one of the most extreme sporting event of the weekend, is taking place at badminton in gloucestershireere riders are tackling the huge obstacles in the cross country event for harry, tthankfully both getting up without any injuries.. you can watch on the red button. great britain going well at the moment. the main

yes, welcome to gloucestershire.y, the boss of sainsbury‘s, of course, announcing they would cut prices pretty significantly after the merger with asda, but already concerned that it is suppliers who will be forced to bear the cost. suppliers like this place, a farm in gloucestershire. so let me introduce you tojenny, who's the farmer here. jenny, you supply asda and you've had a pretty good relationship with them up to now, but are you worried about what you've heard yesterday? i think any farmer would be worried. we've had, like you say, a very good relationship. they've been selling our free range dairy farmers' milk for a year now, which is going really well. i hope that the consumers will choose it and that won't happen, but it's always a worry that farmers will be the ones that bear the brunt of cheap food. and do you worry about going up against the power of the supermarkets, because they are so big now — there's one less player if this sainsbury‘s and asda deal goes ahead — that you don't have much negotiatin

1)" ,on bbc car was found after an appeal on bbc radio gloucestershire which went viral. soon listeners who have seen it started calling in. i heard it on the radio at about eight 5am, i pulled into the car park and about ten past. and there it was. happy. relieved. i can sleep now. it has all been a very wonderful. everybody has been so kind. so a happy ending for emanuel and hilda, and the fiesta, of course. steve knibbs, bbc news, cheltenham. for that story and more, breakfast will be at 6am, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: north korea is once again threatening to reconsider taking part in a summit with president trump next month. a close aide to kim jong—un said it is entirely up to the us to decide whether to meet at a table or engage in a nuclear showdown. the man nominated to be italy's next prime minister, giuseppe conte, will begin assembling his cabinet. mr conte, a political novice, is expected to take several days to form his team. 27 have died and nearly 60 cases of ebola have been identified in

good morning, welcome to gloucestershire. that it is to merge with asda. some mixed reaction. mixed reaction. least customers in prices but also the suppliers. the suppliers. yesterday that he is very keen to cut prices. cut prices. he told is that he wants to cut prices by 10%. to cut prices by 10%. let's take a quick listen to what he had to say. quick listen to what he had to say. and we are creating a dynamic new player. player. benefits to our customers through lowering prices. lowering prices. reduce the price of everyday items by 10%, by improving quality. by 10%, by improving quality. of that and paying the price of those cuts. those cuts. with me, jenny, you are the farmer. let me start with you. asda, you supply milk to asda, what do you think? do you think? hopefully it will mean good things. good things. and we hope it means the merger means we won't lose that contact. means we won't lose that contact. it's often the suppliers on the train who the pressure. train who the pressure. they often say, cut your price. s

the car was found after an appeal on bbc radio gloucestershire which went viral. started calling in. i heard it on the radio at about eight 5am, i pulled into the car park and about ten past. and there it was. happy. relieved. i can sleep now. it has all been a very wonderful. everybody has been so kind. so a happy ending for emanuel and hilda, and the fiesta, of course. steve knibbs, bbc news, cheltenham. for that story and more, breakfast will be at 6am, with charlie stayt and steph mcgovern. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: north korea is once again threatening to reconsider taking part in a summit with president trump next month. a close aide to kim jong—un said it is entirely up to the us to decide whether to meet at a table or engage in a nuclear showdown.

record for the most cheeses run and he and he were cheese rolling wrecks in the english county of gloucestershire the competition sam's participants chasing down hill out to relieve the chinese. this year thirty year old chris anderson once again he's now taken home a total of twenty two double gloucester cheeses over the past fourteen years the race is said to date back to roman times. now it's time again for another your next travel load and this time you can look forward to a short trip in the sun we are heading to the canary islands they are a very popular travel destination for many germans the group of islands belongs to spain it consists of seven main islands which are located in the atlantic ocean we are visiting four of them today fred event to our grand canaria serratia and la panne mom we do the trip this week for a really good reason on may thirtieth it's words canary islands day on this public holiday the residents celebrate the first session of the parliament back in one thousand nine hundred eighty three let's have a closer look how varied the canary islands are it's no wonder that

lizzie greenwood—hughes was iun gloucestershire for us.s been won by a female rider for the first time inii by a female rider for the first time in” years, by a female rider for the first time in 11 years, congratulations. it is nice to break that spell. they female rider on a female horse. you came third, it was a fantastic ride view, roles. yes, all star bea is a fantastic jumper. we just had view, roles. yes, all star bea is a fantasticjumper. we just had a bit ofa fantasticjumper. we just had a bit of a funny cantor, but he tried his heart out after that. i was definitely nervous and i definitely rode like i was nervous, so i was very happy to be today. rode like i was nervous, so i was very happy to be for oday. rode like i was nervous, so i was very happy to be -, for oday. down after the dressage gone to win the boldest and but havergene. te.winr.the,rbeldesteand! the richest of them all. yes, we we re the richest of them all. yes, we were a long way down but the scores are very close. really delivered on all three phases. it was to

. >>> a new record this week at england's beloved cheese rolling competition at gloucestershire, chrissen won the wheel for the 22nd time, breaking the previous record. thousands gathered for this annual event to watch competitors frantically tumble downhill after that cheese, which can reach 70 miles an hour. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. thanks forwatchi ngmaybe you could save energy y weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. i )m marcus washington. and i )m laur >>> good morning, thank you so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. >> we begin with breaking traffic news. a wreck and fuel spill in east bay. let's check in with mike inouye. >> laura and marcus, good morning, folks, we're looking over here and the speeds sensors don't show you where the problem is but this marker right there will take you over to where chp has called for a traffic alert. they call it asigalert. southbound 680 as you're approaching the dublin interchange. dublin boulevard, there's a fuel sp

one of the most extreme sporting event of the weekend, is taking place at badminton in gloucestershireders are tackling the huge obstacles in the cross country event for harry, tthankfully both getting up without any injuries.. you can watch on the red button. great britain going well at the moment. the main focus on will be british overnight leader 0liver townend, and ballaghmor class, who will head out as the penultimate pair on course, at 4.34pm. as well as the badminton title, oliver is bidding to take the rolex grand slam, the big—money bonus, awarded to any rider who can win the four—stars at badminton, burghley and kentucky consecutively. that is ongoing on the red button in the sunshine. that's all the sport for now. next up — it's click this week, the data that might keep the streets safe and keep the high street in business. plus, some beautiful music that won't scare the sheep. we're becoming aware of how much data we give away without even realising it. 0ur habits online can say a lot about our personalities. but when we're out and about, what is our behaviour in the real w

welcome to gloucestershire.d cut prices pretty sig nifica ntly after announcing they would cut prices pretty significantly after the merger with asda. but already concerned that it is suppliers who will be forced to bear the cost. suppliers like this place, a farm in gloucestershire. jennie, you supply asda and you have had a pretty good relationship with them up to now. you worried about what you heard yesterday? any farmer would be worried. we have had a very good relationship. it is going really well. i hope that the consumers will chooseit well. i hope that the consumers will choose it and that will not happen but it is always a worry that farmers will bear the brunt of it. do you worry about going up against the power of the supermarkets? they are so big now. there is one less play now with this deal goes ahead. you do not have much negotiating power. we do not have a lot of negotiating power but the consumer chooses and i think we are used to dealing with supermarkets now. we have had them for the last 20—

this weekend, the world's very best event riders and their horses are in gloucestershire for the badmintonthlon and always produces plenty of thrills and spills. lizzie greenwood hughes is there for us. welcome to the mitsubishi motors badminton horse trials, were on the cross country course, two thirds of the way through at the water pot and this is going to be the second phase of the three phases of this triathlon. it starts with the dressage and in cross country in the final day, it is all about show jumping. the rider in the horse with the lowest point at the end of the weekend is the winner. someone here with me who plenty of people had the money on is starting with an nicholson from new zealand. view one last year, and or and alsojoined by oliver, the man at the moment. the world number one. when i was planning this, i thought this would be about nicholson up against michael but you stormed in and stole the headlines and by winning kentucky last week in, your second major in a row. so you are on for the grand slam. it is a good feeling, honoured when that event for a long long time s

pictured in yellow, the times captures the winner of the cheese chasing race on cooper‘s hill in gloucestershirel aid organisations are implicated in a ‘so—called‘ sex—for—food scandal. analysis by the guardian reveals oxford and cambridge university have access to a pool of wealth totalling almost 21 billion pounds. in the mirror, the widow of gary newlove, who was beaten to death in 2007, reveals her anguish as the paper reports two of his killers are prepared to be released next year. and the daily mail leads on new figures that suggests 22,000 children leave primary school severely obese. so an unusual situation tonight with different headlines for each paper. we will start off with the telegraph. nhs woes, we had the nhs on the papers this morning, and tomorrow morning as well. what are we talking about? a free lunch, everybody wants to know how you fix the nhs. somebody is offering without spending any addition to the £120 billion budget that the nhs has, the medical director of acute ca re has, the medical director of acute care in the nhs says that part of the problem is bed blocking, su

lizzie greenwood—hughes was in gloucestershire for us. just had a bit of a funny cantor, but he tried his heart out after that. i was definitely nervous and i definitely rode like i was nervous, so i was very happy to be on the horse today. this obviously is a triathlon for equestrian sports, jonelle, you were quite a way down after the dressage but have gone to win the boldest and the richest of them all. yes, we were a long way down but the scores were very close. 12 people within a mark, so it's slowly fitted out of perspective. it was all to play for. she has really delivered on all three phases. you flew around that cross—country. it was tough out there, there was the heat, the sticky ground. it has been unseasonably warm, anyone in england will now it has been like the middle of blooming winter until wednesday, so out of sorts to have this blistering hot saturday and sunday, but the horse coped remarkably well. ros, with the british perspective, you did so well in the top ten and then got on the european gold winning team for englan

and chris anderson has broken the all—time record for the most cheeses won in gloucestershire's death—defyinglograms cheeses down cooper's hill. mr anderson has suffered a broken ankle, concussion and bruised kidneys over the 14 years he has competed. it's nice to bring you a story that has a happy ending. this video has gone completely viral. a child hanging from a fourth—floor balcony in paris. mamoudou gassama climbs up to save the boy. a neighbour comes out and holds on to the child from the ledge next door — as mr gassama reaches the boy and pulls him to safety. this video was posted on facebook has had more than ten million views. here's his brother describing what happened: translation: he moved immediately to save the child. i asked him, wasn't invited for his own life? he said, no, that moment he was thinking of himself, he was thinking of the child. as soon as he started to climb, he was scared that the child would get tired and let go. luckily, it was a child who was not afraid and everything worked out well. the reaction has been incredible. he has now been personally congratulate

gloucestershire so adam can have a day out. day out. what the weather might be like or what else might out. want him to have those days out. cost between 40,000 — £60,000 to install a toilet. install a toilet. business point of view that's a huge amount of money. amount of money. that owns them owns more than one theme park. theme park. come in at under 30000 and they can literally put it in place. literally put it in place. heists fitted and get a changing table in, it's not difficult. table in, it's not difficult. board and said this needs to be done but we don't have the money. but we don't have the money. week and the changing table is going on next week. and they did that for £9,000. £9,000. thank you very much for talking to us. from a russian military brigade. all 200 and 98 people on board were killed. our correspondentjon donnison is with me now. give us more details on what we found out? found out? dutch, two thirds of the people on the plane were from the netherlands. the plane were from the netherlands. there is also belgium, ukraine and malaysia involved. malaysia involved

thousands of spectators have been treated to the annual cheese rolling competition in gloucestershiree event. that isn't what i expected! the event sees a 8lb cheese, a double gloucester, chased for 200 metres down the steep hill. 0r or you just tumble after it. chris anderson came from behind to win. he's come top 22 times in the competition's history. however he won't be eating his prize, as he only likes cheddar. it isa it is a very, very dangerous sport. you can see it from that shot, it is shockingly steep to the point you can't walk. it is very dangerous. they do it every year. it was banned for a bit as well. i would hate to see the health and safety sheet. i think it is currently and but they still do it anyway. it seems like a lot of effort to go for a slice of cheese. it isn't a slice, and it is about the kudos. i will do it next year. really? absolutely no chance. raheem sterling, he showed an image on his leg. there is criticism of him, should he be sharing it with 3 million followers on instagram, he has had 100,000 likes. he says it has had 100,000 likes. he says it has

involving a state visit together, and then diana would come back here and charles would go back to gloucestershirehgrove. diana came back here alone. she lived a lonely existence. she was a prisoner. >> and desperate to let the world know. it's february, 1992. touring india, diana goes to the taj mahal without charles. >> that picture somehow came to be emblematic of the end of a marriage and also of her loneliness. >> you know, tilting her head to one side. you know, sort of putting her head down. she was very good at that. there were all sorts of interpretive headlines, wistful, pensive, thoughtful. >> and you think that was deliberate on her part? >> up to a point, yes, it was deliberate. >> diana was a master manipulator of the media. >> diana was a master manipulator of the media. she was someone who was very shrewd. >> that is, until the summer of 1992, when we come back. >> she phoned me at 5:00 and said, what do i do? i said you've already done it. i suggest you pour a very large scotch. since my stroke, he hasn't left my side. with the right steps, 80%of recurrent ischemic strokes could b

could see them for example, gostyuzhev and into wales, but they could occur almost anywhere —— gloucestershire of northern ireland and into north—west england and further showers developing in scotland. quite cloudy but some brighter breaks in the south. we have had the thunderstorms of late in southern areas but this is an improvement, drier and brighter conditions but still feeling quite humid. into the weekend, high—pressure starting to build, again looking at a fair bit of sunshine in the south, still some cloud in the north with one or two showers. hello, it's wednesday, it's ten o'clock, i'm victoria derbyshire. as preparations for the us—north korea summit are back on. we bring you rare and fresh insight into the lives of everyday people living in north korea — it's brutal, it's repressive, and despite the threat of imprisonment or even execution for speaking out, one describes leader kim jong—un as a vampire sucking up the money of his people. mostly, people criticise kim jong—un for being a businessman. people say that kim jong—un makes the same as us but takes away our money a lot. t

thousands of spectators have been treated to the annual cheese rolling competition in gloucestershiregloucester — chased for 200 metres down the steep hill. chris anderson came from behind to win. he's come top 22 times in the competition's history. however, he won't be eating his prize, as he only likes cheddar. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. thank you very much. if you are getting in touch, you are very welcome, particularly if you want to get in touch about obesity in primary school children, 22,000 children leave primary school severely obese, not just children leave primary school severely obese, notjust overweight, severely obese, notjust overweight, severely obese, notjust overweight, severely obese, there is one message from the suggesting that if your primary school child is obese, that is effectively child abuse. johann lamont facebook says, it is all about education, no other country in europe where children drink crisps and eat coca—cola the breakfast. 0nly early education can change that ——joe 0nly early education can change that —— joe allen on f