gemma: right, you're right.t's, you know, it's refreshing, inviting and, you know, it's a local, it's a local style that we local people wear. and that's what you find here, in these designs. - yes. - it runs in your family. - it does. - it's not just you. who else is the designer in the family? so, yeah, so i became a grandma, um, last year. - congrats. - yes, her name is mahina, deborah mahina. my oldest daughter, we wanted to, um, do something to honor the grandbabies. so we launched the onesies. this is the newest onesies that we designed. my daughter that is in college, so she makes her own bathing suit. she started when she was a sophomore in high school. the puakenikeni, which is a flower.

back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the screeningme. all the babies involved in this study will be contacted again when they reach the age of 16 to see if they want to continue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. but for now, the focus is on the start of life and giving parents greater reassurance about their ba by�*s health. fergus walsh, bbc news. dr rich scott is the chief executive officer at genomics england and he told me why this trial is so important. this study, research study, is exploring and developing evidence on whether we can do better for the thousands of children born each year with a rare, treatable condition. it responds to that very real need you hear from families just got everyone wrapped around his little finger already. back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is pa

we are starting out with the election results from gemma 0wen kashmir and ariana, who went to the pollsad for the opposition to the bjp. ——jammu and kashmir. the consensus is that interest rates would be left unchanged, but there is a new composition to the monetary policy committee that decides on these raids so they could be a surprise element over there. on thursday we have numbers coming in from india's largest exports major, tcs, which will kickstart the second—quarter earnings season is in india and the muggers will be focused on that and then we will book in the week with data on industrial production as well as manufacturing. lots of domestic dues the markers to look up for. although global cues are coming in from the middle east last week, down sharply about 4% of the benchmark indices. the worst performance in the last two years. of course, this week they will have to contend with global cues as well as what is happening domestically here in india. he happening domestically here in india. ., ., , , india. no doubt you will bring as much of— india. no doubt you will bring as mu

already back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of thein this study will be contacted again when they reach the age of 16, to see if they want to continue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. but for now, the focus is on the start of life and giving parents greater reassurance about their ba by�*s health. fergus walsh, bbc news. amanda abington has given her first interview since the bbc partly — first interview since the bbc partly held complaints she made about _ partly held complaints she made about her— partly held complaints she made about her partner on strictly come — about her partner on strictly come dancing. the bbc apologised to her earlier this week— apologised to her earlier this week and said what might it has tightened up protocols on the show — tightened up protocols on the show a — tightened up protocols on the sho

gemma dillon is in leeds, hugh casswell�*s in nottingham, but first, here's rob trigg on the challengess at serious risk of running out of money. it needs to save £62 million from its budget this financial year, which is almost £200 per resident. the council is blaming a rise in the demand for services, especially around social care, which makes up almost 80% of its budget. to save the money, the council wants to focus on people and places. firstly, it thinks it can save almost half by removing one in every ten jobs. and forget big buildings — the council wants to move its entire headquarters to a small office here in the town centre. then there's the downgrading of shrewsbury�*s cctv network. up until now, the cameras here have been monitored 24/7 by a team at the council. but in future, those cameras will still roll but no one will be watching in real time. we have had multiple break—ins over the years. you know, to know that there is not someone manning it, looking at the cctv, is a worry. the council says it has to make savings. here and across the country, councils will continue to

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this is gemma, adoptable from lily's legacy. temperatures will be close to 100 degrees tomorrow afternoon. that is dangerously hot. get your dogs out early in the day or put it off until after sunset. even then it is going to be exception alley warm as we -- exceptionally warm. let's look at the forecast, the peak of the heat arriving for tomorrow. the temperatures inland, still going to be above 100 on average bases on thursday and staying in the 90s. we don't see relief from the heat for inland parts until thursday and friday of next week. that is a long way down-the-line even if we do slowly back down a little bit. the temperatures around the bay. backing down, remaining above normal through the weekend. closer to normal by tuesday next week. slightly earlier arrival by normal temperatures getting closer to the coast. the coastal temperatures, close to 80 tomorrow. then, back down into the 60s for one day on friday. just barely. a bump in the temperatures for the 70s for the coast by saturday and sunday and then close to norm

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so kemi and gemma were the only serious contenders and i think gemma is the best option. >> the unpopularng to say around here would be if you become like a version of reform, you could win those five seats back, but you're not winning back, but you're not winning back the 60 seats lost to lib dems. maybe they do need a little sprinkling of lib dems in there. >> yeah, and that's the tack to the centre argument, but it just doesn't really stack up historically as people like jacob rees—mogg have pointed out. thatcher, there are many other examples . it doesn't seem other examples. it doesn't seem to work for the tories trying to trying to be the lib dems. i mean, they even did a coalition, didn't they? that worked out okay for them, but it doesn't generally work for them. i think they've got to i think they've got to take that conservative ground, be strong on immigration and just generally wants to retire. farage and he could i mean, farage has been mocking him, saying he's got no charisma and all that. but, you know, i wouldn't underestimate jeremy because he's a serious dude. as farage

gemma dillon has spent the day in rachel reeves�* constituency — leeds west and pudsey — asking people what they would like to see the government do for them. the chancellor is weighing up the options to balance the country's books. in pudsey, people are weighing up their options to balance their household budget. we've had periods where unemployment�*s been a massive issue. i don't think that's as much of an issue these days. people are back in work, but they just don't have a right lot left at the end of everything, when you've paid all the bills. and that's a feeling felt by falklands veteran and market trader sean, who needs to top up his pension. the reason i do the market stalls is i retired but managing to live on what i got from my forces pension and my old age pension, it's virtually impossible. now i do this to supplement losing the fuel allowance and inflation. when you sit and look at your bank balance drifting down all the time, you start worrying about what's ahead for the next six months when it's going to be cold. cuts to who qualifies for the winter fuel allowance is a

back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the screeningthe age of 16 to see if they want to continue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. but for now, the focus is on the start of life and giving parents greater reassurance about their baby's health. fergus walsh, bbc news. police investigating a suspected acid attack outside a school in london have arrested a man on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm. a 1a—year—old girl was left with potentially life—changing injuries in the incident outside westminster academy on monday afternoon. a boy aged 16 and a 27—year—old woman were also hurt. a woman has been found guilty of the manslaughter of her four sons who died in a house fire while she was out shopping. deveca rose had left her two sets of twins alone when the fire ripped through their london home in december 2021. kyson, bry

and gemma pentz are now acceptable in the workplace according to one executive. clinton suggested prison for misinformation and once they are in prison cameras should be unplugged and guards should be drowsy. scientists made bacteria that could eat plastic in a lab. hearing that news nancy pelosi went in to hiding. >> greg: heiress went to 60 minutes last night and it made sense for zero. spoke to bill into his credit he asked tough questions. that's like giving a mailman credit for not stealing packages. she got grilled like a house kat in springfield, ohio. [ cheers and applause ] many hard questions and of course any question is hard for harris. her iq is room temperature at best. if that room is a walk-in freezer. but 60 minutes was happy to help her out. listen to the preview clip they released before the full interview there. >> it seems prime minster benjamin netanyahu isn't listening. >> the work we've done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by israel that were very much prompted by her were a result of many things including our advocacy

already back at hospital, gemma says she hasn�*t picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of thecan increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. but for now, the focus is on the start of life and giving parents greater reassurance about their baby�*s health. fergus walsh, bbc news. the prince and princess of wales met an aspiring teenage photographer with a rare form of cancer — after inviting her to take official photographs at windsor castle. 16—year—old liz hatton was pictured hugging kate, who has recently completed her own chemotherapy treatment for cancer. prince william and kate took to twitter to say that liz�*s "creativity and strength" was inspiring. stay with us here on bbc news. much more to come on the programme. hello, again. we�*ve just had the coldest night of this autumn so far. braemarfell to —4.1 celsius. there�*s been some mist and fog around this morning as well. and for the next few days, we are looking at the days starting on a chilly note with mist

back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the screeningted again when they reach the age of 16, to see if they want to continue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. but for now, the focus is on the start of life and giving parents greater reassurance about their ba by�*s health. fergus walsh, bbc news. with me is our medical editor fergus walsh. we cover so many depressing and distressing stories, but not this one, it's incredible in terms of potential. it this one, it's incredible in terms of potential.- this one, it's incredible in terms of potential. it is and it's a massive _ terms of potential. it is and it's a massive expansion - terms of potential. it is and it's a massive expansion of| terms of potential. it is and i it's a massive expansion of the testing programme that currently exist. currently, when there five days old,

back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the screeningtinue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. but for now, the focus is on the start of life and giving parents greater reassurance about their baby's health. fergus walsh, bbc news. before we go, fat bear week has officially kicked off in alaska. the decade—old competition allows viewers to livestream brown bears bulking up for a week with salmon, berries and other food from the wild as they prepare for winter hibernation. but this year's contest was delayed after a a female bear was killed by a male bear on monday. the seven day competition has gone viral over the years, with 1.4 million votes cast in more than 100 countries in 2023. thank you for watching the programme. from all of us here in washington, dc. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it's a dry, chilly, bright

let's speak to gemma charnock, who joins us with her partner, jimmy, and their baby, joshua. that age. so congratulations for a start on all of that! so tell me, why did you take part in this study?— all of that! so tell me, why did you take part in this study? thank you - when we heard _ take part in this study? thank you - when we heard about _ take part in this study? thank you - when we heard about it, _ take part in this study? thank you - when we heard about it, it - take part in this study? thank you - when we heard about it, itjust - take part in this study? thank you -| when we heard about it, itjust made sense to us because itjust gave an opportunity, if there was a condition thatjoshua had, that you'd be able to get treatment early. obviously we really hope they don't find anything — but if they do, it means that he would be able to be treated before he sees any symptoms. and also the fact that it's noninvasive, so they take a sample from the umbilical cord after he is born, so there's no pain for him or anything. he is born, so there's no pain for him oranything.

it and we'll see a well ken knotted, let's see, can yep, the bottom and we'll see for hey, this is gemma alive. then next on, on the shadow boy. net. oh, sure much that i combine all wish sure be of so we should have actually been had a deb the the financial and no he guessed at all as you got the handicapped fawcett by me for like forget it and know you all will see and i'll be a should i only use our book? edwards? i just said i can, i bet i'm going into the f here to the i'm to look at the so that you did one time on this one was that i probably had the most important that's yes. put the edwards and i remember not late. so in that office and then the cfo, boyfriend and you have in the system. is that the flat? tabitha? cut for them put in the lady that the had the c. i notice the coffee to see a list. i must keep this within the, in those them i've been with you and we'll see if this for any. well, with the said that full affinity in was sort of, you know, to many and spawn with them. again, had the rest of the i phone a them like if you know i'm the fit all well, i live in a supermar

back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the screeningll be contacted again when they reach the age of 16 to see if they want to continue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, which later in life can increase your risk of getting certain cancers, heart disease or even dementia. that will raise ethical questions about what information should be shared. but for now, the focus is on the start of life and giving parents greater reassurance about their baby's health. fergus walsh, bbc news. the time is 13.16. our top story this afternoon... the government has agreed to hand over the chagos islands — what campaigners call the uk's last african colony — after years of bitter negotiations with mauritius. complaints about water companies have risen by almost a third because concerns are not being addressed, according to a consumer watchdog. coming up on sportsday in the next 20 minutes on bbc news... a big night ahead for manchester united and erik ten hag — their result of their europa league tie away at porto coul

gemma. aloha to thank you for coming in this. >> thank you for having us.p is beauty tiful. what is your inspiration for all of this? >> oh, it all started with dancing hula. i grew up in fairfield but been living on maui for 23 years. my whole inspiration came about when i competed in mayor monarch in 2016. absolutely inspiration and wanted to be a designer. i launched prunella hula 2018. so much support from locals that come from outer island. our people here, you know my clothes are authentic. there's a story behind all the designs. >> sal mubarak, happy new year. namaste. >> time for check now on our halloween weather. we've got a nice day coming our way. after the morning rainfall, we'll have afternoon sun with high temperatures ranging from about 60 along the coastline to mainly mid-sixties around the bay shoreline. inland areas will warm a little bit more than that, mainly upper 6066 santa rosa, 68. concord 66. at san jose. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. and tomorrow our nextrillionound of rain will arrive late tomorrow. going into saturd

so, gemma. oh, gosh. what is her name? alison atkinson.he's married to gorka from strictly come dancing and she has two children with gorka and she has done she's told people on instagram that she nipped her little boy, who was one. she gave him a little pinch and the reason she did that was that he'd pinched their other daughter, who's five, and she wanted to show him what it meant. so when she said, no, don't do that, it hurts. she she lived it. and people have gone mad and said, it's bad parenting. all i will say is it is quite hard to actually tell children what you know. get them to be empathetic and get them to understand. i remember when i was little, my mum saying to me, don't touch that, it's hot. and she actually went and put my hand on the oven door that was closed, just so i understood what hot meant, so that because i'm not a fan, i know, but i can. i can understand what she meant. she's not pinching him for no reason. she's pinching him to make a point. >> but i've got two kids that are very young and they fight. i don't slap

back at hospital, gemma says she hasn't picked a name yet for her son, but he is part of the screeninge age of 16, to see if they want to continue with the research. that could involve looking for other faulty genes, we'll be speaking to a respiratory doctor about this, in about an hours' time. lots of the front pages feature the same photo of catherine, princess of wales, embracing a young cancer survivor on her first day back at work after completing chemotherapy. the headline reads "princess shares an emotional embrace with fellow sufferer". what have you spotted on the inside? i saw this obituary for martin lee, one of the singers of brotherhood of man. .. one of the singers of brotherhood of man, ,,., ., one of the singers of brotherhood of man, ., ,., one of the singers of brotherhood of man. . i. ~ ,, , one of the singers of brotherhood of man. . ~ ,, , ., man. save all your kisses for me. that was the _ man. save all your kisses for me. that was the title _ man. save all your kisses for me. that was the title of _ man. save all your kisses for me. that was the title of the - ma

thank you to gemma for making that happen and thanks to all of you for joining us all today.of the future critiquing the job on the panel. please introduce yourselves. cap mike mack i am a senior in college mining and journalism. so thrilled to have you here to discuss this crazy election cycle so without further ado to introduce these journalists, and the ticket policy for bloomberg opinion former senior political reporter through cnn and the washington post. she's correct politics and campaigns are more than two decades. barack obama to bernie sanders to ben carson and donald trump in organizations including newsday, the cnn geopolitics a level in a journal reporter covering national politics with a focus on 24 presidential campaign to washington. she's covered the white house and national security for the journal for cnn and associated press with a focus on foreign policy breaking a number of major stories involving the white house and including the administration's controversial travel man the former president relents. a former correspondent reported more than 805 contine