john maguire reports.n is an assault on the senses. but what if, as you try to navigate your way around the platforms, the passengers and the people, you can hear everything, but see nothing? so if we start walking forward now, we're walking past the gate line. i'm trying to knock somebody over. sorry, apologies. we're going against the flow, as well, aren't we? we're against the flow of people coming off the train. oh, there's a wonderful fur coat there that i've just brushed against it. oh, there's a post there. i think we go right round the post. so, to help people with impaired or no vision... we're coming up to the door. there's a sound of the echo. ..network rail has teamed up with the bristol sight loss council to create an audio guide, an audio map of bristol temple meads, available on a smartphone. 'the ticket barriers - are white and grey branded. |'the left hand side of the ticketj gate is for entering the station, 'and the right hand side i is for exiting, so keep left 'as you go towards them.�

john maguire, bbc news, plymouth.iff will speak to the faithful who will be gathered below the balcony on this, the tenth year of his papacy. and after this evening's mass, tomorrow it will be the christmas day blessing urbi et 0rbi around noon. that's the scene in rome tonight. hello there. the weather is going to stay mild through the rest of today, tonight and for christmas day as well for most, although it is going to stay pretty cloudy. now, earlier on this morning, claire spotted some of these wave clare spotted some of these wave clouds over the skies in cumbria. they�* re kelvin—helmholtz clouds. satellite picture picks up the extensive cloud that we have across the country, thickest of which is across the north west. that's where we're seeing some fairly heavy bursts of rain working in at the moment. but the winds are coming in from a south westerly direction, pumping this mild flow of air across pretty much all of the uk. now we do have rain around. the rain is turning quite heavy at the moment in northern i

john maguire reports.ark smashed the world record for the fastest one kilometre swim in open water by a triple amputee. that kilometre swim in open water by a triple amputee-— kilometre swim in open water by a triple amputee. that is the warm-up one! 35 triple amputee. that is the warm-up gone! 35 minutes, _ triple amputee. that is the warm-up gone! 35 minutes, the _ triple amputee. that is the warm-up gone! 35 minutes, the world - triple amputee. that is the warm-up gone! 35 minutes, the world record. gone! 35 minutes, the world record stands at an _ gone! 35 minutes, the world record stands at an hour. _ gone! 35 minutes, the world record stands at an hour. you _ gone! 35 minutes, the world record stands at an hour. you have - gone! 35 minutes, the world record l stands at an hour. you have smashed it, you _ stands at an hour. you have smashed it. you have _ stands at an hour. you have smashed it. you have done _ stands at an hour. you have smashed it, you have done whatever— stands at an hour. you have

let's go to john maguire. thank you very much. _ services. let's go to john maguire. otherapy, dialysis. also paediatric accident and emergency departments. accident and emergency departments. accident and emergency departments for adults will have _ and emergency departments for adults will have christmas day levels. the next level— will have christmas day levels. the next level down is an night—time model— next level down is an night—time model of— next level down is an night—time model of service. that will be things— model of service. that will be things like inpatient wards. they will be _ things like inpatient wards. they will be on — things like inpatient wards. they will be on fewer nurses, and minimum safe standard. this means the chief nurses— safe standard. this means the chief nurses of— safe standard. this means the chief nurses of the four nations have written — nurses of the four nations have written to — nurses of the four nations have written to the rcn say now quite worried — written to the rcn say now quite worried about this. nurses still need _ wor

lockdowns and social media have fuelled a boom in sales, as john maguire reports.sussex. it marks a return to uk production. molten plastic is pumped into a high pressure press which contains an intricately detailed mould. what comes out and are then checked by eye are the frames known as sprews. they hold the parts ready to be removed and assembled. this is the 1/24 scale mk9 supermarine spitfire, a new kit created by airfix and in painstaking detail. the spitfires were renowned for being incredibly well made. so some aircraft, this kind of effect of the wind is really pronounced. but actually for spitfires, especially when they were newer, it wasn't quite so bad. chris, the designer, has been back to the drawing board. the drawing board that the original aircraft engineers used to design the real wartime plane. you have to be careful, because what was initially planned isn't necessarily what actually came out of the factory, because when they're putting these bits of metal together, they find, "ah, i need to make a little tweak here, i need to adjust that." and i

john maguire is at st thomas' hospital in central london with the latest for us.cket line with other nurses in northern ireland three years ago, and is walking out today, too. i ago, and is walking out today, too. ., ., , , too. i am absolutely gutted, cutted too. i am absolutely gutted, gutted we — too. i am absolutely gutted, gutted we are _ too. i am absolutely gutted, gutted we are in _ too. i am absolutely gutted, gutted we are in the - too. i am absolutely gutted, l gutted we are in the situation again. 50 gutted we are in the situation aaain. gutted we are in the situation aiain. , ., gutted we are in the situation aaain. , again. so it is a second time on strike _ again. so it is a second time on strike for— again. so it is a second time on strike for lindsey - again. so it is a second time on strike for lindsey and - on strike for lindsey and others in the royal college of nursing in northern ireland, but a first for england and wales. nurses in scotland are about to vote on a new salary offer. the main reason is pay. starting salaries for nurses in engla

john maguire reports.ght loss council to create an audio guide, an audio map of bristol temple meads, available on a smartphone. 'the ticket barriers are white and gray branded. 'the left hand side of the ticket gate is for entering the station, 'and the right hand side is for exiting, so keep left 'as you go towards them.�* 'going through the gate... now it�*s telling us we�*re on platform three. and it�*s telling us to turn right, to go to the stairs of the subway. alan davis has helped to write the guide. it includes details that a sighted person might not think of. 'you'll walk up a very tiny slope and you'll feel the floor surface 'change from rough to smooth.�* so we�*re looking for the tactile... alan and anila are putting the guide to the test — the ticket barriers, the coffee kiosks, the stairs. no, we�*re fine, thanks. thank you. like anything, a train station, for a totally blind person, is a frightening environment. flipping heck, i wish i�*d had this when i moved to bristol. it would have made

john maguire, bbc news, east sussex.story, -- he is— a big ethics fan. his into his history, -- he is a - a big ethics fan. his into his history, -- he is a big - a big ethics fan. his into his history, -- he is a big airfixj a big ethics fan. his into his - history, -- he is a big airfix fan. history, —— he is a big airfix fan. he got into it in the lockdown. we are going to talk to rory about his dog sophie from romania who he adopted, she is tentatively making her way into the family. the weather now. as we head towards the end of the year, this week, the renter will remain unsettled, spells of heavy rain, windy especially on friday, and some further snow on the hills in the north. if you are on the move over the next few days, you can find out what the weather is going to be like where you are hedging by checking out the bbc weather app. this morning we had heavy rain coming in across the south—west in the early hours, and it is continuing to advance north. one or two showers affecting the northern isles this morning

henderson and declan rice and bellingham in front of an unchanged front four, kyle walker, john stones, harry maguireshaw ahead ofjordan pickford. and there is no raheem sterling available on the bench. gareth southgate has been speaking to television about the reasons behind that. he has said that he is dealing with a family matter, i have had quite a bit of time with him this morning, but we have had to pass that onto other people to help him with that. raheem sterling was missing the game because of personal reasons. it is of course on bbc sounds and radio 5 live if you want coverage and we are backin live if you want coverage and we are back in one hourfor the live if you want coverage and we are back in one hour for the very latest. that is it, thank you for your company. next, time for travel show. my name is reece parkinson, and i love to travel. and working as a dj gives me the opportunity to see the world. but two years ago, i received a diagnosis, assigning me a potentially troublesome travel companion that i won't be able to shake for the rest of my life. machine beeps just got diagnosed w

breakfast�*s john maguire reports.e nothing? so if we start walking forward now, we're walking past the gate line. i'm trying to knock somebody over. sorry, apologies. we're going against the flow, as well, aren't we? we're against the flow of people coming off the train. 0h, there's a wonderful fur coat there that i've just brushed against it. 0h, there's a post there. i think we go right round the post. so, to help people with impaired or no vision... we're coming up to the door. there's a sound of the echo. network rail has teamed up with the bristol sight loss council to create an audio guide, an audio map of bristol temple meads, available on a smartphone. 'the ticket barriers are white and gray branded. 'the left hand side of the ticket gate is for entering the station, 'and the right hand side is for exiting, so keep left 'as you go towards them.�* 'going through the gate... now it's telling us we're on platform three. and it's telling us to turn right, to go to the stairs of the subway. alan davis has helped to

john maguire, bbc news.achega, who joins us now from kyiv. good morning to you. what more can you tell us about his assessment? before i get to those comments, let me just to before i get to those comments, let mejust to do before i get to those comments, let me just to do an update on what's happening here because as you can see, we are still here in our shelter. we've been here for more than an hour now. the air raid alerted sanded here in kyiv and across the country three hours ago and it's nowjust after ten past nine in the morning here. now we are hearing reports of explosions across the country and that is because air defences has been activated including in the capital, kyiv, so the reports from officials suggest russia has launched dozens of missiles targeting cities across the country, so this is happening this morning here in kyiv and also across the country and people have been told to stay in shelters because these attacks continue. now the head of the ukrainian military intelligence agency gave

today, on the anniversary of his injury, he's attempting to break a new record. john maguire is with n foot, patrol in afghanistan almost took mark ormrod's life. he lost both legs and his right arm. devastating injuries. but with single minded determination, he set and achieved goals many would think impossible ever since. last year, he took on three major challenges, firstly a five kilometre run. another example that mark doesn't stay down for long. then a sea swim off plymouth propelled byjust one arm, and finally a 100 mile overnight hand cycle ride. three very different, but equally very tough endeavors. but equally very tough endeavours. and now he's returning to the water with a world record in his sights. so this christmas eve is going to be my 15 year anniversary. and every year i like to do something to celebrate. i don't sit and dwell on the negative part of that. i try to celebrate the good and life and everything else in between. so it's a great opportunity to celebrate by hopefully bagging this world record. that record is the fastest one kilometre open water swim by a t

john maguire, bbc news, east sussex.e sport! you are talking about the - rivalry. leading us onto the sport! i you are talking about the difference between goalkeepers back then and now. , , , ., ., ., now. yes, they used to wear no loves, now. yes, they used to wear no gloves. i _ now. yes, they used to wear no gloves. i am — now. yes, they used to wear no gloves, i am always _ now. yes, they used to wear no gloves, i am always amazed i now. yes, they used to wear no i gloves, i am always amazed because the ball so much harder. that is hardcore. now the gloves are so high—tech, it is crazy. and the balls are now high—tech, they swerve and dip like anything. arsenal picked up where they left off. their world cup meant there was six weeks for the premier league. they restarted their premier league campaign with a 3—1win over west ham. it keeps the gunners top of the table, with a seven point advantage over newcastle, who moved up to second by beating leicester. rounding up boxing day's premier league action, here'sjoe lyn

maguire for that second goal . two things i didn't want goal. two things i didn't want harry but not just out of it was just john stones.s the goal and the goal you need to be in the middle of the goal with a cross is coming in not not three or four yards past the passing the so both of them to blame really. so if harry slipped by as you get getting in front of eric, john stones would have been to yards. or should i say two metres now stepping backwards. he would have actually headed that ball out and that's pacing. so that's bafic out and that's pacing. so that's basic service then . basics. basic service then. basics. absolutely you know and it's, it's crucial when you're a defender to get all the basic rights and not unfortunately for us was was a big blow, particularly at the time. and then we were playing gold came out of the blue because we were right on top of the time. some before you go, we have to ask you about england and penalties . i mean, is it the psychology or is it that they don't maybe do enough in terms of the practise sessions? i mean, what what did you use to do the players for the penalties ? well,