the boy, who police believe was 15, was found injured in hackney last night.n since the start of this year. plans to make it harder to prosecute police drivers involved in crashes have been confirmed by the government. the home office says officers should have greater confidence when pursuing gangs on mopeds. the new rules would take into account the training police drivers receive, rather than subjecting them to the same scrutiny as members of the public. it has been claimed that some runners in the london marathon last sunday were called fat and slow by contractors and volunteer marshals. an official pacer has told the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme that one woman received chemical burns from the clean—up operation that began before they had reached the finishing line. the marathon organisers have said they were very sorry to hear the complaints and are investigating. voters in some parts of england will head to the polls in local elections today. polling stations open from 7:00am this morning until 10:00pm this evening. there will also be elections for

a teenager has died after a stabbing in hackney in east london.at the scene. a second boy was also injured in the attack. no arrests have been made and the metropolitan police put an order in place, allowing them to stop and search anyone in the borough of hackney. voting is taking place today in local elections across england and northern ireland to decide who‘ll run services such as housing, school admissions and rubbish collections. this there will also be elections for six directly—elected mayors. there are no local elections this year in wales or scotland. the first results are expected in the early hours of tomorrow. as expected, the bank of england has kept interest rates on hold at 0.75%. uncertainty over brexit has been one reason why the bank of england has been reluctant to raise interest rates. the bank has however upped its growth forecast for this yearfrom 1.2% to 1.5% in part because the outlook for the global economy is a bit brighter. a woman who caught hiv through her haemophiliac husband has told the infected blood inquiry docto

. >> i'm brian hackney. we begin with breaking news out of alameda county. an amber alert for sierra mccroy. she was abducted in oakland. in the vehicle when the car was stolen. she is believed to be wearing a pink hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans. 35 pounds, three feet tall, black hair and brown eyes. that's the california license plate. agiy743. if you see the vehicle, call 911. >>> a new study named san mateo county as one of most vulnerable to measles exposure. 764 cases have been reported in the united states. nine cases in the bay area. andrea nakano joins us from sfo with more. >> reporter: the reason san mateo county ranks so high is because of this. the san francisco international airport. a lot of the cases in california have affected an international traveler or someone that has come in contact with a person that has traveled abroad. california has seen the highest number of measles cases since 1993 according to the journal lancet. most of the cases have been found in the bay area. >> it is something that was ancient historit made a comeback. >> i

i'm brian hackney. >> i'm juliette goodrich. windshield wipers were getting a workout as drivers navigated around slick roads. in contra costa county you can see raindrops blurring our camera. no rain at the moment but it's on the way and brian is tracking it. >> low pressure is spinning off of northern california, sending a fairly robust coal fund front through the area. for the rest of it, it will stay that way through tomorrow. latest on the hi-def doppler shows wave after wave of rain coming in. looks like it's letting up and then it's not. in the north bay, pretty good showers from santa rosa. right on the peninsula, south san francisco. in the east bay, a bit of a break depending on where you are. east of walnut creek. it's still a little bit wet. in the south bay, few tenths of an inch but that's been it. rain will turn to showers overnight tonight. tomorrow morning will still be wet. rain will ease up by monday. next week looks mostly dry with a caveat. i hate those caveats. we'll cover it when we do the forecast in a fe

. >> i'm brian hackney. >>> we begin with the father who falsely reported his toddler missing in order to get his stolen car back faster. this just in, oakland police named 23-year-old michael james kelly as the suspect who stole and crashed this mercedes into an el cerrito bus stop. they've also identified 26-year- old edrick mckroy, the father, they say lied about his daughter being abducted. the crash happened about 3 1/2 hours after the car was stolen in east oakland. kpix5's betty yu with the new surveillance video that shows where this wild story began. >> reporter: this is where the drama began. the car owner and father had only been inside this east oakland liquor store on international for a few moments. new surveillance video shows what happened next. silver mercedes was parked in a driveway just outside the store. a man with a dark red hooded sweatshirt casually walks around the back of it, hops in and drives off. a second surveillance camera from the store shows the car thief driving off and a few seconds later the car's owner running after it. he runs through oncoming traf

hi i'm now at hackney coming to you from lagos nigeria and will be looking for more green ideas this week so let's have a look at what we've prepared for you in this edition of eco africa. we will be hunting down the sick with primate business and may see you have done as well even in dry soil. and what should gonna do with the waste from your private hunter printer in our ground has come up with an eco friendly idea. we start the show with africa's highest mountain range they are glaciers on the slopes of the runs over the mountains in uganda where global warming is threatening the future of the unesco world heritage site now and the district of casa said wants to do something about it by shifting to a 100 percent renewable energy our reporter visited the region to find out more about the ambitious plan. for. the their family does not have any electric night just a passing lamp and the scientists see in the long dark nights. the family's income would a village in southwestern uganda the main source of income is farming. to get better and feel when i need power i send a child to gets

who made sure labour topped the poll in hackney but overall, they were indeed a very disappointing setnse out of them for a few months. we think it‘s important to foreground the people‘s vote. jeremy corbyn wrote to labour mps yesterday and said he was willing and this was a new position, to support a public vote on any deal. is that clear, what is a public vote, does it mean a referendum or does it mean a general election and when he says on any deal what does that mean, there is a deal with brussels at the moment, it‘s just not one that parliament backed. ideally we would want a general election, that‘s always been our position and it remains our position but as the clock ticks down, if we‘re not going to have a general election we would support a people‘s vote and let me just say this. there is no inherent contradiction between respecting the result of the referendum and having a people‘s vote. not least because it‘s still not sure how a people‘s vote would pan out, i have always argued that it‘s perfectly possible that leave would win again but we are supporting a people‘s vote str

good evening i'm brian hackney. badly needed affordable housing the bay area.lliance. we explain how it works with devin fehely. >> reporter: several state lawmakers say the affordable housing crisis has become so severe a solution allowing every committee, city, and county to decide what they want to do to tackle the problem just will not work anymore. >> is a region the bay area has been at the epicenter of the housing crisis. >> reporter: the state representative would create a mutual housing alliance with the most suited housing crisis in the regions history. >> we are proposing is a body with a regional strategy, regional coronation, planning for us as a region and where we are going to report and also to figure out how we fund the report. >> reporter: the housing alliance would have the power to put taxing creek increases but cannot overwrite it

a 15—year—old boy has been stabbed to death in hackney east london.doctors persuaded her husband to take contaminated medicines. clair walton‘s husband, bryan, was given a medicine called factor 8 in the 1970s and ‘80s to help his blood to clot, but says medical staff knew it could carry diseases, such as hiv and hepatitis. clair walton is one of the many victims of the contaminated blood scandal who have been giving their testimonies. he was told there was a shortage of factor eight, the old stock, and that they were keeping the good stuff for the little boys. the boys that hadn‘t been given... hadn‘t received hiv. brian accepted that. he accepted it and that is a murk of a man he was, that he was put under that emotional blackmail, and continued to take what potentially was old stock of infected blood products. voters are going to the polls as local elections take place in some parts of england today. polling stations are open until ten o‘clock this evening. there‘s also elections for six directly elected mayors, and for 11 northern ireland council

valley no longer controls all the funding we're currently backed by by nantz which did get the big hackneyed up there privacy and security obviously and what we're seeing. as all these companies and venture capital firms and stuff from overseas or the ones who are like really interested in upping the game on privacy particularly privacy for crypto currency so for me it's like you know silicon valley is over it's game over for them they built google they built facebook there's no more innovation and we need to go big and talk to people all over the world who are involved in crypto currency and who just want privacy for whatever reason they do and get them to store pile in and support these projects we only have a little bit of time before the next big financial crisis and when that happens going to be too late to build the kinds of privacy and hansen technologies the kinds of freedom and handsome technologies that we need right well certainly my man says deep pockets a lot of these exchanges do have deep pockets so i think you're going to be ok in the funding side so if someone wants to acces

. >> and i'm brian hackney. >>> we have video of thick black smoke pouring out of the building near templeton people were displaced. katie nielsen is there. katie, was anybody hurt in the fire? >> reporter: brian, not that we know of right now. firefighters still here on scene. they are trying to figure out what is going on, but initial reports are that everyone made it out safely and no firefighters were hurt as they were trying to put this fire out. now, we want to actually show you where this fire started. it was near the back of this apartment building here on mission street in daly city. you can see one of the firefighters there near the roof and also you can see some of the burn marks on that window near the roof of the apartment building. the first calls came in to 911 around 4:15 this afternoon, and firefighters got on scene and there was thick black smoke pouring out of the back of the building and flames shooting up from the roof. according to the people who live here, there are three apame

mostly as a delivery apparatus for hackneyed punchlines and mawkish sentimentality, but still. and we will do our part to honor his legacy. -hey, who's jerb? -what? jerb? why does it say "jerb kazzaz?" your e-mail said "jerb." i forwarded it to the plaque guy. -is it not--? -no, obviously that was a typo. why would i want to dedicate the orphanage to the memory of jerb kazzaz? kind of sounds like something you'd get at a mediterranean restaurant, but wouldn't finish. and the waiter would say, "you want me to box up this jerb kazzaz for you?" and you'd say, "no." really? we spent a lot of money on this plaque, you know? -and on the t-shirts. -jerb's kids? no, there's no jerb. it's herb. t-shirt's say jerb so i'm going by the t-shirts. (groans) you know, herb would probably think that this is pretty funny that you couldn't even get this right. yeah. he would. so in a way... yeah. you wanna get some mediterranean food? you read my mind. (panting) oh, god. lungs on fire. (groaning) ow. crap, i hate this. running is terrible. everything is the worst. (continues panting) oh, my god.

it's been part of my life since i was five years old, watching my dad over the hackney marshes.get a few football dreams. you know, i think i'm still running across the park. it's a grieving process, like any loss. i gave up 17 years ago. i did choose to retire, which is very rare in our game. people go on maybe too long. do you have to say to yourself, as a footballer, i need to come to terms with the fact that the best years of my life, the biggest buzzes, the most adrenaline, the most glory and excitement i am ever going to have are between the ages of 18 and 33 and i will never live that best life again? do you have to say that yourself? i have got acceptance today. the average career is only 5—6 years, pfa figures. it's not the 18—33. 99% dropout at 21. every boy that's signed at 16. 90% of epl clubs, 99 now it's gone up, dropout of the system by 21. there's this huge fallout. some of them never have careers. i was lucky enough that i did everything that i wanted to do. i got six years sober, two doubles when i was sober. it was easy, game, physically, mentally, emotionally

in a response the primus to use the hackneyed phrase about string work, is likely to be poverty. that isn't an answer, mister speaker. it is a misleading statistic. it is and to guarantee of living in poverty because of low pay. what a fully one parent is working, and universal credit is working in my constituents, up and down the country. i believe that true business, she doesn't care. >> the reference i made, the impact of children living in a household on poverty. what is also the case, receiving fool benefit they are entitled for being introduced. in the household having access to more funding as a result of universal credit. universal credit is ensuring people not only get encouraged in the workplace, to keep more of the money they earn. this is in direct contrast to legacy system for labor, over 1 million people, 1.4 million people were left on benefits. >> in -- just been charged with murder in northern ireland. you have what is happening, directly in contradiction to what the primus or promised, could she say that is what she has done by what she is doing to end this proc

which is why eileen set up a reclaim the menopause support group right here in hackney.ng backwards and forwards to their gp several times. an absolute lack of knowledge. and the guidelines have been there for, what? four years. yes. good enough? not good enough. those guidelines were published for the very first time by the national institute of health and care excellence in 2015. four years on, the voice of gps admits it's still a work in progress out there. so, until now, the evidence has been contradictory and confusing, and there have been lots of myths, so it's been quite hard for health care professionals to know exactly how to manage women with menopausal symptoms. but now we've got good, clear evidence. the nice guidelines have been in place since 2015. it's still not filtering through, though, is it? it is, gradually. across london, the next generation of gps are having extra menopause training. they've all elected to be here. none of this is compulsory. what we, the british menopause society, aspire to is that every gp practice has somebody with a special inte

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she praised the rhetorical skill of the universalist features in london's hackney street and when abigail found that parachute like she stuck with it making a six-mile carriage drive each sunday on muddy roads. she told her friends. abigail brought thomas jefferson to hear a song at the grand cathedral of notre dame in paris once inside she marveled at the gothic arches. surprised to find french churches open all-day abigail returned again and again polishing her criticism of catholicism sensory impact. .. of westminster abbey. when it came to that part of holly leo, the whole assembly rose and every present under percent uncovered abigail wrote inhabitant of earth, i was one continued shutter from the beginning to the end of the performance. at the home in london she stopped at the dinner table when nonconformance administered like richard price. whether it was preachers, bible guests, it was abigail who tended closely to the family spate and in doing so abigail showed how elite american women refashion sensibilities and juggled beauties of a christian family on the go. overall, abigail

you grew up in hackney. i was born in stoke newington.lled new ross. and then plan b helped you and brought you to london. could you have made it in county wexford without coming to london? at the time, for me, i was doing irish hip—hop at the time andi was doing irish hip—hop at the time and i was producing a lot. for me, i felt there was a ceiling on ireland at the time. i met plan b when i was 15, i was supporting him at the time. i met plan b when i was 15, iwas supporting him in at the time. i met plan b when i was 15, i was supporting him in dublin. icame 15, i was supporting him in dublin. i came over to london and he helped me out, gave me studio time and a place to stay and advice. just last night, i went to an irish hip—hop gig in london. a young group called canon! soft boy records, they are a great collective from an area in dublin —— called soft boy records. it isa dublin —— called soft boy records. it is a really good time for irish music. maybe because it has been accepted a bit more internationally. especially in the irish

the boy was found with fatal injuries in hackney last night.ut a section order in place allowing officers to stop and search anyone on the street. a star of line of duty whose great grandmother that the manager says she wants the government to put more money into finding a cure. in a programme going out this evening, she forms a choir, it is the music can lessen the symptoms of aggression and agitation. the government need to ta ke agitation. the government need to take it seriously. it is like a cancer. it is getting to the point where people are getting diagnosed younger, we need more research, funding, people taking it into the extreme of cancer research. it is not there yet. new photographs of princess charlotte have been released to mark her fourth birthday. the pictures we re her fourth birthday. the pictures were taken by her mother, the duchess of cambridge, and that is the latest news. back to you, victoria. more from vicky mcclure in the second half of the programme. turn down your central heating to 19 degrees, eat less red meat, dit

i guess that's become a hackneyed expression. it happens every day. but to make it easier for payday lenders to get blood out of a stone is really disgraceful. can you work with the banks? maybe, but i have my doubts. look, this is what i believe and i think many americans agree, whether it is wall street, whether it is the pharmaceutical industry where the top ten companies made 69 billion in profits last year while charging us the highest prices in the world. whether it is the insurance companies who are going to end up spending 100 millions of dollars trying to defeat medicare for all. whether it is the fossil fuel industry that's destroying the planet and lying about it. we are taking on an incredible amount of corporate greed, unlimited amounts of money, lobbying power, campaign contributions. what the american people really have got to do -- this is not rhetoric. this is reality. they have to stand up and say enough is enough. we need an economy that works for all people, not just the people on top. >> senator, we just talked to congressman molt

tashaun aird was stabbed to death in hackney, in east london, on the 1st of may. family said: "tashaun was family—orientated" and "we loved him dearly". the former england football captain, david beckham, has been banned from driving for six months — for using his mobile phone at the wheel. he pleaded guilty to using the device while driving his bentley, in central london, on 21st november last year, and was given six points on his licence — leading to his disqualification, as he already had 6 points. jeremy corbyn, says the prime minister has yet to make what he called — "a big offer" in cross—party brexit talks — aimed at ending the brexit deadlock. the labour leader said negotiations were difficult — because the government was in disarray. launching the party‘s european election campaign, mr corbyn said labour was more interested in uniting people, than labelling them remainers or leavers. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, has more. brexit is a long and strange journey. labour in kent today to launch a campaign for european elections that were never meant

which is why eileen set up a reclaim the menopause support group right here in hackney.ve been there for, what? four years. good enough? not good enough. those guidelines were published for the very first time by the national institute for health and care excellence in 2015. four years on, the voice of gps admits it's a work in progress out there. so until now, the evidence has been contradictory and confusing. there have been lots of myths. so it's been quite hard for health care professionals to know exactly how to manage women with menopausal symptoms. but now we've got good, clear evidence. the nice guidelines have been in place since 2015. it's still not filtering through, though, is it? it is — gradually. across london, the next generation of gps are having extra menopause training. they've all elected to be here. none of this is compulsory. what we, the british menopause society aspire to is that every gp practice has somebody with a special interest. it might not be a gp, actually, it might be a nurse practitioner. that's the aspiration. right now, a campaign to

the boy, who police believe was 15, was found injured in hackney last night.to death in london since the start of this year. plans to make it harder to prosecute police drivers involved in crashes have been confirmed by the government. the home office says officers should have greater confidence when pursuing gangs on mopeds. the new rules would take into account the training police drivers receive, rather than subjecting them to the same scrutiny as members of the public. voting is taking place for english local elections today, with polling stations open from 7am this morning until 10pm this evening. there will also be elections for six directly—elected mayors and for ii northern ireland council areas. will batchelor reports. from bin collections to housing, school admissions to road repairs, councils run a huge range of services, depending on their size and shape. local elections take place in four—year cycles and, today, voters in 248 english councils will go to the polls. there are almost 8,500 seats up for grabs. the vast majority were last contested in

we represent some of the strongest pro remaining macro areas like my own constituency of hackney norths. what we are seeking to do as areas. what we are seeking to do as a particle and it's easy for some people to cheer, we want to hold the country together —— to jeer. people to cheer, we want to hold the country together —— tojeer. when this pressing debate is over there isa this pressing debate is over there is a country to bring together and i'm concerned that theresa may may never mention the 48% people that voted to remain and equally the lib dems never mention the 52% that voted to leave and why they wanted to leave. what we have sought to do, and it is difficult and you get jeered byjournalist but we try to the country together. notjust not just journalists, notjustjournalists, you have collea g u es notjustjournalists, you have colleagues who question the approach. that is the issue.|j colleagues who question the approach. that is the issue. i am sorry that some colleagues don't understand our position but we have set it out over and over and it reflects the position of the par

which is why eileen set up a reclaim the menopause group in hackney.ey were going backwards and forwards to the gp several times. and the guidelines have been there for four years. good enough? not good enough. those guidelines were published by the national institute for healthcare excellence in 2015. four years on, the voice of gps admits it is a work in progress out there. until now, the evidence has been contradictory and confusing. there have been lots of minutes. it has been other healthcare to know exactly how to manage women with menopausal symptoms. now we have good clear evidence. the guidelines have been in place since 2015. it is still not filtering through though, is it because it is, gradually. across london, the next generation of gps are having extra menopause training. they have all elected to be here. none of this is compulsory. the british menopause society aspire that every gp practice as someone with a special interest. it may not bea gp, with a special interest. it may not be a gp, it may be a nurse practitioner. that is the aspir

in hackney some schools close roads during drop off and pick up times which has seen a rise 12% risech began back in 2012. it now has a brand new concourse. 0ther royal institute of british architect regional award winners include the television centre in white city and the battersea arts centre. let's take a look at the travel situation now. turning to the roads and the m25 is closed clockwise atjunction 5 for the m26 — that's after a fuel tanker caught fire. all traffic is being sent on to the a21. so queues are building. in little venice: warwick avenue remains closed following a stabbing on sunday. finally in mitcham: bishopsford road is closed for roadworks. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's a lovely bright start out there this morning, just a little bit of mistiness to contend with but that will live fairly quickly to a largely dry day with plenty of sunshine. now, the wind remains light today, basically a little bit of fair weather cloud bubbling up through the afternoon. i say largely dry, we're at risk of a shower but to be honest, it looks like most pla

a 15—year—old boy has died after a stabbing in hackney in east london. paramedics and an air ambulance arrived but died at the scene. a second boy, aged 16, was also injured in the attack. no arrests have been made and the metropolitan police put an order in place, allowing them to stop and search anyone in the borough of hackney. voting is taking place in local elections across england and northern ireland to decide who'll run services such as housing, school admissions and rubbish collections. there will also be elections for six directly—elected mayors. there are no local elections this year in wales or scotland. the first results are expected in the early hours of tomorrow. full coverage here on bbc news. a by—election will be held in peterborough on 6thjune to find a replacement for the mp fiona onasa nya. the 35—year—old solicitor became the first mp to lose her seat through a recall petition. more than a quarter of peterborough‘s registered voters signed a petition to remove ms onasanya after her conviction for perverting the course ofjustice by l

if you look at paragraph 4, the one that distinguishes between collusion and conspiracy, it is so hackneyednd redundant and obviously in another person's voice. anyone in the democratic party listen right now -- listening right now, check out page 2, paragraph 4 and you will see, if you question mueller, because he will be before the house eventually. host: you said page 2, paragraph 4 of the letter -- caller: the mueller report. host: the mueller report. caller: the mueller report so-called. if you look at that paragraph, it is obvious to me -- i was a law school at some point, it is obvious to me. there is even a sentence fragment at the end. does not speak in sentence fragment. him dance around yesterday, giving this guy prays for pretending like he doesn't understand the law. tot: i want to move on susan. what did you think of the attorney general handling this? caller: thank you for taking my call. i think what i saw yesterday was disgusting. he is nothing more than a lackey for donald trump. he is not sticking up to his oath of office he took. and why these other people who serve him

in her response, she is the hackneyed phrase, in families where both pa rents a re phrase, in familiesple up and down the country. i believe the truth is she does not care. prime minister. i thank him but the reference i made to the number of children impacted in a household where both parents are working is correct, that is a fact. what is also the case is that there are more people now receiving the full benefits which they are entitled as a result of universal credit being introduced. we see disabled people in the household having access to more funding as a result of universal credit and universal credit is ensuring that people are not only getting encouraged into the workplace but once they are there, they can keep more of the money they earn. this is in direct contrast to a legacy system from labour which meant that 1.4 million people were left on benefits for nearly a decade. thank you, mr speaker. i received a telephone call this week from constituents. he lives near plymouth and has been charged with attempted murderfor anna plymouth and has been charged with attempted murder

which is why eileen set up a reclaim the menopause support group right here in hackney.of knowledge. and the guidelines have been there for, what? four years. yes. good enough? not good enough. those guidelines were published for the very first time by the national institute for health and care excellence in 2015. four years on, the voice of gps admits it‘s a work in progress out there. so until now, the evidence has been contradictory and confusing. there have been lots of myths. so it‘s been quite hard for health care professionals to know exactly how to manage women with menopausal symptoms. but now we‘ve got good, clear evidence. the nice guidelines have been in place since 2015. it‘s still not filtering through, though, is it? it is — gradually. across london, the next generation of gps are having extra menopause training. they‘ve all elected to be here. none of this is compulsory. what we, the british menopause society aspire to is that every gp practice has somebody with a special interest. it might not be a gp, actually, it might be a nurse practitioner. that‘s t

in hackney wick, traffic on the a12 is slow southbound into wick rd following a breakdown, with delays also be lots of dry weather too but always plenty of cloud and in fact, we're starting off the day with a bit of mist and fog out towards western home counties in particular. the showers will get going as we head through the morning, some of them on the heavy side, merging together to form what will feel like longer spells of rain at times and top temperatures will get to between 12 and 15 degrees celsius. now, through this evening and overnight, again, the showers likely to rumble on for a while. we will see them fade away into tomorrow morning, lots of clear skies developing. overnight lows between 6 and 8 degrees celsius. expect to see more scattered showers around again tomorrow, they could be very slow—moving with much lighter winds tomorrow and also some sunny spells, sunny spells again on saturday maybe one or two showers but generally turning drier and warmer as we head through the weekend and into next week. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hou