over 140 million litres of sewage has been illegally discharged into windermere in the lake district y the bbc shows that the environment agency was unaware of the extent of the pollution in england's largest lake because the water company didn't report most of the discharges as pollution incidents at the time. joe crowley has the story. windermere, england's largest lake. described by the poet wordsworth as magnificent and beautiful, but that beauty is threatened by pollution. algal blooms turn the water green and can smother life below the surface. sewage is the main culprit, and the bbc has discovered that in recent years, it was repeatedly dumped illegally into the lake through this pipe. it came from this pumping station. sites like this often have permits which allow them to discharge sewage into the environment, but only according to certain conditions when it's absolutely necessary to stop the sewage system from being overwhelmed. but our analysis of united utilities' own data for 2021 to 2023 shows that the company has been breaching the conditions of its permit and dumping s

i know, i know he's partial to the lake district. perhaps we can tempt them over to -- yorkshire is not just famous for its walk but also of being home to some of england's greatest critics. stabbing a verbal commitment of this, mr. speaker, but it does i got a lot more time to practice now. but cricket does have the power to bring people together from all communities and give them fantastic opportunity as shown so probably by andrew documented. we also need the lead of the world enfeeble participation. when we host the world's women's cup and when cricket becomes an olympic sport in 20 -- can ask the prime minister to continue support for the infant and wales cricket new initiative to get cricket into vastly morphs bases fossey holy generation of cricketers for us to alter on at every level. >> yes, the answer is an important one that we celebrate cricket, it does bring communities together but it's important for children and young people to enjoy the sport, lots of transports because it gives them a confidence that they might not o

over 140 million litres of sewage has been illegally discharged into lake windemere in england's lake districtined by the bbc shows the environment agency was unaware of the extent of the pollution in england's largest lake. you're live with bbc news. to the us presidential election, and both kamala harris and donald trump — along withtheir running mates — have been out on the campaign trail today. kamala harris has been holding a rally in the battleground state of wisconsin — where she wasjoned by the billionaire businessman mark cuban — who warned against electing donald trump. meanwhile mr trump has been holding a fundraising dinner in new york — raising money for catholic charities. one of the key swing states where early voting is already under way is arizona — which could be key to november's election. here's how the latest polling across the battleground states is looking — arizona is one of three states currently leaning towards donald trump. my colleague caitriona perry has travelled to the state — and sent this report. yeah, you want to grab that one sign? for lucy and erin, this ele

that over 140 million litres of sewage has been illegally discharged into lake windemere in the lake districtcy was unaware of the extent of the pollution in england's largest lake. you're live with bbc news. to the us election, and early in—person voting is underway in north carolina, a critical swing state. it's one of a handful of states expected to decide the winner in november's election. voting kicks off there as recovery efforts are still underway in the aftermath of hurricane helene. the storm wreaked havoc in many parts of the state just three weeks ago, killing nearly 100 people. tim walz, kamala harris' running mate, is in north carolina alongside former president bill clinton to drum up support for the harris—walz ticket. meanwile, kamala harris is on the ground in the swing state of wisconsin and donald trump is attending a charity dinner in new york city. one of the key swing states where early voting is already underway is arizona — which could be key to november's election. here's how the latest polling across the battleground states is looking. arizona is one of three states

that over 140 million litres of sewage has been illegally discharged into lake windemere in the lake districties. data obtained by the bbc shows the environment agency was unaware of the extent of the pollution in england's largest lake. you're live with bbc news. tributes continue to pour in after the death of liam payne, the former member of the boy band one direction. payne fell from a hotel balcony late on wednesday. the singer rose to global stardom as part of one direction, selling 70 millions records worldwide. his former bandmates have paid tribute to him, �*saying the memories we shared will be treasured forever. our culture editor katie razzall has more. # the story of my life, i take her home... the hotel where liam payne died, there's comfort to be found in gathering and remembering. it was late yesterday afternoon when the former one direction star fell from the third floor of the casa sur hotel in buenos aires. staff had called emergency services, worried about the safety of a guest. the call was obtained by local newspaper la nacion. translation: what is happening at the locati

have been told they did well enough to charge more, among them united utilities, which serves the lake districtto the annoyance of local campaigners who've been monitoring discharges into windermere. this is about the failure of the regulator of ofwat and the environment agency, and the fact that the customer has paid for a service that has never been provided. privatisation has failed and, as a result of it, the bill payer is being exploited. the water companies accept they must do better, but stress that some things have improved. the targets are getting harder and harder and harder and harder to meet each year. that's a good thing, we should be stretched, but in order to deliver and meet those commitments, we need investment. we need the funds and the resources available to be able to expand and upgrade our system, which is very old and very large and increasingly not able to withstand the pressures of climate change and population growth. the companies have asked for more than £100 billion over the next five years, paid for by big increases in customer bills. jonah fisher, bbc news. but str

dc south city, west lake, sunset district, all that. >> thank you sir. all right.a lot of high clouds out there and that's about it. any rain? you know, i'd like to say yes, but i don't see it yet. but we'll get a lot of high clouds. however, it's been a quiet eastern pacific tropical season, but, christy, you're a tropical storm, and you're about to become a hurricane. category one, two, three. it will stay south of cabo san lucas. so that's the good news. sometimes when these head out into colder water, sometimes we go what's called the rain. sometimes that can move up. we'll see, we'll see. i'm just i'm just showing it there because i haven't had much to show you this season. been very quiet in the central pacific and eastern, not the western. a lot of activity typhoon wise out there. patchy fog, little warmer tomorrow. not a lot. a little bit and it's a stuck pattern. i really don't see much going on. humidity levels, which are in the teens on the weekend, are now 90% or higher. so we have a lot of moisture in the air, so that's good. and plus we have more of a

lake elsinore. it requires school districts to set up guidelines and safety standards to limit student activity outdoorsuring extreme weather. it will no longer be up to a teacher's discretion to determine when it's too hot to do things like run a mile. >> i think it's great. honestly, at my school, the blacktop gets really hot and so we've had a discussion before about how the blacktop gets quite a bit hotter than the air outside. and so it makes good sense to have them take breaks, get water, signing those bills while rejecting others. >> governor newsom vetoed a bill to regulate artificial intelligence. >> this is the first attempt to have some guidelines and have some kind of accountability and transparency for the ai companies. >> the bill would have required ai companies to test their models before releasing them. companies would have been held liable if their models caused serious problems, and the bill would have guaranteed whistleblower protections for employees. governor newsom explained he feared it would stifle innovation and drive ai developers out of state. >> it's a setback, but it's not

republican and democratic parties and the eighth congressional district republican committee, frankenmuth chamber of commerce and the great lakes bay regional alliance, league of women voters saginaw and the midland county republican party and democratic party and saginaw county democratic and republican party and a partridge in a pear tree. [applause] finally, thank you to our host organizations, henry marsh institute for public policy at saginaw valley, the colors democrats, the college republicans, phi sigma alpha. before we turn it over to the moderators come i to welcome representatives from two host organization, the college democrats and republicans. given the importance of stability and our nation's political debates, both organizations would like to briefly start today's form with the joint statement on civil discourse. please welcome riley of the college republicans and joe i noah of the college democrats. [applause] >> good evening. i'm vice president of college republicans. >> i'm noah johnson the president of the college democrats. >> we want to thank the sponsors and everyone for coming. as college republicans and

today headed to the great lakes states to look at michigan's eighth district where former trump officialt state senator christa mcdonald. paul young former prosecutor, former dhs official under trump and former tv news guy. great to have you on the program. this is your third congressional race. why will the third time be the charm for you, paul? >> todd, i'm pleased to be with you this morning i have been running for congress because i want to make a difference in people's lives. i see people can't afford groceries and rent and got to have federal policies that will support those families. you are right i have run before. both times i have run before i have run against incumbent. last time i ran against incumbent family name representing the area over 50 years. this time it's an open seat. redistricting in 2022 made it a competitive seat and as i'm campaigning throughout the district, we are getting tremendous response and i'm feeling very good about the prospects on november 5th. >> todd: what one issue do you think will decide your race, paul? i said families throughout the michigan g

there has been another break-in at a marijuana dispensary, this time at a busy shopping district right near oakland's lake merritt. and as you can see here, the damage was quite extensive. police did respond to this, and it's not the first time this business has been targeted. ktvu crime reporter henry lee live tonight in oakland with the story henry. >> well, like we've seen in other cases, burglars rammed a car right into the front of this dispensary in oakland. police were actually arriving just as the intruders were leaving and took off. a dramatic scene before dawn. oakland police, with their guns drawn as they investigated a burglary at a marijuana dispensary on lakeshore avenue near lake merritt. it happened at ocana at about 345 wednesday morning. police say several carloads of burglars showed up and rammed one vehicle into the front entrance as officers arrived, they spotted two cars taking off with stolen products. other items and bins were left spilled all over the street. someone just keep an eye on the white honda. officers found a third car this honda accord, still rolling down lakeshore. la

, these wreckage of the yak-9, which disappeared in 1944, searchers raised from a lake in the novosokolnichesky district. the steering wheel, the blade of the plane, have been preserved, part of the fuselage with a five-pointed star, here is the engine number, here it was all in grease, in fuel oil, we cleaned it, here it appeared, by which we will stop the name, the surname of the pilot, his fate, further in the archives, this means ... another name of the hero will be written in the book of memory, and how many more such stories are hidden in the depths of the world's oceans, it is even difficult to imagine. mikhail volkov, natalia kravchenko, anastasia zavidova, channel one. this is how a healthy heart contracts. you see that the blood gets to the brain, gets in all organs. and this is an incomplete contraction. good morning, to perform this movement, you... in original dances it is called a wave with arms, you need to develop flexibility of the shoulder joints, this will be useful to everyone, join in, take a step forward with your right foot, put it on the toe, raise your arms up, now move them in

area chamber of commerce, the bay county democratic party and the eighth district republican committee, chamber of commerce, great lakes bay, league of women voters saginaw, the midland democratic party and the midland republican party and the saginaw democratic party and the saginaw republican party, and a part ridge in a pear tree. thank you to the henry marsh institute and the college democrats of s.v.s.u. and the republicannings of svsu and cardinals vote. and before we turn it over to the moderators, i want to welcome the college democrats and college republicans. given the importance of civility in our nation's political debate, both organizations would like to briefly start today's forum with a joint statement on civil discourse. please welcome wiley of the republicans and noah johnson of the college democrats. riley: i'm riley. noah: and i'm noah. riley: we thank for you coming. as college republicans and democrats we welcome staying civil in political discourse. noah: our groups express cooperation as we all work to better our country. today we have demonstrated that bipartisan conversations can take place by

its department of education is encouraging districts to keep cell phones out of school, saying they affect learning and students' mental health. lakeis year. he said that a no phone policy has improved student social skills and learning. the call to crack down on cell phones in schools has been growing nationwide. eight other states in the country ban or restrict cell phone use in schools. california is the latest. other states have moved to create some limitations but policies are different across the country. some parents have opposed the bans, arguing it's a matter of safety. here in new york city, the nation's largest school district, they dropped the plan for a cell phone plan after teachers and principal unions raised concerns about how it would be implemented. clearly an issue. families are talking about this. schools are talking about this. people are thinking about this and concern for their kids, robin. >> robin: have to fine some sort of solution, rebecca. thank you. we're going to turn to the election. something we noticed. a number of polling places across the country, that number has been declining sharply. over 20% o

they have got summer homes up around the lakes and out in the hamptons and stuff like that in red districtshat they are trying to do is trying to get. there is a quirk in the new york state law where if you are a resident of new york and you're registered to vote like say here in new york city you can actually register to vote in one of those far away districts. so the idea is to try to flip some of those red districts to blue and apparently they have been very successful at getting people who are democrats here in new york city to register to vote up in the red district. so it could actually have an impact ultimately on the house of representatives. >> ainsley: how do they get away with that. you have to register to vote where your main residence is. >> steve: you you're a new york state resident. >> ainsley: even though you don't spend the majority of your time at your mountain house? >> steve: it's still in new york. that's the the way the law is written. that's what they are trying to do. that's one of the tricks they are trying to get out the vote. ultimately it would impact the house

lake. maksim tank knew about the uprising firsthand, after all, he himself was from the norochany region, was born in pilkovshchina, this is in the modern myadel district went to school in a neighboring village, when he was eight, his homeland became poland, his native language suddenly became banned for defending his national... interests evgeny skurko, the poet's real name, was under close police attention and was imprisoned more than once. he received his first term at the age of 20, received a life sentence from the polish authorities and from... another major uprising took place in the polesie voivodeship in the summer of 1933 years. the police came to a peasant family to confiscate two cows, because they had not paid taxes to the polish state. the cows were very large, so even in the house, to eat an egg or slaughter a calf. for yourself, it was considered almost a crime, how could you allow yourself to use it or slaughter a rooster, it all went to the market in order to earn money, to pay taxes. the entire male population - about 150 people, sided with the peasant. the police fired into the crowd, but the polish did not disperse, in response the

district and north bay. highs range from mid 70s in mill valley to upper 70s for ukiah and clear lake. going into the next few days. slightly warmer than normal temperatures continue, but then on sunday there will be a cold front dipping in and look at the rain that will be moving across northern california and along our coastline. a slight chance of some of that rain making it s settling in for next week with several cold fronts moving through that will keep those temperatures on the cool side. so take a look at napa. we're going from a high of 80 today to upper 70s the rest of the week. and then sunday that drop in temperatures where we stay in the 60s all throughout the day, and we have more 60s for highs in the forecast through next week. so a lot of our inland areas will have a nice little cool down. these may be the last few days of seeing those 80s at least in the near term, because next week we are expecting it to be much cooler and our mornings will be colder as well. and in san francisco it will be in the low 70s through friday. mike, you're seeing the backup spreading throug

lakes broke. as a result , the road connecting two parts of the village of shelabolikha was destroyed - said the local head of the shushunov district. employees of specialized services work on site. the night was restless. in the voronezh region of russia , the local governor oleksandr gusev complained that allegedly ukrainian uavs attacked several enterprises that produce civil products. one man was injured, a fire broke out in the building of one of the enterprises. emergency services are working on the spot, there are no other injuries or damage. previously, in both cases, spritz factories were attacked. and since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, there are many. women quickly adjusted to new challenges, some started volunteering and managing men's businesses, while others joined the ranks of the union of soviet socialist republics. thus, at the beginning of the 23rd, every second fop in ukraine was opened by women, although according to the state statistics service in 2020 in 2015, the employment rate of ukrainian women was lower than that of men. in the plot, we talk about those girls who destroy stereotypes about excl

lake cunningham. sjpd says officers are looking for robbery suspects. traffic delays are expected in nearby areas. well, the election is getting nasty in the east bay. a war of words between the county's current district attorney of alameda county and former da. the former da urging voters to recall current da pamela price. nancy o'malley, who served as da in alameda county from 2009 to 2023, joined a virtual news conference today claiming that price is unfit for the job. it comes one week after da price blamed o'malley for a backlog of misdemeanor cases that resulted in hundreds of dismissals. it's an accusation that o'malley denies, saying price's mismanagement is really to blame. price then held her own news conference to claim o'malley was involved in a discrimination cover up. mr. o'malley must have received word about this press conference today and that we were at a point where we felt compelled to reveal to the public the kind of complicity in this office to prosecutorial misconduct. she's used this office improperly. she uses it to intimidate. of course, she takes any chance to criticize me erroneously. and it goes back and forth. price claims that attorneys assigned to review death penalty c

is going to win overwhelmingly lake 300 electoral votes even has a good chance of winning in new hampshire. also, speaking of new hampshire, the second congressional districtpen. the congresswoman there is not running for re-election so it is between the republican little will i tank williams who is a local business owner against a lady i forget her last name but came up from washington, d.c. just to run for congress an shows you the democrat party is focused on top down grassroots like they used to be. host: what makes you so confident that donald trump is going to have an overwhelming victory? caller: just people the last four years have been a disaster and people i think they are just sick of it and want to go back to $2 a gallon of gas and cheap groceries. i think it will be something like 2016. host: that is doug in manchester, to glen out of detroit. caller: good morning, john. i get tired of hearing people talking about what the vice president done in the last four years. she is not going to -- she can't do anything but the president's biding. whatever the president's wants her job is to get it done. an interviewer asked her with would you do differ

the central district, in the forecasters' forecasts, for the coming days the entire spectrum of weather seasons, in the altai territory, where during the planned release of water on mirror lakes, a high alert regime was maintained, a rapid stream destroyed a rural road and a bridge, there is still no bridge, houses in nearby settlements outside the flood zone, free buses have been organized to bypass the federal highway. the same picture is in the bryansk region, where the dam on the artificial melnitsa lake could not withstand a large amount of precipitation, flooding the streets, plots, on the reservoir itself, which has completely dried up, local residents are collecting fish from the garden. in the kursk region, a landscape fire spread to residential buildings and outbuildings due to strong winds , rescuers dealt with the flames in 3.5 hours, there are no casualties. in the belgorod region peatlands have been burning in the area for several days. firefighters are working on the scene and are suffocating. as a source in the israeli security sector confirmed to the news channel, the successor of the recently killed hassan nasrola was killed the day before. the attack on the

lakes region. with the current democratic representative elissa slotkin opting to run for michigan's open senate seat, two former state senators will now compete for congressional seat in the seventh districte u.s. army during operation enduring freedom and operation iraqi freedom. came up short as the republican nominee against slotkin for this district in 2022 claiming abortion was a major factor in his loss there. it could be more the same again. campaigning on the economy and inflation, his opponent curtis her telis casting barrett as a threat to abortion rights. he believes abortion will be a potent issue this cycle with both tickets barn storming the state, including a visit from former president trump to sag in a situation in the middle east and what may come next. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. fox 11 in los angeles where a san diego doctor charged in connection with actor matthew perry's death has pleaded guilty to conspire to distribute ketamine. prosecutors offered lesser charges to dr. mark chavez and two others who admitted guilt in this case in exchange for their cooperation in going after two targets they deem more responsible for perry'

south lake tahoe has pushed forward with a five foot rule for its 21,000 residents. so it will be really interesting to see where this goes. the next fire district meeting happens on november 20th in orinda. ginger conejero saab today in the bay. hopefully it makes some change. i know it's hitting a lot of homeowners there in that area. thank you ginger. we are following breaking news. the u.s. confirming north korea is sending troops to russia. defense secretary lloyd austin says there's evidence showing those troops were sent on monday. south korea leaders also say 3000 north korean troops are receiving training on drones and other equipment before being deployed to battlegrounds in ukraine. austin also said it would be a serious issue if north korea's intention is to participate in this war on russia's behalf. with less than two weeks to go until the election, one of the people who knows donald trump best sat down with the new york times. scott mcgrew is here to talk more about that. we're talking about john kelly here. he was trump's chief of staff right hand man for pretty much what a third of his presidency. yeah that's right. trump had th

could change the vacation home landscape in south lake tahoe, san francisco schools have a new superintendent who was voted into the role, as the districts working to avoid a state takeover . washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. nearly 20 years in prison and was released early based on current sentencing law. is waking up a free man for the first time in a long time? how he is planning to help others from falling into his same fate. then in oakland, mayor shengtao has a new support group who is gathering in opposition of an effort to remove her from office and why those who are working to recall her say this is too little, too late. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. i'm andre senior. >> thank you for joining us

trump ally kari lake is here live to talk about the final days of her race in arizona and a ballot drop box set on fire, damaging balance and one of the country's most competitive districts. what happens to those ballots, those people's votes, and what happens if it happens in your district? the democrat in that race is my source tonight. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is the source presidential race that is so close, it feels like a sneeze could tip the outcome one way or the other. the trump campaign is doing damage control tonight, which we almost never see from a candidate who prides himself on almost never apologizing but the racist and inflammatory remarks at that six-hour-long rally at madison square garden went far enough that some of trump's allies are worried about the fallout affecting crucial votes with just days left to go in this race. >> take it from someone who has reported from dozens of trump rallies over the last eight years. >> i was there covering trump's pact event last night. and i'm not sure i've ever witnessed anything like it. >> i spoke to multiple sources today who agreed with me. >> bunch of trump's staunchest allies are even saying as much pu

lake merced. it's the reason why i've been working with my colleagues, supervisor myrna melgar of district seven, and really thinking about what we can do to support those who are living in rvs, and then first we wanted to offer them housing voucher, emergency housing voucher. and those have been working for only some families, not all families. we understand that. we also wanted to really identify sites that is appropriate for a triage to allow the rvs actually park in that space so that they can continue to figure out what is should be the next step for a permanent housing options. i do want to say this, though, when it comes to these rv, let's separate between those who actually suffer homelessness and then those who are actually conducting criminal activities while they're living in these rvs or even just staying in these rvs. and i think that the enforcement approach will be different. thank you. okay we're nearing we're we're ahead of time. so danielle brought a few more questions up, but we're nearing the close here, so the next question is residents find it problematic that there aren't e

located in the height of the cast strow district the eye kong bay bridge and on towards the east bay. cone oi shakes park is one the city's best kept secrets on lakewin peaks it's hardly crowded on a day any day you will run into a new lolls and hop on a bus to get there without any parking worries and lolls bring their four-legged fronds run freely with other dogs and a small touch of grass for the small dogs and wild flowers carpet the grasslands keep on the look out nor hawks and ot >>ime i half chinese and half thai and born in thailand. this is his majesty, a picture of my late king. his majesty, he pass away in 2016. the reason why i still have his portrait is to remind me of the amazing thing he has done for thailand. how he ruled the country with love and lead with passion. his legacy and philosophy in life is one i want to live by. when i moved to america, i became exposed to many more cultures. something else--[indiscernible] with chinese thai. i enjoy making connections with other people. happy aapi heritage month, san francisco. asian pride. >>> when i shoot chinatown, i shoot the architecture that people not just events, i shoot what'

district. i scribbled a note on a post-it note looking at what was happening in south lake and sent -- set it asides but that was the beginning of me spending four years becoming an education reporter, apparently. >> i love the post-it note because so many stories start that way. one of the things i wanted to talk about is why you thought what was going on was important. you could just view it as this one small community and not see it as representing a larger fight. i was interested that you saw that, or at least i think you saw that early on, something that spoke to a larger issue. i wondered if you could talk about that a little bit. >> i think it ties back to what i was experiencing in my own community and my family. some of the best journalism comes from when we feel or experience something in our own life and ask questions about it. in the midst of what i was describing as this acrimony in my neighborhood where things were ugly on the social media page and the politics were visible everywhere with competing yard signs and in the midst of that, my wife, who is a biracial black woman, put out a

district. and so i scribbled a note on like a little post-it note saying, like, look into what's happening in south lakefor a few months. but that was the beginning of me, as you said, spending four years becoming an education reporter apparently. i love the the post-it note just because so many stories start way and i, as a journalist really related to that. but one of the things i wanted to talk about is just why you thought what was going on in south lake was important, because you could view it as just this one small community, you know, and not see it as representing a larger fight. and so i was interested that you saw that, or at least i think you saw that early on, that this was sort of something that spoke to a larger issue going on in the country. so i wonder if you can just talk about that a little bit. yeah. i mean, i think i think it ties back to what i was experiencing in my own community and in my family. and i do think, you know, some of the best journalism comes from when we feel or experience something in our own life and ask questions about it. and so, you know, in the midst of what i

district offers more affordable options compared to other neighborhoods. >> those looking for the happiest county in california may want to head to the sierra mountains. california assembly committee has ranked alpine county up near lakeahoe number one in its latest happy county list. marin, santa cruz, san mateo and contra costa county all made the top ten list. committee members looked at a number of factors, including connection to community income, housing and leisure time. >> a dress designed right here in the bay area now has a new home in the deyoung museum's permanent collection. the dress was created by varisulca and is featured in this month's fine arts magazine. stephanie and her design counterpart met at the fashion institute of design in san francisco back in 2004. that partnership led to awards and graced publications like style and vogue, and their gowns found their way to red carpet events, bringing what they call fabric manipulation. >> whatever the secret can you reveal in terms of what makes this something that only you guys do? >> yeah, well, in addition to the numerous yards of fabric and hours and hours and months of and hands that go into it, i think something that's really unique for us is we d

, stickle tarn in the lake district, and i'm going to plonk myself right in the middle of that freezingld tarn and see how long i can last to raise awareness for our greatest generation who've been treated like dirt. it will be a proper challenge. in fact, having a look at the weather forecast, the wind chill factor at that time on saturday is going to be minus one, so it will be nippy. but unlike those mps, i do really care. and i know that but unlike those mps, i do real

all that remains is for me to do my freezing cold swim in stickle tarn in the lake district tomorrow,which i am not looking forward to. well, it's over to bentley, who's going to be taking care of business in the studio this evening. who's on your panel? ben? >> patrick? goodness me, you've been on the go all day. get the man a cup of tea. >> somebody tonight on the panel >> somebody tonight on the panel. communications officer at the institute of economic affairs. reem ibrahim the political commentator alex armstrong. and the ceo of youth vote, alex cairns. a huge show coming up and plenty to come from patrick up north. but first, your news headlines with sam francis targeting cowardice in targeting vulnerable young girls. the bravery of the young victims has been an inspiration to everyone who worked on this case. his conviction sends a message to other abusers. your actions have dire consequences and there is nowhere to hide from the justice system . system. >> the number of migrants crossing the english channel into the uk so far this year has already surpassed the entire total fo

all that remains is for me to do my freezing cold swim in stickle tarn in the lake district tomorrow,which i am not looking forward to. well, it's over to bentley, who's going to be taking care of business in the studio this evening. who's on your panel? ben? >> patrick? goodness me, you've been on the go all day. get the man a cup of tea. >> somebody tonight on the panel >> somebody tonight on the panel. communications officer at the institute of economic affairs. reem ibrahim the political commentator alex armstrong. and the ceo of youth vote, alex cairns. a huge show coming up and plenty to come from patrick up north. but first, your news headlines with sam francis . >> very good evening to you. it's just after 9:00. a look at the top stories tonight. and one of the world's most prolific onune of the world's most prolific online child abusers has been sentenced to life today in prison with a minimum of 20 years. alexander mccartney admitted 185 charges involving 70 children, including the manslaughter of a 12 year old girl from the united states, kumar and thomas, who took her own

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