what is distinctive about the harlequin?, comes in a few different colour forms, that can ladybird, comes in a few different colourforms, that can be ladybird, comes in a few different colour forms, that can be confusing. it comes in an orange and black sports, and also a black form with red sports. if you take a closer look, it has got slightly paler brown legs, so that is a good feature to take a look at, just behind the head it often has a white panel and on that is a black in the shape, solid shape that looks like a crown. we are seeing that as you are describing it. what is the explanation for this large number thatis explanation for this large number that is apparently seeking sanctuary at the same time? the harlequin is a new arrival to the uk, it has been here 1a years. 200a. it is native to asia, introduced in europe as a control agent had found itself to the uk in many different ways. we saw the number slowly built up in the early years come and it has spread at 100 kilometres per day in those first years. it has b

she starts with what makes the harlequin ladybird so distinctive. different colour forms. that can be confusing. orange and black spots and black with two or four red spots. it has got slightly pale brown legs and that is a really good feature to take a look at. and just behind the head, it often has a white panel and on that white panel isa white panel and on that white panel is a black m shape or solid shape that looks like a crown. the harlequin ladybird is a new arrival to the uk. it has been here about 1k yea rs. to the uk. it has been here about 1k years. it has been here since about 2004. it is a native to asia and found its way to the uk in many different ways. we saw the numbers slowly build up in those early years of its arrival. it spread at 100 kilometres per year in those first yea rs. kilometres per year in those first years. and now it is increasing in abundance in many areas, particularly the south—east of england. but this am summer has been really favourable. those lovely warm sunny days and lots of aphids around. it has had really

the harlequin is a new arrival, it has been here around 14 years. since 2004.and found its way to the uk and many different ways. we saw the number slowly build up in those early jazz in saw the number slowly build up in those earlyjazz in its arrival, its bed at 100 kilometres per year in those first years. it spread rapidly and now it is increasing in abundance in many areas, particularly in the south—east of england. this summer has been favourable for them, lovely warm sunny days and lots of aphids around. it has good condition to be able to get into high numbers and thatis able to get into high numbers and that is what we are seeing. it lasted coming to buildings for the winter. excuse me for sneezing, not caught by a ladybird. my floor manager was saying she has lots and house, they are clearly harmless, but for those uncomfortable with any infestation of insects, what is the best way of discouraging them? we asked people to report their sightings either online or through ourapp and that sightings either online or through our app and that is the first thi

we can speak now to the harlequins captain and a saracens player as well. moment! starting with you, poppy, saracens for the moment! starting with you, peppy, saracens came for the moment! starting with you, poppy, saracens came out on top in last year‘s final, unbeaten so far this season as well, how is the mood in the camp? mood is really good at the moment, really excited for the game at the weekend and to play at the stoop. we have had a challenging start to the season had a challenging start to the season and we‘ve been made to work for our results against ross wilson are specially and at wasps at the weekend. we‘re putting in good performances but we know we are not there we want to be right now and it is all about building, it‘s the start of the season, we just can‘t wait for the weekend. and rachel, harlequins have signed some great signings over the summer, since that last match, you must be feeling hopeful of revenge? yeah, we're excited about the return fixture, it was a long time ago and we are all excited to get back to the stoop and play at th

as the temperature cools, the harlequin hibernates for the winter, in buildings including homes.cientists say the ladybirds are mostly homes. scientists say the ladybirds a re mostly harmless homes. scientists say the ladybirds are mostly harmless and should be left alone if they are found in your house. i think they look rather lovely. but one of my colleagues was saying they are not so keen, especially when they spread their wings. hopefully if they are hibernating, they won't to too much of that. now, time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. hello, a foggy start for some this morning, and we had a wet start elsewhere. the best of today's weather will be across the north and the west of the uk, where there will be an abundance of sunshine. but across england and wales, we have got a slow—moving weather front sinking south, and the process will continue this afternoon, so we replace the fog with wet and windy weather, so it will feel significantly colder than yesterday. colder further north, significantly colder than yesterday. colderfurther north, but significantly c

as the temperature cools, the harlequin hibernates for the winter in buildings including homes.ur house. sotheby‘s auction house has admitted that it was banksyed after a stencil spray painting by the mysterious artist shredded itself after being sold for more than £1 million. the girl with balloon painting, which is one of banksy‘s most widely recognised works, was auctioned by sotheby‘s in london on friday. moments after going under the hammer, attendees were shocked to see the 2006 piece suddenly pass through a shredder hidden within the frame. banksy — whose true identity is unknown — posted a picture of the moment on instagram with the caption "going, going, gone..." now it's time for a look at the weather. it's a reversal tomorrow which will be good news for those in the channel islands. not a bad end to the day, plenty of sunshine but with clear skies in place, it will be a cold night tonight. the rain in east anglia and the southeast channel islands clears, turns cloudy towards scotla nd islands clears, turns cloudy towards scotland later on with outbreaks of rain but in

>> guest: main is interesting to watch, first time we included bruce harlequin on the list this cycle, district donald trump carried, it is ancestral he democratic, a lot of union membership, world working-class voters, running against a different candidate who is running the district, jared golden is a marine veteran, former aide to susan collins, assistant majority leader. what is interesting about this case is main is using frank joyce voting so whoever wins automatically has to get 50% of the votes. it is unlikely candidates will do that, there will be four candidates on the ballot so voters going to the booth and rank the choice and say yes, i would like harlequin first or jared golden first and if that person doesn't win they have to choose the second choice, the first place, the first choice voters are reallocated to the second-place finisher. this is an unknown, haven't seen is used before, this will help democrats, this is one of those districts where democrats need to make in roads with trump voters who lost their way with the democratic party in 2016. >> host: both have a m

and in the other cup games, went for gloucester, harlequins and northampton. the results on the screen. meanwhile in the proili, 31—3 away in italy. monster screen. meanwhile in the proili, 31—3 away in italy. monster kicked off at home to glasgow. cardiff blues away later on tonight. sloane stephens has reached the final of the wta finals in singapore after winning in the semifinals. it was an incredible comeback for the world number six. she lost eight games in a row. at the start of the match. but eventually cancer to win. —— eventually cancer to win. —— eventually cancer to win. —— eventually cancer to win. she goes through to be final where she will face it we necessarily enough. tomorrow. she became the first ukrainian woman to reach the finals. the match lasted two hours and 38 minutes. it was the longest of the tournament so far. and that is all the score for now. more in sports day at 6:30pm withjohn watson and me. but now it is pep guardiola: music and me. music. pep guardiola. hola, hello. thank you everyone forjoining us. this is going to be a litt

in the other cup games, there were wins for gloucester, harlequins and northampton.way in italy. munster beat glasgow 25—24. and cardiff blues are behind away at the cheetahs. it may be 10 months and 2a days to go until the start of the next rugby world cup but the stadium that will stage the final in yokohama welcomed australia and new zealand before they head off on their autumn international series. the all—blacks ran out 37—20 winners to complete a clean sweep of victories. beuden barrett scored 17—points including this second half try. both teams begin their autumn internationals in two weeks time — new zealand play england at twickenham while australia go to cardiff to take on wales. four—time olympic champion simone biles has made her return to competition after an 18 month break — and she looks in excellent form. she's looking to add to her 10 world golds, and tops the standings in qualification for tomorrow's finals at the world championships in doha. and this, 2a hours after a trip to hospital for treatment for kidney stones. it's being pretty crazy. i was

while harlequins against saracesn kicks off at 7:30 in the pro 1a, scarlets beat the ospreys 20—17.n for victory. elsewhere cardiff blues are 16—15 up against dragons. leinster lead munster by 17 points to 12 and benetton, southern kings kicks off at 7pm. there's a fascinating end to rugby league's super league season in store. we now know wigan and warrington will contest next weekend's grand final but who will be promoted from the championship to join super league's elite? tomorrow london broncos take on canadian side toronto wolfpack — in the million pound match and ahead of the game our correspondent dave woods spoke to wolfpack owner david argyle,who says they're ready tojoin the big boys. very excited this is a wonderful moment for the toronto wolfpack, when the broncos and all of rugby to be playing the million pound game here. it is wonderful. your only two yea rs here. it is wonderful. your only two years older than the —— as a cult. and now you are on the cusp is super league. his present how fast this game was what we have had great support for our players and coaches on

in the other cup games, there were wins for gloucester, harlequins and northampton. meanwhile...ardiff blues are behind away at the cheetahs. in gymnastics. four—time olympic champion simone biles has made her return to competition after an 18 month break — and she looks in excellent form. she's looking to add to her ten world golds, and tops the standings in qualification for tomorrow's finals at the world championships in doha. and this, 24 hours after a trip to hospital for treatment for kidney stones. it's being cryptic crazy. i was an er last night and came back early in the morning like that one. found out i had the morning like that one. found out ihada the morning like that one. found out i had a kidney stone so we're going from there. but the pain is pretty 0k right now. so that is good. from there. but the pain is pretty ok right now. so that is good. so we can expect to see you out there going for team usa? you don't want to let the team now, do you? know, of course not. team is number one tyrie. i thought she was super puma before but a performance like that after hav

while harlequins against saracesn kicks off at 7:30. side take early control. rhys patchell added a second around the hour mark and they held on for victory. elsewhere cardiff blues beat dragons by 23 points to 15. lei nster currently lead munster by 27 points to 20. and it is 21—0 between benetton and southern kings approaching half time. well england's female rugby team are at the dawn of a new era after receiving professional contracts last month. but the decision to accept them hasn't been as straight forward as some might think. the squad have been at a training camp ahead of their autumn fixtures. it's been stressful for them it's been stressfulfor them because they have the ambitions to be professional rugby players. and that is their dream professional rugby players. and that is theirdream and professional rugby players. and that is their dream and they have been holding out for that. i've been trying tojugglejobs holding out for that. i've been trying to juggle jobs with their current playing with the clubs and also i think peo

and in the other cup games, went for gloucester, harlequins and northampton. cardiff blues away later on tonight. sloane stephens has reached the final of the wta finals in singapore after winning in the semifinals. it was an incredible comeback for the world number six. she lost eight games in a row. at the start of the match. but eventually cancer to win. —— eventually cancer to win. —— eventually cancer to win. —— eventually cancer to win. she goes through to be final where she will face it we necessarily enough. tomorrow. she became the first ukrainian woman to reach the finals. the match lasted two hours and 38 minutes. it was the longest of the tournament so far. and that is all the score for now. more in

jillian: bruce harlequin joins us with the fight to keep his seat in deep blue new england.employment we have had in 40 or 50 years, 2.7% unemployment. more jobs, and if they don't like the job they have a have a better chance of getting jobs. they want the economy to go in this direction, not backwards. >> district 2 went to donald trump in 2016 because of jobs i assume. tell us what your platform is on jobs and the economy and how it is better than your opponent's. >> i work really hard to make sure we get the foundation in place for growing economy, and battle like heck when it comes to third trade deals. my opponent think they jack up taxes. and regulations in the additional. and 58 percentage points, that is a bad idea. >> what else needs to be done for the veterans of this country? >> we don't have a country who fought for us and an advocate, one of the things i have done in a bipartisan way is you can get your healthcare closer to home. if you live a 5 or 6 hour dr. away, they don't have to drive 5 or 6 hours in a snowstorm in february. to get closer to home. they pro

they're mostly harlequin ladybirds, a species that first arrived in in the uk in 200a.mmer could be behind the rise in numbers. it is not something i have noticed particularly but you can see the evidence. i did flicker ladybird off some the other day. did you know they are called a loveliness, did you see that tweet, a group of ladybirds is a loveliness. the time now is 7:10am. the president of the police agency partly tasked with finding people across international borders has gone missing. mung hoon—wae hasn't been seen since he travelled from interpol‘s headquarters in france to china a week ago. his wife reported him missing soon afterwards and french police have now opened an investigation into his disappearance. we're joined now by professor steve sang, from the china institute at the university of london. thank you very much for talking to us thank you very much for talking to us this morning. good morning to you. good morning. tell us about why oi’ you. good morning. tell us about why or how this man's disappearance has caught the attention now? well, i think i

they're mostly harlequin ladybirds, a species that first arrived in in the uk in 200a.rise in the numbers? experts say the hot summer could be behind the rise in numbers. this is what i have learnt this morning, charlie, a loveliness of ladybirds, that is the term. 0h, is that right? well it is, yes, loveliness. a robot in the shape of a cockroach is the first to be able to walk on the surface of water and walk on land. bug news this morning, isn't it? it weighs as much as a paperclip and can carry its own weight without sinking. the biggest challenge for this micro machine is getting out of the water. the force of the water's surface tension is twice the robot's weight and the hind legs encounter friction. the next challenge for researchers is to find a way for the robot to return to land without using a ramp. you know, baby steps, getting there. let's have a quick look through some of the front pages this morning. the first one you can see is the telegraph. a story a view of the papers is looking at this morning is gps, patients expected to see doctors in groups of up

president donald trump has declared a state of emergency now in far does governor says the harlequin could be one of the one in lou. and i me. now the storm is here it's not safe to travel across the panhandle if you are in a coastal area do not leave your house if you made the choice not to evacuate please find a place a shelter seek a place of refuge but if it is not safe to leave your home don't leave the worst thing you can do now is leave and put yourself and your family in danger again hurricane michael is forecast to be the most destructive storm to hit the florida panhandle in a century. joining me now live is markham hornsby he's an anchor with the local a.b.c. affiliate in tallahassee florida a welcome is going to be florida's governor rick scott warning there how upbeat the preparing for the storm's arrival i will i can tell you here in tallahassee i think we're good doing good in terms of preparation you go to the local gas stations there's actually gas i may go to the grocery stores pallets of water sitting around so it's not like i've been here in tallahassee for about

25-20 show as saracens beat harlequins 25—20 yesterday, billy vunipola stole the show because he admitted the video refs and the player will know whether it was over the line or not and they will see what happens and what they've been calling for is more player on a steep. billy went, no, that wasn't a dry. he got a try in the second half anyway. this is my favourite story in the telegraph this morning. the fia world rally championship, elite drivers can drive side—by—side with amateurs. the telegraph have sent a journalist to do this and he says it's like being on a rollercoaster when you're about to vomit. i would be the worst... could you imagine being in the passenger seat in a rally car like that? having to look down... i think he was actually sick. when you're in the passenger seat, are you also helping with the driving? you can't close your eyes. i have to drive everywhere, on a quiet road i get sick! it is my worst ever nightmare assignment. something about royal bank of scotla nd something about royal bank of scotland as well? this is interesting, from root to to royal bank of sc

the harlequins back row has a knee injury. the number eight position is a real headache.an hughes is likely to be suspended. after that unbeatable start to eddiejones‘ reign, they've lost more than they've won this year, and these tests next month could be a really chastening experience for england. they won't get a chance to test themselves against sides of this calibre until they face some of them at the world cup. we will see what squad jones names tomorrow. that is all the sport for now, back with the headlines later. good morning. i'm actually at the back of our studio right now. because i want to walk into the studio from this point in order to demonstrate to you what walking 20 metres is like, to see how far it is. that is because the 20 metre test is one of the tests that determines the level of personal independence payment, or pip, you get if you are disabled. campaigners with ms are going to protest outside parliament today over claims that more than 9000 have been left trapped in their homes, effectively because they do not qualify for the higher level of the