment? is it shutting every commitment that whatever total commitment that whatever you know you evil and twice. you know is you evil and twice. you train it twice , one in the you train it twice, one in the morning and at a gymnasium in the afternoon , basically, but the afternoon, basically, but was a 24 hour eat, sleep and dnnk was a 24 hour eat, sleep and drink for 24 hours. so it didn't tally up with boxing walking through the day if things didn't

you know, they could be in hertfordshire anywhere , essex, anywhere around anywhere, essex, anywhere businesses with vans . again, you taxing with vans. again, you taxing business, you're not going to stop. i mean, you know, you're not going to stop. khaja and is doing this and hasn't. my point you it has no you read oliver it has no democratic mandate . well i don't democratic mandate. well i don't think because think that's true because there's massive there's just been a massive pubuc there's just been a massive public consultation that. public consultation on that. i mean, group that public consultation on that. i meétalked group that public consultation on that. i meétalked about group that public consultation on that. i meétalked about and group that public consultation on that. i meétalked about and this) that public consultation on that. i meétalked about and this whole you talked about and this whole argy bargy in consultation. so why ditch 5200 objections so it didn't just stick to that. it's not actually been ditched. they've been treat it as a campaign response actually c

s. political analyst and deputy dean of education, a university of essex. welcome to the program, rena. the speaker surprises noise. over the aunt western came to an end. how would you characterize the whole episode? the entire episode was a total of bears met for the republican party. and anyone with eyes can see that wendy stumbled right out of the gate. that's for shadowing for what's to come. this chaos, this disagreement. and this is just a real tale of how much in fighting there is in today's republican party. and it's not going to stop any time soon. jason, 4 days of defeats 14 failed attempts for kevin mccarthy. backroom deal is managed to salvage what he had to achieve finally, but is this something there would hold him for the remainder of his tenure as a speaker? absolutely, no. i mean he is almost speaker and name only. he has much less power than other speakers. he had to make major concessions. and the interesting thing is that there's really very little ideological room between him and some of the hard liners that were upset with him. but it'

the coventry site is similar to this amazon centre in essex.the pressure is intense. as soon as you come in the building, you're tracked. you then go on to your station, where as soon as you log on, they know exactly where you are in the building. they know how often you're scanning. if you haven't scanned within a certain time, they will come and speak to you. they both say they've been questioned by managers for taking too long to go to the toilet. heaven forbid you get - there and all cubicles are full. you suddenly find you've got 10—12 minutes of doing nothing - but look for a toilet, _ and then of course you've got to use of the toilet and come back. that could be 15, 16, - 18 minutes in that process. they will then question you, "what were you doing?" i amazon says their pay is competitive and says that like most companies, they have a system that recognises great performance. and they have coaching to help employees to improve. they also say that performance is only measured when staff are logged in at their workstation. amazon doesn't

they were last seen getting into a taxi to london from essex . mr. gordon is a sex from essex. mr.don is a sex offender while ms. martin comes from a wealthy, aristocratic family . the police worry that family. the police worry that ms. martin and the baby have not had enough medical attention since the birth . and lastly, since the birth. and lastly, internet journal news. and at least 14 people, including one child, have been killed in a helicopter to crash near ukraine's capital, kyiv. ukrainian officials stated more had died earlier , but local had died earlier, but local emergency services have revised the final number. ukraine's interior minister and his first deputy were among those who lost their lives in the crash , which their lives in the crash, which happened near a nursery in the town of bravery. the cause of the crash isn't yet known. you're up to date on tv, online and dab plus radio with gb news the people's channel. when it's time for and co. thanks for that and welcome, everybody. i'm with you until 7:00 tonight alongside me, we've got the former brexit party mep

the coventry site is similar to this amazon centre in essex. have to meet targets. the pressure is intense. as soon as you come in the building, you're tracked. you then go on to your station, where as soon as you log on, they know exactly where you are in the building. they know how often you're scanning. if you haven't scanned within a certain time, they will come and speak to you. they both say they've been questioned by managers for taking too long to go to the toilet. heaven forbid you get - there and all cubicles are full. you suddenly find you've got 10—12 minutes of doing nothing - but look for a toilet, _ and then of course you've got to use of the toilet and come back. that could be 15, 16, - 18 minutes in that process. they will then question you, "what were you doing?" - amazon says their pay is competitive and says that like most companies, they have a system that recognises great performance. and they have coaching to help employees to improve. they also say that performance is only measured when staff are logged in at their works

it began ten years ago as a way of bringing some much—needed business to the essex seaside in the middlep blood, gore and a few laughs. welcome to her on c. among the dozens of films being shown, eric... the story of a malevolent pomeranian. and powertool cheerleaders. all part of an explosion in independent horror film—making. and this has been, for many, the first chance to terrify a packed cinema. there's this massive explosion where technology has made these things possible and you hear either the scream orjust the intake of breath — the collective intake of breath across 200 people sitting in the dark — where they all go, "ah!" and you can hear it over the sound mix. oh, man, no better feeling in the world! 20 years ago, the uk was producing at most half a dozen or so horror movies a year. these days, it's more than 100. i want to introduce you to the crew. for horror actress dani thompson, this has been a very busy year. this year i have six films screening. there is malicious demons at dawn, _ screening. there is malicious demons at dawn, video shop tales of terror. a movie that w

the image is thought to show constance marsh in harwich, port in essex.artin mark gordon and their child have been missing since their vehicle broke down on the m6 one near bolton on thursday . m6 one near bolton on thursday. police are appealing for them to make contact and seek medical assistance . ukraine's president assistance. ukraine's president says russia's for a ceasefire had deceptive, adding that shelling of the eastern city of barmouth continued where this resident has been describing the damage . we'll spend the whole damage. we'll spend the whole hour town used be so beautiful. there were roses everywhere flowers . it was clean. flowers. it was clean. everything was kept in order. all russian attacks have continued across ukraine in violation of the 36 hour self—declared for orthodox christmas, which has now ended. the kremlin its troops, though only , fired in retaliation to only, fired in retaliation to attacks from ukrainian forces . attacks from ukrainian forces. the foreign secretary has condemned tehran's execution of two protesters as

the image is thought to show constance marsh in harwich, port in essex.artin mark gordon and their child have been missing since their vehicle broke down on the m6 one near bolton on thursday . m6 one near bolton on thursday. police are appealing for them to make contact and seek medical assistance . ukraine's president assistance. ukraine's president says russia's for a ceasefire had deceptive, adding that shelling of the eastern city of barmouth continued where this resident has been describing the damage . we'll spend the whole damage. we'll spend the whole hour town used be so beautiful. there were roses everywhere flowers . it was clean. flowers. it was clean. everything was kept in order. all russian attacks have continued across ukraine in violation of the 36 hour self—declared for orthodox christmas, which has now ended. the kremlin its troops, though only , fired in retaliation to only, fired in retaliation to attacks from ukrainian forces . attacks from ukrainian forces. the foreign secretary has condemned tehran's execution of two protesters as

it began as a way of bringing some business in the middle of winter to the essex seaside.eeking to show their creations at the festival. home—made horror is booming and southend is the place to see it, as david sillito reports. welcome to southend injanuary. a place of horror! day after day its nonstop blood, gore and a few laughs. welcome to horror on sea. among the films being shown, eric. the story of a pomeranian. and power tool cheerleaders. all port of an explosion in independent horrorfilm making and this has been for many the first chance to terrify a packed cinema. . ., ., , .,, ., , cinema. technology has made these thins cinema. technology has made these things possible _ cinema. technology has made these things possible and _ cinema. technology has made these things possible and you _ cinema. technology has made these things possible and you hear- cinema. technology has made these things possible and you hear eitherl things possible and you hear either the scream orjust the intake of breath across 200 people while they 90, breath across 200 people while they go

they were last traced to a taxi in essex , was heading for london. essex, was heading for london.ile ms. martin comes from a wealthy aristocratic family . the wealthy aristocratic family. the police are worrying that ms. martin and her baby haven't had the crack medical attention since the baby was born . and since the baby was born. and lastly, the port of dover is warning ferry services dover and calais will be suspended tomorrow due to a national strike in france ends p&o ferries . it's produced an ferries. it's produced an optimised sailing schedule in light of the 24 hour strike known the national day of action in. the port has said is still open with services running to dunkirk as normal . but it dunkirk as normal. but it advises travellers to allow extra time for their journeys . extra time for their journeys. you're up to date on tv online and dab plus radio with gb news the people's channel. well, now it's the people's channel. well, now wsfime the people's channel. well, now it's time for dan wootton wootton . wootton. tomorrow, as you cite now in our mediabuzz . first fr

they were last traced to a taxi in essex , was heading for london. essex, was heading for london.ile ms. martin comes from a wealthy aristocratic family . the wealthy aristocratic family. the police are worrying that ms. martin and her baby haven't had the crack medical attention since the baby was born . and since the baby was born. and lastly, the port of dover is warning ferry services dover and calais will be suspended tomorrow due to a national strike in france ends p&o ferries . it's produced an ferries. it's produced an optimised sailing schedule in light of the 24 hour strike known the national day of action in. the port has said is still open with services running to dunkirk as normal . but it dunkirk as normal. but it advises travellers to allow extra time for their journeys . extra time for their journeys. you're up to date on tv online and dab plus radio with gb news the people's channel. well, now it's the people's channel. well, now wsfime the people's channel. well, now it's time for dan wootton wootton . wootton. tomorrow, as you cite now in our mediabuzz . first fr

the chief executive of a suffolk and north essex, - to find it. she was just a lovely girl. she wasn�*t horrible in any way. this is her mother�*s first interview. she was just a little bit different. age 14, rhianan became absorbed by right—wing extremism. neo—nazi christopher cook, from his home in the us, was grooming and sexually exploiting her over the internet. we found cook was also in contact with a former partner of rihanna�*s mother, an american who�*d previously been in a white—supremacist gang in the us. i was checking on her computer, cos she was spending a lot of time up there. rhianan�*s mother says she became concerned and contacted the government deradicalisation scheme, prevent. she came down and she went, "mum, i�*ve downloaded a pdf," and i was like, "ok, what of?" and she went, "how to build a bomb." and i went, "what?" and i went, "you can�*t do that, rhi." rhiannon was barely involved in prevent, because within weeks she was arrested. she told police about being exploited while on bail. she self—harmed and was put in care. s

became clear they were on the run from the authorities and took taxis, paying in cash, travelling to essex last sighting police have. it was two and a half weeks ago, ten o'clock at night on saturday the 7th of january. after that of the couple and their new baby simply vanished. detectives are urging pear or anybody who has seen them to come forward for the sake of the baby. this year's oscar nominations have been announced with the science fiction film, �*everything, everywhere all at once' leading the field. it's up for 11 awards, including best picture. colin farrell and bill nighy have also received their first best actor nominations, nighy for the film �*living,’ and farrell for �*the banshees of inisherin'. our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba, has all the details. it does not look good. she's right, in fact it looks _ it does not look good. she's right, in fact it looks great. _ in fact it looks great. everything everywhere all at once, a mind—bending, universe hopping fantasy leads with 11 nominations, including michelle yeoh, the first asian woman ever to be nominated for

the only way is essex. the only way is essex. was that like a pun?hat programme . so do you watch that programme. no. oh that once . did you. yeah. no. oh that once. did you. yeah. why not. why do i anymore. yeah. because you don't from time. well no time. okay. but i thought, i thought you liked a lot. i do like a bit of reality tv. i'm not going to lie, but i prefer made in chelsea, if i'm honest. and the kardashians. yeah, from time to time. although kylie jenner in although this kylie jenner in this outfit, by the way, talking the talk about the papers, we'll talk about it later. not into the lines. later. but not into the lines. what should do with that what should you do with that line? i don't though, line? i don't like, though, that's actually that's not actually kylie jenner, that's in jenner, but the line that's in disaster. we digress is disaster. anyway, we digress is the they're reporting that the times they're reporting that the times they're reporting that the risk hiring rogue the met police risk hiring rogue officers they're using of

it happened in essex in november 2021.d romario henry was found guilty on two counts of robbery and will be sentenced next month. people are being urged only to call 999 in a genuine emergency as ambulance staff strike again today across england and wales. members of three unions unison, gmb and unite have walked out in a continuing dispute over pay and conditions. this morning the prime minister told the bbc he would not personally he getting involved in the negotations. 0ur heath editor hugh pym. when is this going to end? i put it to the prime minister was he personally prepared to intervene in this dispute, which is damaging for patients and nhs managers are saying is getting more difficult to organise a response, and he says it was up to unions to engage with the relevant government minister, in this case health. in other words, he did not really want to get involved. i put to him the idea of a backdated pay rise, an idea doing the rounds, next financial year with a bit backdated to january this year, and he did not r

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1922 graduate with abi tour exam english afterwards. initially you work in your parents, business and essex. your father died in 1926. for now on your mother and your brother hubbard, run the business night in at 9 in 192990. at the age of 25. in the you dish and you marry the non jewish bookmaker for this bernie in your marriage remains childless. begin next. eliza said from the beginning of the national socialist rule in 9033 as hm you shift your family business is also affected by boycott. despite all the propaganda, your husband does not divorce you is. jewish wife gets honey at 1st and for this offers you a certain protection. nath impala from the after the program of november 1918. 38 for handles, which the nicest trivial honest by calling is to include style, laughed niger, broken glass. your mother has to give up the business center. it's solid as well as her house, and the premise is far below its value. then manuscripts that place immediately after the beginning of the war in 1939 yards, ben fritz is drafted as a driver for increased police protection and occupied bowden. but he a

there is to be a discussion about keeping street lights switched off for longer in essex.a proposal to have them off from midnight through to 6am. but labour and the liberal democrats have raised concerns over safety. let's take a look at the tubes. a lot going on. delays on the district. jubilee, metropolitan and piccadilly. that is because of signal failures. the severe weather emergency protocol has been activated. it comes as temperatures dropped below zero overnight. it means councils open additional emergency accomodation for rough sleepers. now the weather with kate. good morning. it's a very cold start. temperatures last night down below —5 for some. a widespread and hard frost, but it is dry and sunny. you can see we are still hanging on to the northerly flow. the wind not quite as strong as yesterday, but it is still going to stay cold. the met office has a yellow weather warning in place for ice for parts of surrey and parts of kent following yesterday's rain. that will have frozen overnight. we have high cloud this morning, some hazy sunshine. that will sink so

ron i'm 25, i'm financial adviser from essex . financial adviser from essex.to my advantage. those always come up to me and say, i love your eyes . i've been single for four years now. settling down so early, i thought it was a waste of defib, making the most the single life of the last four years. i'm a fun guy to be around. i'm the first on the dance floor. there's no doubt about it. whether i'm sober , about it. whether i'm sober, whether i'm wondering for ten dnnks whether i'm wondering for ten drinks in, i'm first on the dance floor. okay. well let's like talk and get his reaction . like talk and get his reaction. rainbow. but one guy who is visually impaired as well and we're going to find out to what degree ramble. thank you very much indeed , forjoining us. much indeed, forjoining us. when you heard about ron hall, what did you think ? yeah. hi what did you think? yeah. hi yes. so here in about ron, it was really great just to hear about the blind world and deposits as well and kind of representative on tv . definitely representative on tv. definitely