keira was more, i want to dress up as boy. keira was more, i want to dress upasa boy. she was practising with make up. wanting to grow her hair. i actually spoke to a sexual health officer, she said i think actually you know, you have got a little girl trapped in a boy's body. at the time, and thought it was a phase. but as the years went by, she realised it was than that. keira, when she was a boy and was lucas, she was very quiet, very timid. looking back it's because she was so uncomfortable in herself as a boy. she did not want to go and face people and do anything. when she transitioned and became keira, something clicked overnight in her and she is more confident. she knows what she wants and she is sticking to her guns. and she is still only 13. is this your room? wow. wonderful. a year wonderful. ayearago, wonderful. a year ago, keira ditched the boys clothes and when shopping for a whole new wardrobe.” clothes and when shopping for a whole new wardrobe. i said, you can choose what you like. she said, whatever i like? i said yeah, if you wa nt whatever i like?

her eldest daughter is keira, who used to be a boy. keira was more, i want to dress up as a girl.anting to grow her hair. looking back, it's because she was so uncomfortable in herself as a boy. she didn't want to go and face people and do anything. when she transitioned and became keira, something clicked overnight in her and she is more confident. she knows what she wants and she is sticking to her guns. and she is still only 13. is this your room? wow. wonderful. a year ago, keira ditched the boy's clothes and went shopping for a whole new wardrobe. i said, you can choose what you like. she said, whatever i like? i said yeah, if you want girls' clothes, go and choose them and her whole face lit up. where is the sparklyjacket? this. that's her favourite. that is really, really nice. do they do this in a size 12?! i want one. from that day on, she wanted to be known to the world as keira. although keira looks like a girl, she won't be able to have surgery to change her physical form until she's an adult. until then, she will be offered medication to delay puberty. this will give

the mirror shows a picture of keira ball, who died in a car crash, whose heart helped save the life ofboy. the guardian also focusses on tuition fees saying that proposals to reduce charges for cheaper courses is deemed ‘unworkable‘ by critics. iam speaking i am speaking a bit slowly it's because i can hear myself coming back and its most discombobulated. hgppy back and its most discombobulated. happy if you could do something about that, that would be marvellous... vi is where we will begin. tuition fees, ifeel like marvellous... vi is where we will begin. tuition fees, i feel like we have been pre—empting this for days, maybe i have just have been pre—empting this for days, maybe i havejust been have been pre—empting this for days, maybe i have just been a work quite a lot. tuition fee reforms would be divisive. it is not days or days, it's just the government learning how to manage news. in the old days before brexit the government would make an announcement on sunday, when the speech on monday and we would be talking about it till tuesday. since brexit, we have talked about nothing

and keira actually saved four lives. people don't know how many.. thank you for your time, emma and jim. we wish you all of the best. keep in touch when things change with your circumstances. thank you for having me. than oe, thank you very much. -- thank you. here's nick with a look at this morning's weather. the picture behind me indicates we are expecting a lot of sunshine. some cloud today, but increasing sunshine on the weekend to be a cold wind, but getting more colds next week. next week, snow showers as it turns bitterly cold. more about that in a moment. the big picture. high pressure is close by. influencing the uk. fairly settled. it is an easterly flow. cold and getting colder. widespread frost this morning. sunny spells possible. along the coast you could get some light showers. cloud in northern ireland and western parts of scotland. many places will have broken cloud, sunny spells, enough ofa broken cloud, sunny spells, enough of a breeze to make it feel colder than this. 3—6. tonight, patchy cloud floating around. lengthy clear spel

thaeisfifii am are ef keira.— , ef keira. thank , 2 keira. thank you, . 2 keira.to a pru, they mess about all day, do you think people think it is a bit ofa you think people think it is a bit of a holiday camp? i think they do think they must get away with murder, because they have seen such behaviour in mainstream school and at home that they do not understand how these children can be controlled. not controlled, you know, but they don't understand how they can sit in such a structured setting. there is a lot of ignorance, because before this programme, who would know what happens in here? as a parent, before i met the head teacher, i didn't have a clue, i didn't know. the head teacher here, who has been so accommodating over so many weeks, and we are very grateful, given us 0pen and we are very grateful, given us open and transparent access, what you think of how she has been with her children. it is amazing. literally life changing. it is not just the children, it makes a difference to our lives, we can relax, it helps us. i have so much to say about this lady,

emma watson has donated one million pounds to the fund, and keira knightley and tom hiddleston have each10,000 pounds. church spires are going to be used to help people in rural areas get better access to mobile networks, broadband and wifi services. a deal between the government and the church of england aims to make it easier to put communication masts in spires and towers, as james waterhouse explains. the church spire can often be the highest point of the village and given that the church of england has more than 16,000 buildings of different kinds, government ministers are hoping this will give the perfect infrastructure to help more parts of the uk get better signal. they say this deal will make it better for vickers to get this technology installed and there is cash to be made. the rental is typically between five and £10,000. which can be equivalent or more to a normal income for a church for one year. conservationists are not like the idea of a mobile phone mast being bolted onto their local church however the government argues in many cases the technology can be hidden within t

emma watson has donated one million pounds to the fund, and keira knightley and tom hiddleston have each food could become more expensive in british shops in the event of a hard brexit, according to a committee of mps. mps on the environment, food and rural affairs committee predict that would be the result of trading under world trade organization tariffs. it also warned against accepting lower food standards to secure new free trade deals. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. the peace and bucolic splendour of uk farmland could be dramatically upset if britain fails to get a comprehensive free—trade deal pressed bricks that. but for post that. the key groups as consumers may also end up paying more forfood if the uk reference to world trade 0rganization rules. the environment food and rural affairs committee of mps says a so—called hybrid would have a devastating effect on rural communities. it is because 60% of uk food exports go to the eu and they could face much higher tariffs. the committee also said that britain should not pollute its own high food standard in order to fi

the actress emma watson has donated £1 million to the cause, while keira knightley and tom hiddleston are going to be used to help people in rural areas get better access to mobile networks, broadband and wifi services. a deal between the government and the church of england aims to make it easier to put communication masts in spires and towers — as james waterhouse explains a church spire can often be the highest point of a village and given that the church of england has more than 16,000 buildings of different kinds, government ministers are hoping these will give the perfect infrastructure to help more parts of the uk get better signal. they say this deal will make it better for vicars and bishops to get this technology installed, and there is cash to be made. the rental is typically between £5,000 and £10,000 which can be equivalent, or more, to a normal income for a church for a year. now, conservationists may not like the idea of a mobile phone mast being bolted onto their local church. however, the government argues in many cases, the technology can be hidden within the spire.

emma thompson, keira knightley and emma watson are among the names listed in the letter, published inars are expected to wear black for tonight's bafta, in a show of solidarity with the hollywood movement time's up. the headlines on bbc news — brendan cox, the widower of the murdered mp, jo cox, has resigned from two organisations set up in her memory after claims of sexual misconduct in the past. jo cox's family have pledged to support him. the education secretary says university tuition fees should reflect the economic benefit graduates will have to the country, ahead of a review of higher education funding in england. 66 people are feared dead after a passenger plane crashed in iran. it is still not clear whether there are any sui’vivoi’s. a committee of mps has warned that a hard brexit could mean higherfood prices for consumers. a report by the commons environment, food and rural affairs committee also said failure to get a free—trade deal with the eu could be devastating for farmers. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. the peace and bucolic splendour of uk farmlands co

emma thompson, keira knightley and emma watson are among the names listed in the letter, published ins are expected to wear black for tonight's bafta, in a show of solidarity with the hollywood movement time's up. and there is coverage of the baftas on this channel that 5.15. president trump has criticised the fbi for missing warning signals about wednesday's school shooting, describing it as unacceptable. in a tweet, he said the fbi's failure to stop the gunman, nikolas cruz, were because it was spending too much time investigating allegations of russian interference in the presidential election. he said the fbi needed to get back to basics. thousands of people in florida, including survivors of the shooting, have taken part in a rally to demand tighter gun controls in the united states. the event took place outside the court building in the city of fort lauderdale, a short distance from the school where cruz killed 17 people. laura westbrook reports. chanting: no more! outside the federal courthouse in fort lauderdale, this was the message to lawmakers. among the protesters was emma

quote from the prime minister saying ‘uni fees unfair and poor value.‘ the mirror shows a picture of keiraied in a car crash, whose heart helped save the life of a 10 year old boy. the guardian also focusses on tuition fees saying that proposals to reduce charges for cheaper courses is deemed ‘unworkable‘ by critics. and the times says that savers are losing millions to retirement fraudsters with a surge in cyber criminals targeting pension pots. so a mix of stories there in tomorrow's papers. we will begin with university tuition fees. the guardian's reporting that is a is warning to universities over high cost. some courses might become cheaper? yes, all part of the tories overhaul of tuition fees in an attempt to woo the youth vote. she is saying that some subjects the fees should be dictated to by their market value to the economy. interestingly, the guardian have a chart here were saying if you studied medicine and dentistry you are looking to rake in about $35,000 when you leave, if you do artand about $35,000 when you leave, if you do art and design you are looking at about £20,000.

emma thompson, keira knightley and emma watson are among the names listed in the letter, published ins are expected to wear black for tonight's bafta, in a show of solidarity with the hollywood movement time's up. a committee of mps has warned that a hard brexit could mean higherfood prices for consumers. a report by the commons environment, food and rural affairs committee also said failure to get a free—trade deal with the eu could be devastating for farmers. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. the peace and bucolic splendour of uk farmlands could be dramatically upset if britain fails to get a comprehensive free—trade deal post brexit. a key group of mps says consumers might also end up paying more forfood if the uk reverts to world trade organization rules. the environment, food and rural affairs committee of mps says a so—called hard brexit would have a devastating effect on rural communities. that's because 60% of uk food exports go to the eu and they could face much higher tariffs. the committee also said that britain should not dilute its own high food standards in o

actors emma watson, keira knightley and emma thompson are among the list of women named in the letterhe observer. the stars are expected to wear black ina show the stars are expected to wear black in a show of solidarity with the hollywood movement. no more medals overnight for team gb in pyeongchang, but the competitors continue to celebrate the most successful day in winter olympics history yesterday where lizzie yarnold won gold in the women's skeleton, retaining her title and the first briton to ever do so at the games. our sports correspondent andy swiss has been speaking to her. from a dry ski slope in sheffield to an olympic final, james woods has long made the extraordinary seem effortless. and once again how he rose to the occasion as he tricked, flipped and let his way right into contention. what has he got for us? you can hear what the crowd think of that. what are run by james woods. he came here with such high hopes for a medal, will that be enough?m seemed it might be. second place. and with just a few left to go he was still in bronze before america's nick webb hurst sn

emma thompson, keira knightley and emma watson are among the names listed in the letter, published in expected to wear black for tonight's bafta, in a show of solidarity with the hollywood movement time's up. jane hill is on the red carpet in central london. hello, welcome to the royal albert hall in london for the annual awards. and as you suggest, it is a very striking backdrop. the letter of course signed by more than 200 women 110w, of course signed by more than 200 women now, british and irish woman working in the entertainment industry, released today to get maximum publicity with tonight's awards here. and we will be talking about that an awful lot. we have a special programme coming up for you, but as the final preparations are made, many hundreds of members of the public are already here, as they a lwa ys the public are already here, as they always are on the red carpet. also on the red carpet with me again is the film criticjason solomon. lovely to see you. always an interesting event, but this one is particularly striking, isn't it? this letter and the backdrop that inevita

blaming the medication have severe side effects which warn of abnormal behavior in young patients, and keiraed from the flu in georgia just five days after being diagnosed. health officials also confirming that a 4-year-old new jersey girl died in december. there have been 37 pediatric deaths from the flu so far this season. former basketball star and american idol contestant dead after a high-speed crash, butler and his wife passing away after their car slammed into a wall and rolled over in california. but there was diving two or three times the speed limit at the time. he played 14 years in the nba retiring in 2016. labelle competed on american idol in 2003 and became an r&b singer. butler was 38, labelle was 31. it is game time for minneapolis just days until the super bowl, officials are willing to keep millions of people safe at all the week's evens. live from los angeles, how they are stepping up security. >> reporter: last time minneapolis hosted the super bowl was 1992, and this was a part of the way people were communicating, pagers. technology has changed quite a bit, so has the t

accused him of being violent in their marriage, he is denying these allegations releasing a statement to keira knightley saying he is intepiding to encounter this legally and that he was the victim of repeated violence during his marriage, not her. but the white house is not even really wanting to engage with this. after the fallout over rob porter and the fact that they took hours to finally push him out after the gaegss sallegatio surfaced, they immediately addressed the staffer. the white house really wants to get ahead of this because of the problem porter scandal being so damaging to them, but that story was just breaking overnight. >> all right, abby, thank you. >> let's talk to daniel whitman, and national security attorney, thank you all for being here. i want to start with you and get back to this memo and then the other happenings in just a moment. you said the president's decision was a poor political move, but the proper legal intell decision. are you saying his hands were tied here? >> this whole processes that been politicized by both sized. neither memo should have been released

an appearance has been delayed twice already, and we're told that -- keira skinell and i are told from a source familiar with the process that bannon will not show up tomorrow, he's not expected to show up for this appearance, raising the possibility that republicans and democrats could potentially hold him in contempt for not showing up. he seems to be willing to risk that possibility, erin, but he does not want to answer these questions. you'll recall the white house urges him not to answer these questions because they want the right to invoke the executive privilege. >> and the house intelligence committee, come on, they're completely dysfunctional right now. but you did have something there happen today with that vote on the democratic rebuttal, the schiff memo, which is going to rebut the nunes memo on the gop side. a few days ago party line they voted no way, they're not going to send that democrat memo out, only the republican memo out. and today a totally different story. what happened? >> because last week the republicans claimed they had just seen the schiff memo, the democra

moment, king penguins are increasing, so they‘ve had a fall due to overexploitation during the ceiling keiraonies may no longer be suitable habitat for them. but other colonies by the south may become more suitable because the sea ice around them will start to melt and the polar front. to around them will start to melt and the polarfront. to get around them will start to melt and the polar front. to get closer to those islands. so for a gin and breeding conditions may improve at other sites while others are lost. is it possible for the king penguins to simply move to areas where they can to simply move to areas where they ca n a ccess to simply move to areas where they can access the food they need? the scientists who ran this study did look at the genetics of penguins across their range and they found there was no real genetic differences between birds for example from the indian ocean and the atlantic ocean. so this shows that even at the moment, the birds are exchanging amongst these colonies. so we would imagine that if things start to get much worse for them at certain colonies, the pre

the "beauty and the beast" start joined emma thompson, keira knightley, saoirse ronan and others.n't attend but posted this to instagram. >> this sabt women standing shoulder to shoulder. women and men, across all work places. because we know this is happening everywhere. >> her big spags to see the movement go global. she's putting her money with her mouth is. >> she sure is. >> she sure into. >>> to oscar winner sally field, playing match make eer at the olympics. the actress and her 30-year-old son were talking about his crush on adam rippon. when sally tweeted, he's insanely pretty. find way. she sthard message with her 64,000 twitter followers. she tagged the skater's twitter handing to make sure he would see the message. her son just responded, yikes. >> yikes, mom. >> still waiting to hear from adam. guessing he's a little bit busy. we'll give him a pass. >>> michael b. jordan, who plays the villain in "black panther." sneaking in to watch his own movie with unsuspected fans. he said everyone in the audience was laughing and talking to the screen. he said, playing a bad guy