euston here in central london.not just communities euston that have had to endure the difficulties . there are many difficulties. there are many communities right up manchester who very concerned about what is going to do to the countryside . going to do to the countryside. and as you know, there are many tory campaigns as well that have said that they want it scrapped . yeah and there are still calls for it to be scrapped. the government's adamant he is going to go ahead there are some negotiations that we had over the exact route that runs through country but many homes have to be compulsorily have had to be compulsorily purchased by government. purchased by the government. many people have had to change their lives forever in for their lives forever in order for this , according to the this, according to the government. essential piece infrastructure be put in infrastructure to be put in place will connect birmingham to london saving you around about half an hour on the journey and then an hour london to then an

gunshots outside this church in euston _ of hate.e. gunshots outside this church in euston injured four. of hate. gunshots outside this - church in euston injured four young women and two girls. 0ne aged seven is in a life—threatening condition. 0ne london —— one woman has potentially life changing injuries. moments earlier, 300 people had remember the lives of a local mother and daughter who sadly died less than a month apart. this and daughter who sadly died less than a month apart.— than a month apart. this priest conducted _ than a month apart. this priest conducted the _ than a month apart. this priest conducted the service. - than a month apart. this priest conducted the service. i - than a month apart. this priest conducted the service. i was i than a month apart. this priest i conducted the service. i was still inside the church when suddenly there was this enormous bang, and people leaving the church just rushed back in and said there had been a shooting. the rushed back in and said there had been a shooting.— rushed back in

it euston station as planned. it follows reports the government were was planning to scale back this leg of the project instead terminating in a west london suburb. the rail link costing over suburb. the rail link costing ove r £446 suburb. the rail link costing ove r £44.6 billion, but over £44.6 billion, but supporting 22,000 jobs despite soaring inflation. increasing costs . jeremy hunt says it is a. costs. jeremy hunt says it is a. i don't see any conceivable circumstance in which that would not end up at euston and indeed i prioritised hs2 in the autumn . we have not got a good record in this country of delivering complex infrastructure quickly . complex infrastructure quickly. but i'm incredibly proud that for the first time in this last decade, under a conservative government , we have shovels in government, we have shovels in the ground. we are building and we're going to make it happen . we're going to make it happen. well, earlier the chancellor set out his long term plans for growing the economy , reite

so it sounded like euston we have problem. but euston we have a problem. , the chancellor earlier said no, actually see any conceivable circumstance in that would not end up at euston. and indeed i prioritised hs2 in the autumn statement. we have got a good record in this country of delivering expensive infrastructure so quickly, but i'm incredibly proud that for the first time in this last decade under a conservative, we have shovels in the ground. we building hs2 and we're going to it happen . well, there we go and it happen. well, there we go and we're going to come onto in a little bit anyway just the overall staggering cost of this sound. overall staggering cost of this sound . people right across the sound. people right across the country paying brunt for this. but but how does it affect the local area, paul? where you are enormously the site is huge. it's acres behind me. a huge if you look at it from above, there's a huge footprint next to euston where they've been digging for ten years. they've still got another ten years to go . it's to affect go

yes, reduce services at euston. to give you an _ one? yes, reduce services at euston.disruption expected into sunday. it means, then, that stations like this in euston won�*t return to normal until next sunday. what what is normal because this has been continuing since june. because this has been continuing sincejune. mt because this has been continuing since june-— because this has been continuing since june. �* t , t t, t, since june. all the sides in common is involved — since june. all the sides in common is involved want _ since june. all the sides in common is involved want to _ since june. all the sides in common is involved want to find _ since june. all the sides in common is involved want to find a _ is involved want to find a resolution but it doesn�*t sound like thatis resolution but it doesn�*t sound like that is getting close any time soon so purvey yourself you�*re thinking of travelling for more disruption to st com. derek barlow at euston station. let�*s see how the rail strikes have been affecting the hospitality industry. let�*s see how the rail stri

euston areas we are as euston. just behind me on my left is euston station, one of the busiest stations in, london. and there's also a school and residential homes in this area as . well, in terms of injuries as. well, in terms of injuries as. well, in terms of injuries as you mentioned, there were four women who were injured and at the moment, a 40 year old woman , a sustained potentially woman, a sustained potentially life changing injuries. and of course, two young children as well, a 12 year old girl who sustained a leg injury. she was treated at her hospital before being discharged yesterday afternoon. she's to make a full recovery . but of course, the recovery. but of course, the force say there a seven year old girl who remains stable but has life threatening condition . and life threatening condition. and as you mentioned as well, the metropole , it's confirmed in the metropole, it's confirmed in the early hours of this morning and a 22 year old man was arrested yesterday afternoon just before 4 pm. in barn

yes the hs2 high-speed line all the way to euston station?— to euston station?tion. i prioritised hs2 in the autumn statement. we do not have a good record of delivering complex infrastructure quickly, but i'm incredibly proud that for the first time in this last decade, under a conservative government, we have shovels in the ground and we will make hs2 happen.— shovels in the ground and we will make hs2 happen. yesterday, the re ort make hs2 happen. yesterday, the report said — make hs2 happen. yesterday, the report said that _ make hs2 happen. yesterday, the report said that there _ make hs2 happen. yesterday, the report said that there were i make hs2 happen. yesterday, the report said that there were no i report said that there were no penalties for innocent errors in your tax affairs, so why is your colleague still in cabinet. can you confirm that you have never had to pay a tax penalty?— pay a tax penalty? there is an independent _ pay a tax penalty? there is an independent report _ pay a tax penalty? there is an independent report going i pay a tax penalt

i don't see any conceivable circumstance in which that would not end up at euston, and indeed i prioritised hs2 in the autumn statement. nottingham university hospitals nhs trust is fined £800,000 after admitting failures in the care of a mother and her baby, who died 23 minutes after being born. a british teenager has been sentenced to 11—and—a—half years in prison for producing far—right extremist videos that influenced two mass killings in the united states. daniel harris was convicted of encouraging terrorism. us presidentjoe biden urges protesters in tennessee to remain peaceful after five former memphis police officers are charged with the murder of a black man, tyre nichols. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has been defending the government's record on economic growth. in a speech, he said there's too much gloom about the economy, and that the uk can be the next silicon valley with a network of investment zones, and brexit a catalyst for growth. but his speech follows recent warnings that thousands of british businesses face bankruptcy and a slump

five others were also hurt in the attack near euston station.oman from colombia and her daughter, as our correspondent matt graveling reports. a moment of love, stolen by an act of hate. gunshots outside of this church in euston injured four young women and two girls. 0ne, aged just seven, is in a life—threatening condition. one woman has potentially life—changing injuries. minutes earlier, around 300 people had remember the lives of a local mother and daughter who sadly died less than a month apart. fatherjeremy trood conducted the service. i was still inside the church when suddenly there was this enormous bang, and people leaving the church just rushed back in and said there had been a shooting. the met police have issued more information about the attack which happened here outside of the church behind me at 1:30pm on saturday. they said that all six victims were injured by pellets from a shotgun that was fired, they believe, from a moving vehicle. police believe this is the kind of car involved, a 2019 black toyota chr. this was a shocking

i don't see any conceivable circumstance in which that would not end up at euston.in the autumn statement. we have not got a good record in this country of delivering complex expensive infrastructure quickly, but i'm incredibly proud that for the first time in this last decade under a conservative government we have shovels in the ground, we are building h52, and we are going to make it happen. and of course, this hasjust and of course, this has just revived many of the arguments about whether it is right to have huge info structure project connecting london, whether it is better to have investment in local services in the north, and of course it is all against a backdrop of rising cost pressures and the issue of how would this look for the government if it is going to keep splurging money on a big railway project when nurses, doctors, teachers are all asking for more money. ok, thank you very much indeed. an nhs hospital trust has been fined a record £800,000 after admitting mistakes in the way it cared for a baby who died 23 minutes after being born. nottingham un

i am stood a few minutes away from euston - a few minutes away from euston stations.of the busiest in the country but this is also a really residential area, and people, but this is also a really residentialarea, and people, in but this is also a really residential area, and people, in the last hour or so, keep coming up to the police cordoned behind me and asking questions about what happening, what has been happening and what happened yesterday, and people are still very shocked about what has gone on. i spoke to a catholic priest, fatherjeremy trude who handled a church service at saint aloysius church behind me and here is what he said. we saint aloysius church behind me and here is what he said.— here is what he said. we had a memorial— here is what he said. we had a memorial mass _ here is what he said. we had a memorial mass for _ here is what he said. we had a memorial mass for two - here is what he said. we had a memorial mass for two of - here is what he said. we had a memorial mass for two of iro i memorial mass for two of iro parishioners who died tragical

four other st church in euston. four other women and a 12 year old girl were also injured in the attack . thousands of teachers in england and wales could go on strike over as the results of ballot will be announced later today. ballot will be announced later today . elsewhere, nurses are today. elsewhere, nurses are walking out on wednesday and thursday this week. members of the royal college of nursing have warned the next walkout could include all eligible in england for the first time. meanwhile, the gmb leaders will meet today to decide to call more strikes among their ambulance members. it comes as the government calls pay demands unaffordable . meanwhile, in unaffordable. meanwhile, in scotland, teachers are beginning their 16 days of rolling strike action in an ongoing over pay. schools in glasgow and east lothian will only be open for pupils taking the preliminary exams. it comes after the scottish government offered a 5% pay scottish government offered a 5% pay offer on thursday . but union pay offer on th

station so if you do not have euston station, there is no way to get the same number of trains which trains running on to leeds, we can forget those so it's not good enough. whoever who has thought this up, it is a half baked idea and it will reduce the value for money of the whole scheme, every time we lop off another bit of line and every time those advisers close to boris johnson have another half baked thought, we make the project less valuable to the uk. other countries do not approach infrastructure like this and we need to stay the course and find better ways to save money on the project rather than reducing the benefits and making this so it would not compete with conventional rail so they need hs2 to do the same thing. rail so they need h52 to do the same thin. ~ . . ., rail so they need h52 to do the same thin. ., j~:: thing. according to the report 80-5 ear dela thing. according to the report 80-5 year delay is _ thing. according to the report 80-5 year delay is under _ thing. according to the report 80-5 year delay is under consideration i thing. according to the report 8

a funeral in euston . superintendent jack euston.escribed the incident as shocking . people incident as shocking. people came here to attend a funeral. to be with friends and loved ones , mourn together. instead ones, mourn together. instead they were the victims of a senseless act of violence . we senseless act of violence. we know it have had a significant impact on communities across and we will have police presence in the local area in the coming days and weeks at least . 64 days and weeks at least. 64 people have now died following plane crash in nepal. the country's worst aviation disaster in five years. the aviation authority says 72 people were on board the yeti airlines flight which crashed in pushkar during clear skies . pushkar during clear skies. local television showed thick smoke billowing from the crash site as hundreds of rescue workers scoured the hillside. those on board included passengers from india island , passengers from india island, australia and france . the health australia and france. the health secretary

the victims had been attending a memorial mass near euston station when the attack happened.oon, during what should have been a peaceful memorial service, six people were injured after gunshots were fired outside a church near euston station. a seven—year—old girl is said to be in a life—threatening condition in hospital. a 12—year—old girl was hurt, along with four women aged 21, 41, 48 and 54. the 48—year—old may have life—changing injuries. the condition of the 21—year—old is not known. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, described the shooting as "deeply distressing". the labour leader, keir starmer, who is the mp for holborn & st pancras, has condemned the attack and says his thoughts are with the victims. it happened here, outside st aloysius church, just before police responded to reports that shots had been fired from a moving vehicle, which was then driven away. london ambulance service and the air ambulance were also called to the scene. there is a significant police presence here tonight. an investigation is under way and police are appealing for any information. laur

i mt an e—mail into the metropolitan police just a few moments before arriving here euston and i wasas it on the scene. about seven—year—old girl is still a stable but a life—threatening condition. we will bring you information and that as close as soon as it comes that with regards to that gordon around the church is behind me it has been removed by police following the tragedy yesterday afternoon —— the cordoned. noidea yesterday afternoon —— the cordoned. no idea of the motives of what led a car to drive by and we believe then injure draw you shotgun and in the six women, two young girls, a 12—year—old and a seven—year—old girl who is still in very critical condition in hospital —— injure women. the police would like to hear from today anybody who may have been witness or know anything about that car and they believe it is a 2019 black toyota chr vehicle so if you have any information about that they would definitely like to hear people with regards to the feeling in this community today a sense of disbelief because you've heard all about how this was a service of remembrance for

i am stood a few minutes away from euston station.st in the country but this is also a really residential area, and people, in the last hour or so, keep coming up to the police cordon behind me and asking questions about what's happening, what has been happening and what happened yesterday, and people are still very shocked about what has gone on. i spoke to a catholic priest, fatherjeremy trood, who held a church service at saint aloysius church behind me and here is what he said. we had a memorial mass for two of our parishioners who died very tragically of natural causes in november, and this was the opportunity for their family and friends to get together and to celebrate their life and remember them and to mourn them and to pray for them, and that mass had just ended, people were beginning to leave the church, i was still inside the church when there was this enormous bang, and people leaving the churchjust rushed back in and said there had been a shooting. it was a very strange, loud, prolonged noise that i heard. i tried to mak

thank you so much for update at euston much for that update at euston station.ays average household energy bills will this summer fall below the level of £3,000 of the government subsidised cap, which is good news. does that mean news. but what does that mean for well, we have consumer for you? well, we have consumer champion all next. champion to tell us all next. he's the king breakfast tv he's the king of breakfast tv and he's back and returning to his throne. this is breakfast and gb news is with eamonn holmes and isabel webster. good morning. it's a bit it's my favourite right set your loves. eamonn holmes back on gb news breakfast in ninth january at 6 am. welcome back. you're watching and listening to breakfast with ellie and martin. still lots to come on the program that might surprise you, but many people are payin g £50 to cuddle cows . are paying £50 to cuddle cows. that's a doncaster farm . it that's a doncaster farm. it probably would could look how i'm in the mood now, but we sent our reporter, anna riney there to find out why. and that's a 20 best

our national paul hawkins joins now from london euston station bnng now from london euston station bring up to date. now from london euston station bring us up to date . yeah so i bring us up to date. yeah so i can bring you up to date but frankly the situation hasn't really moved on in terms of the industrial action itself so far industrial action itself so far in this. the second 48 hour walkout by the rmt this week so since tuesday , tuesday and since tuesday, tuesday and wednesday we had the first 48 hour strike. wednesday we had that strike by aslef. they represent the train drivers union. today. tomorrow it's the rmt again and that takes it pretty much to the end of the week. so really monday will be the first working day of 2023 when we'll have a full uk rail network. but the difference with this industrial action set against the backdrop of these these anti strike laws that the government wants to introduce, but not for northern ireland. so affecting england wales and scotland and essentially according to the grant to , grant according to the grant to, grant shapps the business s

our business correspondent theo leggett is at euston station in london.euston station there are not many trains running, is across the rest of the country. one in five services, compared to normal. and many parts of the network have gone dark altogether. as you said, there is a 48—hour strike under way. that's some 40,000 rmt members at network rail and 14 train operating companies. they are on strike for the next two days. after that, it is the next two days. after that, it is the turn of aslef train drivers to walk out, before we have another rmt strike at the end of the week. the question the travelling public is obviously asking is when will this come to an end? as i have been finding out, there is not much sign of that at the moment. a new year, but the same old story. travellers are facing another week of intense disruption on the railways, with strikes called by two unions, the rmt and aslef. it's a real headache for people like karim. she is on a zero—hours contract and needs to get to work. i'm completely reliant on the train service. there is no

it happened near euston station , where a memorial service for a young woman and her mother had justreatening injuries and five other people were also hurt , including a 48 year—old woman who has potentially life—changing injuries. superintendent jack rowlands has given an update on the investigation: the incident took place as mourners gathered outside the church following the funeral. we believe the suspects discharged a shot gun from a moving vehicle, which was a black toyota chr, likely a 2019 model or similar. this was a shocking incident. thousands of people have taken to the streets in israel to protest against government plans to have more power over the justice system. the proposed changes would make it easier for parliament to overturn supreme court rulings. yolande knell reports the biggest show of opposition yet to israel's most right—wing ever government. tens of thousands crammed into the heart of tel aviv on a soggy night, clutching israeli flags and umbrellas. they fear new laws will endanger democracy and civil rights. in an unusual move, even the country's top judge

let's talk now to paul hawkins, our national reporter joins us from euston station.rning, paul . this is the fifth morning, paul. this is the fifth stage now of these strikes . stage now of these strikes. yeah, fifth day of these strikes . so we had a 48 hour strike on tuesday and wednesday. we had strike from aslef on yesterday. the train drivers union. and then today and tomorrow , another then today and tomorrow, another rmt walkout. so that's over three weeks of strikes from the rmt alone. that's over three weeks in lost pay , lost money weeks in lost pay, lost money for taxpayers. and the economy. but yeah, it's it feels like groundhog day, frankly , if it's groundhog day, frankly, if it's not a day with a story , prince not a day with a story, prince harry, it's a sad day with the about rail strikes , although about rail strikes, although this is against the backdrop of that legislate in that you've just been talking about. and interestingly, early on in this industrial dispute, i was speaking to mick lynch from the rmt and he was saying that he wasn't happy st

may never reach central london, or if it does, do so much later than planned, that it won't reach euston the suburbs of west london. now, strikingly, speaking to those in government, they are not denying this tonight, so what is going on here? we know the government is committed to the connection to manchester and they are repeating that tonight, but we also know there are huge cost pressures in this project in particular but more broadly in the construction sector with spiralling inflation, so some awkward questions are being asked about precisely what should happen. now, speaking to people in the sector tonight, there are some saying, look, huge amount has been committed in terms of getting this line to euston and it might undermine the business case for the whole project were it to star in west london and potentially be much less appealing to passengers and there's all sorts of challenges as well about making that terminus work there if that were to be the end of there if that were to be the end of the line. so, some really big questions and decisions for the government to face on thi

we are right next to euston station, near schools, this is the main pathway between euston station andis observing a national day of mourning for the country's worst air disaster in three decades. all 72 people on board are believed to have died when a yeti airlines flight from the capital kathmandu, to the tourist town of pokhara crashed close to the runway yesterday. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan is in pokhara for us this morning. we arejust we are just hearing that the cockpit voice recorder on the plain's black box had been found and you are right next to some of the wreckage right now? , , ., ., , ., . ~ now? yes, they have found the black box, fliuht now? yes, they have found the black box, flight recorder, _ now? yes, they have found the black box, flight recorder, as _ now? yes, they have found the black box, flight recorder, as the - box, flight recorder, as the investigation into how this crash happened continues. as you can see over my shoulder, you can see the wreckage, there are also hundreds of police officers from nepal police who are picking through t

hs2 high speed rail line will reach central london — dismissing reports that it could stop short of euston and leeds — but the leg to leeds has since been scrapped. the sun newspaper reported that trains may now terminate in west london, at old oak common — but the chancellor played down those reports. i don't see any conceivable circumstance in which that would not end up at euston and indeed, i prioritised hs2 in the autumn statement. we have not got a good record in this country of delivering complex, expensive infrastructure quickly but i am incredibly proud that, for the first time in this last decade under a conservative government, we have shovels in the ground, we are building hs2 and we are going to make it happen. dying 23 minutes after being born, the hospital has pleaded guilty in winter entries and her mother in 2019. poland will deliver 60 more tanks to ukraine, said polish prime minister. half of them will be pt—9i twardy — which is the polish modernized version of the soviet t—72 tanks. they will come on top of ia leopards — warsaw had announced earlier. ukrainian president

the shooting on saturday in euston was a senseless act of violence.ral beggars belief. people were at st aloyisius church to remember the lives of fresia calderon and her daughter sara sanchez. both died from medical conditions in november. a 22—year—old man was arrested in north london yesterday afternoon. police continue to appeal for eyewitnesses. celestina 0lulode, bbc news. the foreign office has confirmed a british man died in yesterday's plane crash in nepal. local officials have named him as ruan calum crighton. rescuers have given up hope of finding any survivors. there were 72 passengers and crew on board the yeti airlines flight from kathmandu to the tourist town of pokhara, when it crashed just before landing. 0ur correspondent rajini vaidyanathan sent this report from near the site of the crash. scattered across the river bank. fragments of flight 691. windows still intact. seats mangled close by. like pieces of a broken toy, the remnants of a national tragedy. you saw the plane come down? yes. peole you saw the plane come down? yes. peop

hannah's at euston station in london this morning.ment, six or 7 million — then the trade union movement, six or 7 million people and if they have their rights — or 7 million people and if they have their rights suppressed, all of us have _ their rights suppressed, all of us have our— their rights suppressed, all of us have our rights suppressed. this is a symbol— have our rights suppressed. this is a symbol of— have our rights suppressed. this is a symbol of the government are losing _ a symbol of the government are losing the — a symbol of the government are losing the argument. they have lost the argument on austerity and pay and the _ the argument on austerity and pay and the state of our national services _ and the state of our national services and they want to close the argument — services and they want to close the argument down by closing down the unions _ argument down by closing down the unions and — argument down by closing down the unions and stopping us campaigning against _ unions and stopping us campaigning against pov

a funeral in euston. outside. a funeral in euston. the labour leader sir keir starmer, whose for the constituency says his thoughts are with the victims . are with the victims. superintendent jack rowlands . superintendent jack rowlands. the incident as shocking . we the incident as shocking. we believe the suspects discharged a shotgun from a moving vehicle , which was a black toyota chl . , which was a black toyota chl. we want to hear from anyone who witnessed the incident or has information about it it . at information about it it. at least 68 people have died following a plane in nepal. the country's aviation disaster in years. 72 people were on board the yeti flight which crashed in pokhara during clear skies . the pokhara during clear skies. the airline has cancelled all regular . airline has cancelled all regular. local television thick smoke billowing from crash sites as hundreds of rescue workers scoured the hillside . those on scoured the hillside. those on board included passengers india, ireland, australia and, france . i

so, simon, studio from euston.ese talks , they seem to be moving about as slowly as the abandoned trains is any end in sight. let me tell you exactly where we are, martin so the unions are desperate to talk. they really oh, i've been talking to some senior officials and they just want to get a settlement . just want to get a settlement. just remember, if you're working for network rail and you remember the rmt, then by the end of this week, it would have been 20 strike days into hundreds since midsummer last year that you've been on strike. and that is a heck of a lot of pay to lose. never mind the damage that it does to the railway as a as a whole . the unions says that it whole. the unions says that it is. mark harper and other ministers who are blocking a settlement by making impulse for the employers. that's the rail delivery group representing train operators and network rail to do what they would normally do, which is just kind of okay . do, which is just kind of okay. 5% plus 4% isn't enough. let's make it s

euston. people are the funeral. euston. and they say no arrests have yet been made . sir arrests have yet been made. sir keir starmer has announced plans allow patients to self—refer themselves, to specialists . he themselves, to specialists. he was writing in the sunday telegraph . the labour leader telegraph. the labour leader said the move would get rid of bureaucratic nonsense . he also bureaucratic nonsense. he also says a future labour government send gp's into direct nhs employees rather than running their own practises almost a quarter of non—emergency 1 to 1 calls went unanswered . scotland calls went unanswered. scotland in the first seven months of 2020 to that's according to new figures. police scotland almost 217,000 calls were affected , 217,000 calls were affected, while the longest wait to wait for operator was one hour and 40 minutes. the scottish labour party say people are being put in danger . party say people are being put in danger. motorists are being warned to expect a plague of potholes by spring. t

i'm going to go now though to euston station with paul hawkins for great stuff. though to euston stationyouins for great stuff. though to euston station with paul hyou very»r great stuff. though to euston station with paul hyou very»r greaforuff. though to euston station with paul hyou very»r greaforjoining thank you very much for joining us on this. our national reporter. what's the lay of the land reports land there? i'm reading reports say going to be say passengers are going to be put by good put off travelling by for good because strikes. yeah because of these strikes. yeah thatis because of these strikes. yeah that is the worry. the longer because of these strikes. yeah that strikes worry. the longer because of these strikes. yeah that strikes go rry. the longer because of these strikes. yeah thatstrikes go on, the longer because of these strikes. yeah that strikes go on, patrick. jer because of these strikes. yeah that strikes go on, patrick. the the strikes go on, patrick. the rail industry after covid was already in decline and passenger numbers were going down, it then started

the attack at a church in euston on . saturday a church in euston on.aturday the princess royal was among who gathered in athens for the funeral of king constance of greece. princess anne arrived for the funeral with her husband , vice admiral timothy laurence constantine. the second was a second cousin of king charles and godfather to prince william. he died last week at the of 82. royals around the world attend the funeral . this is gb news. the funeral. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as. it happens. now back to nana . happens. now back to nana. it's a good afternoon. it's fast approaching 8 minutes after 3:00. this is dvd is on tv, onune 3:00. this is dvd is on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua it now. i controversial expansion of powers could give officers opportunity to shut down protests before they cause serious disruption . now the aim serious disruption. now the aim of it is to crack down environmental groups such as just stop and extinction rebellion use these so—called guerrilla tactics like , blocking guerrilla tacti

your chance to talk about his book and his ideas, 200 to the area code, 748-8200 in the euston central time zones, 202-748-8201 for those in the mountain at pacific time zones. we will begin taking those calls in just a minute. what president biden did, for giving 10,000, 20,000 in student debt, do you agree with that decision? >> i do. i don't think it went far enough. i'm kind of hoping this is the first step. i feel young people in this country, millennial generation, i think they were sold a bill of goods and a couple ways. they didn't get the benefits the baby boomer, my generation got in terms of lower cost college, they had to pay the price for this privatized situation and many of them were preyed upon. one important aspect of the last 20 or 30 years is the rise of for-profit colleges that take advantage of the needs young people have together college diploma which they need to stay in the middle class. young people were told these schools that use boiler tactics to recruit people, whatever they can get for college loans, what the tuition is set at and they get minimal educatio

euston no, we not even going to. euston no, we stop in the suburbs and not go to. there were while ago, actually. there were lots of safety issues . should lots of safety issues. should you tunnel all the way under euston? it's not just the cost. it was actually the issues. but as a train line really. it was actually the issues. but as a train line really . peter, as a train line really. peter, shouldn't it just be put out of its misery? absolutely the priority must be linking the cities , the north midlands. cities, the north midlands. that's exactly what works in international things is a large city region . london is its own city region. london is its own city region. london is its own city region, but you could create a new city region in the north if you reduce the time it takes to travel between those cities rather than time it takes to travel to london, they've got the i just unmistakeably wrong. i say you go. you want to go from liverpool to hull, as you say, get back there going, get us connected and also was sucking money out of all of the other network r

jeremy hunt also confirmed today hs2 will run to central london's euston station as planned.follows reports the government was planning to scale back this leg of the project, instead terminating in a west london suburb. the rail link is costing ove r £44.6 billion, but over £44.6 billion, but supporting 22,000 jobs despite increasing costs due to soaring inflation. the chancellor says it is a priority . the chair of it is a priority. the chair of anindepend it is a priority. the chair of an independ and review into an nhs trusts maternity care says he adds the families and staff have raised concerns after it was fine d £800,000, admitting was fined £800,000, admitting failings in the care of a baby who died 23 minutes after birth . nottingham university hospitals trust had thei r £1.2 hospitals trust had their £1.2 million fine, reduced after pleading guilty to providing unsafe care. is the highest fine ever issued for failings in maternity care. winter sophia andrews died in 2019 at the queen's medical centre. her mother, sarah andrews , says no mother, sarah andrews, says n

let's euston then and let's head to euston then and our national reporter paul hawkins. you paul. so the government saying being fair and reasonable . what's the rmt and reasonable. what's the rmt saying . the rmt are saying, saying. the rmt are saying, look, we're happy to , get around look, we're happy to, get around the negotiating table. but the funding menzel's of this dispute need to change. and they're pointing to when the two sides met before christmas and the government introduced the condition that they want to reform the railways, to the extent they have driver only trains and the rmt turnaround said . no, no, no, no. that's one said. no, no, no, no. that's one of our red lines. absolutely not. we're not getting involved in any sort of resolution, if that's one of your conditions. so the fundamentals of this need to change according the rmt, this is what mick lynch told us earlier. well, we a resolution we're ready and able to discuss with the companies and the government whatever they want to put that on with here in the transport secretary is saying that he'

now, we arejust moments away from euston station here, one of the busiest stations in london, one ofected to have happened from a car that drove by and then fled the scene. police say that a funeral was happening at this church here. they have said that no arrests have been made yet, and they have also called this a dreadful incident, and they reiterate that this is incredibly shocking. reiterate that this is incredibly shockina. . ~ reiterate that this is incredibly shockina. ., ~ , ., at least 14 people have been killed in a russian missile strike on an apartment block in the ukrainian city of dnipro. dozens of others were injured in the attack, which is said to be the worst in months. it follows a wave of fresh strikes targeting ukraine's power infrastructure, as marta newman reports. this was one of the worst attacks in dnipro, the country's fourth largest city, in many months. the strike at the entrance of this nine story residential tower block, leaving a gaping hole and turning several floors into smouldering rubble. throughout the night, rescue workers and volunteers have bee

i mean you know you've got lanes taking up, you know half the road bicycle you kind of see like eustonon road, you know you have to pay the congestion charge to go into central london . sadiq khan is central london. sadiq khan is about to introduce this new charge. we live in oxford or canterbury. if you go outside 50 minute neighbourhood, you'll have to do it more than 100 times a year. you'll to pay a penalty. you know, the on the motorist you know, it's never been at a higher pitch. and then you hear this quite kind of symbol of freedom . why are we symbol of freedom. why are we persecuting for wanting the independence and freedom of having their own motorcars ? we having their own motorcars? we were hit. we are a majority why are we so put upon? why are we so victimised? who's going to speak lawrence for the motorist. he spoke for toby defend this poor man he but this bike superman his bike superman there's lots of things going here let's address each problem and solve toby's problem. i would say that the biggest victims here are the people who are unfortunately killed by cars. now

i don't see any conceivable circumstance in which that would not end up at euston, and indeed i prioritisedis fined £800,000 after admitting failures in the care of a mother and her baby, who died 23 minutes after being born. a british teenager has been sentenced to 11—and—a—half years in prison for producing far—right extremist videos that influenced two mass killings in the united states.

happened yesterday afternoon, as a memorial service was taking place at a roman catholic church near euston just before half past one yesterday we were called to a shooting outside saint aloysius church in camden. paramedics found multiple people injured by pellets from a shot gun. for women aged 21,41,48 and injured by pellets from a shot gun. for women aged 21, 41, 48 and 54 were taken to central london hospitals where thankfully their injuries were assessed as non—life threatening. the 48—year—old woman has sustained potentially life changing injuries. two children were also injured. the 12—year—old girl sustained a leg injury, she was treated at hospital before being discharged yesterday afternoon. she is expected to make a full recovery. a seven—year—old girl was more seriously injured. she remains in hospital in a stable but life—threatening condition and our thoughts are with her and her family. the incident took place as mourners gathered outside the church following a funeral. we believe the suspects discharged a shot gun from a moving vehicle. it was a black toyota chr, likely a 2

as planned , it euston station as planned, it follows reports the government was planning to scale backthis leg of the project, instead terminating in a west london suburb. the rail link is costing ove r £44.6 billion, supporting over £44.6 billion, supporting 22,000 jobs. despite increasing costs due to soaring inflation, the chancellor says it is a priority . the chair of an priority. the chair of an independent review into an nhs trust maternity care says hundreds of families and staff have raised concern after it was fined £800,000, admitting failings in the care of a baby who died 23 minutes after birth. nottingham university hospitals trust had their nottingham university hospitals trust had thei r £1.2 million trust had their £1.2 million fine reduced after pleading guilty to providing unsafe care. it's the highest fine ever issued for failings in maternity care . winter sophia andres died care. winter sophia andres died in 2019 at the queen's medical centre . her mother, sarah, says centre. her mother, sarah, says financial penalty will bring her daughter back . a man has died d

as planned , it euston station as planned, it follows reports the government was planning to scale backthis leg of the project, instead terminating in a west london suburb. the rail link is costing ove r £44.6 billion, supporting over £44.6 billion, supporting 22,000 jobs. despite increasing costs due to soaring inflation, the chancellor says it is a priority . the chair of an priority. the chair of an independent review into an nhs trust maternity care says hundreds of families and staff have raised concern after it was fined £800,000, admitting failings in the care of a baby who died 23 minutes after birth. nottingham university hospitals trust had their nottingham university hospitals trust had thei r £1.2 million trust had their £1.2 million fine reduced after pleading guilty to providing unsafe care. it's the highest fine ever issued for failings in maternity care . winter sophia andres died care. winter sophia andres died in 2019 at the queen's medical centre . her mother, sarah, says centre. her mother, sarah, says financial penalty will bring her daughter back . a man has died d

i mean you know you've got lanes taking up, you know half the road bicycle you kind of see like eustonon road, you know you have to pay the congestion charge to go into central london . sadiq khan is central london. sadiq khan is about to introduce this new charge. we live in oxford or canterbury. if you go outside 50 minute neighbourhood, you'll have to do it more than 100 times a year. you'll to pay a penalty. you know, the on the motorist you know, it's never been at a higher pitch. and then you hear this quite kind of symbol of freedom . why are we symbol of freedom. why are we persecuting for wanting the independence and freedom of having their own motorcars ? we having their own motorcars? we were hit. we are a majority why are we so put upon? why are we so victimised? who's going to speak lawrence for the motorist. he spoke for toby defend this poor man he but this bike superman his bike superman there's lots of things going here let's address each problem and solve toby's problem. i would say that the biggest victims here are the people who are unfortunately killed by cars. now

41 and 5a — are being treated in hospital after the attack, which happened during a funeral in the eustonfered potentially life—changing injuries, while the other two women's conditions are not life—threatening. motor industry analysts are predicting a price war in the electric car market after tesla cut the price of some its vehicles overnight. the company hopes reducing prices by up to 20% will boost demand. but thousands of existing tesla owners have complained that the price cut has damaged the value of their cars. our business correspondent, marc ashdown, has the details. tesla has had a difficult year, from a stock market slide to trouble sourcing vital parts. now the electric car giant is taking drastic action, slashing prices in a bid to woo customers. take the model 3 and the model y, tesla's bestsellers in the uk. a model 3 will cost you £43,000, a model y £45,000. a lot of money, but that is a price reduction of £5,500 and £7,000, compared to last year's prices. good news, then, for would—be customers. frustrating, though, perhaps, for the 16,000 or so motorists who bought one