this report will be debated at general synod beginning injust two weeks' time full—time.ed insolvent. the figures for england and wales show there were more than 90000 ninsolvencies last year, an increase of more than 13 per cent on the year before. our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz is with me. figures are also telling us that people are putting more on their credit cards and personal loans and ove rd rafts, credit cards and personal loans and overd rafts, and there credit cards and personal loans and overdrafts, and there is a feeling that that is fuelling our shopping boom at the moment. perhaps unsustainably. it could be one of the reasons, it is one of the things the reasons, it is one of the things the governor of the bank of england has warned we need to be vigilant about. if debt gets people into trouble the answer is formal insolvency. 91000 and last year. a rise of 13%. within that there is a 23% relies in individual voluntary arrangements, which is the most flexible form. a lot of people moving into that. on the other hand it went to a low after

this report will be debated at general synod beginning injust two weeks' time full—time. have talks about trade, foreign affairs and strengthening ties between the uk and the us. two men have been sentenced to a total of 12 years for manslaughter, after a runaway tipper—truck killed four people in bath. a member ofjeremy corbyn‘s shadow cabinet resigns in protest at his decision to force labour mps to vote in favour of triggering brexit. hello. let's have a look at how the markets have ended the trading session. the ftse 100 in positive territory this afternoon. tesco shares rose 9% in morning trade. among the main fallers were drug—maker astra zeneca and budget airline easyjet, after analysts warned about rising competition in the pharmaceutical and aviation sectors. quarterly profits at bt have dived 37% after the firm reported an accounting scandal in its italian division that cost it more than £500 million. it has now confirmed that their head of continental europe will step down over the affair. the number of people declared insolvent because of unmanageable debts wa

this report will be debated at general synod beginning injust two weeks' time full—time.s this afternoon. the number of urgent operations cancelled across the nhs is now the highest on record. data from nhs england shows 4,093 urgent operations were cancelled in 2016 as the health service came under intense pressure — a 27% rise on the 3,216 in 2014. restaurants and other spaces which cater to the public in france have been banned from offering unlimited sugary drinks in an effort to reduce obesity. it is now illegal to sell unlimited soft drinks at a fixed price or offer them unlimited for free. the number of overweight or obese people in france is below the eu average, but is on the rise. a senior labour mp responsible for discipline has confirmed that she will decidejeremy corbyn discipline has confirmed that she will decide jeremy corbyn and discipline has confirmed that she will decidejeremy corbyn and built against triggering article 50. the bristol west mp said that she would vote against the party leadership's instructions, but did not say whether she intended to

this report will be debated at general synod beginning injust two weeks' time full—time. 900—year—oldhe uk. he was thought to be a religious pilgrim and their excavation took place at the burial site in winchester. it's not every day that a tropical turtle washes up on a beach in wales. but that's exactly what happened in november when a rare turtle turned up in anglesey. experts say they've seen nothing like it on british shores, as sian lloyd reports. she was driven all the way from anglesey where she was found last november to hertfordshire. six hours later and the team at the royal veterinary college were preparing their unique patient. they have never seen one hei’e their unique patient. they have never seen one here before. she is the first to be spotted in british waters since records began almost 270 yea rs waters since records began almost 270 years ago. getting a sea turtle into the scanning machine is no easy task but experts need to check her lungs for damage. we can see her sheu lungs for damage. we can see her shell all around and her lungs, and we can shell all around a

in just over two weeks' time, general synod will convene and while the bishops have called for a morery one. martin bashir, bbc news, in north—west london. it's a film that tells the story of a young african—american coming to terms with his sexuality and it's received no less than eight oscar nominations. last season's awards were criticised for their lack of diversity. but its writer and director, barryjenkins, insists the film is not a response to that. he was speaking to our entertainment correspondent chi chi izundu. you are my only, i am your only. you are going to listen. to who, ma? to you? moonlight told the semiautobiographical story of director barryjenkins, a young boy growing up in miami with a crack—cocaine—addicted mother. his own mother is now in rehab, and is still one of the few in his inner circle not to have seen this film. i don't know if she wants to see herself in that way. what a friend pointed out to me was, "oh, no, i think she doesn't want to see the main character, who is essentially you, be taken through his rough life, because it might bring up this guilt

in just over two weeks' time, general synod will convene and while the bishops have called for a morefiery one. a member ofjeremy corbyn‘s shadow cabinet has stepped down in protest at his decision to force mps to back the bill triggering the formal process leading to brexit. shadow welsh secretaryjo stevens said she believed leaving the eu was a "terrible mistake" and that endorsing the bill would make it inevitable. it follows the resignation of another senior labour mp yesterday. let's talk to chris mason at westminster. how damaging is this for mr corbyn? it is damaging. it is a problem. let's be clear, there are fissures in every party on every issue, but this is a gaping chasm for labour on the biggest issue of our time. the ci’ux the biggest issue of our time. the crux of the problem is that most of the areas with a labour mp voted out in the referendum, but most labour mps in the referendum, but most labour m ps voted in the referendum, but most labour mps voted to remain. so what do they do? some will decide they will back jeremy corbyn, they will back the will of the people.