helena wilkinson, lovely couege here.inson, lovely college has let me know that she has got a college has let me know that she has gota sir college has let me know that she has got a sir terence conran colander. sue has put a load of photos of half the contents of her house with the looks of things that all came from sir terence conran crockery and cutlery and even assigned a cookery book. antoni has a mesh chairfrom the 80s which is likeable but he meant to say uncomfortable. —— collectible which is collectible. the point is this is a man who made such an impression on how we look at design in this country. yes, his theory was that good design improves theory was that good design improves the quality of people's lives, but it does. it makes you feel great about your surroundings. it stops things being utilitarian. it gives you pleasure. ithink things being utilitarian. it gives you pleasure. i think also in particular about restaurants because in the old days, if you wanted a treat, you had to go to the tutor road injury

helena wilkinson, bbc news.n gloucestershire after a serious collision involving several vehicles. police were called at about 5.30 this morning following reports of a ford fiesta leaving the northbound carriageway between junctions 9 and ii. police said as a lorry parked behind the fiesta to offer help, a second lorry crashed into the back of it. highways england have reported a vehicle on fire but have yet to disclose injuries or casualties. economists say that the growing number of local lockdowns could lead to an increase in job losses and a collapse in consumer confidence. this week it was announced that households in birmingham will no longer be able socialise. and in bolton, bars and restaurants have had to close except for takeaways. our business correspondent katie prescott reports. a sign of the times in bolton town centre. pubs and bars closed for the second time for the local lockdown. this publican in bolton has re—furloughed all of his staff except the chef and is turning to takeaways, to keep the

helena wilkinson, bbc news.iffe, the british—iranian woman jailed for spying in iran, has not been taken to court to face new charges, as she'd been expecting. her husband says she was instead told that she d be brought into the prosecutors office in tehran for a discussion. mrs zaghari—ratcliffe was told last week that she was facing a new charge. the foreign office said it welcomed the deferral of the hearing and has urged iran to make her release permanent. whiteman economists say lockdown could lead tojob whiteman economists say lockdown could lead to job losses and economic consequences. in bolton, bars and economic consequences. in bolton, bars a nd restau ra nts economic consequences. in bolton, bars and restaurants have had a close except for takeaways. our business correspondent, katie prescott, has this report. a sign of the times in bolton town centre. pubs and bars closed for the second time for the local lockdown. this publican in bolton has re—furloughed all of his staff except for the chef and is

helena wilkinson, bbc news. from san francisco, not like you can see much, like much of the three states affected, california and as helen was saying in her report, showing from the satellite images, really, really heavy smoke and fog created by that, you can see visibility must be terrible for that small number of drivers who are going across, it's up drivers who are going across, it's upjust after drivers who are going across, it's up just after 8am on a sunday morning there. traffic would not be as heavy but a lot of people have left the city because of the risk from the fires. we know that a democratic governor of california has seized on this to argue very strongly that the president is making a mistake in dismissing man—made climate change and of course it is going to get caught up in the politics of the presidential election but for people who are kind about the sharp end of it that innocenceis about the sharp end of it that innocence is almost academic, they are living with the consequences of fires. and

helena wilkinson, bbc news.the british—iranian woman jailed for spying in iran, has not been taken to court to face new charges, as she'd been expecting. her husband says she was instead told that she'd be brought into the prosecutor's office in tehran for a discussion. mrs zaghari—ratcliffe was told last week that she was facing a new charge. the foreign office said it welcomed the deferral of the hearing and has urged iran to make her release permanent. a stretch of the ms has been closed in gloucestershire after a serious collision involving several vehicles. police were called at about 5.30 this morning following reports of a ford fiesta leaving the northbound carriageway between junctions 9 and 11. police said as a lorry parked behind the fiesta to offer help, a second lorry crashed into the back of it. highways england have reported a vehicle on fire but have yet to disclose injuries or casualties. economists say that the growing number of local lockdowns could lead to an increase in job losses and a colla

helena wilkinson is in leicester square. and is a london lockdown now on the cards?out the increase in the rate of transmission of the virus. if you look at other towns and cities, as we have heard, some who have been on the watchlist have gone on to face further restrictions. it is not inevitable, though, of course some have come off that list, but we understand that london is going on as an area of concern. what that means practically is that it will be much more carefully monitored and testing will be increased in areas where the rates are high. but we have heard from the mayor of london sadiq khan, who is calling for further restrictions, and he has also just further restrictions, and he has alsojust said further restrictions, and he has also just said that london is at a tipping point. and tonight, sophie, in the heart of the west end in london people out on a friday night, the first friday since the 10pm cu rfew the first friday since the 10pm curfew on bars, restaurants and pubs, people no doubt wondering whether london is going to be next to face local restri

dozens of people are missing and tens of thousands have been forced to flee their homes, as helena wilkinsonoh, my god. in oregon and california, this is what some have had to escape from. more than a dozen fires are still raging across the state. from up high, the devastation is stark. thousands of homes in oregon now reduced to charred ruins. 0n the ground, search and rescue crews look for dozens who are missing. for the tens of thousands who have been forced to flee their homes, they have no idea of when they'll be able to return, or what they will find. if we have to rebuild, we have to rebuild. if we don't have to rebuild, we still have so much clean—up to do because of the ash because, when we left, like i said, the last time we pulled out, there was almost two inches. satellite images from this week show thick plumes of smoke over the west coast of america. nasser said the view had been unusual and grim. the smoke pollution from the wildfires has left portland barely visible. meteorologists say 0regon‘s largest city has been left with the worst air quality in the world. on monday, pre

helena, thank you very much, helena wilkinson in central london.eople with us, up by about 60% for the incidents. and if you look more over the longer term, those figures are doubling, not quite every week, but not far off. we can‘t tell you exactly whether it is every eight days or every nine days that it is doubling, this is a survey, it is only capturing a subset of the population. and it goes in, you know, it swabs people at random, so we can‘t get that precise, but what we can say is that this is picking up many of the infections that the testing system is missing, about three times as many. and also, we can start to get a picture across the uk. it is very different if you go to the north west or yorkshire or the humber where the figures are highest and rising compared to the south east or the south west. and also that long picture we have been hearing about age, young people are more likely to have coronavirus at the moment, but the gap between the very oldest and the very youngest does look like it is starting to narrow. so slight difference