graham satchell reports.ustin welby has been the master of ceremonies at the centre of british life. i therefore proclaim that they are husband and wife. the wedding of prince harry and meghan. the funeral of queen elizabeth and the coronation that followed. now he's gone — his resignation a moment of history in itself. it's an unprecedented situation. this hasn't happened before in the long, long history of the church of england. and what will be in some ways the bigger challenge is the challenge of systemic safeguarding failings in the church. this is what the report highlights. i'm john smyth. it was the failure of the church to protect boys from this man, john smyth, that ultimately led tojustin welby�*s resignation. smyth has been described as the most prolific serial abuser ever associated with the church of england. in his resignation statement, mr welby says, "the makin review has exposed the long maintained conspiracy of silence about the heinous abuses ofjohn smyth. it's very clear that i must take

graham satchell, bbc news. you've heard of the calendar girls — well, how about the calendar boys?t is his legacy". graham satchell, bbc news. you've heard of the calendar girls — well, how about the calendar boys? a group of men from norfolk have bared all in the hope of raising money for local hospitals. 0ur reporter, robby west has been to meet the denton dream boys. stripping off for a good cause and baring all for the camera. that's it, phil, just hold it there, mate, just hold it there. now known as mr november, the 77—year—old was happy to take part in the village of denton's very own naked calendar. it didn't worry me. i trusted mark, the photographer, that he would get me in a good pose. were you worried that anyone was going to see you? i didn't really worry. i haven't got a lot to show anyway, to be honest. a career snapping everyone from presidents to princes, retired photojournalist mark, who lives in the village, was happy to help. the naked calendar isjust the latest idea of how to raise money that's come from this small norfolk village. the 15 men that took part, kn

correspondent graham satchell reports.at left a 13—year—old girl in hospital fighting for her life. the girl was found early yesterday morning at the side of this busy road near the humber bridge. she'd suffered serious injuries, including lacerations to her neck, abdomen, chest and back. police have arrested six teenagers — four boys and two girls — all under the age of 17. they're being held in custody on suspicion of attempted murder. as officers continue their investigations, they've appealed for anyone who may have seen anything or may have dashcam footage to contact them. graham satchell, bbc news. scottish comedianjaney godley has died in a hospice at the age of 63. she had been receiving treatment for cancer after being forced to cancel her �*why is she still here?�* tour. ms godley, who found viral fame with her dubbed videos of nicola sturgeon's covid briefings during the pandemic, revealed she had ovarian cancer in november 2021. ok, now it's time to head to the conservative leadership race where it has come dow

graham satchell, bbc news.e have also heard that a man in his 60s has died in hampshire after a tree fell on his car and this is coming from storm bert. with more on this now i am joined by the bbc�*s simon jones hampshire police say they were called this morning to report that a tree had come down on a car on the a 3k southbound. the police say that a man in his 60s who was driving a black mercedes was pronounced dead at the scene and his family has been informed. another car was also damaged but there were no injuries with the people who were inside that second vehicle. the police are appealing for anyone who may have witnessed what happened to come forward or anyone that might have dash cam footage because they were driving along the road at that time. in terms of the investigation, the police tell me that they are still looking into what caused the tree to come down. our weather presenters tell me that at that time of day just weather presenters tell me that at that time of dayjust before eight o'clock this

graham satchell reports. storm bert has been battering the country since first thing this morning.he heavy winds gusting up to 70 mph. with warnings that trees may come down in some parts of the country. it's the snow and ice that are causing most problems so far. this is renfrewshire in the west of scotland, with drivers struggling on the road. there has been an amber weather warning in place for much of scotland and the north—east of england for heavy snow. it looks like a picture postcard in selkirk in the scottish borders, but authorities are saying that some rural areas could be cut off. gritters have been out since the early hours, with national highways describing some routes as treacherous. farmers have also been helping to clear the roads. these extremes do seem to be happening more frequently. but one thing is for sure, right across the country today, farmers are going to be out tending their livestock. travel has been widely affected with trains, and some flights, cancelled or diverted. the advice for those thinking of travelling in the worst affected areas is clear. if

graham satchell, bbc news. with more on this, simonjones joins me from our newsroom.ss the uk? i where are the worst affected places across the uk?- places across the uk? i am luc i places across the uk? i am lucky i am _ places across the uk? i am lucky i am the _ places across the uk? i am lucky i am the warmth - places across the uk? i am lucky i am the warmth of l places across the uk? i am i lucky i am the warmth of the newsroom because storm bert has certainly been causing a huge amount of trouble, particularly in the uk for the bit has been described by the met office as a multi—hazard event and that is certainly proving to be the case because we have had areas seeing snow, seeing torrential rain, seeing wind and also ice. in terms of the incidents, it has been quite difficult keeping across all of that because there have been so many. 0n the a 3k near winchester this morning, a tree came down onto a car and a man in his 60s was killed. the road was shut for much of the morning while they managed to clear the tree away and also take away what remained of the ve

graham satchell, bbc news.john offered his resignation to the then prime minister, margaret thatcher, after accusations that he failed to anticipate argentina's invasion of the islands in 1982. but she turned it down, and sirjohn played a key role in her war cabinet. the body of the former 0ne direction singer, liam payne, has been released to his family, to be returned to the uk from argentina. he died three weeks ago after falling from a hotel balcony in the capital, buenos aires. hormone replacement therapy should be the first treatment offered to women with menopause symptoms, according to the health watchdog. in new guidance, the national institute for health and care excellence — nice — said hrt is the "preferred, recommended approach" for managing symptoms such as hot flushes, insomnia and low mood. prince william has awarded £5 million to five different inventors, entrepreneurs and organisations working to reduce climate change. the earthshot prize winners were announced at a ceremony in cape town, sout

graham satchell, bbc news.y any of the issues that match reports, bbc action line has details of organisations which can help. —— if you have been affected by any of the issues in that report. the us president—elect, donald trump, is pressing ahead with key appointments to his administration following his election victory. rumours and reports are swirling around who could take some of the top jobs in his second administration. we already know, among others that tom homan trump's, quote, "border czar". he was the acting director of immigrations and customs enforcement at the beginning of mr trump's last term. and stephen miller — a long—time trump advisor known for his strong anti—immigration views — will be trump's deputy chief of staff for policy, one of the most powerful positions in the white house. our north america correspondent, david willis has more. well, his appointment has yet to be formally announced. and, of course, donald trump could change his mind. but multiple media reports here are suggesting t

here's graham satchell.e act in british history. more than 20 million people watched their christmas specials in the 1970s. when eric morecambe's wifejoan died earlier this year, their three children said it was the end of an era — and they decided to auction off a treasure trove of their dad's belongings. eric didn't throw anything away, so he was sort of like a hoarder in a good way. and when i went out to the house, it was unchanged, really, from when he died. so it was sort of surreal. it felt like eric could walk into the room. don't light your pipe in here. it's not allowed. there's no... lookout, the nurse is coming, get rid of it quick. among the items up for sale, a collection of eric's glasses and pipes, his top hat and tails, and the piano that he practised on. you're playing... you're playing all the wrong notes. i'm playing all the right notes, but not necessarily in the right order. also up for sale is a letter from ernie from 1950 saying he was worried he was holding eric back and they should

graham satchell, bbc news. a reception in the next hour. he'll be joined by the princess royal and the duchess of gloucester, to celebrate the athletes' summer success in this year's paris games. members of the uk—based refugee teams will also attend. natalie pirks is there for us now. natalie, what's the atmosphere like there? yeah, especially because we enjoyed such a brilliant sporting summer didn't we with team gb in the olympics and paralympics gb breaking records in paris. at the olympics, team gb equalled their medal tally from the past olympics in tokyo, only with a smaller team. and paralympics gb finished second on the medals table with 124 medals. 49 of which were gold. today around 200 athletes will be here, including team gb's flag bearer helen glover, the rower. she won silver at coming back from retirement twice after winning gold in both london and rio. and toby roberts, who won britain's first climbing gold in history will also be here, alongside dame sarah storey, who is briton's most decorate

graham satchell, bbc news.t harry farley, who is at lambeth palace, the home of the archbishop of canterbury. a5a as a church of england deal5 as a church of england deals with the repercussions, survivors are calling for further resignations. that is ri . ht further resignations. that is right and — further resignations. that is right and many _ further resignations. that is right and many in _ further resignations. that is right and many in the - further resignations. that is| right and many in the church further resignations. that is . right and many in the church of england are reeling from justin welby'5 resignation as archbishop of canterbury yesterday, unprecedented certainly in modern times for an archbishop to be forced out in that way. he said he did it for the good of the church of england and he hopes it demonstrates how seriously the church understands the need for change but as you say, survivors have john change but as you say, survivors havejohn smyth, who was described as the most prolific abu5

hostile but did go on to say they had the right to protect�* installations. 0ur correspondent graham satchell american air force have confirmed that there were a number of what they call small unmanned aerial systems — we would call them drones — that have been buzzing around over these air force bases in the east of england over the last couple of days, last week. they say the number of drones fluctuated. they ranged in size and configurations. and they say they were actively monitored. they wouldn't go into much detail about what that actually means, being actively monitored. these air bases are pretty important. they're owned by britain, the raf, but they're run and operated by the americans. and it's part of the sort of international agreements that we have, part of the nato commitment that america has to europe and beyond to maintain the peace. so, raf lakenheath, for example, is where the us keeps its fighterjets — the f—15 and the f—35. raf mildenhall is a refuelling base, and feltwell is a logistics centre. so, you know, it's pretty serious, if there are drones buzzing around over the

graham satchell begins our coverage.torm bert has been battering the country since first thing this morning. this is lyme regis in dorset, the heavy winds gusting up to 70mph. with warnings that trees may come down in some parts of the country. it's the snow and ice that are causing most problems so far. this is renfrewshire in the west of scotland, with drivers struggling on the road. there has been an amber weather warning in place for much of scotland and the north—east of england for heavy snow. it looks like a picture postcard in selkirk in the scottish borders, but authorities are saying that some rural areas could be cut off. gritters have been out since the early hours, with national highways describing some routes as treacherous. farmers have also been helping to clear the roads. these extremes do seem to be happening more frequently. but one thing is for sure, right across the country today, farmers are going to be out tending their livestock. travel has been widely affected with trains, and some flights, cance

graham satchell, bbc news. if gary lineker is leaving doing it at the moment. i've still got another year left at least. so we will have to wait and see what happens. 0bviously, least. so we will have to wait and see what happens. obviously, it is an ever—changing beast, football, television and football and rights and the premier league and stuff like that and all of these things will play a part. ijust feel it has been an absolute privilege. so why now? well, his contract was coming to an end and whilst he'd entered into negotiations with the bbc, who are yet to comment, it's understood he wasn't he offered a new contract. he is of course one of teh corportations most recognised faces and is it's highest—paid star earning £1.3 million a year and will have fronted the show for 26 years when he leaves in may next year. an improved anti—smoking pill is to be made available on the nhs in england. the new version of varenicline is taken once a day and is regarded as being as good as vaping when it comes to helping people to quit smoking — and more effective than n

graham satchell, bbc news.rn gaza have been described by aid agencies as "apocalyptic". 15 leaders of various un departments and humanitarian groups say the population is at "imminent risk" of death. hopes for a truce have been dashed with israeli troops stepping up military action and hamas saying it had no interest in a temporary ceasefire. a former kentucky police officer has been found guilty of a civil rights abuse in the killing of breonna taylor, whose death sparked racialjustice protests across the us. brett hankison could face up to life in prison after being convicted of using excessive force against the 26—year—old, who was killed in her home during a raid in 2020. a new device that turns an iphone into a portable tool to rule out throat cancer is being piloted by the nhs. the technology allows nurses to capture live images that specialists can review before reporting back to patients within hours. nhs england said the device could eventually be used in any health service setting. with just days to g

graham satchell, bbc news.s has and simonjones has the latest on the storm. and simon jones has the latest on the storm.— on the storm. luckily i'm in the warmth _ on the storm. luckily i'm in the warmth of _ on the storm. luckily i'm in the warmth of the - on the storm. luckily i'm in l the warmth of the newsroom because the storm has been blowing in and causing a huge amount of trouble particularly in the uk. it has been described by the met office as a multi—hazard event and that is certainly proving to be the case because we've had areas seeing snow, torrential rain, wind and also ice. in terms of some of the incidents, it has been quite difficult to keep across all of it because they have been so many. tommy a31; near winchester this morning a tree came down onto a car and a man in his 60s was killed. the road was shut for much of the morning while they managed to clear the tree way and also take away what remained of the vehicle. north wales has recorded gusts of wind of 82 miles an hour. and there was a

graham satchell reports.more than a decade, justin welby has been the master of ceremonies at the centre of british life. i therefore proclaim that they are husband and wife. the wedding of prince harry and meghan. the funeral of queen elizabeth and the coronation that followed. now he's gone — his resignation a moment of history in itself. it's an unprecedented situation. this hasn't happened before in the long, long history of the church of england. what will be in some ways the bigger challenge is the challenge of systemic safeguarding failings in the church. this is what the report highlights. i'm john smyth. it was the failure of the church to protect boys from this man, john smyth, that ultimately led tojustin welby�*s resignation. smyth has been described as the most prolific serial abuser ever associated with the church of england. in his resignation statement, mr welby says, "the makin review has exposed the long maintained conspiracy of silence about the heinous abuses ofjohn smyth. it's very clear

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