lorna _ hamilton west in october. many thanks. lorna gordon _ hamilton west in october. off on friday in paris, where the hosts france play new zealand. all the home nations are then in action over the opening weekend. england, who were beaten in the finalfour years ago, have had one of the most challenging build ups to a world cup after a dramatic loss of form. our sports editor dan roan has been with the squad as they get ready in le touquet. england's players have been enjoying the tranquil way of life in this quaint corner of northern france, but the length of their stay here is uncertain. amid a turbulent build—up to the world cup, they tried something different at training today... cheering. ..but there has been very little to celebrate recently. a troubled warm—up campaign ended with an embarrassing first ever defeat to fiji, the eighth loss of a dismal year. there were injuries to key players, and the suspension of captain owen farrell, ruling him out of the start of the tournament. but today, one of the squad's most experienced players told me they were determin

lorna gordon at the high court in aberdeen.ell us a bit more about network rail's guilty plea. how significant is it? a real contrast between the very dry legal narrative we are hearing inside court and the utter loss and grief experienced by those who were injured and the families of those who died. within the last few minutes, a solicitor representing christopher's touch pre—�*s family i've come outside court here, and the solicitor said on his behalf there was no chance to hold his hand and take care of him. the chance to say goodbye. that the incompetence on behalf of network rail beggars belief. we have also heard an account for the first time from a 32—year—old who suffered life changing injuries he was on the train at the time. she said that the 3.5 seconds at the driver had to try to avoid the debris on the track, to try to break when he was going at a speed of 73 mph, just didn't feel typical. it was like floating or sliding, like when you are in a car. it was a noise like metal dragging along metal, and you can never

lorna gordon there with the latest. _ should not be repeated. lorna gordon there with the latest.e been telling you world leaders are arriving to attend that two—day summit for the 620. it is a meeting of the 19 biggest economies of the world, as well as the european union, making up the 620. lots of questions about whether there is much by way of achievements, or whether it is the real work getting done on the sidelines of this event. as you can see there, the us president, joe biden, arriving on air force one, just touching down in delhi. it is a stellar guest list, world leaders arriving at one of the biggest state offence that india has ever hosted. there are two notable exceptions, of course, the russian president vladimir putin, and the chinese premier, xijinping, not making the visit to delhi. lots of issues, not least the war in ukraine, but many of other things to discuss, and the real work may get done on the sidelines. headlines coming up. hello. the weather is set to change over the next few days, but in the short term, our september heatwave goes on. some of the clear

lorna gordon in edinburgh, thank you. got tangled up in a fishing net on a south african beach. members of the public at west coast national park saw they were in distress and were able to cut through the nets to help them. it meant the pair were eventually freed and were able to make their way back into the sea. 2a hours after azerbaijan's army launch an operation in nagorno—karabakh — reports of a ceasefire with ethnic armenian forces. penalties for those defy islamic dress code for up to a year. and prince charles and queen camilla in france with a state dinner this evening. let's get more now on our top story, king charles and queen camilla are beginning their three—day state visit to france today. the royal couple will visit paris and bordeaux. they will attend a ceremony with macron president at the arc de triomphe and then attend a dinner at the elysee palace. lots of people have shown up on the champs—elysees to welcome king charles and queen

lorna gordon, offer is needed to end the industrialaction. lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. would be useful to an enemy. 0ur correspondent daniel de simone is at westminster magistrates court. defied bulgarian nationals appeared here at westminster magistrates�* court this morning —— the five of them. they were arrested in february and charged last week with conspiracy to conduct espionage. the five have lived in the uk for several years and some of them had apparently normaljobs. but the allegation is that they were secretly operating as a spy cell working on behalf of the russian state. the court heard new details about the case today. it is alleged that this group were involved in surveillance on targets both here and in europe, and that this surveillance was apparently for the purpose of assisting russia to carry out hostile action, including potential abductions. 0ne out hostile action, including potential abductions. one of the defendants, 0rlin roussev, is alleged to have run the cell from a seaside guesthouse in great yarmouth in norfolk was that he is said to have r

lorna gordon, thank you. 174 schools in england are now known to be affected by crumbling concrete, 27 checking hundreds of schools every week for reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete, known as raac. ellie price reports. banging. they knew they had a problem with raac at this school in sandbach a year ago. it put the dinner hall out of action, but after a lot of this... the kids should finally be let back in in about five weeks' time. so this is our temporary dining marquee. so around 12 months ago we moved out of the raac building. the dfe have been really supportive, they gave us the funding to get the solution in place right away. obviously the main challenge with this space over the course of the winter has obviously been plummeting temperatures. you know, not as good as a permanent building. 174 schools in england have found themselves in a similar position this term, with 27 identified in the last two weeks. that affects just over 120,000 pupils. 85% of schools affected are open now for full face—to—face learning, but one school is still having all its lessons online. the peopl

lorna gordon, thank you.lhi for the g20 summit — a meeting of leaders of the world's 19 largest economies, plus the european union. among the issues for discussion is russia's invasion of ukraine. two of the most powerful men in the world were on the guest list for the summit, but aren't there — russia's president vladimir putin and president xi of china. samira hussain sent this report. prime minister rishi sunak landed in india, he was greeted by indian dignitary, and dancers. but the colourful arrival won't mask the thorny issues at play. mr sunakry rated his commitment to supporting the most vulnerable but made it clear the uk will support ukraine. one of the priorities i have being here, is to highlight the impact of russia's war on millions of vulnerable people round the world, and that is the impact of food price, recently russia has pulled out of something called the black sea grain initiative which allowed wheat and other food to leave ukraine, ukraine produces an enormous amount of the world's food.

lorna gordon, bbc news, the high court in aberdeen.er has appeared in court charged with rape and threatening to kill — after a woman was allegedly attacked and forced into a car. our special correspondent lucy manning is at scotland yard. pc cliff mitchell was arrested on tuesday after a member of the public found a distressed woman in south—west london. it's alleged that the woman had been attacked in a property and then forced into a car. when the metropolitan police investigated, they discovered the suspect was a member of their own force, pc mitchell, and he was then arrested. in court today at westminster magistrates�* court, the court heard an allegation that he held the woman at knife—point. the met said in a statement that he was not on duty at the time and the woman was known to him. he has now been suspended. he has been charged with six counts of rate, not keeping to a non—molestation order and with threats to kill. and the court heard that he was finishing the second year of a three—year apprenticeship with the met, and th

sidner: another of his siblings, lorna nelson, also gave similar information saying that, "yes, indeedt -- but was very privy to what was going on in his life, and i would say approximately 2004, it was her belief that prince was going to die, his drug use was so out of control. so you have two half siblings who both share the same story at different times in prince's life. unfortunately, we can't talk to them because they have both died. dr. pinsky: prince apparently had long-standing hip pain. the nature of the hip injury is not really clear, but it would not be appropriate for him to take opiates on a long-term basis because it will make the pain worse and trigger a second problem -- dependency or addiction. camerota: despite those allegations from his half siblings that there was drug use, there were also people who were very close to prince, had known him throughout his life and say they never saw any drug use whatsoever, and they were very shocked by it. he was so against drugs, never did any drugs in his life, didn't drink, didn't do anything. he had created a world that was unl

at which point, lorna decided to put the photo on social media, and jack's lego man quickly became infamouso way that people would find it. but, yeah, lots of my friends shared it. i ended up with 154 shares, i think, on facebook. so, yeah, yeah. it went big. it did. the person who actually did find it was somebody that we knew and she used to go to his school, so... and she'd seen it on social media? her mum had seen it, and the next morning, her mum messaged me. but i already did know the lady, so it was funny. yeah. wow. so it worked. your plan worked. yeah, it did. with that came the promise of a cash payout. now, on your wanted poster, you offered £2 as a reward for anyone who found it. yeah. it was found. did you part company with that £2? the person who found it dropped it off at nursery, so... where your mum works? yeah. my mum didn't have any money on her, so she just gave her a box of chocolates instead. and he's got this message for them. thank you very much forfinding my lego man. i'm really happy that you found it because i didn't think anyone would find it. well, miracles do h

it's called stream is from a spanish folklore called lorna. and um, it's a woman who wants small children at the wives tell that they tell. so that's no children walk away from their parents and they'd be too scared to see me if they did local, creative, known as the after the community exhibiting here for the 1st time. showcasing locally produced content by african red spots for which is the 1st african netflix . so really the design was about to come up and become an applicant, actually getting an opportunity to tell the story within that rather than us is funds to be called japan from also here for the 1st time, he's will talk with town an area of focusing on enemy manda and japanese culture. they've been so much the mon, which happen is the japanese, japanese language, 70. everything. but essentially, over the years people kept asking for this. yeah. they finally established. this is the ultimate goal. japan love is. this is the place to be the festival is a platform for both local and international entertainment and pop culture, including

here's more from our scotland correspondent lorna gordon.at the only option opened to him was a fine and sentencing. lord matthew said that network rail�*s level of culpability was high, that there were deaths, and that a large number of people he said, opportunities to take appropriate action may have been missed, but he also said that network rail had accepted responsibility and taken significant remedial measures. he added that had the case gone to trial, the fine would have been £10 million, but that it had been reduced by a third because network rail had pleaded guilty. network rail had accepted that a series of failures had led up to the crash that included a failure to inspect, to maintain a drainage system in the area, and failing to warn the driver of the train that the track was unsafe. while speaking outside the court after that fine was imposed, the father of the driver of the train, brett mcculloch, who is of course one of the three individuals who died on that day back in august 2020 when this train derailed, he said that his s

lorna gordon is outside holyrood. tell us more about the plans.ack here _ tell us more about the plans. isis, his first day back here after the summer recess, the first programme for government from a first minister five months into thejob, try to stamp his mark on government. he said it was a programme that would have a focus on supporting women and to that end, there was an acceleration and expansion of free childcare in scotland, making it available in some areas for children for nine months of age to the end of primary school. he also said front line care workers in scotland would receive a pay boost to £12 per hour, that would be worth a couple of thousand pounds a year to some workers, he also announced a consultation on banning single use vapes. visit the headline issues, he also announced would be a bit on tackling misogyny, more money for social housing. it was also at times a deeply personal speech. humza yousaf spoke of his grandfather of his faith and his wife's multiple miscarriages, saying there would be more help for those similarly

it's called stream is from a spanish folklore called lorna. and um, it's a woman who wants small children, as the wives tell that they tell. so that's no children walk away from their parents. and they'd be too scared to see me if they did a local creative, known as the f for the community exhibiting here for the 1st time. showcasing locally produced content by african red spots, which is the 1st african netflix. so really designed was about to come up and become an applicant actually getting an opportunity to tell that story within that rather than us is funds to be called japan from also here for the 1st time is will talk with town an area of focusing on emma may, miranda and japanese culture being so much them on what's happening to japanese, japanese language, japanese, everything. but essentially, over the years people kept asking for this. yeah. they finally established that it's the ultimate goal. japan love is. this is the place to be the festival is a platform for both local and international entertainment and pop culture, including s

good morning, lorna. tell us more about this dispute specifically. good morning, sally.losed. in glasgow, the situation is a bit more complicated, senior students in the secondary schools can still go in but the two schools behind me, a primary school and an additional support needs school, are both closed. i have been speaking to the workers this morning who say the offer that has been made to them is too little too late, they are very angry, they say that yes it equates to £2000 per yearfor the angry, they say that yes it equates to £2000 per year for the lowest paid on the scottish government's living wage, but that actually is equating to just £1 per hour, and some of their members are now working two or three jobs, four jobs, to pay their bills. they are very angry, they want more money, and they are on strike for the next few days. and they are on strike for the next few da s. . ~ and they are on strike for the next few da s. ., ~ ,, and they are on strike for the next few da 5. ., ~' ., ., an investigation has been launched by the metropolitan police after they re

both of lorna, this morning.is beautifully trained . the dog is beautifully trained. and it's those kind of owners that will go out there and they will do whatever the legislation takes. that won't are takes. the ones that won't are the ones that we're worried about go backstreet about that go to backstreet breeders and have these vicious dogs as a weapon. this isn't going to solve it by introducing a licence. but i do think that we should look we perhaps should look at ensuring this, especially with pubuc ensuring this, especially with public liability . public liability. >> okay. then so yes or no >> okay. so then so yes or no then of you, claire then to all of you, claire pearsall should all dogs have to have a licence? or no ? peter have a licence? yes or no? peter spencer yes or no ? spencer yes or no? >> totally not obvious. >> totally not obvious. >> colin yes or no at this stage, no. >> and neil parish again? >> and neil parish again? >> no, but insurance would be good. and of course identifying these dog

lorna wade's goal on her 50th appearance of the difference as they beat albania 1—0. defence of their trophy with a 3—0 win over crystal palace — anthony martial with their third, that made it safe, after first half goals from alejandro garnacho and casemiro. interestingly, the two sides meet again in the premier league on saturday. there's three all—premiership matches in the scottish league cup quarterfinals this evening — all looking to join hearts in the semi finals after they left it late to book their place in the last four. alex lowry scoring the winner against kilmarnock in the second minute of stoppage time. 2—1 the final score at rugby park. england's cricketers head off to india today ahead of the mens world cup which begins next week. they'll be hoping for much better weather than they got in bristol for their match against ireland yesterday, as the final game of the english international summer was abandoned because of the rain. asjoe wilson reports. cricket always loses eventually to autumn. here, england hopefuls seized the last chance of the season. ph