i— essex had been bowled out? we saw some reaction. ithink— essex had been bowled out? the boy started singing for them it was quite enjoyable. former england lionessjodie taylor has decided to retire from football at the age of 37. she played for her country 51 times, featuring at two world cups and a european championships, winning league and cup honours in four different countries. she played at 17 different clubs before ending her career with a second spell at arsenal. i kind of knew going into playing there that i was smoke likely going to be my last into playing. i think i would've loved anything more than to have got my boots with arsenal. and when that time is right it's only you who we can call that and be ready to announce that. i think i've been ready for a while. but it's taken me to this point to officially be able to announce it. just taken me to this point to officially be able to announce it.— be able to announce it. just a reminder— be able to announce it. just a reminder in _ be able to announce it. just a reminder in the _ be able to announce it. just

when did you get news that essex had _ pleasing.get news that essex had been bowled - pleasing. when did you get news| that essex had been bowled out? you saw some reactions on the pitch. i you saw some reactions on the itch. ~ . you saw some reactions on the itch, ~' ., , pitch. i think a few people in the balconies _ pitch. i think a few people in the balconies on _ pitch. i think a few people in the balconies on the - pitch. i think a few people in the balconies on the hotel. pitch. i think a few people in i the balconies on the hotel side celebrated, so i think that was it, that's the time we knew, and my boys started singing, so it's quite a joy. just enough time to recap our top story... ludwig aberg, who only turned pro injune, has been named in europe's opening partnerships, as the ryder cup gets under way on friday morning. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. after all th

we're in their home county of essex . we've got home county of essex.essex boys, take it away . this sister is tight it away. this sister is tight enough security. >> they found out that there's a spy >> they found out that there's a spy in their commune city. i always feel like somebody watching me . watching me. >> i'm telling off. i'm g. oh, i always feel like the china's watching me . mine is through the watching me. mine is through the flags. but we're not going back because nothing looks as good as a union. >> jack britain . yeah, we're at >> jack britain. yeah, we're at the albert hall . the albert hall. >> we'll fly our flag with pride. so you . all hey, hey, hey pride. so you. all hey, hey, hey . died you says it's just how it is . the . died you says it's just how it is. the spying on us. it's nothing to says just sit as it is . rishi nothing to says just sit as it is. rishi sunak, please wake up. it's nice. just always on the boat. nice >> you says another potential china nine. we just don't have any leadership from our government to says whe

we're in their home county of essex . we've got home county of essex.essex boys, take it away . this sister is tight it away. this sister is tight enough security. >> they found out that there's a spy >> they found out that there's a spy in their commune city. i always feel like somebody watching me . watching me. >> i'm telling off. i'm g. oh, i always feel like the china's watching me . mine is through the watching me. mine is through the flags. but we're not going back because nothing looks as good as a union. >> jack britain . yeah, we're at >> jack britain. yeah, we're at the albert hall . the albert hall. >> we'll fly our flag with pride. so you . all hey, hey, hey pride. so you. all hey, hey, hey . died you says it's just how it is . the . died you says it's just how it is. the spying on us. it's nothing to says just sit as it is . rishi nothing to says just sit as it is. rishi sunak, please wake up. it's nice. just always on the boat. nice >> you says another potential china nine. we just don't have any leadership from our government to says whe

it's about half of the schools affected are are essex. let me touch on are in essex.g else because you have been you say, been digging deep, as you say, in the past years this. i'm in the past years on this. i'm beafing in the past years on this. i'm bearing in mind timeline in bearing in mind that timeline in a surveyors and a lot of surveyors and architects once we architects are saying once we start stripping this away, we've got problem, that's got another problem, and that's the in these the asbestos use in these schools. that's going to schools. now that's going to provide an additional problem and finance and will need additional finance as well. it might. i mean, if you go back to king edmund two years they found out there years ago, they found out there was a crack in the main school block. so they roped the main school off they school block off and they brought in some temporary classrooms . they then brought in classrooms. they then brought in a specialist contractor to take the asbestos out of done legally. yes. before they demolished it. problem was when t

, it's been a bit heartbreaking. just in essex. 50 _ it's been a bit heartbreaking. just in essex, 50is so last-minute. it 'ust seems a bit �* warning is so last-minute. it 'ust seems a bit frustrating, i warning is so last-minute. itjust seems a bit frustrating, because| warning is so last-minute. itjust i seems a bit frustrating, because it seemed to be last—second that they decided, no, the building's not safe, it's not sound or anything. we have to give it another week or so. it will be difficult because she's only six — it will be difficult because she's only six. to have her another four days, _ only six. to have her another four days, five — only six. to have her another four days, five days, just sitting in. at days, five days, 'ust sitting in. at the days, five days, just sitting in. the other days, five days, just sitting in. git the other end of the country, in cumbria, this secondary school will delay opening by one day while it works around the affected areas. the raac works around the affected areas. tie: raac concrete is limited to four small corridor areas in the schoo

when did you get news that essex was bowled out? we saw some reactions on the pitch. a few people on the balcony on the hotel side were celebrating and i think that is the time we knew. just enough time to recap our top story. ludwig aberg, who only turned pro injune, has been named in europe's opening partnerships, as the ryder cup gets under way on friday morning. we start with the foursomes and you can follow all of that on the website. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. after all the cloud around on thursday and the heavy overnight rain, friday looks to be dry and brighter for many of us, thanks to a ridge of high pressure some good sunny spells around to start the day but there will be some showers developing mainly in the north and west of the uk and these will be most frequent across the north and west of scotland, close to this area of low pressure. a squeeze on the isobars here so another windy day to come across scotland with gales here and later went further south. there could be a weather front clearing the far

police said although formal identification is yet to take place, essex police believe these to be the lois mcculloch. their daughter, 35—year—old virginia mcculloch, was charged with their murders. she is accused of killing them between august 2018 and this month. she appeared before magistrates yesterday and today she appeared before basildon crown court via video link. she was not asked to enter any please for the charges she is facing. there will be a plea hearing in december. meanwhile, detectives are going around speaking to neighbours. they say this is an incredibly complex investigation using specialist officers. they are asking people not to speculate and they are encouraging anyone who has information to come forward. qm. information to come forward. 0k, thank ou information to come forward. 0k, thank you very — information to come forward. 0k, thank you very much _ information to come forward. 0k, thank you very much for bringing us up thank you very much for bringing us up to date on the latest on the story in chelmsford. do stay with us on bbc news. as we have been bringin

that's in essex . ellie, what's that's in essex. ellie, what's happening there?school. >> yes, good morning to you both. this is a school . there's both. this is a school. there's 104 of them that are partial, closed or closed in england at the moment. this school is partially closed . and that's partially closed. and that's because you might be able to make behind me just between those trees. there is a building there just one building on the school site, which has rack in its roof. it's affecting around 18 classrooms in that building and also the dining room of this school. so you can imagine that is causing a lot of disruption at roding valley high school behind me, there are 2000 students. it's a very large school. so having one building right in the centre there that's out of action is causing disruption. so they've had a delay start to the term and today they are having year seven and year twelves in. so just two year groups coming to in be inducted into the school for the first time and actually standing on this road outside, we are seeing the little year

just in essex, 50 school buildings are affected.t seems a bit frustrating because itjust seemed to be, like, last second that they decided, oh, no, the building's not safe, it's not sound or anything, and we have to give it another week or so. it will be difficult _ because she's only six, yeah? so to have her another, like, four days, five days- just sitting inside, it will be hard. - at the other end of the country, in cumbria, this secondary school will delay opening by one day, while it works around the affected areas. the raac concrete is limited to four small corridor areas in school and all of those classrooms serviced by those corridors do have access through other rooms. so we are able to operate all of our classrooms from the start of term. the dangers of raac in public buildings have been known for years. injuly 2018, a school roof collapsed without warning. may 2019, an expert committee issued an alert on raac. in 2020, a promise to remove all raac from the nhs. 2021, school building safety was rated "critical" by the de

period for essex , which had a huge boom in essex, which had a huge boom in housing after the war.ly the focus particularly is where the focus today scandal. today is of this scandal. >> chris, just give us an >> and chris, just give us an insight as to what's going on at the government in terms the heart of government in terms of financing, because we of this financing, because we did the treasury being did have the treasury being quite forthright, look, quite forthright, saying, look, the budget is there and, the capital budget is there and, you know , things will to be you know, things will have to be done that . when done within that. so when we talk about extra money, does that mean that other things will have to actually make have to be cut to actually make up bill? up the bill? >> well, it will do one, of course. rishi sunaks, five targets, mark, is to cut, cut in the national the national debt, the national the national debt, the deficit. and that's what they can't really afford to borrow any more. the markets wouldn't so it may wouldn't allow that. so it may well from othe

i hope she willjoin me in thanking essex county council in their— thanking essex county council in theirry leadership, and the baroness who has had support our mps and _ the baroness who has had support our mps and families on this. i have questions — mps and families on this. i have questions to ask regarding promises on capitat— questions to ask regarding promises on capital costs but with there be support— on capital costs but with there be support on— on capital costs but with there be support on revenue impact like travel— support on revenue impact like travel or— support on revenue impact like travel or remotes or children with special— travel or remotes or children with special educational needs? our county— special educational needs? our county has a high level of those, and cases— county has a high level of those, and cases have been mentioned and we need to— and cases have been mentioned and we need to make sure that caseworkers will engage with mps because i have not experienced that communication to date _ not experienced that communication to date. what is the role of ox wor

. i calls it, in order to rebuild his school in essex.— school in essex. people, look at the history. politics is ultimately down to decisions, priorities, and the situation we are talking about here todayis situation we are talking about here today is done specifically to the decision to cancel building schools for the future in 2010, and more recently decisions rishi sunak made as chancellor when he was given information that showed the scale of the challenge and what he had to do, and she didn't choose to do that. that's what they need to be a bit more involved than that. but labour governments build schools. there are so many problems in this country about now, and talking to constituents over the summer, i think people are losing faith that the government consult problems, rather than create them. ijust say to people, look at the history. politics is ultimately down to decisions, priorities, and the situation we are talking about here todayis situation we are talking about here today is done specifically to the decision to cancel building schools for

. we've been essex.ly the worst county terms worst affected county in terms of buildings . yes of the buildings. yes >> good afternoon to you both. >> good afternoon to you both. >> essex is the worst affected county in terms of this rack crisis. a third of the schools in the list are in this county alone. that list published in the last hour or so, 147 in that list, 913 of them had to delay the start of term. that included buckhurst hill community primary school, where i spoke to you from yesterday . four of them from yesterday. four of them have had to move complete online teaching. all of their students onune teaching. all of their students online and the rest of them have got a mix of online learning and face to face learning. and one of those schools is where i'm stood now, which is roding valley high school here in essex. and you might be able to make out the building just behind that sign behind me . and behind that sign behind me. and thatis behind that sign behind me. and that is a building whic

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

"it is shocking and disappointing" — that's what this small essex primary has written to parents.children will start the school year online. hayley�*s had to get last—minute childcare for her son. the build—up to go tojuniors has been quite stressful for him, and then to turn round and say, "oh, rhys, you're not starting school next week" has been a bit heartbreaking. just in essex, 50 school buildings are affected, raac concrete now considered a threat to children's safety. parents asking today why the warning is so last—minute. it just seems a bit frustrating because itjust seemed to be, like, last second that they decided to go, oh, no, the building's not safe, it's not sound or anything, and we have to give it another week or so. it will be difficult _ because she's only six, yeah? so to have her another, like, four days, five days- just sitting in there, it will be hard. - at the other end of the country, in cumbria, this secondary school will delay opening by one day, while it works around the affected areas. the raac concrete is limited to four small corridor areas in schoo

the chequers pub in essex .nly payments , doug is cash card only payments, doug is cash only. >> it saves money doing cards. they charge a fortune, but also with cash. i know exactly where i stand and if you serve somebody and then their card is declined, what happens? and they've got no cash. you lose out. >> so what's the reaction when people come in here and they see that you don't take card , they that you don't take card, they just ask whether there's cash? >> point is and genuine plea they come back some don't. but that's all right. they'll go down the road. they'll pay more. their choice a lot more people are carrying cash because they know what they're spending . and know what they're spending. and with cards, they don't know what they're spending, especially when they're tapping their phones and tap ing the card and tapping this and tapping that. and they haven't got a clue. >> earlier this month, research by uk finance found that as cost of living concerns grow, the number of payments being made with f

just in essex, 50 school buildings are affected. parents asking today why the warning is so last—minute. itjust seems a bit frustrating, because it seemed to be last—second that they decided, no, the building's not safe, it's not sound or anything. we have to give it another week or so. it will be difficult because she's only six. to have her another four days, five days, just sitting in. at the other end of the country, in cumbria, this secondary school will delay opening by one day while it works around the affected areas. the raac concrete is limited to four small corridor areas in the school. and all of those classrooms are serviced by those corridors do have access through other rooms. so we are able to operate all of our classrooms from the start of term. the dangers of raac in public buildings have been known for years. in july 2018, a school is collapsed without warning. in may 2019, an expert committee issued an alert on raac. in 2020, a promise to remove all raac from the nhs. 2021, school building safety was rated critica

. >> is the prime minister aware of how issues have really affected schools in essex. we set a 150 schools impacted and he rightly said today the government is doing everything it can. can he try to commit later today to fully funding the capital revenue costs which are associated with getting children back into school? i would hope you would commit to meeting essex county council because they are pioneering some great reforms right now where they are looking to support academy trusts. i think the government could get some good insights. [indiscernible] p.m. sunak: can i start by thanking my right honorable friend and pay tribute to her school leaders. i'm happy to give her the reassurances that new funding will be provided to schools to deal with this issue. but also, to ensure we can get through this as quickly as possible, her constituents and everyone are in the process of increasing the number of dedicated caseworkers from 50 to 18. 35 project directors on the ground. we have increased the number of survey firms by more than double so that we can rapidly fully ass

gary and his three daughters live in essex. 1975. he donated spurn in the 19805 essex. 1975.980s and was contacted by a donor daughter who used investigators to find him. we daughter who used investigators to find him. ~ ., ., find him. we are looking at each other, i find him. we are looking at each other. i can _ find him. we are looking at each other, i can see _ find him. we are looking at each other, i can see it _ find him. we are looking at each other, i can see it now. - find him. we are looking at each other, i can see it now. she - other, i can see it now. she embraced, i embraced her. it was very emotional. something that happened so long i did, i good never dream it would be like this. i could not foresee it.— not foresee it. gary's donor daughter — not foresee it. gary's donor daughter didn't _ not foresee it. gary's donor daughter didn't want - not foresee it. gary's donor daughter didn't want to - not foresee it. gary's donor daughter didn't want to be l daughter didn't want to be identified on camera, but she did right as a letter that is third daughter michel

and chris, it's a day there in essex, but a lovely day there in essex, but why are you in essex? you just enjoying the sunshine. >> i don't a day >> i don't, i don't get a day off. quite right to off. beverley quite right to beverley. weren't gb news gb beverley. you weren't gb news gb news beverley. you weren't gb news gb ne\what are doing in essex? thanks >> thanks for that. no okay. i'm here for priti patel. the local mp is visiting. she's very upset because four of her primary schools in her seat have been affected by a so—called rack. the school behind me , honeywood the school behind me, honeywood has been partially closed because of the issue with concrete . and later today, concrete. and later today, gillian keegan , who is the gillian keegan, who is the education secretary, she'll be meeting essex county councillors. it appears to affect essex more than others . a affect essex more than others. a lot the schools here were lot of the schools here were built very quickly after the war, weren't they, in order to deal the booming population deal with the booming population i

obviously we're in essex , but obviously we're in essex, but we're not part of essex county council .e are aware, it is only kingsdown school locally, which is affected by wrack and, and the difficulties with that though, is that of course it's a special school and it caters . for 123 pupils, it caters. for 123 pupils, peoples with very complex needs. so that brings its own set of problems . problems. >> yeah, obviously you can't move them easily to portacabins and upset their routine and so on and so forth . but the other on and so forth. but the other issue, helen, it seems, is who's going to pay for all this? we've got jeremy hunt, the chancellor, saying extra money will be made available . and the treasury available. and then the treasury says actually it's the existing capital budget and that's not being changed. >> well, i really hope that it's going to be the dfe and the government that pays for this because to be honest with county council finances being as they are, we are not in a position to make huge payments or to refurbish these buildings. it's going to have to be govern

just in essex, 50 school buildings are affected.sidered a threat to children's safety. parents asking today why the warning is so last—minute. it just seems a bit frustrating because itjust seemed to be, like, last second that they decided, oh, no, the building's not safe, it's not sound or anything, and we have to give it another week or so. it will be difficult _ because she's only six, yeah? so to have her another, like, four days, five days- just sitting inside, it will be hard. - at the other end of the country, in cumbria, this secondary school will delay opening by one day, while it works around the affected areas. the raac concrete is limited to four small corridor areas in school and all of those classrooms serviced by those corridors do have access through other rooms. so we are able to operate all of our classrooms from the start of term. the dangers of raac in public buildings have been known for years. injuly 2018, a school roof collapsed without warning. may 2019, an expert committee issued an alert on raac. in 2020, a

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there a capsule by group who was trying to leave the car back along with tens of thousands of, of the essex, armenians. i mean, it says, almost half of the population of a, of the young clinton has fled since, as the by john took control of the territory in the military offensive last week. the deputies way across the monthly is at armenia, is border, and that some of those trying to reach safety of the streams of cars continue to arrive at the armenian buddha. some of them have been waiting in line for days to reach safety. as a by jones military, take a bit of the break way region is not going to camera back to last week. prompted thousands of estimate communions to leave the homes and their lives behind them. marguerite, dyslexia, and is one of them. she and her family of 12 that the village is soonest. they heard the sounds of messiah nearby crystal. they've taken refuge in this hotel in the army and bowed to town. of course it has become a makeshift shelter. 6 docks for all my shoes, but the only thing that happened all of a sudden is the nobody expected it. so there was a no show bund

cricket�*s county championship is drawing to a conclusion, as surrey and essex fight for the divisionder to get the two bonus points needed to be crowned champions — but they fell short agaist hampshire at the aegeas bowl, all out for 207. essex could still catch surrey if they score 400 in their first innings, but they've got a long way to go currently on 125—4. meanwhile, worcestershire have been promoted back to division one for a record seventh time. new zealand's netballers have levelled the three—game series with england at 1—1 after a comfortable 57—36 victory. an inexperienced roses team surprised many when they won the first game by a single point. new zealand had criticised the quality of the opposition and called it disrespectful, and they were far too good in the the second mach. england still have a chance to win the series in the decider on saturday in hamilton. and that's all the sport for now. well, thank you. a 15—year—old girl has been stabbed to death on a bus in croydon, in south london. the girl's school said it was "deeply shocked by the senseless and tragic deat

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i grew up in essex where there's lot essex where there's a lot of people who well, that's why peopleit's labour. it's called labour. >> labour as in a very >> so it's labour as in a very working class base. that's not i don't think that's i'm don't think that's anything. i'm not i'm not suggesting, i'm not suggesting derogatory, suggesting it's derogatory, but it's what it means is really loose. >> it's impossible to find. i grew up essex where a lot of grew up in essex where a lot of not the just let me finish one answer. >> p- p— >> well, no, i'm just saying it's just not islington it's just not the islington elite. that's all right. >> carry okay, so i grew up >> carry on. okay, so i grew up in essex where lots of people were born in poor backgrounds, in essex where lots of people werunds, in essex where lots of people wer

we can't talk about the previous case in essex in which people die because the proceedings are aliveple that migrants are still prepared to climb into these lorry�*s and take these rest. why do they do that? ., �* , ., , and take these rest. why do they do that? ., �*, ., , .., and take these rest. why do they do that? ., �*, ., , _, ., that? that's really the core of this at the moment. _ that? that's really the core of this at the moment. across _ that? that's really the core of this at the moment. across europe - that? that's really the core of this| at the moment. across europe and that? that's really the core of this - at the moment. across europe and we seen the visible manifestations today which is hundreds of thousands of people embarking on dangerous journeys. because essentially the desperate. one reason for that is it's become increasingly difficult from people from countries it iraq and vietnam to enter countries like the uk that means they are prepared to take these kind of risks, which in the case of these women's of getting into a lorry which was reported and start hea

their nearest rivals essex needed to score at least 400 in theirfirst innings in their game against northamptonshirewled for a duck. it means surrey are guaranteed to retain the championship regardless of the result of their match against hampshire. 0bviously winning it last year and our goal was to go back to back and win again and it was very pleasing. back and win again and it was very pleasing-— back and win again and it was very pleasing. when did you get news that a _ very pleasing. when did you get news that a sex _ very pleasing. when did you get news that a sex was _ very pleasing. when did you get news that a sex was bowled - very pleasing. when did you getl news that a sex was bowled out? we saw some reactions on the pitch. i we saw some reactions on the itch. ~ pitch. i think we were running into bowl— pitch. i think we were running into bowl and _ pitch. i think we were running into bowl and a _ pitch. i think we were running into bowl and a few— pitch. i think we were running into bowl and a few people i pitch. i think we were running j into bowl and a few people on the balcony on the

the prime minister was out and about in essex this morning and ahead of the decision , let's listen toave inflation and with welcome news yesterday when inflation fell faster than many people expected. that showed planners _ than many people expected. trust showed planners working and we have to stick to the plan that is my number one economic priority and we are delivering and we have support in place to help families that are struggling whether those on welfare or with mortgages the most important thing i can do to help people is to bring inflation down as quickly as possible. yesterday's figures show the plan is working. rishi possible. yesterday's figures show the plan is working.— the plan is working. rishi sunak s-ueakin the plan is working. rishi sunak speaking just — the plan is working. rishi sunak speaking just a _ the plan is working. rishi sunak speaking just a while _ the plan is working. rishi sunak speaking just a while ago. - let's cross to our reporter david waddell in the newsroom. how have we arrived where we are today? how have we arrived where we are toda ? , , .,

this is honywood school in essex. one of many schools affected by the concerns over raac.as you can see, is no longer accessible to pupils. and what that means is that many won't be starting school as they would have hoped to have done this term this week. now, james, you are the head teacher here. thank you for letting us have a look around. just tell us, when did you first realise you had a problem with raac? well, we have known about raac for some time and we have been managing that. we only knew it was a problem when there was a change in policy a week ago. ok, so let's have a little look around. this is one of the areas where students went to be allowed to come but we are allowed to have a look around today. what are the ramifications for you and for the school? put simply, we have got to close half of the school. we have 22 rooms out of action. we are walking down our maths corridor at the moment. there is also office spaces out. another 22 spaces. that includes the medical room, counselling room, our maths rooms, our english rooms. this is a maths classroom here. 0u

their nearest rivals essex needed to score at least 400 in the first innings against northampton.n southampton. don't forget, you can get the latest sports news from the bbc sport app or from our website. from myself and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, it is goodbye for now. hello, you're watching bbc news with me, catherine byaruhanga. we start with some breaking news. he was known to millions as professor dumbledore in the harry potter film franchise , he was also an accomplished shakespearean actor. sir michael gambon, star of stage and screen, has died at the age of 82. his family said he passed away peacefully after a bout of pneumonia. over the course of a career that spanned six decades, his many roles included falstaff, the singing detective and maigret. david sillito looks back on his life. the singing detective. i've got you under my skin. what is on? falstaff. a word. maigret. welcome, welcome, to another year at hogwarts. and of course, dumbledore. michael gambon was a serious acting talent. he never did seem to take it too seriously. tom, tom, you are si

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essex police was called to an address in pump hill, chelmsford, after 35—year—old virginia mcculloughts at some point between 2018 and 2023. people in england aged 65 and over are being urged to get a top—up covid booster vaccine. an increasing number of people are attending hospital with the virus, but while hospital numbers are up, intensive care admissions are low. the roll—out�*s been brought forward as a precaution against a highly—mutated new covid variant called ba2.86. the cost of renting a home in the uk rose by i2% in the year to august — that's according to estate agency hamptons. the group says it's the highest rise since it started its survey in 2014. the uptick in the past 12 months is greater than the increase experienced over the four years to 2019. you're live with bbc news. the other story that broke a short while back, the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau says his security agencies are investigating credible allegations that indian government agents were involved in the murder of a canadian sikh activist. hardeep singh nijjar was shot dead outside a temple in b

now let's he's billericay in essex. now he's in billericay in essex.e of the answers given by the politicians appeared politicians who've appeared today? tom i mean, the thing is the border issue is about the despite that the government . despite that the government. tom, can you hear me? i'm asking what have the panellists made of hollow interviews? >> yes, i've just got you. camilla. hello >> worries. what did >> no worries. what did they make of answers that have make of the answers that have been to my questions? tom been given to my questions? tom >> yes. i mean, what a lot there is to discuss. shall we? perhaps start with robert buckland , of start with robert buckland, of course, who particularly on this question of whether or not we should ban the american xl bully dog supportive of the ban, even on potentially supportive of a cull. do you think that's the right way to go, lesley? >> i'm not sure about a cull . i >> i'm not sure about a cull. i think that dog owners need to take responsibility for their dogs and they need to make sure that they

martin ryan from our burlington affiliate introduces us >> reporter: if you're driving through the essexep your eyes peeled for bikers, pedestrians, and as of recently, lola >> i think it's my most commented post ever, that she should go nationwide, viral, she should be known at scootering dog. >> reporter: 12-year-old kate taught the labradoodle the skill about a year ago >> my friend and i were hanging out, and we told my parents, we're going to teach lola how to scooter, and they're like, yeah, go ahead, try. and 30 minutes later i came back, and i was like, yeah, i got it done, she scootered >> reporter: since then, lola's been going for ride as couple times each week. she's able to push off the ground with her own paws, and over the summer she learned how to go down the hill in her neighborhood on her own >> it took a couple weeks to get used to it and actually pedaling >> reporter: her adoption into the family is special in its own way. six months before getting lola, they lost their 2 year old pup, who was paralyzed. both dogs were from the same breeder in new hampshire >> we real

essex police were called to an address in pump till transferred after virginia macola appeared in courtged with killing her parents at some point between 2018 and 2023. people in england aged 65 and over are being urged to get a top up covid booster vaccine. an increasing number of people are attending hospital with a virus. while hospital numbers are up, intensive care admissions are low. the rollout is being brought forward as a precaution against the hihighly mutated variant. the cost of renting a home in the u.k. rose by 12%. that is according to the estate agency hamptons. the group says it is the highest rise since they started surveying in 2014. the uptick in the past 12 months is greater than the increase it experienced over the four years to 2019. you are live with bbc news. five american citizens who were jailed for years in one of iran's most notorious prisons are finally on their way home to the united states after they were freed today as part of a complex financial arrangement. the four men and one woman, who also held irani and passports, were flown out of delhi to qatar.

and the case essex , it's and in the case of essex, it's a quick shout out for essex county council whory and help. so now the heads are doing everything they if you're a head teacher, this is a nightmare. right? and the heads that i've been dealing with are doing everything can. and so in everything they can. and so in some cases , for instance, you some cases, for instance, you don't need to close the school. there's one a bromford in wickford where two of their blocks have now been effectively roped off, but they're trying to use other space and other classrooms and another essex county council building, which is on the same site, potentially to provide alternative classrooms . so what the heads classrooms. so what the heads are doing is they are juggling the best that they can, particularly trying to avoid a situation where parents have to take time off work and their children are remote educated as they were during covid. so the heads are doing everything they can. >> and bad enough that mums and dads are going to have to may have to do remote education again. mark but now what abo

speaker mccarthy i think essex should look at this.when you look at how other people were treated when they came in and wanted to change the course of what was happening in the building. does he deny he did it when it was on tape? i will have a discussion with the democratic leader about it. but, this should not go without punishment. this is an embarrassment. you are elected to be a member of congress. you pulled a fire alarm. in the minutes and hours before the government was shut down, trying to dictate that the government would shutdown. what is going through a persons mind that is like that? we will find the right ability to deal with this. reporter: to the people in kyiv, do you stand by them? speaker mccarthy: i do. what russia has done is wrong but i believe whatever we do we have to define what victory is and what the plan is. i think what the white house needs to do is come down and talk with us and lay it out where we have a part of it to say as well. reporter: on ukraine, what does this mean? speaker mccarthy: it is trainin

were taken during a brief relationship that began online and ended with alleged behaviour that led essexte a rape claim. are you a rapist? 11 months after his arrest and facing a second rape allegation in utah, an edinburgh sheriff was asked to settle the question of identity. in their evidence, the hospital staff that treated arthur knight for covid said they recognised him from the interpol wanted notice issued for nicholas rossi. it included mug shots taken by a rhode island police force who'd been frequent callers to his apartment around 2010. the photographs from pawtucket also included images of rossi's distinctive tattoos. we heard in court, though, that you were identified by tattoos. is it worth seeing your left forearm? yeah, yeah, but could i...? could i..? i mean, could you just raise up...? and alsojust looking at the oxygen, and we're getting a little bit low as well. taking the oath as arthur knight, he told the court he'd woken from a coma to discover that tattoos had suddenly appeared on his body. he said his fingerprints matched rossi's because an nhs worker had illegal

police say it started with a fight at a home on essex street around 11, 40 this morning. officers arriving to find one person with a cut and a woman who had barricaded herself inside a home holding a knife. the victim was taken to a hospital to be checked out as police and a crisis team spent the next several hours negotiating. eventually a tactical team did move in. they subdued the woman with what police called less lethal force options. the woman was arrested and an investigation is ongoing. the roadblocks developers conference was abruptly canceled this afternoon in san francisco roadblocks as the decision comes out of an abundance of caution following security concerns at fort mason. 2 threats were made against the event. the first the united states park police says was discovered online at around 2 o'clock this afternoon as some sort of threat against the event in about an hour later, park police says a disorderly man arrived at the event and fought park officers as he was being arrested. the man said he had a gun in his car. police searched the vehicle and found th

were taken during a brief relationship that began online and ended with alleged behaviour that led essexestigate a rape claim. are you a rapist? 11 months after his arrest and facing a second rape allegation in utah, an edinburgh sheriff was asked to settle the question of identity. in their evidence, the hospital staff that treated arthur knight for covid said they recognised him from the interpol wanted notice issued for nicholas rossi. it included mug shots taken by a rhode island police force who'd been frequent callers to his apartment around 2010. the photographs from pawtucket also included images of rossi's distinctive tattoos. we heard in court, though, that you were identified by tattoos. is it worth seeing your left forearm? yeah, yeah, but could i...? could i..? i mean, could you just raise up...? and alsojust looking at the oxygen, and we're getting a little bit low as well. taking the oath as arthur knight, he told the court he'd woken from a coma to discover that tattoos had suddenly appeared on his body. he said his fingerprints matched rossi's because an nhs worker had i