queues at tesco in leighton buzzard today, but these aren't christmas shoppers.ng one of many if it's not back up and running. around 20,000 homes were left without water when the problem started on friday evening. a faulty valve was found and repaired, but this morning, 5000 people in leighton—linslade were still not reconnected. businesses have been hit hard, forced to close at what should be a busy time of the year. the owners of the white horse pub and b&b say it has cost them thousands in lost trade. also closed, the nearby rustico italian bistro, which had to cancel a christmas party of 20 planned for tonight. we have a business to run first, but i'm looking at all the families around the area, maybe with kids as well or old people, water is a primary need and we really need it. an air lock is unusual and is very difficult to resolve. first you need to find and then you need to remove it from the network. that is why we have had teams today literally walking the network to try and find that airlock and remove it. to help the most vulnerable people, tankers

around 2,000 properties are still without water in and around leighton linslade in bedfordshire, afterplies failed on friday night. sport stars from around the world gather in aberdeen for this year's bbc sport personality of the year. good evening. labour's leader, jeremy corbyn, and the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, have apologised for the party's defeat in thursday's election, which saw them lose 59 seats. mr corbyn said he was sorry they "came up short", while mr mcdonnell said he "owns this disaster". speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr, he said it was unfortunate the party hadn't been able to articulate its message more effectively. he also blamed the media's portrayal ofjeremy corbyn — insisting that he'd been demonised "for four years solid". here's our political correspondent, nick eardley. thejeremy corbyn era is coming to an end. but what will that mean for labour? how much does the party need to change after its disastrous election? this morning, mr corbyn said he took his share of responsibility. his right—hand man went further. it's on me, it's on me, let's take it on

leighton mcintosh. she was born deaf and her parents tried hearing aids but those did not work.cided to try the cochlear ear implants inside. she received the implants this year and then a second set was just activated last week and now they say that leighton's world has opened up. >> i just want other parents to know when they get diagnosed or their kids get diagnosed there's hope and there's options. >> here's what's interesting. leighton's parents say she's learning a whole bunch of new words now, mostly by watching "frozen". >> that has worked remarkably from our daughter as well. could not be more excited about the movie and what a great story about just, you know, about hope and the persistence of hope plus science and "frozen". >> "frozen" does so much. >> you're teaching your daughter english through "frozen". >> very nice. >> okay. after 35 years, gumby and mr. robinson's neighborhood are back. eddie murphy's blockbuster return to "saturday night live." we got more next. >> find out what it means to me. talk to me talk to me talk to me. >> the good stuff, brought to you

deals only in facts but at the naval station florida's governor addressed leighton's concerns i think there's obviously going to be a lot of questions about you know this individual being a foreign national being a part of the saudi air force and then to be here training on our soil or to do this the station's commanding officer has defended the international training program saying it's important to train aviators of the united states partner nations. all right a few more stories for you there in the headlines right now well sorties in samoa say almost 90 percent of eligible people have now been vaccinated against measles the south pacific island nation has lifted a curfew imposed because of an outbreak of the disease measles has killed 65 people in samoa in recent weeks with thousands of others infected by the virus. anti-government protesters in chile entered their 50th day on friday as both peaceful and violent demonstrations taking place across the country protests began over a hike in subway fare as an october and have grown into a broader movement demanding better education hea

deals only in facts but at the naval station florida's governor addressed leighton's concerns i think there's obviously going to be a lot of questions about you know this individual being a foreign national being a part of the saudi air force and then to be here training on our soil that to do this the stations commanding officer has defended the international training program saying it's important to train aviators of the united states partner nations. so i'm going to think of football now on the 15th match day of the season kicked off friday night with frankfurt hosting has had the lin and the new coach ewen tends not to have a boss was looking for his 1st win since taking over and his team went in front in the 30th minute nikki baqir school be open and much to his coach's delight that i went on to make it to nil but they were unable to hold on to that lead to bust in order type things up in the 86th minute for frankfurt and that is how it finished to all the final school. and the biggest game of the bundestag a season so far white fans later today was late late as mentioned that th

deals only in facts but at the naval station florida's governor addressed leighton's concerns i think there's obviously going to be a lot of questions about you know this individual being a foreign national being a part of the saudi air force and then to be here training on our soil that to do this the stations commanding officer has defended the international training program saying it's important to train aviators of the united states partner nations. now the european film academy meets in berlin today for the yearly film awards and joining me in the studio is culture correspondent scott prescott thanks for joining us now it's not a real awards ceremony without a scandal and this year obviously it is involving someone who is no stranger to control bothy yes polanski the polish director he is nominated in all the major categories in the european film awards are being held tonight in berlin a couple of hours of his film the controversy is not really around his new film which is called off sort of spy and it's a pretty serviceable period drama it's been fairly well received by by criti

leighton grant has been critical both to my work in appropriations and in our work on foreign policy in our office. he has handled many of our national defense matters in the 116th congress so far. leighton's 15 years of service to our country, both as an active duty and as a civilian in the united states air force have allowed him to cultivate a deep understanding of national security issues that affect the state of missouri and affect our country. his prior experience at the pentagon where he worked extensively on generating the air force's budget and strategy documents has been particularly valuable in my work as a defense appropriator. the air defense of the country, critical. the appropriations decisions we make, critical. the order we keep them in, critical. keeping the defense lines active so that you're not stopping and starting to meet our future needs, doing that in a reasonable way matters. leig hton certainly understands that, and he should. he joined the air force in 2004 as a command and control battle management operator, served four deployments in iraq and afghanistan

on the evening jaden was killed, some of the residents living on this road here in leighton reportedore the car wheel spun away. the 14—year—old was left quivering, with trails of blood coming away from his body. today, 19—year—old ayoub majdouline has been found guilty of murdering the teenager and possessing a knife. he is expected to be sentenced next week. adina campbell, bbc news. the post office is to pay out almost £58 million to settle a long—running case brought by more than 500 postmasters and mistresses. it follows faults in the company‘s it system that led to people being wrongly accused of fraud and false accounting. some even went to jail. the post office says it accepts it got things wrong. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: atalanta qualify for the last 16 of the champions league despite losing their first three games al—sadd win their opening game at the club world cup in qatar but they needed extra time to do it. and pakistan take to the field in a home test match for the first time

on the evening jaden was killed, some of the residents living on this road here in leighton reportedthe gang members stomping and stamping on the teenager before the car wheel spun away. the 14—year—old was left quivering, with trails of blood coming away from his body. today, 19—year—old ayoub majdouline has been found guilty of murdering the teenager and possessing a knife. he is expected to be sentenced next week. adina campbell, bbc news. now on bbc news, our world. in 2016, pakistani social media sensation qandeel baloch was murdered in her bed, the victim of a so—called honour killing. her brother and five other men, among them a celebrity cleric, were charged with her murder. as the court prepares to deliver its verdict, hani taha, who has followed the story in two previous our worlds, returns to qandeel‘s home town. will there be justice for qandeel, and how has her life and death changed pakistan? with adult themes right from the start. qandeel baloch was pakistan's first social media superstar. she was loved and loathed. for conservative pakistan, her videos were provocativ

on the evening jaden was killed, some of the residents living on this road here in leighton reportedthe gang members stomping and stamping on the teenager before the car wheel spun away. the 14—year—old was left quivering, with trails of blood coming away from his body. today, 19—year—old ayoub majdouline has been found guilty of murdering the teenager and possessing a knife. he is expected to be sentenced next week. adina campbell, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's show: i'm exploring the world of korean beauty and getting some home truths. oh, my gosh. i need a facelift? a little lift. the problems and benefits of travelling while deaf. and from barren rock to botanical wonderland. this is prime selfie location. there's a boy band photo shoot going on up here. hello, and welcome to the travel show with me, carmen roberts. and this week, we're coming to you from seoul in south korea, where looking good seems to be something of a national obsession. if you've never heard of k—beauty before, than a stroll in seoul's myeong—dong neighbourhood should g

. >> joining me right now, cnn military analyst and former air force colonel cedric leighton, good to see you, happy holidays. >> happy holidays to you too, fredricka. >> so what exactly will this space force be? will it make americans safer ultimately? >> well, that's the idea. it's really designed, fredricka, to go in and really focus efforts on space. the chinese and the russians have developed anti-satellite weapons that we want to counter and the space force is one way to put all the resources together to do that kind of thing, so the idea would be that we use space as a way to protect some of the things that we've come to use for granted, for example, our communications systems, gps, those kinds of things. so the space force would be there to help protect that. >> and so how would this space force, you know, measure up to the other five branches of the u.s. military. >> well, it would be the smallest branch that we have. the next smallest branch is the united states marine corps. they have about 180,000 people associated with the marine corps. they're actually marines that are c

around 2,000 properties are still without water in and around leighton linslade in bedfordshire, afterupplies failed on friday night. and sport stars from around the world are gathering in aberdeen for this year's bbc sport personality of the year. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. jeremy corbyn and john mcdonnell have apologised over labour's defeat in thursday's election, which saw them lose 59 seats. mr corbyn said he was sorry that they "came up short", while mr mcdonnell told the bbc he "owns this disaster". speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr, he said it was unfortunate the party hadn't been able to articulate its message more effectively. he also blamed the media's portrayal ofjeremy corbyn, insisting that he'd been demonised "for four years solid". here's our political correspondent tony bonsignore. three days on and labour is still trying to work out what went so catastrophically wrong. i'm just sorry that we've let some people down. in today's 0bserver, jeremy corbyn offered an apology. but the labour leader remains convinced that the campaign wasn't a total failure. i'm

around 2,000 properties are still without water in and around leighton linslade in bedfordshire, afterroblem, caused by a broken valve, has been fixed. but anglian water says air, trapped in pipes, means supplies haven't been restored in some areas. jenny kirk reports. queues at tesco today, but these aren't christmas shoppers. i wasn't even aware that this water station was around, so this is my first trip. i'm guessing one of many. around 20,000 homes were left without water when the problem started on friday evening. a faulty valve was found and repaired, but this morning, 5000 people were still not reconnected. businesses have been hit hard, forced to close at what should be a busy time of the year. the owners of the white horse pub and b&b have said it has cost them thousands in lost trade. also close, the nearby rustico italian bistro, which is had to cancel a christmas party of 20 planned for tonight. we have a business to run first, but i'm looking at all the families around the area, maybe with kids as well or old people, water is a primary need and we really need it. an air l

east london area. 0n the evening jaden was killed, some of the residents living on this road in leightonon the teenager before the car wheel spun away. the 14—year—old was left quivering with trails of blood coming away from his body. today 19—year—old abe madulin has been found guilty of murder. he is expected to be sentenced next week. let's return now to news that the naturalist and broadcaster david bellamy has died aged 86. bellamy became a household name as a tv personality, scientist and conservationist. our correspondent david sillito is here. i don't know about you but when i think of david bellamy, i think of his enthusiasm, it was infectious. he sort of loomed out of the tv as you with those wiry whiskers. and the passion and the enthusiasm and i think back, we are both of the same generation where whenever you seem to turn the tv on over 20 years, it wasn't long before use he seemed to appear anything. school programmes, blue pizza, his own programme. it was on the news, it was a passionate about conservation. really if anyone was the public face of caring about nature, makin

on the evening jaden was killed, some of the residents living on this road in leighton reported seeinghe car wheel spun away. the 14—year—old was left quivering with trails of blood coming away from his body. today 19—year—old madeline has been found guilty of murder. he is expected to be sentenced next week. the political leader of myanmar, aung san suu kyi, has been defending her country against accusations of genocide at the international court ofjustice in the netherlands. the nobel peace prize winner said military operations against rohingya muslims in 2017 — in which thousands were killed and hundreds of thousands fled the country — was the fault of rohingya militants. our myanmar correspondent nick beake reports from the hague. many have given up on aung san suu kyi. not these loyal supporters. they told us they had travelled 5000 miles from myanmar to be with her today. she had come to tell the world there had been no rohingya genocide on her watch. our three quarters of a million rohingya lying, must itchy? do you have any sympathy for them ? could lying, must itchy? do you ha

staff at anglian water are continuing to work to reconnect several thousand homes in and around leightont. an initial problem caused by a broken valve has now been fixed. but the company says air trapped in pipes means water supplies haven't been restored in some areas. it's said bottled water can be collected available at a local tesco store. vulnerable residents can ask for it to be delivered. china's state broadcaster has cancelled the screening of arsenal's match against manchester city this afternoon after the arsenal midfielder mesut ozil criticised the chinese government's treatment of uighur muslims. ozil used instagram to say that muslims were being sent to camps in xinjiang. arsenal insisted the comments were just ozil's personal opinion. with me is the bbc‘s asia pacific editor, michael bristow. there have been plenty of examples in the past of sportsmen falling foul of china's own approach to its domestic policies, and foreign. what particularly well have annoyed them about these comments by mesut ozil? a couple of things, firstly, xinjiang, the topic that mesut ozil was talk

worked through the night in an attempt to reconnect up to 5000 homes in the bedfordshire town of leighton0 people are believed to have been affected. a broken valve has been fixed but the company said last night that there were further problems to be solved. rail passengers are being advised to check train times before they travel today, as major timetable changes are introduced. rail companies say journey times will be shorter, services made more frequent, and new routes added. but a chaotic timetable change last year has prompted concerns over potential disruption. a little earlier on bbc breakfast, my colleagues ben thompson and rachel burden spoke to david sidebottom, who is from the passengers' watchdog, transport focus. the big changes are 1000 additional services per week, which is good, more frequency for passengers, better chance of getting a seat on an already busy train. some services are going to be quicker, you know, better investment in infrastructure, better signalling and tracks and more reliable and quicker. should is the key word, it is about delivery, now. does itjust h

on the evening jaden was killed, some of the residents living on this road in leighton reported seeingre the car wheel spun away. the 14—year—old was left quivering with trails of blood coming away from his body. today, 19—year—old abe madulin has been found guilty of murder. he is expected to be sentenced next week. adina campbell, bbc news. the post office is to pay out almost £58 million to settle a long—running case brought by more than 500 postmasters and mistresses. it follows faults in the company's it system, that led to people being wrongly accused of fraud and false accounting, some even went to jail. the post office says it accepts it got things wrong. police in new zealand say the death toll from monday's volcanic eruption has risen to eight. nine people remain missing, presumed dead, with rescue efforts hampered by fears of further eruptions. the latest casualties, whose nationalities have not been announced, died in hospital from their injuries. the environmental campaigner greta thunberg has called on world leaders at a un summit to stop making excuses to avoid taking ac

now been resolved, they've been unable to restore supplies to several thousand homes around the leighton area because of air trapped in the pipes. one of the people injured in last week's volcanic eruption on white island in new zealand has now died in hospital in sydney. it brings the confirmed death toll to 16. rescue teams returned to white island earlier today but couldn't find the bodies of two people who are still missing. a man is in a critical condition in hospital after being shot by armed police in hull. officers were called out to a man believed to be in possession of a firearm in the early hours of this morning. there were no other injuries. a british man has been killed and his son wounded after being shot during a suspected robbery in argentina. it happened outside a five—star hotel in the capital buenos aires. with more here's our correspondent angus crawford. moments before a brutal attack in broad daylight. see the white minibus. the british men are inside, having just arrived. the driver leaves to get their luggage. they don't notice the man on the motorbike. at the top

this brilliant strike from leighton baines took everton's match with leicester city to penalties.eanwhile, celtic moved five points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after a two—nil win over struggling hearts. ryan christie and olivier ntcham scored to move celtic further ahead of rangers, who have a game in hand. after producing a godlike out, it's great. didn't you watch the football? you are glued to the action on the touchline. football? you are glued to the action on the touchlinelj football? you are glued to the action on the touchline. i brought information to the table. good morning, ben. two yellow cards in two minutes and both of the coaches. jurgen klopp. did they get sent off? just a yellow card. it got a bit feisty on the touchline. between each other? there was a crunching challenge from a liverpool player. there was a bit of anger. there wasn't a thing between them particularly but far be it from me to... you are the expert this morning. all our faces when charlie talks about the football. it happens sometimes, it does happen. let's have a look at the pap

colonel cedric leighton, thank you for your assessment. we appreciate it. >> absolutely.hank you. >> gearing up for another impeachment hearing monday. we'll tell you what the committee has been doing this weekend behind closed doors to prepare. >> also, protesters are back on the streets of hong kong. we take you there live just a little bit later. >>> the white house is refusing to take part in next week's proceedings. we get more from cnn's jeremy hurd. >> reporter: democrats on the judiciary committee are returning for a second straight day of prep on sunday as they gear up for a key impeachment hearing on monday. we are learning new details from democratic aides who say will operate like a trial where they give opening statements and their theory of the case as they lay out the evidence for their case against president trump. they have brought in a harvard law professor to give a presentation to lawmakers. what they are trying to do is make sure they have every detail finely tuned. after the hearing is done, it will set off a frenzied week of activity. it will be vot

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air force colonel cedric leighton. >> and he expects some form of retaliation for the strikes. listen. >> iran has used hezbollah has a front for many years. it goes back basically until 2003, which was the same year that the u.s. invaded iraq in operation iraqi freedom. what this group has done is basically served as a front for the iranians, and it allows iran to maintain a hold on iraqi politics. it also tends to direct the kind of movements that the iraqi armed forces do, how much they support u.s. efforts, how much they go after groups like isis when isis threatened iraq. so this kind of group does a lot of the bidding of iran, but it also serves iran's interests by not only maintaining operational pressure on iraq, but it also serves as iran's eyes and ears in iraq. so this type of group is going to actually have a major impact on the way iranian policy is conducted in iraq, and it also will have a major impact on how iran deals with the u.s. the u.s. in essence had, you know, the way that they needed to look at this was, you know, what kind of iranian influences are acti

. >> colonel cedric leighton we are so grateful for your perspective and your time this morning and for you so much. >> thank you. it's great to be with you guys. >>> the fbi this morning, says it has recovered a white van possibly connected to a shooting in new jersey city last week. they plan to examine it for any evidence. it's unknown if that is the same van neighbors say the suspects lived in there other neighbors who knew one of the suspects, francine graham were shocked and described her as a good person and say that was not the francine that they knew. francine graham and david anderson are accused of killing three people after a standoff with police at a jewish market and investigates believe the shooters were motivated by hate and acted on their own. >> army/navy game was in philadelphia. we have a report there for you. >>> disturbing video from a north carolina middle school. a school resource officer is accused of slamming a student to the ground and dragging that child down a hallway. what we are learning about the investigation. so bob, what do you take for back pain? befo

. >>> also had, a break in the case involving the stabbing death of leighton method, the clayton beathard c.j. beathard. what we are learning about the charges and how cj will be away from the 49ers. call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. does scrubbing grease feel like a workout? scrub less with dawn ultra. it's superior grease-cleaning formula gets to work faster. making easy work of tough messes. dawn takes care of tough grease, wherever it shows up. scrub less, save more... with dawn. ♪ work so hard ♪ give it everything you got ♪ strength of a lioness ♪ tough as a knot ♪ rocking the stage ♪ and we never gonna stop ♪ all strength, no sweat. ♪ just in case you forgot ♪ all strength. ♪ no sweat secret. all strength. no sweat. >>> download the new fox 2 weather up. the power to prepare. >>> welcome back to take a look at this picture. i ate all the macaroni and cheese my sister made for last night christmas dinner. i need to get a walk along the estuary. today is the day to get out and do your thing. hopefully you are still with family and

elsewhere last night this stunning strike from leighton baines took everton to penalties against leicesterduncan ferguson. hisjoy was short—lived though, as jamie vardy scored the decisive penalty to send leicester into a semi—final against aston villa. celtic are five points clear at the top of the scottish premiership. that's after a 2—0 win over struggling hearts — ryan christie scored the opener, with olivier ntcham also getting a goal before the break to move celtic further ahead of rangers, who have a game in hand. it's hearts' sixth game without a win. cristiano ronaldo may be 3a years old — a veteran in the world of football — but he continues to do things that defy logic, and gravity. how tall is he? he is six foot? they've done scientific studies on his ability to leap into the air, have they? he is such an athletic player and isn't such brilliant shape for a 34—year—old. i guess it isa shape for a 34—year—old. i guess it is a demonstration of a talented athlete. he hasjumped up, what, five feet in the air? he is able to sort of contort even when he is up in the air. that is a lo

metrics here to talk more about the impact of the esg movement on corporate america is akamai ceo tom leightonere. help us understand this. when you think about yourself and the kind of metrics just looks at and esg, are these conversations you're having among management >> oh, absolutely. treating your workers well treating your customers well, worrying about the community and the environment are -- >> no, no, no, i get it. do you think companies are hearing from the shareholders and investors, are they talking to you individually, coming in and saying, hey, where are you on this and this and this metric >> yes i would say a sub set of the shareholders, that is of good concern. that subset is growing i think there's other shareholders, particularly those that only hold for a short time, maybe hedge funds, it's not really on their radar in terms of the question they ask. >> how old is akamai now 30 years old >> no, we're 21 years old as a public company. >> but i remember it long ago. would you say that before you started emphasizing these things it was an evil company from its founding -- >>

i am not saying leighton hospital isn't amazing, but it needs money putting into it. house has two cars nowadays. you try and get up my road of the morning, overnight, when you come home from work. give us another jingle. people like susan and john look south and see crossrail, look north and see the stalled hs to project. things tend to be very southern centric. it's not that i feel better about it, it's just the wastage of talent that we have in the north —— hs2. have a delve in there, norman jones. norman the north —— hs2. have a delve in there, normanjones. norman spent his life working at the top of local government across the north. ijust think that we need to make sure that we got the infrastructure right, which then brings a wealth, which then brings the services, and a decent standard of living for all of us. crewe and nantwich have special powers, a bellwether constituency which tends to vote the way of the winner. but we will know for sure friday the 13th. until then, we have it on very good authority that father christmas watches bbc brea kfast. father chr

on the night he was killed, some of the residents living on this road here in leighton reported seeingdon six months before he was killed. and the jury in this court during the hearing heard that he had fallen into the wrong crowd in nottingham and was hoping to make a fresh start with his mother here in london. unfortunately, his life was cut short and he was murdered earlier this year. today, 19—year—old ayoub majdouline has been found guilty of his murder and also guilty of possessing a knife. he is facing a lengthy prison sentence and that sentence will take place over the next coming weeks. it‘s the last day of campaigning in the general election, with all the parties trying to win over those crucial floating voters. the prime minister borisjohnson has been targeting seats in northern england and wales, while the labour leaderjeremy corbyn started his day in scotland before moving to the north of england. jo swinson, leader of the liberal democrats, is focusing on constituencies in south—east england, and the snp leader nicola sturgeon has been meeting voters across scotland. our

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