lucy manning, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime...ars, with uk inflation now at 9%, pushing up the cost of living for millions of households. coming up — the ancient oak tree which has been transformed into a long table in honour of the queen's platinum jubilee. coming up in the bbc news channel... coming up on the bbc news channel... familiarfaces return for england asjimmy for england asjimmy anderson and stuart broad are back to take on new zealand in a three—test series. in afghanistan, secret schools are being set up to educate girls in defiance of the taliban, who have refused to allow them back into the classroom. officials have repeatedly insisted in public that girls�* schools will reopen, but secondary schools have so far remained shut. a decision to reopen them was overuled by the taliban leadership at the last minute earlier this year. our correspondent secunder kermani has been able to visit one of the secret schools. hidden away in a residential neighbourhood... ..a small but powerful act of defiance. these teenage girls

our special correspondent lucy manning has the latest details. m one man who was now in his 40s. the allegations other that that sexual assault happen in london in 2005, so presumably when that man was in his 20s. he's also facing two further charges from another man, another alleged victim. one of those is sexual assault in 2008 in london, the other allegation is that he caused a person to engage in penetrative sexual activity without consent, that is in the same year as well. and then the final charges again of sexual assault against another man who is now in his 30s. that was in 2013 in gloucestershire, so the allegations have been made. he was, kevin spacey, during that period of eight years, the artistic director at the old vic in london. he has previously denied any allegations of sexual assault. what isn't clear is when or whether he will come to court in the uk. he is out of the country at the moment so he either has to come back here to face those charges or perhaps even face extradition. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come

our special correspondent, lucy manning, has the latest details. s 405. that man out in his 405, its alleged that those two counts of sexual assault are alleged to have taken place in london in 2005. another man has made in allegation, to allegations, one of sexual assault in london in 2008 and also in 2008 saying that the allegation is that kevin spacey caused a person to engage in sexual activity without the final is another man now in his 30s. another man now in his 30s. that's alleged to have happened in 2013 in gloucestershire. he was during that period of eight years the artistic director at the old thick theatre in london. he has in the past i was denied any allegations of sexual assault and we are not sure as normally happens when he's due to appear in court, normally when someone is facing charges we are told that they will appear in court the following day perhaps even face extradition. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... ra re rare images of the life of queen elizabeth pe and shared with the public for th

lucy manning our special correspondent.ve been pouring in on social media. his co—star said... thanks for watching. now time to look at the weather. hello. it still looks like we're going to get some cold weather as we head through the weekend. mind you, today, across parts of scotland probably didn't feel that one. we have seen a lot of cloud around, some sunshine yes but also rather sharp showers. further south in south—east of england and dry and warm in the sunshine and limited sunshine and lots of clyde made its way down across england and wales, still a little bit of rain on that show was continuing across parts of scotland. what is left of parts of that cloud continues to run safford into the english channel, mainly as a way as well, and away from scotland find light winds, clear skies and that points to a chilly night when it was last night. could be down to around 7—9 by first thing on friday morning. during friday we have got this area of high fashion not far away and that things sunshine and dry weather but we ha

our special correspondent, lucy manning, has the atest details. by three victims. two counts of assault by one man, that man out in his 40s. that's alleged that you counts have taken place in london in 2005. another man has made in allegation, to allegations, 1's sexual assault in london and 2008. and also in 2008 saying that the allegation is that kevin spacey because a person to engage in sexual activity without consent. there is a further allegation of sexual assault from another man, that man now in his 30s but that's alleged to have happened in 2013 in gloucestershire. these allegations all relate to a period of time when kevin spacey was the head, the artistic director at the famous old vic theatre in london. he has in the past always denied any allegations of sexual assault. we are not sure as normally happens when he's due to appear in court, normally when somebody is latent charges we are told they will appear in court the following day but we understand that kevin spacey is not in the country and so either he will have to return to the c

our special correspondent lucy manning joins me now. harges down for you. he is facing gym counts of sexual assault from one man who is now in his 40s, the allegations are that assault happened in london in 2005, when that man was in his 20s. he is also facing two further charges from another man, another alleged victim, one of those is sexual assault in 2008, the other allegation is that he caused a person to engage in a penetrative sexual activity without consent. that is in the same year as well, and then the final charge is again of sexual assault against another man who is now in his 30s. that was in 2013 in gloucestershire, so the allegations have been made. he was, kevin spacey, during that period of eight years the artistic director at the old vic theatre in london. he has previously denied any allegations of sexual assault. what is not clear is when or whether he will come to court in the uk. he is out of the country at the moment, he either has to come back here to face those charges or perhaps even face extradition. ~ . , thos

lucy manning, bbc news.swer questions on all aspects of the war, from whether ukraine can really win, nato expansion and what moscow might do next. shrewsbury and telford nhs trust has been fined more than £1.3 million for safety failings, which contributed to the deaths of two patients. which said other patients were also exposed to a significant risk of harm. the trust was recently the subject of a damning review into its maternity services. a police officer is in hospital after he was trying to long the road trying to search a van. the police officer was responding to an incident in st helens. 0fficers officers were told that there was a backpackin officers were told that there was a backpack in st helens wrote that was suspected of containing cannabis. police attended and the occupants of a white ford transit van nearby were seen to be acting suspiciously. 0fficers approached them to tell the men that they were going to carry out a search of the van under drug laws. police say that when a constable reach

lucy manning, bbc news.ight do next. you can get in touch on twitter using the hashtag #bbcyourquestions and you can email us on yourquestions@bbc.co.uk. the head of the un has called for a speedy transition to renewable energy after a new report showing the climate crisis accelerated last year breaking records for sea levels, ocean heat and greenhouse gas concentrations. our climate editor justin rowlatt is here. tell us what they are saying. it comes from the un climate science arm and as the name suggests they are trying to take stock of what the world has been doing. it was not the hottest year ever but it was one of the seven hottest years. the last seven years have been the seven hottest years and they are saying it may not be the hottest, there are various climate complications that but they wanted to say there are other indicators that tell us the direction the world is moving them in terms of the boundaries and they picked out concentration of c02, record levels, record rate of sea—level rise and re

our special correspondent lucy manning is with me now. d in 2005 in london. there's also another charge he is facing of sexual assault against a man now in his 30s, that is from 2008 in london, again the same alleged victim is facing a charge of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent. the final charge he is facing is another count of sexual assault, that is on another man now in his 30s, that is alleged to have happened in gloucestershire in 2013. during the period these charges he is facing, he was the artistic director of the old vic theatre in london. we don't know when he will appear in court, we understand he is out of the country at the moment. if he doesn't return to the uk, perhaps there may well be extradition. he has always denied any allegations of sexual assault. . , denied any allegations of sexual assault. , ., ~ , ., denied any allegations of sexual assault. , . ~' , ., , denied any allegations of sexual assault. , . ~' , . let's take a look at some of today's other news. bbc four and cbbc will end as

lucy manning on the charges laid against kevin stacey. it's been a real mixture of weather today. the northern parts of the uk. higher pressure building up from the south—west bringing more in the way of sunshine. heavy showers will continue across northern scotland, and as the cloud increases across scotland, northern ireland and england, we could see is showers here. most parts of southern england should stay dry and there will be sun around and lighter winds. pleasantly warm with 18 in the midlands, 21 celsius in the south—east. heading into the weekend, the main headline is turning cooler. we've got northerly wind turning away and with thick cloud, we could see more showers. hello this is bbc news. the headlines the chancellor rishi sunak unveils a new 15 billion pound package to help millions of families through the cost of living crisis . this government wil never stop trying to help people to fix problems where we can to do what is right. today it feels like the chancellor has finally realised the problems the country are facing. meghan markle visits the memorial site for t

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now, unfortunately one of the people who were with him in warm springs was lucy mercer, who had married a man named rutherford who had died recently. lucy was there. when eleanor came down the next day to retrieve the body, franklin's cousin told her that lucy had been there. so eleanor lost her job, her husband and found out that he had been seeing his former mistress all in the same day. and yet she put together an extraordinary public face. that information did not get out for years. next slide please. his casket is moved from palm springs, it goes on a train, thousands of people lined the tracks. it comes out to washington as a big national ceremony, and then it comes up to hyde park. you see here the casket on the case, as it rolls up. soldiers and sailors lining the pathway, all the way up to the rose garden where he was buried. next slide please. after his death, initially as eleanor said well the stories over. she was up to her home. but, of course, the story is not over. if you only look at eleanor's career from the time she left the white house to the time she died, you would still

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now unfortunately one of the people who was with him in warm springs was lucy mercer who had married a man named rutherford who had died recently so lucy was there and when eleanor came down the next stage the body franklin's cousin told her told her that lucy had been there. so eleanor lost her job her husband and found out that he had been seeing his former mistress all on the same day and yet she put together an extraordinarily public face that information didn't get out for years next slide, please. his casket is moved from warm springs goes on a train thousands of people line the tracks that comes up to washington. there's a big national ceremony that it comes up to hyde park. you can see here the casket on the caisson as it rolls up. they had a soldiers and sailors lining the pathway from the railroad tracks all the way up to the rose garden where he was buried next slide, please. after his death initially eleanor had well, the story is over she moves up to her home at val kill here in hyde park, but of course the story is now over if you only looked at eleanor's career from time, sh

a year after that stillbirth she described, lucy mcbath gave birth to her son jordan davis. in 2012, jordan was shot dead by a white manute about loud music at a gas station in jacksonville, florida. jordan was 17 years old. before running for congress, lucy mcbath became a leading advocate for gun control. still with us, amy littlefield. this is a powerful address. real, human experience. an, if you can take off from there and also talk about the phone call that you were on. a number of people were on talking about what to do at the supreme court. >> it is just heartbreaking. just to think about the layer's of loss that lucy mcbath has endured. losing a child who was shot to death by white man in a parking lot because he and his friends were clang loud music, right? and her story just shows these are the women, these are the situations where people are going to die when roe v. wade falls. we have access to safe abortion -inducing medicaon now. we did not before roe v. wad, but women in situations, especially black women of people of col in situions where they are losing pregnanc when they show up in a history and esta

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man with a gun. congresswoman lucy mcbath, joins me now.t's good to have you on the program, i feel as though i want to say what i said to fred guttenberg early in the week, i can imagine these weeks which are hard for everyone, obviously are particularly painful for someone who has suffered through tragedy like you have. >> thank you, chris, it's so good to be with you thank you for having me tonight. and as i've said before, every time we have these tragedies, it's a painful reminder, for me it's like a punch in the gut, that again and again, when we can really do something, put forth policies to keep our family safe. and instill, ten years since i lost my own son, we haven't done so, we haven't been able to get federal background checks for past the senate. and these are lifesaving measures, that people are just waiting for us to pass. i'm sad to say that i've talked to many people, that are so afraid to send their children off to school, afraid that they might not come home. so afraid that their kids are going on the leading to parties

lucy mcbath. a year after her stillrth, she gave birth to her son jordan davis. in 2012, jordan was shot dead by a white man dispute about loud music at a gas station in jacksonville, florida. jordan was just 17 years old. before joining congress, lucy mcbath became a leading advocate for gun control. when wcome back, we'll also talk to chase strangio about inclusive language around pregnancy. he is the aclu's deputy director for trans justice. and we will look at the escalating attacks on the lgbtq community. stay with us. ■■ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in a major development in the ongoing attacks on the lives of transgender people in the united states, alabama has become the first state in the nation to pass a law to make it a felony to provide gender-affirming medical care to trans youth. the law went into effect may 8 but it's been partially blocked by a federal judge. the law aims to ban the use of puberty blockers and hormones, which can be lifesaving for trans children and teens. doctors and others who are found in violation

lucy bailey. he has her straight up. should i come undercover? should i come as a black man, as the head of the naacp. you should come as the head of the most militant civil rights organization in the country. she did not say why, she thought that would be most effective in gaining justice for the victims. also, this whole sense that walter probably, by that, time was way too famous. he could no longer pass. >> all right, we are going to end on this question from can. kim asks, we're recycling the fight for civil rights now. what will it take to break the cycle of taking away the rights of others? >> that's a fastening question. the first thing i can say to answer that question, i promise i'm not shilling books. it's very important understand that everything we are experiencing now is not new. all these things we're talking about, voting rights, george floyd, all of this stuff comes from, it's not new. this has been going on in our country for generations. i'll tell you, in walter whites area, it was far worse, we can't go back, there we can't let it happen. the first thing we need to do is understand

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candidates like lucy mcbath, a democratic congresswoman from georgia who got into politics after her son jordan was shot and killed by a white man who was angry about the music that he was playing back in 2012. she became a gun control activist after her son's murder in 2018 after the parkland shootings in florida, she ran for congress and she won, flipping a seat that was historically held by republicans. last night, she won her primary for re-election. she sponsored two bills that passed the house that would have expanded background checks and closed some loopholes. when we have a senate that hasn't even taken up those bills, what can congress do? how do we make that sort of thank -- change happen. >> lucy mcbath joins us now. thanks for joining us. we appreciate having you here, congresswoman. yesterday, when you addressed your supporters, after winning your primary, you spoke about the shooting, right here at the school that i'm at, robb elementary and you said, i'm going to quote you, we cannot be the only nation where one party sits on its hands as children are forced to cover their faces in fear. how do you convince repub

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man with a new lease of life — after a double hand transplant. and coming up on the bbc news channel — the mass exodus at manchester city women continues, as the club announce that defender lucyt the end of her contract this summer. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the chancellor rishi sunak has been setting out the government's measures to address the rising cost of living. the chancellor said his package is worth £15 billion. it is expected to be partly paid by a windfall tax on oil and gas companies — something ministers had previously opposed. the measures include — 8 million of the lowest income households will receive a one—off payment of £650. and from autumn, 8 million pensioner households will receive an extra payment of £300. 6 million people on disability benefits will receive a one—off payment of £150. and everyone will get a £400 grant towards their energy bills. the chancellor said the government "will provide significant support for the british people" — as our political correspondent helen catt reports. as bills have gone up, so has pressure on the government to do more than it has. the pressure on the government to do more than it has.— pres

lucy, the scheme is like this. you give permission for loans to my people. passport data. i'll collect, i have a manere, i don't know, but we tell you about the percentage. well rollback. how much do you want? damn, i've lost my mind. what's wrong here? don't you understand, lucy, we're completely broke. i do n't even have money to buy medicine for my mom. i understand, but i can't do it. what is this bank to you? not at all he will go broke for a couple of millions of the bank, maybe he will not ruin, but this project will be closed by real people and will not receive real help. real people real people yes, we are real people. we are your friends lena, we are not friends, but i'm here at work. listen, i wanted to consult with you , an idea arose, how to expand the business? well, enough for us to repair the clothes the girls know how to sew. a lot of women are very curly by standards, they can't pick up their clothes in stores. we can arrange custom tailoring. but to sell where? well, open a store so many problems near the premises, money sellers. you can't do it alone, shop assistant. now everythi

lucy mcbath, who beat fellow congressmember carolyn bourdeaux. the two had to face each other due to redistricting. mcbath is a longtime gun control activist 217-year-old son jordan davis was shot dead by white man in 2012 after a dispute over loud music at a gas station in florida. in texas, the race between democratic congressmember henry cuellar and progressive challenger jessica cisneros is too close to call. the democratic establishment as well as aipac lined up behind cuellar who is an anti-choice, pro-gun democrat whose home was raided by the fbi in january. cisneros was endorsed by bernie sanders and elizabeth warren and new york congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez. she's a supporter of medicare for all, the green new deal and reproductive rights. president biden has wrapped up his first trip to asia as president as tension remains high in the region. earlier today, south korea accused north korea of test launching three ballistic missiles, including a possible intercontinental ballistic missile. it was the 17th missile test by north korea this year. south korea and the united states responded by launching their own land-to-land missile tests. meanwhile, japan has accused china and r