we‘re going back to newport west and we‘re speaking to ruthjones, the new member of parliament for newportewport west. you‘ll be relieved that you‘ve won. but are you disappointed that you didn‘t win by more? no, not really. ithink paul flynn had a massive personal vote in newport west. everybody knew him. he was here for 32 years, so no, i have no worries in that respect. it was a respectable majority. no recounts — that‘s fine. the no recounts, indeed. your majority was almost 2,000, which given the turnout, is not a bad result for you. but one of the surprising things, as john result for you. but one of the surprising things, asjohn curtis was going through there, is that there was actually a swing from labour to conservative. that must have surprised you? labour to conservative. that must have surprised you ?” labour to conservative. that must have surprised you? i mean, to be honest, i haven‘t actually had a look at the figures yet. the first timei look at the figures yet. the first time i heard them is when they were read out on the platform! 2.396 swing from labour to conservative.

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tomos morgan, bbc news, newport. that a failure in the aircraft‘s anti—stall system was a factor in the crash of two of its max 8 planes. as pilots have told us, erroneous activation of the mkas function can add to what is already a high workload environment. it‘s our responsibility to eliminate this risk. we own it and we know how to do it. a man accused of carrying out a series of knife attacks last weekend in north london is appearing before magistrates today charged with five counts of attempted murder. our correspondent tolu adeoye sent this update from highbury magistrates court. 29—year—old jason kakaire appeared here at around 10.30am. he confirmed his name, age, address in edmonton and his nationality as british. now, he faces ten charges — five of possessing an offensive weapon and five of attempted murder. the attacks he is accused of started on saturday night in edmonton. four people were attacked in the space of ten hours. police say all were approached from behind. there were increased police patrols in

and what about the scene itself and those who do not know that part of newport or newport itself veryive us a sense of the area. this is a country linda comes out in newport. and the crash happened at a crossroads on that lane. and this was a routine bus serving local people or a coach trip or what? to be no? yes he misses a local bus company on the isle of wight. and what is the word from the scene now? i appreciate you are not adjacent to it but presumably there is still an investigation going on. what is now about the scene at the moment? things are still developing as you can imagine. there are lots of emergency services on the scene. police carrying out investigations into how the crash happened. and i believe ambulance staff still taking patients away. indeed and just to confirm the casualty figures i mentioned at the start. there is no confirmation of one fatality in this incident? yes, there is one person who has died at the scene. 20 others have been taken to hospital. 0k, james, we appreciate you bring us up—to—date. thanks very much indeed. as more information emerges about

>> newport beach, california, south of where we are here in l.a. go ahead, alain. >> thank you for taking my call. i wanted to let beth know, i read the book. i am a retired teacher, 30 years in orange county. it was just so well researched to let people know what is happening to our young people who have become addicted to opioids. also, the way you wrote so compassionately and as a teacher, i so appreciate that. i hope so many people will read your book, i hope our nation will do something about this epidemic and really look at it in a compassionate way. these people are not week. they have become addicted to very strong drugs. thank you, beth. >> thank you so much. as i said earlier today, my job was to make people care about this issue. not just the people who are suffering, many of them initially addicted through no fault of their own but also first responders are suffering, too. i've seen police officers arrest people and be stuck by needles and had to be tested for hepatitis b. you see physicians and judges worn out by this issue. i know as

and settled in newport beach.hat's where she met glenda, who was also from new mexico and they immediately hit it off. >> pegye was probably one of the most gregarious people that i've ever met. she was happy and she was always smiling. >> reporter: and, says glenda, pegye was driven to establish herself as a successful physical therapist. she had almost everything she wanted. >> she did wanna find a guy. >> and the clock was tickin' a little bit. >> it was. >> and then one day on the beach, you found somebody for her. >> we did. so one afternoon on -- on a weekend, pegye called me and said, "what are you doin'?" and i said, "well, i'm gonna go down and watch dave play some volleyball on the beach." >> reporter: dave was glenda's husband. >> i asked pegye if she wanted to come down with me and she said absolutely. she immediately spotted eric and said, "who's that?" >> reporter: eric bechler, then in his early 20s, was a walking commercial for the california beach life. >> i'm going to guess when she notices a guy

now, kwame handerson,d without bond tonight in a jail in newport news, virginia. he'll be brought here to fairf to face felony charges in this case. leon, back to you. >> thank you, pat. this is so disturbing. it may be the tip of an uglyer ic because police say they recovered more than 70 videos of more than 8 additional victims not recorded at spa world. if you believe it's possible you may be a victim, fairfax county police want to hear from you. >>> breaking news, former vice oresident joe biden with a new response the recent allegations of inappropriate contact. >> heweeted outhe new response on twitter a short time ago. us.y has that for >> the former vice president has been facing growing accusations recent days and it has been overshadowing an expected announcement he is going to be running for office. he put out a video trying to exain himself. >> politics is cold and anti-septic. always thought about connecting with people. shaking hands, hands on the shoulder, a hug,encouragement, social norms have begun to change and shifted and the boundaries of perso

a woman died in the collision near newport.n bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. japan steps into the ring for a fight, as it begins bilateral trade talks with the united states. a sneak peek. beating's new airport that will open in the autumn to meet china's growing appetite for air travel. —— beating's. good morning, asia, hello, well. it is monday. the start of a brand—new trading week. glad you could join us for another exciting addition of asia business report. i'm at rico hizon. we start off with trade talks, not china and the united states. we a re talks, not china and the united states. we are talking about japan and the us today. after two years japan is finally taking a president trump's offer for a bilateral trade negotiation which will begin later today in washington, dc. japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, is keen to avoid tariffs onjapan‘s cars. as tensions grew between the united states and china, will the united states and china, will the united states have a class with its key ally? earlier th

the new mp for newport west is labour‘s ruthjones.ut how she had already mastered the art of nodding to the speaker. i swear by almighty god that i will be faithful and bear true allegiance to her majesty queen elizabeth, her heirs and successors, according to law. so help me god. next, the customary extended handshake to the speaker. the new mp for newport west getting straight down to work. well, that's it for monday in parliament. alessia mccarthy will be here for the rest of the week. but from me, christina cooper, goodbye. hello there, good morning. sunshine really did make a big difference to the temperature yesterday. we had 20 degrees for the first time in a long time. that was recorded in east anglia in the sunshine. further north, in the north—east of england, a very different look to the weather. the mist, fog and low cloud rolling in from the north sea and temperatures about seven degrees. we should get sunshine in the north—east of england on tuesday but our air is getting colder. our air is coming all the way from scandi

, as is jessica, because the people of newport deserve that and newport deserves our labour governmentt brings to so many families. i'm here to say well done and congratulations. i look forward to meeting you again next weekend for the welsh labour conference. thank you very much and well done everybody! applause the labour leader they are, not shedding much light on the brexit negotiations progress thereof but congratulation to the victorious candidate for the by—election in newport west after the death of paul flynn, and ruthjones on the platform alongside him. now the headlines... theresa may writes to the eu and asks for an extension to article 50 until the end ofjune. she acknowledges the uk may need to ta ke she acknowledges the uk may need to take part in european elections. a woman accused of killing her husband and whose son campaigned against her conviction was released on bail ahead of a retrialfollowing conviction was released on bail ahead of a retrial following the quashing of her murder conviction. more than three quarters of the uk's biggest employers have a gender pay

newport west remains in labour hands.are that the said ruth lorrainejones is duly elected as member of parliament for newport west. after 32 years in the hands of a welsh labour giant, the seat became vacant after the death of paul flynn in february. this by—election has taken place because of the sad passing of paul flynn, our friend. there have been many tributes to him over the weeks, but one thing stood out to me — everyone knew somebody helped by paul flynn. these words have been an inspiration to me throughout the campaign. after all, that's what we're here for — to do our utmost to help others. newport as a local authority voted to leave in the referendum, and brexit was a common theme on the doorstep. by—election turnouts are usually lower than general elections. 67% voted here two years ago, but this time around only 37% of the constituency came out to vote. 11 candidates stood this time, with the conservatives coming in second and ukip third — increasing their share of the vote. tomos morgan, bbc news, newport.

i've had the pleasure to get a full tour from rudy of newport avenue market just last august. he's been in the grocery industry for 40 years. he's helped newport avenue market through its migration from a traditional store to the award-winning employee-owned specialty grocery store it is today. he's a tireless advocate of the independent supermarket industry, and advocates in support of a public policy agenda that benefits main street grocers throughout the nation. local grocers like rudy help job growth, support oregon's producers and help feed our communities. so please join me in congratulating rudy doery on receiving this prestigious award and working on behalf of not only newport avenue market, but for all businesses and independent grocers across the country. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> in pennsylvania volunte

police were called to a neighborhood in newport, kentucky, yesterday.he teen told them his name was timothy pitzen and he just escaped his kidnappers in ohio and ran across the bridge to neighboring kentucky. a boy named timothy pitzen disappeared when he was 6. his mother's body was found in an apparent murder/suicide. she left a note saying timothy was fine but no one would ever find him. sharon hall lives in the newport neighborhood where the boy was found. >> seven years is a long time, a long time. and i hope -- i hope and pray that he gets some help, and anything that this neighborhood can do, we'll do for him. >> police and the fbi are investigating. dna test results on the teenager are expected today. >>> "usa today" says they're investigating reports of dozens of mostly young people suffering seizures after vaping. the government says at least 35 people reported seizures after using electronic cigarettes over the past decade. seizures and convulsions are known to be possible side effects of nicotine poisoning. they have reportedly occurred afte

it was at 12115 when this happened at forest road in newport.illed travelling in the red car you can see in the ditch to my right hand side. she was travelling with three passengers who all suffered serious injuries. two air ambulances who came to this road and took patients to southhampton, brighton and st mary ‘s hospital here on the isle of wight. another vehicle, a silver mini cooper. four people were travelling and were taken to hospital. the driver of the bus, a man in his 50s, suffered serious injuries. the road is closed and the police stay on the scene and they wa nt to police stay on the scene and they want to know anyone who with this the incident and may have information. one of the government ministers leading brexit talks with labour says compromise will be needed on both sides if there's to be an agreement. cabinet office minister david lidington insists a deal can be reached before elections for the european parliament on may 23rd. it comes as former conservative leader, iain duncan smith, has warned that tory activists have litt

died and 22 others have been taken to hospital following a crash involving two cars and a bus in newportthe isle of wight. four of those hurt had to be airlifted by helicopter to hospital. the local nhs trust has declared a major incident. matt graveling has just sent us this report. it was a 12:16pm this afternoon that the collision involving the double—decker bus behind me and two cars happened on forest road in newport at the junction of betty hoyt lane. tragically, a woman in her 60s was killed travelling in the red fiat bravo that you can see in the ditch to my right—hand side. she was travelling with three passengers. they all suffered serious injuries. two air ambulances came to this road, which is national speed limit 60 mph, and they took patients to southampton, brighton and also st mary's hospital here on the isle of wight. in another vehicle, a silver mini cooper, four people were travelling, and they were taken to hospital as a precaution. and on the double decker bus, ten people were travelling and they were also taken to hospital as a precaution. but the driver, a man in h

no kwame anderson, held without bond in newport news. hex be brought back to fair to face felony charges in this case. back to you. >> thank you. >>> tmeanwhile, tidal basin one of the most beautiful places i and today, was announced as an historic preservation. theatrea is under thre >> that's why pele come here. >> reporter: imagine for a id moment the t basin? >> the pretty colors and background. >> reporter: all its natural and man made splendor completely wiped off the map, keeping that dark vision from becoming reality is a driving force be nd a national campaign called "save the tidal basin." day, on the steps of the jefferson memorihe, national park service joined the trust for pistoricservation declaring the time to save this national treasure is now. >> the tidal basin is at a pivotal moment. on a daily basis, the walkways surrounding the basin is flooded with high omde making it impassable for visitors and coming the roots of these very cherry trees.or >> repr: out here, the tidal basin was not built to handlesi millions of rs

there was shock yesterday in kentucky, this teenage boy surfaced in newport, kentucky, claiming he was timothy pitzen. neighbors called to report the teen acting suspicious. the teen claims he escaped from a red roof inn, describing them as two males with bodybuilder frames. >> we have a child who said he ran away, he said he was kidnapped, we found him. looks like in 2011 he was kidnapped or abducted, not sure what the situation is. >> pitzen's family says they are being cautiously optimistic. here is neighbor who discovered the teen and the grandmother who says the family is hopeful. >> really he was a lost child, it broke my heart to see him stand there like he had not a friend in the world. the demeanor. >> he was scared? >> scared to death. >> we never stopped looking for him, thinking about him. we love him and will do everything to get him back to a good life. >> in 2011, six-year-old timothy pitzen's mother checked him out of kindergarten class in illinois, spent a few days with him, took him to the zoo and water park and police say she killed herself in rockford motel, leaving

investigators say people in newport, just over the river from cincinnati, found this guy wondering aroundoking beat up at the time. here he is from back when he disappeared. he told police that his timothy pitson that missing in the year 2011 and he just escaped from two kidnappers in cincinnati. the photo on the left shows pitson before he disappeared. on the right is a computer-generated image of what authorities thought he might look like. they've been looking for him all this time. according to investigators, before pitson went missing, his mother picked him up from school in illinois, took him to a water park in the wisconsin dells and then she later killed herself in a hotel room saying her son is safe with people that would take care of him. now the mystery unfolding. matt finn reporting live in the midwest newsroom. a lot of questions here still. >> yeah, shep right now the fbi and police departments from various states are investigating this teenager claim that he is the missing boy from 2011. we're awaiting for the dna tests and will cement this case one way or the other. neighb

newport west remains in labour hands. lorrainejones is duly elected as member of parliament for newport west. after 32 years in the hands of a welsh labour giant, the seat became vacant after the death of paul flynn in february. this by—election has taken place because of the sad passing of paul flynn, our friend. there have been many tributes to him over the weeks, but one thing stood out to me — everyone knew somebody helped by paul flynn. these words have been an inspiration to me throughout the campaign. after all, that's what we're here for — to do our utmost to help others. newport as a local authority voted to leave in the referendum, and brexit was a common theme on the doorstep. by—election turnouts are usually lower than general elections. 67% voted here two years ago, but this time around only 37% of the constituency came out to vote. 11 candidates stood this time, with the conservatives coming in second and ukip third — increasing their share of the vote. the man accused of killing 50 people in last month's te

he escaped from ohio to the other side of the bridge in newport, kentucky where authorities found him. he was last seen in may of 2011. his mother picked him up from school and the pair spent a few days together before she was found dead in a rockford, illinois, hotel room. she left a note saying timothy was safe but would never have been found. on wednesday that may have changed. authorities in cincinnati, louisville and his hometown of aurora, illinois, are now working to determine the teen's true identity, hopefully bringing a happy ending to this terrible tale >> we have never stopped looking for him, thinking about him, and that relove him and will do everything to get him back to a good life. >> reporter: officials are running dna tests to confirm the teen's identity. results are expected as early as thursday afternoon >>> hour time is 4:15. a necropsy is planned on a gray jail that died and washed ashore in san pablo bay in rodeo. it was spotted yesterday near a boat ramp. it is the third dead whale found in less than a month. >>> environmentalists took to the streets in downto

they are looking to expand the case which features on a newport beach college admissions company thatre than 700 clients. huffman is accused of disguising a $15,000 payment to doctor her daughter's s.a.t. results. laughlin paid $500,000 to have her daughters designated as recruits to the crew team. >>> new questions this morning about how compliant california hospitals can be with looming new earthquake safety standards. hospitals must be earthquake safety by 2030. 418 hospitals have been able to meet the new seismic safety standards. many are too financially strapped. >>> spring is in the air, a sure sign of the season making its presence known at our nation's capitol. >> they are in the white stages right now. next comes pink blooms, which should happen in the next few days. they are a gift from japan. they sent 3,000 trees to the u.s. to host a festival every spring drawing 1.5 million people. i have been there during the festival. >> just beautiful. >> it is so beautiful. >> i have some pictures. i'm going to post those on facebook. >> 4:52 right now. >>> coming up on today in the

the new member for newport west. very worthy success. today mister speaker marks the t anniversary of the good friday agreement. a defining moment in iris history. it was a great achievement. as well as those on all sides of ireland. we have to ensure and maintain. as we continue to find discussions that could shape our future with economic relationship. protecting jobs, rights and our economy we should not forget communities across this country that have been abandoned by this government in the here and now. official figures show that nine of the ten most the price cancel larry's have seen cuts that are almost three times the average of any other counsel they decided to cut the worst off areas more than the well off. the right to reference the 20 third anniversary. it was indeed an important moment in which has led to the piece that we have seen subsequently. in this house and elsewhere to ensure that that peace was possible and that was possible as well. actually councils you have more money available this year. the real terms increase

yesterday's drama unfolded more than 300 miles away in newport, kentucky. >> we have a child that ran away. he said he was kidnapped. >> reporter: the person told him he escaped from two men that had been holding him for years running from a red roof inn into kentucky. in timmothy's hometown, his bike sits at his neighbor's house given by his dad to a family who played with him. >> this was timmothy's house, and that was his playground. >> reporter: jackelyn lives in in the house timmothy onceallehome. his handprint cast in stone. >> i have hope that one day he'll pass by and say, you know, that was my playground. >> reporter: now the question, why would anyone impersonate a missing child. will never stop looking for you, praying for you, and loving you. >> ron, today we 4-year-old boy as we thought yesterday but a man. what else do we know about him and a potential motive and what happens next? >> reporter: short answer, lester, is we don't know much at all. police aren't saying anything about this guy tonight. we don't know if he'll face charges behind this, but authorities are sayi

adriana diaz, cbs news, newport, kentucky. >>> boeing may be to blame in two deadly claims. 346 people died in two crashes within the span of five months involving ethiopian airlines and lion air planes. now some members of congress want boeing to testify about what it may have known about the fally systems. the mother of one of the eight ethiopian crash responded to preliminary findings that the pilots had followed boeing's recommended procedures. >> obviously this could have been prevented and that's what makes me cry. this could have all been prevented. >> boeing's ceo has apologized for the company's role in the tragedy. >>> the man accused of shooting and killing rapper nipsey hussle has been officially charged with murder. 29-year-old eric holder was in court yesterday. in los angeles. his attorney chris darden entered a plea of not guilty. darden was an attorney in the o.j. simpson trial. >> we want to make sure everyone who's responsible for the murder of nipsey hussles brought to justice. holden is accused of shooting hussle on sunday outside a clothing store the rapper owned.

it has been just over a month since a cyclone almost wiped out newport city in mozambique. people are still grappling with the devastating consequences. more than 1000 have died in southeastern africa since it struck and cholera cases among survivors have risen as well to more than 4000. medical facilities are overwhelmed with patience while officials, relief agencies are frantically coping with a shortage of supplies. >> just over a month after a cyclone hit mozambique, the city is still in rubble. local health clinics and hospitals were badly hit by the storm. every day, people flock to get medical help. but doctors and medicine are in short supply. many have lost everything to the cyclone, including their livelihoods. now they cannot afford to buy medicine at private pharmacies, so they are turning to the national health service. >> at this health center, sometimes they only give you ibuprofen, but with what i'm suffering from, that just is not enough. still, they only give me ibuprofen. when i went to the central hospital, i did not even get that. jujust tests, and i'm

abc's whit johnson is in newport, kentucky, with the latest. good morning, whit. >> reporter: cecilia, good morning to you. this story captivating much of the country. a family hoping that little timmothy pitzen was finally coming home. but sadly, that dna test exposing a painful lie. and a man with a troubled past. this morning, a shocking hoax surrounding illinois boy timmothy pitzen who gained national attention nearly eight years ago when he tragically vanished. >> it's devastating. >> yeah. >> it's like reliving that day all over again. >> reporter: for a day and a half, a breakthrough gave the family renewed hope when this man wearing a hoodie identifying himself to police as a 14-year-old pitzen telling authorities he escaped from two men who were holding him captive. timmothy mysteriously disappeared in 2011 at age 6 after his mother picked him up from school. police say days later she took her own life and left a chilling note saying her son was safe but would never be found. timmothy's family hopeful all these years that he was still

our national correspondent athenna jones is in newport, kentucky wsh where the man surfaced this weekhas gotten national attention. what's the latest? >> hi, wolf, in alleged crime wasn't just crushing for timmothy pitsen's family. it was ha huge drain on resources. a multi-state, multi-agency effort involving some 507 or more law enforcement and health officials, two fbi offices dropping everything to investigate. law enforcement officials say they became skeptical early on because he refused to be fingerprinted. tonight, brian michael reny is facing a federal charge of facing false statements to federal agents and could be facing eight years in prison. an affidavit says he repeatedly claimed to be pits opinion the newport kentucky police chief telling cnn saying he was clean shaven and paeg in a childish voice. the 23-year-old also told investigators he was a child sex trafficking victim kprand of abdominal pain and he was interviewed by a forensic psychologist. reni refused to be fingerprinted and only properly identified after he agreed to submit to dna testing. when confronted wi

according to police here in newport, kentucky, he is brian michael rinny, a 23-year-old man from medina, with a prior arrest record. it is a devastating development for a family that has already suffered so much. a stunning and devastating twist in a nearly eight-year-old cold case that drew national attention. late today, law enforcement authorities say a dna test shows this 14-year-old boy is not a missing child named timmothy pitzen. pitzen vanished in 2011, when he was just 6 years old. after his mother, amy frye pitzen, checked him out of school and took him on a three-day road trip. he was last seen leaving this wisconsin resort with his mother. a few days later, amy frye pitzen was discovered dead inside this illinois motel from an apparent suicide. she left behind a chilling note that read, "tim is somewhere safe with people who love him and will care for him. you will never find him." >> every day that goes by, our concern for timmothy is heightened. it's a very difficult case to work. >> the case confounding law enforcement officials and the boy's family for years. >> i don't

2 men who are holding him captive and said that his name was fits and who you see here, however, newport police now say that mail is actually 23 years old and his name as bryant michael rennie of medina ohio renee has not been charged with anything at this time. >>alright weather time as we take a peek outside check on that 4 zone forecast a live look here. the san mateo bridge called the house a home on a thursday. >>and our chief meteorologist lazcano is here. he's got a forecast that includes a look at snow yet more snow in the sierra and this new report, i mean it just keeps going emergence to the joke and may go on in yeah, i mean it's that kind of year what a year for the resort's up their what are your for people to love to ski so we headed up there's a crime for ski report going up there this weekend going to be a little tricky we've got that storm system coming but they've got 230 inches still on the ground in squaw valley 6 inches of new powder up there as well and more on the way later on tonight and tomorrow kirkwood 210 inches on the ground. 8 inches of new snow machine groo

the young man claiming to be the boys showed up in newport kentucky. live in illinois with late word that the story was a hoax. >> reporter: it really has been a waiting game here for this community and people following the case over the years. the past 24 hours the police and fbi have been trying to determine if the man in kentucky who said he escaped from kidnappers was the same timothy who disappeared from this community close to eight years ago and after that itvestigation we know e aner. >> it is devastating. it is like reliving that date all over again. timothy's father is devastated once again. >> the family of timothy who was six years old when he finished in may 2011 is relieving the worst nightmare all over again. dna testing by the fbi revealed a manikin forward claiming to be him is not him. >> that is back to ground zero for us. reliving everything that did happen and renewing the loss one more time. >> police say the men is actually 23 and from ohio and has a previous arrest record. >> folks who do things like this typically don't get awa

>> host: elaine in newport beach, california, south of where we are in los angeles, go ahead, elaine.>> caller: hi, thank you for taking my call, i have read the book, i'm a retired teacher 30 years in orange county and it was just so well researched to let people know what has happened to our young people who have become addicted to opioids and also to the way you wrote compassionately and as teacher i appreciate that, so many people will read your book, i hope that our nation will do something about this epidemic and really look at it in compassionate way. strong drugs. so thank you, beth, thank you, c-span for the wonderful, wonderful interview. take care now. >> guest: thank you so much. i said earlier today, i feel like my job was to make people care about this issue and not just the people who are suffering, many addicted through no fault of their own but first responders are suffering too. i've seen, you know, police officers arrest people and be stuck by needles and had to be tested by hepatitis c, you see physicians and judges just absolutely worn out by this issue and elaine

she'll reach the century in a friendly against the czech republic in newport. the highest level for her country and for wsl side bristol city along with coaching the wales girls under—15s. bbc sport wales has been to meet her ahead of tonight's match. i remember my first game was holland away. i remember seeing my name on the board and thinking something had gone wrong. it must be a training sheet or something. i remember not being able to breed for a second and i wouldn't sit here and say my career has been sunshine and rainbows. for every good moment there is about three lows but i wouldn't change it for the world. it has been brilliant. i'm still trying to achieve things now and as a nation we have a big goal which is to qualify for a major tournament so it's been amazing along the way. it really has. smiling, unusual. she is an athlete with the ball at her feet. it is something we always knew. we never expected this and this is a dream, obviously. having a child that plays for wales is a dream but to have 100 caps is something you don't expect. when i think

let's hear from gary in newport, kentucky on the republican line. federal and ity seemed like i got a cut there, a break there, but i found my state, which used to have a cap a $2000 but they had a $42,000 but the state of kentucky lowered that cap and i ended up having to pay it back. i broke even on the whole thing if i ever saw any change at all. consider all levels of government as far as the tax burden is concerned. one particular issue with this law, as with many others on the federal level, is whether states choose to conform their tax codes with changes that are made at the federal level. many states do what is called have aing and will not parallel credit or deduction, especially i have seen this and states toward the funny percent small business deduction on the personal side. host: any thoughts for our caller in kentucky? guest: i agree. it is important for people to think about the tax system overall in this country. level, wee federal have different kinds of taxes. you have federal income tax, which is what today is about. you also have

ina in a parliamentary by—election, the labour party halys held onto the constituency of newport westwales. labour's candidate, ruthjones, won the seat but with a reduced majority. the conservative party came second and the uk independence party came third — with an increased share of the vote. turnout was sharply down on the 2017 general election, at just 37%. last night was the most prestigious night of the year for the british gaming industry, which according to the trade body, is now worth a record £5.7 billion. the industry has become more lucrative than movies and music combined. bbc newsbeat‘s steffan powell was at the bafta game awards and sent this report. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome to the british academy games awards. tonight's a chance for the uk gaming industry to get together and celebrate the successes of the last 12 months. since the 1980s, the uk has made some of the world's most successful games, and recent tax breaks for companies here have helped the sector grow rapidly, with mass appeal to people of all ages and backgrounds. but in order to kee

federal prosecutors are looking to expand the case which centers on a newport beach college admissions company that served more than 700 clients. >> new at 11:00, build it rigger, denser and c public transit, the idea for new housing tonight. san francisco b-50. while some say it is the state' balking. jean elle i is in san francisco where the plan is getting pushback. >> reporter: it is, ss some supervisors do not want state lawmakers telling them what kind of housing can be built here. under sb-50 multiunitables between three and five stories tall would be allowed in neighborhoods like this one near transit. california neighborhoods near public transit would transform under sb-50. single family homes could be replaced with multilevel multiunit buildings. not just near stations but up to half a mile away. >> you can build taller buildings or you could build deeperables. >> the so-called more homes act is getting mixed reaction in san francisco. curious residents learned about the bill at the neighborhood council tonight. the plan has thelandape. areas in original, yellow and pink woul

voting is under way in newport west. by the death of the labour mp, paul flynn. eleven candidates are standing. the result is expected in the early hours of tomorrow morning. there's been a dramatic drop in signs of cervical cancer among women in scotland who were given the vaccine for human papillomavirus, or hpv. the finding comes in reasearch published in the british medicaljournal. a uk—wide immunisation programme was introduced for girls aged 12—13 ten years ago. lorna gordon has more. laura mcadam discovered she had cervical cancer in her early 30s. doctors had noticed changes in the cells in her cervix when she went for a routine smear. the hpv vaccine fights the infection which is linked to most cervical cancer cases. laura says she wishes it had been available to her. definitely, iwould, yep, take it in a heartbeat. if it's going to stop anybody going through what i went through, then it's worth doing it. all school—age girls are routinely offered the hpv vaccine. this study tracked the health of nearly 140,000

the labour party is held on to the seat of newport west in wales.at but with a reduced majority. the conservative party came second and the uk independence party came third, with an increased share of the vote. turnout was sharply down on the 2017 general election, at just 37%. to the united states now, where the over the fight over the mueller report is intensifying. thejustice department has defended its handling of special counsel robert mueller‘s report, examining contacts between president donald trump's 2016 campaign and russia. investigators who worked for the special counsel said they were unhappy with the way attorney general william barr represented their findings. let's get more on this with our correspondent chris buckler, who was in washington for us now. fisher seems to be going on the attorney general? yeah, we never expected the fight about the mueller report and with the publication of that summary, with the publication of that summary, but it is as these reports are taking place and been put in both the washington post in the new y

it's managerjustin edinburgh's second promotion to the efl, having guided newport county through theourse today the drama didn't end on the pitch. gavin has more on that story from bolton today. bolton have been told that they must complete their two outstanding championship fixtures by the english football league. today's match with brentford was called off — after bolton's players said they would not play again until they receive their outstanding wages. we can speak to our reporter stuart flinders, who's outside the university of bolton stadium. tell us what's happened today? well, the match was called off late last night, but that was too late for brentford's players who had already travelled north. and many supporters of both sides will already have bought their tickets for today's match. bolton's players are refusing to play the final two fixtures of the season because they have not been paid their wages for march. bre ntford brentford and nottingham forest still to come. the efl says the club is guilty of misconduct and it may face a penalty, but many supporters appear to be b

the new mp for newport west took her seat in the commons at the start of the week.ld following the death of a veteran labour mp, paul flynn, in february. i swear by almighty god that i will be faithful and bear true allegiance to her majesty queen elizabeth, her heirs and successors, according to law. so help me god. now to prime minister's questions. as we saw at the top of the programme, the snp‘s westminster leader used his questions to press theresa may over the possibility of a second brexit referendum. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn focused his attention elsewhere. in the run up to may's local elections, he attacked the conservatives‘ record on local government funding. since 2010, 50p of every pound has been stripped from local authorities by her government. that is the reality of what life is like for those trying to deliver services. mr speaker, the evidence is clear. the tories have abandoned communities across the country. they've left towns and cities to fend for themselves after nine years of vindictive, damaging austerity. i'm proud to lead a governmen

st mary's hospital in nearby newport declared a major incident and called in extra staff to help withpacity to learn and it's getting worse. those are the findings of an online survey of thousands of teachers carried out by the national education union. it says more pupils are struggling because they come to school hungry, thirsty or without a proper night's sleep. caroline davies reports. the children come to school with no coats, no socks. a number of my pupils live in overcrowded housing and have disrupted sleep. most of my class arrive at school hungry and thirsty. these are the responses from some of the 8,000 teachers asked in an online survey about how poverty affects their pupils. more than 90% of them said it was a limiting factor in children's capacity to learn. the national education union, who commissioned the survey, say that more of its members are seeing families becoming poorer. at this school in watford, the head teacher says the school have to step in to help. we have had situations whereby parents have had maybe an oven or a fridge stop working, they literally can't

four patients who were airlifted from the scene of this crash that involved two cars and a bus in newporte moment but the nhs trust on the isle of wight is the organisation quoted, 19 people taken to hospital, for patients airlifted from the scene after that crash involving two cars and a bus. nigeria's president buhari has said he will not rest until the schoolgirls abducted by islamist militants from chibok are reunited with their families. his statement comes on the fifth anniversary of the kidnapping by boko haram of 276 girls from their school. 60 girls have since escaped, over 100 more have been freed, but 112 are still missing. there's been a sharp rise in the number of crimes involving dating apps and websites across england and wales. an investigation by bbc radio 5 live found that around half the reported offences were sex crimes. the 0nline dating association says its members do all they can to protect users from harm. here's the programme's presenter, adrian goldberg, on why the number of crimes have increased. we've analysed figures from 22 of the 43 police forces across engl

newport election was interesting, because the labour vote fell away and the conservative vote fell away a labour seat. turnout was down. ukip didn't pick up that well, but i think that's because they are now a damaged brand. the other part of the sunday telegraph headline is, as may woos corbyn and i'm not quite sure about that, i think she is trying to, but the way they are talking today, it was confusing if there had been any talking. they had been talking and wooing for three days, and what various people including diane abbott were saying this morning is that nothing really has moved, and yet you've got lip and went doing something or other —— philip hammond claiming there are no red lines from the government, and that things are going quite well. who knows? i think the fact that there was a reach out to corbyn it didn't go down well in the shires, and didn't go down well in the shires, and she didn't go down well in the shires, and she was talking about a softer brexit involving a customs union, which is against the manifesto, because their manifesto said they would leave the custo