tv presenter kirstie allsopp takes drastic action to stop the kids

tv presenter kirstie allsopp takes drastic action to stop the kids breaking her house rules, and thenforced off twitter by the abuse that followed. injune, i smashed my kids' ipads. not in a violent way. with a hammer? no, i banged them on the table leg. i'm katty kay in washington and christian fraser is in london. the days before a hurricane hits are always slightly surreal, and so it is with this one. on the beaches of the carolinas, the sun is shining, and the weather is calm. but a few hundred miles off the us east coast, hurricane florence is gaining strength. and she could be devastating. so ignore today's balmy images and focus instead on the fact that four us governors have issued states of emergency, a million and half people have been ordered to evacuate today and grocery shops have been stripped bare. a short while ago we spoke to stav danaos from the bbc‘s weather team to find out what's driving hurricane florence. and these systems thrive off a warm and moist season. in this area, it averages are above 27 or 28 celsius, which is what we need to fill systems. hurricane fl

kirstie allsopp. she smashed her kids ipad is because she said that is enough. she smashed them.t of criticism. she left twitter because she was getting so much trolling but i thought she had a point. take them out of the room. i would have given them to the cats protection league. we're talking a lot about social media but there is also the idea that we are not tired enough at the end of the day. because they are not exercising. more physical activity. society is just not conducive to that. everything has been head like a ce ntre everything has been head like a centre so it is no wonder that kids are affected. rachel, ruth... thank you very much. ruth and rachel will be back at half past eleven for another look at the papers. let's find out how the weather is looking. hello there. england and wales had a pretty cloudy day on sunday, a number of showers in the northern half of the uk, you can see them on the radar, especially in scotland where they were blustery and showers in northern ireland and the north of wales and across the north of england as well. that is what the shower

tv presenter kirstie allsopp has left twitter after facing a fierce backlash when she admitted to havings publicly. injune, ismashed my kids' ipads. not in a violent way. with a hammer? no, i actually banged them on the table leg. that's it, i said there's this game... seriously? yes, there is a game called fortnite and another one called pubg and i decided that... we had made all sorts of rules and all sorts of times, saying that you can play them... all those rules got broken and in the end, i said, right, that's it. houses, walls, lanes and tree stumps — they've been hidden for decades underwater in cornwall. but this summer's heatwave has revealed the lost valley near penzance that was once home to a small community of people before they were forced to leave in the early ‘60s to make way for a reservoir. jon kay reports. this is how drift reservoir normally looks — the water 50—feet deep. but this summer's dry weather has seen the level fall dramatically, exposing ruined properties, abandoned 60 years ago so the lake could be created. it was absolutely exquisite. today, margaret peng

we'll be talking about screen time, after kirsty allsopp revealed she smashed her children's devices,l the secrets of our body clock. it will be all right and it will waft away again. that's not true. and nick knowles is a man with his work cut out. he'll be here to tell us about the diy sos team's biggest build yet, as they give a helping hand to the grenfell community. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. public health england has compiled what it calls the most comprehensive picture of the nation's current health and future fitness. it's warning that a million more people will have diabetes in 20 years' time, and that obesity, dementia and mental health issues are on the rise. it shows england's population is growing in size and people are living longer, but more older women are in poor health. more than one million people in the us state of south carolina have been told to leave their homes, as they await the arrival of hurricane florence. a state of emergency has been declared for virginia as well as north and south carolina. it's feared that with