greg mckenzie. — is not life-threatening. greg mckenzie, thank _ is not life-threatening.t life—threatening. greg mckenzie, thank you, forjoining us. an independent review says tenants need to be more involved in assessing standards of social housing, and urgent action is needed to tackle unacceptable conditions. commissioned by the national housing federation and the chartered institute of housing, the report comes a month after the inquest into the death of awaab inshak, into the death of awaab ishak, the toddler who was exposed to mould in his rochdale home. our north of england correspondent fiona trott has more details. my kids sleeping in there, playing in there. it's just petrifying, really. i'm begging you, take me out from here. any human would want to be treated better. . voices from behind closed doors. across the north, tenants tell us they're anxious and angry. but are those voices being heard? they feel, also, no—one caring... here in sheffield, we meet kaltoun, a community leader speaking on their behalf. she introduces us to halima, a mum—of—three who belie

that is greg mckenzie there. i _ tonight. great, thank you. that is greg mckenzie there. hear himself, to be honest! lucy williamson is in paris for us ahead of tonight's game. what is the atmosphere like? getting a bit noisy here _ what is the atmosphere like? getting a bit noisy here as _ what is the atmosphere like? getting a bit noisy here as well. _ what is the atmosphere like? getting a bit noisy here as well. people - what is the atmosphere like? getting a bit noisy here as well. people are l a bit noisy here as well. people are starting to fill up the bars. this bar is expecting 300 people tonight and talking to a few of them who have overly gathered with their pints waiting for the match there is a loss of confidence that france will win of the legend also sales of respect for the england side too. that at a loss of confidence france will win. it is not going to be an easy match particularly given in an's strikers like harry kane so a little bit of nervousness around but not from the french president it would seem. looking at twitter, he is teasing his british co

in edinburgh and greg mckenzie in edinburgh and greg mckenzie in central london. time, i see you clutching your ear. i guess the volume has gone up. it is extremely nois here volume has gone up. it is extremely noisy here in — volume has gone up. it is extremely noisy here in edinburgh. _ volume has gone up. it is extremely noisy here in edinburgh. chantingl noisy here in edinburgh. chanting hea hon noisy here in edinburgh. chanting heavy hog many — noisy here in edinburgh. chanting heavy hog many from _ noisy here in edinburgh. chanting heavy hog many from edinburgh. l noisy here in edinburgh. chanting heavy hog many from edinburgh. i| heavy hog many from edinburgh. i think everyone is having fun. everyone has been at the straight party for a few hours and it's not the final countdown into 2023. this is the first hog many street party in edinburgh for three years because of the coronavirus pandemic. and not on the do we have the street party, but we are on princes street rape aside edinburgh castle. we have had some fireworks from up there already at nine o'clock

greg mckenzie live at the station in _ hour strikes.don. - prosecutors in greece have frozen the assets of a greek member of the european parliament, who's been arrested in belgium, accused of corruption. eva kaili, one of the parliament's vice—presidents, was reportedly caught with bags of cash at her home. investigators believe this was money she received from qatar, in return for supporting the country in debates at the parliament. qatar denies bribing meps. belgian prosecutors have charged four people and seized more than six—hundred— thousand dollars. the european parliament will tomorrow hold a meeting to discuss removing eva kaili from office. the european parliament is against corruption. and as she added during the weekend, as always and in this particular case too, we cannot comment on any ongoing investigations except to confirm that the european parliament has and will cooperate fully with all relevant enforcement and authorities. let's speak to suzanne lynch, chief brussels correspondent for the website politico — dot — eu

greg mckenzie is at boxpark in wembly for us...athering in central london to celebrate their team's win. let'sjoin nadine harrak — herfamily runs the dar marra kech restaurant. the is electric, i would imagine? —— the atmosphere is electric? yes. the is electric, iwould imagine? -- the atmosphere is electric?- the atmosphere is electric? yes, it has been here. _ the atmosphere is electric? yes, it has been here. we _ the atmosphere is electric? yes, it has been here. we have _ the atmosphere is electric? yes, it has been here. we have also - the atmosphere is electric? yes, it has been here. we have also got i the atmosphere is electric? yes, it i has been here. we have also got the england game so obviously we are supporting england as well but, yes, everyone was just absolutely went berserk about the win so we're super happy. berserk about the win so we're super ha - . �* , berserk about the win so we're super ha . . _ �* , , , , berserk about the win so we're super ha - . �* , , , , ., happy. and they expressed a preference — ha

greg mckenzie, bbc news.ice, who say they have arrested two men on the suspicion of the murder of cody fisher. in 22 a man was held at an address in birmingham city centrejust was held at an address in birmingham city centre just after midnight, while a second man aged 21 was arrested in london, and they are continuing to appealfor arrested in london, and they are continuing to appeal for information from the public. anyone who may have seen anything that happened on that night. —— a 22—year—old man was held at an address. sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's jane dougall. good morning. manchester united manager erik ten hag has said he wants to see improvements and specifically more goals, despite his side's 3—0 win on tuesday in the english premier league. marcus rashford scored the first against nottingham forest, then set up anthony martial, while fred got their third. however, united missed several chances to score more. it was their first match back in the premier league aft

greg mckenzie, bbc news. storms sweeping across north america. us officials are calling it the �*blizzard of the century', with an extra nine inches of snow expected during the day in new york state, where the city of buffalo has borne the brunt of the arctic conditions. the storm has affected a vast area, from canada in the north, down through the us, and reaching mexico. it's also causing travel chaos — with thousands of flights cancelled over the busy christmas break. live now to new york with cbs news correspondent jarred hill. what is the latest on the travel situation? , , , ., , , situation? this is still a pretty tricky situation _ situation? this is still a pretty tricky situation here. - situation? this is still a pretty tricky situation here. flight i tricky situation here. flight tracking website fly to where said southwest airlines in particular has cancelled about 62% of its flights today alone. there is still a significant number that were cancelled yesterday, the day before, even tomorrow. oth

greg mckenzie is at boxpark in wembley for us.e of their seats. they are indeed, it was eerily - edge of their seats. they are indeed, it was eerily quiet i edge of their seats. they are i indeed, it was eerily quiet when france scored that goal, i

greg mckenzie, bbc news.jane dougall. hello. good morning. we start with manchester united because the manager has said he wants to see improvements and specifically more goals. that is despite his side's 3-0 goals. that is despite his side's 3—0 win on tuesday in the premier league. marcus rashford scored the first against nottingham forest, then set up anthony martial and fred got there third. however united missed several chances to score more. it was their first match back in the premier league after the breakfor the world in the premier league after the break for the world cup. meanwhile, chelsea manager graham potter has said he has his fingers crossed after england defender reece james suffered another knee injury in their win over bournemouth on tuesday. james had to be taken off in the 53rd minute of their 2—0 premier league victory. it was his first game since returning from the knee injury which ruled him out of the world cup. later in the premier league, manchester city travel to leeds as they loo

greg mckenzie reporting from brixton academy, _ here.ce and 999 staff in england and wales. they are expected to strike again on the 28th of december. within the last few minutes, we have heard steve barclay has invited three unions talks to be held tomorrow afternoon. emergency cover on strike days will also be discussed but no mention of pay on the agenda. if you call for an ambulance on wednesday, it may not come. paramedics will respond to life—threatening conditions, but the walk—out by ambulance workers in england and wales will be the latest health service strike to impact patients. talks with the government are deadlocked. unions say ministers must move on pay. i can�*t even say how the talks have been going, because there haven�*t been any talks. and so i don�*t feel particularly optimistic. i am really sorry about it, because i think this government is in serious danger of putting the public at risk by not doing what they should be doing to try and resolve the dispute. this morning, ministers met in westminster to discuss plans

greg mckenzie is at mclean wembley for us. what is the atmosphere like? absolutely heaving!at the moment and really a crucial game for england tonight against formidable opponents france the world cup holders. we can bring in some of the fans now, a crucial game tonight as it has been for all the games but this were more important? yes. it has been for all the games but this were more important? yes, it is massive. this were more important? yes, it is massive- this _ this were more important? yes, it is massive. this is _ this were more important? yes, it is massive. this is the _ this were more important? yes, it is massive. this is the one _ this were more important? yes, it is massive. this is the one i _ this were more important? yes, it is massive. this is the one i reckon - massive. this is the one i reckon that— massive. this is the one i reckon that is_ massive. this is the one i reckon that is going to show we're going to id that is going to show we're going to go against — that is going to show we're going to go against morocco and the final. the winner— go against

greg mckenzie is at boxpark in wembley for us. england fans hanging on the edge of their seats. the? gregor, england fans hanging on the edge of their seats.— edge of their seats. they are indeed, it — edge of their seats. they are indeed, it was _ edge of their seats. they are indeed, it was eerily - edge of their seats. they are indeed, it was eerily quiet i edge of their seats. they are i indeed, it was eerily quiet when france scored that goal, i mean, this game was always going to be tougherfor england, this game was always going to be tougher for england, fans this game was always going to be tougherfor england, fans here are saying we are not writing them off, still have another have to go and it all could change. obviously, france are the world cup holders and were favourites to go on to potentially, having won it twice before, england only once back in 1966. let's bring some fans in. how are you feeling? yes! exciting! d0 some fans in. how are you feeling? yes! exciting!— some fans in. how are you feeling? yes! exciting!

singing greg mckenzie is at boxpark in wembly for us. the atmosphere there?r fans, they almost thought it may well have come home, unfortunately it wasn't to be, in a game of two halves, let's bring in some fans. are you feeling? i let's bring in some fans. are you feelin: ? . ., , _ feeling? i am happy with the results, feeling? i am happy with the results. i — feeling? i am happy with the results, i am _ feeling? i am happy with the results, i am so _ feeling? i am happy with the results, i am so sorry - feeling? i am happy with the results, i am so sorry to - feeling? i am happy with the| results, i am so sorry to say, feeling? i am happy with the - results, i am so sorry to say, but i was supporting france, so i am very happy— was supporting france, so i am very happy with— was supporting france, so i am very happy with the result. xliter? was supporting france, so i am very happy with the result.— happy with the result. very close came. happy with the result. very close name. a happy with the result. very close game- a game — happy with the result. very

greg mckenzie, bbc news. our reporter amy cole is in birmingham.keen to hear from anyone with any information? that's right, they are. this nightclub is still a crime scene with detectives working overnight as they try to establish exactly what happened and who was responsible for the appalling and callous murder of cody fisher. west midlands police say this was simply a young man enjoying himself with friends on a boxing day night out. they have been examining cctv and they say there were hundreds of people in the nightclub at that time. it has capacity for 3500 revellers and while they have spoken to a number of people already they are keen to hear from anyone who was there and to might have witnessed awful and what happened and questions will be asked about how tight security was that night. cody fisher was attending a special event featuring that techno dj marco carola. it had started at 3pm. police believe he was approached by a group while on the dance floor before being stabbed. it happened at a quarter to midnight so not long before it was

let's speak to our reporter greg mckenzie who's at the 02 academy in brixton.d people what has happened and what on earth we think the authorities went on here. pm earth we think the authorities went on here. �* .., . on here. an iconic venue here in brixton, on here. an iconic venue here in brixton. many — on here. an iconic venue here in brixton, many artists _ on here. an iconic venue here in brixton, many artists have - on here. an iconic venue here in - brixton, many artists have performed your over the centuries and iconic venue for south—west london but on thursday night more than 4000 people attended here to an event. we were estimating more than a thousand were outside, some had tickets and some were believed to have fake ticket and were unable to get into the premises. that caused a bit of a crush and unfortunately a number of people were injured on thursday night, three people in total. three young women. sadly two of those have now died. the latest being confirmed as gabrielle hutchinson, a 23—year—old who was actually working as a security guard on