two—year—old awaab ishak died following exposure to mould and damp.chdale — where they washed, where they ate — they were surrounded by mould. the family had complained to their housing provider for years, but nothing was done. rochdale boroughwide housing, we have a message for you. stop discriminating. stop being racist. stop housing people in homes you know are unfit for human habitation. in the wake of the toddler's death, action was promised. we're bringing forward legislation. that legislation will make sure that the housing associations who are responsible for social housing are held to account. this tragedy should never have occurred. there is no way that a young child being brought up in a home with damp and mould of this kind can be considered to be in a decent home. now the government's proposed how that'll work — with legal requirements for social landlords to tackle problems. 1a days to investigate hazards such as damp and mould. starting fixing the problems within a further seven days. and emergency repairs within 2a hours. landlords tha

where they washed, where they ate, they were surrounded by mould.st, stop housing people in homes you know are unfit for human habitation. in the wake of the toddler�*s death, action was promised. now the government�*s proposing legal requirements for social landlords to tackle problems — 14 days to investigate hazards such as damp and mould, starting fixing the problem within a further seven days, and emergency repairs within 24 hours. landlords that fail to meet the standards can be taken to court and ordered to pay compensation. awaab�*s death and the coroner�*s report were, as i said at the time, a hammer—blow to the nation�*s conscience. but since arriving in this role, i�*ve been determined to ensure that tenants, both in the socially rented sector and in the private rented sector, are in warm, safe and decent homes. in a statement, awaab ishak�*s parents say they hope no family will have to go through the pain they�*ve been through. their barrister says the proposals are a step forward. throughout their time with awaab, they built up a bit of

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and the pensioner�*s home riddled with damp, mould and rats. her neighbours rallied round to plan a makeover. cameron fall short of the australian open but takes plenty of positives fourth—round defeat. good evening. storm isha has wreaked havoc across the uk, leaving two people dead in scotland and northern ireland, while thousands of homes are still without power. there were gusts of up to 99mph, disrupting the journeys of many road, rail and air travellers. storm isha has now left the uk, but another storm, jocelyn, is on the way. we'll be hearing about isha's impact on different parts of the uk from our reporters in north lanarkshire and in cumbria, but first, with the latest from belfast, sara girvin has this report. storm isha battered northern ireland with winds reaching 80mph, bringing tragic consequences. a motorist in his 60s died after his vehicle collided with a fallen tree in limavady county, londonderry this evening. 17,000 people in northern ireland are still without electricity. at the peak of the storm, 53,000 homes had no powe

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the housing unit, where there's so many issues of mould, moisture, no drains. to me, my health changed when i came over. so, curtains are a luxury, and... ..that's what aluminium foil does, in making sure that covering my windows keeps the humidity down. i own a restaurant and i've been here five years now and basically, the rent in one year, less than one year, has doubled. now i'm thinking, "what could happen in a couple of months?" that was the famous burrito, although we call in honduras baleada. i've been talking to some of my customers, some of my customers i no longer see, and we were like, "where is so—and—so? " and all of a sudden, they'll find us on facebook and they'll leave us comments that they left to... ..georgia, that they left to texas. i'm not feeling secure. i'm already thinking about other cities, maybe other states, even possibly. ifeel like i am going to be displaced. there is an ironic phenomenon at play here. it's higher ground, further away from the coast, at one time was more affordable because it was the least desirable place to be. n

i've said all along that i was a boy having a dream, you know, i have not always fit the mould, but it cricket i played the exact same way. let's take you through some of the day's other sporting headlines and chrisjordan was player of the match for hobart hurricanes as they beat sydney thunder in the big bash. the england international took two wickets for just twenty runs to restrict thunder to 150 for eight, which hobart reached with eleven balls and seven wickets to spare. the transfer window opens today and dutch midfielder donny van der beek has joined eintracht frankfurt on loan from manchester united. the bundesliga side have an option to make the move permanent. and two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova will miss the australian open later this month as she is expecting her first child. the world number 17 announced the news earlier today. lots of tennis going on on the other side of the world right now and in what could be his final year on tour, we were treated to the modern version andy murray. the 3—time grand slam champion showed glimpses of his old self, showed plent

here is russ mould from a] bell. good to see you.this, probably a bigger picture in terms of the us economy because last year we saw us government debt, new government debt reached nearly $2.6 trillion. the interest payments on pats are above $1 trillion. this is something surely they can just be brushed aside. this is something surely they can 'ust be brushed asidefi brushed aside. this is one of the big questions — brushed aside. this is one of the big questions that _ brushed aside. this is one of the big questions that economists i brushed aside. this is one of the i big questions that economists and stock market investors are asking, to what degree is the string we are seeing in the american economy now the result of biden economics, but how much of that as a result with government spending with a debt that will be more than $2 trillion this year. those government dollars are filtering through to companies who are perhaps looking to hire, but can't they keep on spending like a drunken sailor? that is one reason why the fed cut in

i've said all along that i was a boy having a dream, you know, i have not always fit the mould, but ihows you on the field in test cricket i played the exact same way. and we've reached the last eight of the world darts championship. 16—year—old luke littler has just taken to the oche against brendan dolan. follow that one on the bbc sport website and app. turning to the war in ukraine — where the escalation of deadly attacks by both sides continues. the russian—installed authorities in donetsk say ukrainian shelling has killed four people. meanwhile, ukraine says one person was killed in the port area of 0desa after russia launched 90 attack drones last night — 87 of which were destroyed by the country's air defence systems. president zelensky has promised to increase the domestic production of weapons and ammunition this year — including the construction of at least a million drones. now to russia, and many russians are still willing to believe the kremlin�*s narrative that the west is to blame for the war. the bbc�*s russia editor steve rosenberg, one of the few remaining western j

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i've said all along that i was a boy having a dream, you know, i have not always fit the mould, but in test cricket i played the exact same way. and that's all the sport for now. russia's president vladimir putin has pledged to "intensify" attacks on ukraine, after an escalation of deadly attacks by both sides in recent days. the russian—installed authorities in donetsk say ukrainian shelling has killed four people there. meanwhile, ukraine says one person was killed in the port area of 0desa after russia launched 90 attack drones last night — 87 of which were destroyed by the country's air defence systems. president zelensky has promised to increase the domestic production of weapons and ammunition this year — including the construction of at least a million drones. a host of famous films, books, music and characters including mickey and minnie mouse enter the public domain from today. this means disney will no longer enjoy exclusive copyright over the earliest versions of the characters in the us. our culture reporter noor nanji has more. mickey whistles. it was the animation that l

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he played with an elegance, with an arrogance even, that broke the mould at the time with this uprightr position and making his own in a very modern guise, using that freedom that came with it to step into midfield to become a very — a playmaker in disguise, if you will. and a legend for both german football and world football, and one who became synonymous with a certain style of playing. up until this day, defenders who think they're a little bit fancy, a little bit flash, get accused of thinking they're franz beckenbauer when they come out with the ball. that's how big a legacy he's left behind. and the rugby world is paying tribute to the wales, tribute to the wales and british and irish lions playerjpr williams who has died at the age of 74. commentator: is going to get! williams, williams! _ the former full—back was synonymous with wales and the lions' triumphant tours of new zealand and south africa in the 1970s and was capped 55 times for his country in all. the company behind the latest american mission to soft—land on the moon has said the planned touchdown may not happen. as

the death of a two—year—old after exposure to mould brings about new uk government proposals where sociale to an end at 7am, as junior doctors went back to work one hospital has told the bbc that the pay dispute has cost them £1 million because of extra staffing costs and lost income from cancelled operations. our health editor hugh pym sent this report from milton keynes. my unofficial title is teapot technician. otherwise housekeeper. another hospital trolley — this one with self—styled teapot technician judy. she can feel the pressure in a&e as she does her round.

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along that i was a boy from housing commission having a dream, you know, i have not always fit the mould that shows you on the field in test cricket i played the exact same way. just time for a quick update from anfield. liverpool had put the ball in the back of the net but it has been ruled offside so after 18 minutes between liverpool and newcastle, there are still no goals. that is the sport for now. thank you very much, jane. here in the uk, the number of migrants crossing the english channel fell by over a third in 2023, compared with the record number of crossings the year before. more than 29,000 people made thejourney, and migration is likely to be one of the key issues in the general election due this year. mark easton has been analysing the numbers. with that general election looming, the government wants to start the new year with evidence that the prime minister's two big promises on immigration are being delivered. promise number one 7 stop the boats. well, no, they haven't stopped. but the home office claims its plan is working. the number known to have crossed the channel

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basically milestone has reached at least 23968 palestinians have been killed since the war began. mouldings 10400 of them. a children demonstrated intel, of even at holding a 24 hour riley to demand the release competence held by her boss in garza, for just as also express that ryan government prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his government's handling of the crisis is what was well wrong cause is that to one of the worlds most of the health crises, based hospitals, industry, not functioning, functioning, 70 percent dropped of service. and those that are operating or facing shortages of supplies and even medical workers across the street, does anyone dialysis will treating patients for suffering from kidney failure as russell? so that ripples and i remember i said that before the war this dallas has more than a major hospital, says 122 patients every day on. now it is over well, because it's on the function in violence as ward in the entire guys a street or more. i've done this. all included the situation is tough and challenging because we are not only hospitalized in the process of p

but in general, yeah, the mouldings hands, the snow falls, the higher most seriously. i have a longstanding to becomes and since you have the meter, i was just have to say, thank you for such a beautiful weather today. we can do it without your help. thank you very much, all in the to how do you actually measure the level of dangerousness of those particular slopes? how do you look at it and say that's dangerous. we can't go there. we've been studying this area for a long time. oh yeah, no designs that to carry a certain strip level for avalanches. so every year we kind of know what to expect for me cuz so nothing the avalanche conditions they have met. and so and then we take measures accordingly. something like that. well, so slow, so, you know, as i understand that you get down to an actual microscopic level looking at the snow, the type of snow, the different types of snow crystals. how does that actually help you assess the danger level? i mean, is it really that specific truck because they're perfect. most reliable information on avalon changes comes from direct

warning to the world about the russian president vladimir poacher, whose hatred he said, threatened to mould and just to cry are put in is trying to normalize what you to have and it's in the twenty's thing. sure. a mess. do birdie since see it is and will adjust the raise to the ground and that terrifying feeling that the war may never end. in fact, splits in employees or we'll know that he is the sole reason why barry is wars and conflicts there seized n y o attempts to restore peace have failed. let's get to a reaction from a correspondent bit commonly in k. welcome a deck. this seems to be a sense in davos that support for ukraine is waning. is that a worry there about the attention of the outside world is now elsewhere to? well, certainly, that is something that people here register, but ukraine isn't necessarily for outpatient use. everywhere has to be said, i think your credit is still doing a whole lot better than most of the parties to was to the 3rd have there at west involvement in terms of getting attention in western europe and north america. it's different pictures late in afri

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i've not always fitted the mould but i've been authentic and honest and not someone different and i thinkchampionship. 16—year—old luke littler takes to the stage very shortly against brendan dolan. follow that one on the bbc sport website and app. we'll have an update in the next hour. that's all for now. we will be back with you on a bit but moving on. the archbishop of canterbury has called on political leaders contesting elections this year, to show respect for one another. justin welby urged them to disagree passionately but not to focus on division. 0ur correspondent jon donnison has more. in the year he crowned a new king, archbishop justin welby opens his new year message on the coronation. all: god save the king! and, in particular, the example set by the country's military. for the first time in 70 years, our forces swore an oath to a new monarch. they promised to be faithful and to observe and obey all orders. they understood that it wasn't about being served by us, but to serve. hip, hip. all: hurray! and at a time when headlines have been dominated by wars, much of the archbi

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housing landlords to repair unsafe homes have been proposed after awaab ishak�*s death from exposure to mouldfice it scandal in the uk — fujitsu's european boss is set to give evidence to the public inquiry into the matter later today. paul patterson faces his second grilling of the week after appearing at the business and trade committee on tuesday, where he apologised for fujitsu's role in what he called an "appalling miscarriage ofjustice". fujitsu developed the horizon software used by the post office which was later found to be faulty and incorrectly made it look like money was missing from branches. more than 900 sub—postmasters and postmistresses were prosecuted for theft and false accounting from 1999 to 2015 based on horizon evidence. 0ur correspondent zoe conwayjoins me live from outside the inquiry. what can we expect to hear today? i think there is evidence from paul patterson is going to be hugely significant and that is because fujitsu played a central role in the post office scandal and that is because fujitsu employees were giving evidence in court cases over many years that l

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iii days to investigate hazards such as damp and mould.ably possible after that. more than three years on from the death of awaab ishak, his legacy moves another step closer to becoming law. rowan bridge, bbc news. there was little christmas cheer for retailers according to the latest industry figures, with weak growth in sales in december. ben has been looking at the numbers. some really interesting things. héerr; some really interesting things. very much so. in the five weeks to the end of december which covers the crucial christmas shopping period, retail sales in the uk increased byjust 1.7% compared with the year before. it's less than had been expected and significantly lower the 6.9% growth we saw in december 2022. the british retail consortium says shoppers held back on their festive spending due to a lack of confidence in the economy. the trade body has warned shoppers and retailers face a "challenging" year ahead. there was a slight boost in takings the week before christmas, as shoppers scrambled to buy last—minute gifts, partic

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on fourth we had tyla, from south africa, she is in the mould of a beyonce or rhianna.outh korea we have peggy gou, who makes incredible uplifting music. and then the runner—up was a soul singer, music. and then the runner—up was a soulsinger, olivia music. and then the runner—up was a soul singer, olivia dean from london. a incredible warmth to her presence. the london. a incredible warmth to her resence. . , , ., , presence. the last dinner party, the s le of presence. the last dinner party, the style of that — presence. the last dinner party, the style of that is _ presence. the last dinner party, the style of that is that _ presence. the last dinner party, the style of that is that something - presence. the last dinner party, the style of that is that something that l style of that is that something that has come back into fashion? it hasn't yet. guitar music has been in the doldrums for a few years, we haven't seen a big indie band breakthrough and so it is interesting to see this prize for critics and djs to say that these are the people we are most excited about.

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. $16000.00 the tides moulding us. net and that's the parents association contributed a healthy amount last time about $3000.00 euro. so if we could agree on a figure, i know the school association would go along with it. okay, that puts us in the same ballpark as last year, so we can sign off on this and then come in as well. 5. sure. fantastic. really. and we can keep the anti wish list, the order release. that's amazing. yeah . i'm happy, i noticed everyone felt a bit silent. just done by waiting and 5, is he going to say yes or no? yeah, fine. it's hang pension funds on whether the cash flows or not depends on his vote company. doesn't that seem old fashioned to you for like something out of another century. also the one that i've just been asking is i've done quite the ssl is most of the top 30. that's what i have to say. i'm very grateful that this is the case of x pad and blanket others specialists will have much more to say about the free market economy, about taxpayers, money flowing into the public past really started. i think it's difficult to strike a good balance between w

and it becomes a kind of ponzi scheme . there's poor mould scheme. and there's a poor mould .ington have done on this. if done the stats on this. if we carry at current rate of carry on at our current rate of decline by 2080, in this country we will have 50 over 50% foreign born people in the uk who literally not even first generation immigrants, they've immigrants who have just come over born because we'll over foreign born because we'll have plugging this have to keep plugging this problem. just doesn't problem. but it just doesn't work as long time solution. okay. >> interesting. >> interesting. >> well sorry, i've just i >> wow. well sorry, i've just i just have some information. >> done the podcast >> i've just done the podcast and expert on that. and the new expert on that. you're you're of information. >> going a book. >> i'm going to release a book. yeah, just copy paul yeah, i just copy paul moreland's hahahahaha. yeah, i just copy paul moreland my hahahahaha. yeah, i just copy paul moreland my haiwas haha. yeah, i just copy paul moreland my haiwas one|. yeah, i just

and i think corbynite mould. become more and more obvious as we closer to the we get closer and closer to the election and likely election well, and likely to become obvious these become more obvious if these strikes continue because although is sort of although lord cameron is sort of doing the necessary messaging to the houthis and indeed to iran as a result of all of this, what isn't clear is what they are going to do next. well exactly. and david cameron is far from ruled out. future air strikes. in fact, he said that the uk would be prepared to strike again if necessary . this these again if necessary. this these tensions don't look like they're going to abate any time soon. in fact, they could well ratchet up as the war in israel and palestine gets ever more fraught. so this is a very much a live situation. and it'll be so interesting to see how both parties deal with this in the lead up to it, to the election. i would say that of all issues, labouris i would say that of all issues, labour is now on its on

so if it took a pro—business, centre left leader to break this mould, does this mean the electorate simply of nationalisation , of nationalisation, redistribution of wealth and traditional ism? it traditional socialist ism? it would that the current would seem that the current leader of labour party, sir leader of the labour party, sir keir , might have been keir starmer, might have been taking of tony blair's taking notes of tony blair's premiership. like blair, he recently praised margaret thatcher. he regularly appeals to those on the right, claiming the tories have failed reduce the tories have failed to reduce immigration or make brexit work. and has positioned himself as and he has positioned himself as a pro—business leader. a moderate, pro—business leader. there is no doubt, as we saw when the two shared the stage earlier this year the tony earlier this year at the tony blair institute future of britain conference that the former minister has the former prime minister has the ear of the leader of the opposition . tony blair and opposition. tony blair and margaret thatcher, are figu

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so if it took a pro—business, centre left leader to break this mould, does this mean the electorate simply of nationalisation , of nationalisation, redistribution of wealth and traditional ism? it traditional socialist ism? it would that the current would seem that the current leader of labour party, sir leader of the labour party, sir keir , might have been keir starmer, might have been taking of tony blair's taking notes of tony blair's premiership. like blair, he recently praised margaret thatcher. he regularly appeals to those on the right, claiming the tories have failed reduce the tories have failed to reduce immigration or make brexit work. and has positioned himself as and he has positioned himself as a pro—business leader. a moderate, pro—business leader. there is no doubt, as we saw when the two shared the stage earlier this year the tony earlier this year at the tony blair institute future of britain conference that the former minister has the former prime minister has the ear of the leader of the opposition . tony blair and opposition. tony blair and margaret thatcher, are figu

the message is at least 2 for all spelled together, but this has affected anything mould, not vote. this is about the palestinians living in lebanon, living in berry. we have is, are, sorry, the last response comes out. is there a very good, but i'm going to is it professional development studies and international relations . so university of london, he joins us live from the british complement to ask on kentucky with us on the program. today will be a day of reflection. somebody palestinians in bainbridge, especially those that attended the funeral. but of course, come the day after her boss and it's a committee will now be wondering what the next step is of working about reprisals if that is the case. so what has the law to a certain extent? they've said that war is built off the table, the right, where it says the full limit when it comes to how much, how much is beyond the beyond the reprisals? it'd be on vacation as even if i might do if i really said didn't, does the worst thing. i mean they, they had the decency of saying that his blood is not the more valuable than that of t

you know, india is foreign ministry types of into mouldings. diplomat serve and escalating disputes between the countries that comes up to 3 multi government ministers. made disparaging comments on social media about indian prime is sitting there under moody. they describe moody as a clown in response to a video promoting tourism to a group of indian islands near the multi it's they what they suspended. one of induced largest travel platforms has stopped taking bookings for flights to the multi multi zone. so you can see here is located south of india's mainland at the southern tip. actual deep is a chain of islands as part of india and is just north of the multi use. the language spoken in pa celeste with deep is similar to the multi the language as well. java them and sorry, is a political. i listen, come and take one indiana fast and joins us now from new delhi, mr. one. so we could talk you with this on the program. so we have a situation where the indian private is to visit. so one of his own states talks up the location that doesn't criticize another solved britain nation in the proce

type of fitting the royal mould type of know, all of of person.aying stress for kate. i'm not saying this stress related. i this is at all stress related. i genuinely know is. genuinely don't know what it is. but you know, on top of whatever she must been dealing she must have been dealing with, she's been having had these grenades from omid grenades lobbed at her from omid scobie, isn't prince harry, scobie, who isn't prince harry, but is you know, an associate , but is you know, an associate, um, who's been very unkind. and of course , there royal of course, there was the royal racist saga, which was directed at i poor thing, if at kate. i mean, poor thing, if she's suffering from she's been suffering from a health and enduring health condition and enduring all putting a really all that and putting a really brave then well brave face on it, then then well done but um, yeah, done her. but um, yeah, they might be wishing they had somebody like harry waiting in the wings to do a few engagements. >> yeah, i think, like you said again, if they've aga

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now they all had to be in the cameron mould, which is why the tory party is basically a party of socialhing, as can is as far as i can see, is a complete and utter waste of time. will take time. no single plane will take off, uh, between now and the next election. it simply won't. if it gets through parliament, it will be stopped by the european courts. and they are just. if excuse my just. if you'll excuse my french, fiddling while french, they are fiddling while rome burns. the immigration issue is a conflagration in this country . and although a lot of country. and although a lot of people say that the, um, the economy is more important than the nhs , if you look at those the nhs, if you look at those who voted conservative at the last time in 2019, the immigration is a massive issue for them . the figures come in at for them. the figures come in at 87, 92, etc. when you ask them questions about immigration. so this is literally a bonfire under rishi sunak and he is tacking it in completely. they are wasting they are wasting parliamentary time because this is never going to go anywhe