and now ranking man has invited meghan to take a short will through this area of north london where he lives and works. and calls not only in the media artist you've also featured her on online and in your latest edition or upcoming edition of your magazine tell me a little bit more about this collaboration well i met coal through my agent as i said and she she is somebody that i think people should be aware of so i was very very keen to care seach it online i featured in days as well i think that when you get you know when you meet someone you really think is brilliant at what they do you really really want to get them as much p.r. of the season. or we're standing right here in the middle of london you're from scotland why i came to town one can unlock all i mean because you can this is kentish town. where we're when i mean here it was pretty much the only place in north london that i could afford to move. we got a really beautiful studio around the corner and i moved here in ninety six just over there and i lived here and in north london since about noise six well you know moving fro

when i mean here it was pretty much the only place in north london i could afford to move.we got a really beautiful studio around the corner and i moved here in ninety six just over there and i lived here and in north london since about ninety six well you know moving from scotland to london i mean i'm just guessing but it must have felt like you were a small fish in a big pond on opposite sides in background say it was a very strange experience and that's why it was great to meet jefferson at college because we were by from the same boat and we confuse days confused and we we both ended up kind of you know china kind of make a mark here without any support from anybody really and why here why not hollywood for example i mean you work with so many of these celebrities famous faces i think then we had no clue that we'd ever be working with all the would we were very much focused on you know we report for college when we met and we started the magazine days confused at college and it was really just a way of us kind of documented in creating culture that was around hollywood

when i mean here it was pretty much the only place in north london i could afford to move. really around the corner and i moved here in ninety six just over there and i lived here and in north london since about noise six well you know moving from scotland to london i mean i'm just guessing but it must've felt like you were a small fish in a big pond yeah i didn't know anybody in the industry when i moved to london i was very much from a kind of known commercial photography no not no not since i was in background say it was a very strange experience and that's why it was great to meet jefferson at college because we were both in the same boat and we didn't confuse yet and days confused and we we both ended up kind of you know china kind of make a mark here without any support from anybody really and why here why not hollywood for example i mean you work with so many of these celebrities famous faces i think back then we had no clue that we'd ever be working with all the would we were very much focused on you know we would buy for college when we met and we started the magaz

when i mean here it was pretty much the only place in north london that i could afford to move. really around the corner and i moved here in ninety six just over there and i lived here and in north london since about ninety six well you know moving from scotland to london i mean i'm just guessing but it must have felt like you were a small fish in a big pond yeah i didn't know anybody in the industry when i moved to london i was very much from a kind of known commercial photography no not no nonsense i was in background it was a very strange experience and that's why it was great to meet jefferson at college because we were buy from the same boat and we confuse days confused and we ended up kind of you know china kind of make a mark here without any support from anybody really and why here why not hollywood for example i mean you work with so many of these levers famous faces i think then we had no clue that we'd ever be working with all the would we were very much focused on you know we were by for college when we met and we started the magazine days if he's at college and he w

eoin morgan was inspiring about 25 young people in north london today.n british children. many people have the responsibility to make cricket releva nt. the responsibility to make cricket relevant. but man relevant. but only one man captains the one—day team. to win successfully this year does not involve england lifting the world cup? i think at some stage over the next ten years it would be remiss of me to say it would be disappointing if we did not win. everything has been building towards that. it a lwa ys been building towards that. it always is through every world cup, the aspiration is to lift the trophy at the end. i think with this group of players and with the age being quite young i think this is the first chance to lift the trophy. alan morgan leads the one—day tour of the caribbean in february. but after the recent- everyone “iii t; world ,,, t; world in w through. te—thewerld—cupfian—ty in mid—july. it london in mid—july. it is important to be inspired by that. you cannot be wilting underneath the being favourites. ‘being favourites. i ‘ bei

he gave his address in wembley in north london. and he was finally asked for his nationality.british. ayoub majdouline has been remanded in custody. he is due to appear in court again on wednesday, but this time at the old bailey. even though one person has been charged, the police say the murder investigation remains active. they have renewed their public appeal for more information on the teenager's death. daniela relph, bbc news, thames magistrates' court. the family of a woman who died when a speedboat crashed on the thames will meet the home secretary sajid javid later, to ask what he is doing to bring her killer tojustice. 31—year—old jack shepherd has been on the run since being convicted of manslaughter by gross negligence for allowing charlotte brown to take the controls of the speedboat, during theirfirst date. coming up at six o'clock we have all the news on breakfast. stay with us for all the latest. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the international committee of the red cross has issued a new warning that climate change combined with growi

let's speak now to french football journalistjulien laurens who joins us form north london..le. julien — this isn't the best start to henry's managerial career is it? you are right. it is terrible. he's had a nightmare in the 104 days in charge of this team when nothing went his way. he had a lot of injuries and the feeds and only two wins and 12 league matches. —— rick a lot of the feet. a lot of players not happy with his style and the clu b not happy with his style and the club clearly not happy. this morning i was told by people that his job was safe and by the evening, he was already gone. what is next for monaco? they look like they are looking backwards to move forwards at the minute. you're right. the way to put it. they are in negotiations to put it. they are in negotiations to go back to the club with a former coach. he had a great results before this, taking the team to the 2017 french championship. he would be the in these option for them. he still lives and monaco and sees the players. just walking down the street. he wants to come back to the clu b street. he wa

a father from north london's spoken out about the severity of postnatal depression in men, and urgedhe run after being sentenced to six years imprisonment for manslaughter to gross negligence. beefeaters at the tower of london will go on strike today in a row over pensions. workers at the tower and at hampton court palace will walk out for 2a hours after talks with historic royal palaces broke down. picket lines will be mounted outside both sites throughout the day. a father from north london's spoken out about the severity of postnatal depression in men, and urged others to come forward to seek help. viren swami from tufnell park felt sadness, isolation and loneliness after the birth of his son before getting professional support. the nhs has announced plans to screen all new dads for mental health problems over the next two years. when the actual birth happened, i was really expecting to feel something, to feeljoy was really expecting to feel something, to feel joy and was really expecting to feel something, to feeljoy and elation and wonderment, my son has been born, and! and wond

this is swiss cottage in north london. up another nine industrial kitchens, hosting 20 different food brands. there are strict planning regulations for opening a takeaway in the uk. believe it or not, deliveroo argue they are not a takeaway because customers place their orders online and not in store. at this site, deliveroo are claiming they can use a type of planning permission reserved for light industrial operations. deliveroo argue that, as they come under this light industrial class, they don't need to apply for extra permission. so, local residents didn't know that an industrial kitchen was opening on their doorstep. but a business cannot legitimately use this planning class if it has a detrimental impact on the surrounding community. mark hutchinson is a member of the local residents' association. he lives on a road that directly overlooks the deliveroo site. it is a constant nuisance, so we have to put up with a vast increase in the number of bikes making journeys to and from the area, so you've got all that noise

meghan is posing for stuff to talk to her rank and he has invited if you join him in his studio in north london cantor's town district. however why welcome to this special edition of your own max i'm your host amazingly and co-hosting with me since day as our very special guest world famous photographer rankin and i thank you so much for having us in your studios here in london. i well you name it from the rolling stones david boy madonna the queen even miss piggy you've pretty much filmed and photographed them all so i guess it's fair to ask you for my first question what is a day in the life of rincon like it's quite long because i'll be very early or probably wake up about five maybe five thirty i get i'll check my emails very quickly i then take my dogs for a walk for about an hour and a half i come by. six seven emails to about nine thirty and then i come and say generally or no go shoot which is very rare i'll do the meetings and then a probably finish it was have a lunch at one and always have a meeting never have a lunch. and then be finished by seven and then have meetings. ok so it so

we start with a tv first, a live programme from a pupil referral unit in north london.re there in february after we uncovered a big rise in the number of primary school children in england being excluded from mainstream schools and being referred to so—called prus — up 34% over the last four years. it's a big day for kayden. his first with a new class at hawkswood pupil referral unit. he's only six, yet he's in danger of being permanently excluded from his mainstream school. well, i did really bad stuff. like pushing other people and punching some people and sometimes kicked them. kayden, you are very good at that. he's recently, from what we understand, been in a reduced timetable, so he wouldn't be in class all day. do you know why you did that? i don't know. i think they got me in a really bad mood. people do that sometimes. yeah. so, our aim would be to get him back into a mainstream classroom where he can be there all day and accessing the curriculum like all of his peers. he's in a class with four other children in the same boat. today's the first time they've all

north. london lots of us have. or whatever. and frankly this is not an uncommon situation many athletes resumed their careers in spite of hostility towards them following doping scandals and many proved that even having cheated once it doesn't mean the person will repeat their fence. a sports lawyer told us that there's no justification for the french athletes behavior the older athletes have to expect and respect. his personality and that he's doing well exceptionally well now and i think it's it has to do with respect to such behaviors cannot be justified i think everybody knows that all the press and the media as day or a little bit. against russia actually and perhaps nobody has the real yeah let's say power to to say something or the the braveness to say well let's stop here he served his ban. we have to accept and respect him. the u.s. secretary of state has branded the venezuelan government as illegitimate that story and more after the break. every major bank in the world if they were accounted for in a generally accepte

and the shared jewel to come into operation by the end of the year geo political analyst pierre north london though believes america's pushy approach could backfire. the united states has to go. behind do pressure of it put on european union energy companies first of all the united states would like to send their own shaded guts and competition we have a russian gas the second objective of the united states has always been to control eurasia and to prevent europe to be too close to russia to move united states put pressure on europeans the mole varies their risk of that europeans try to detach from the u.s. and try to make it better dear we've russia we cannot abandon and. improve the import of russian gas of east ruby issue economics reciting saw the americans or so as italy meet new day or the pressure of capacity. washing out international are going to take a quick break now back continue. join me every thursday on the alex simon short and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i've been saying the numbers mean something the

franken has invited him to join him in his studio in north london scansion town district. however why welcome to the special edition of your.

in one thousand nine hundred seven coffins were lowered into the ground at a jewish cemetery in north london six million jews were murdered in nazi death camps during world war two the ceremony was attended by the israeli ambassador and the deputy german ambassador to the u.k. as well as the chief rabbi of the commonwealth you don't know. we don't know you really. we don't know which three. we don't know what you do for a living. we don't have. your car but there is one thing that we do. you. you. people in taiwan who aren't feeling so well have for generations of war did going to a doctor and visited a traditional chinese medicine shop instead that's out of the shops are shut down in the past twenty years and store owners fear when they die so will their industry catch up as what i am explains why. leave chilling dispenses traditional chinese medicine from this herbal store in taiwan natural medicine shops like this one have been used for generations as an alternative to visiting a doctor but the industry that depends on curing illnesses is dying taiwan's government hasn't issued a new oper

he gave his address in wembley in north london. and he was finally asked for his nationality.d in custody. he is due to appear in court again on wednesday, but this time at the old bailey. even though one person has been charged, the police say the murder investigation remains active. they have renewed their public appeal for more information on the teenager's death. daniela relph, bbc news, thames magistrates‘ court. police in londonderry have been dealing with two security alerts involving hijacked vehicles. a controlled explosion took place on a hijacked vehicle in the circular road area of derry. a number of homes remain evacuated and cordons remain in place. the incidents come two days after a bomb planted in a delivery van exploded outside a court house in the city centre. police believe the dissident republican group, the new ira, may have been responsible. four men who were arrested in connection with saturday's attack have been released. one man remains in police custody. the agencies involved in managing a young offenders‘ facility in kent failed to keep children saf

in a rented space in north london, young entrepeneurs are using artificial intelligence to improve theience. their software understands and rapidly models the intricacies of the face. i grew up in a very small country with 5 million people, which means that we are too small for anyone to want to dub content, so we had subtitles. and reading subtitles, it does take away a certain element of the experience. how do we make sure that this technology is used for its commercial benefits rather than through its political dangers? i think it's very important to have good access to the space that understands the technology and helps shape it, and also build some sort of public awareness perspective and also very much develop safety nets to ensure it is not used for bad. let me give you an example of how this ai technology can be used. so for instance, i might say my name is amol and i love reggae music and my favourite band is the wailers. how about i say that again in vietnamese? not a language i speak. he speaks vietnamese. but in the age of information overload, truth can be hard to find. wh

he gave his address in wembley in north london. and he was finally asked for his nationality.is due to appear in court again on wednesday, but this time at the old bailey. even though one person has been charged, the police say the murder investigation remains active. they have renewed their public appeal for more information on the teenager's death. daniela relph, bbc news, thames magistrates' court. the agencies involved in managing a young offenders' facility in kent failed to keep children safe, according to an official report. a serious case review was ordered at medway secure training centre, which appeered toshowchitdrerr britain says eu sanctions against four russians in connection with the attempted murder of sergei skripal send a tough message to the kremlin. the asset freezes target the two agents accused of using novichok to poison mr skripal, and also target the heads of russian military intelligence. russia has denied involvement and has threatened to retaliate. victims of domestic abuse could receive a wide range of new protections, under what the government is

this was the scene in an ordinary north london street on tuesday.th in the street. his father said his wonderful son had gone out on his bike and never came home. the eighth killing so far this year in london. detectives are interviewing teenaged suspects. and now, ministers are asking parliament to create a new power to take more knives off the streets. the proposed knife crime prevention orders would target suspects bases the proposed knife crime prevention orders would target suspects based solely on detectives' suspicions that they're involved in knife crime. courts will be able to ban suspects from social media, used to whip up gang tensions. they'll be able to impose curfews and bar meetings with other suspects. and the suspect could be forced to sit anti—knife—crime courses to change their behaviour. the home secretary, sajid javid, meeting police in south london last night, said he has listened to their concerns. i want to make sure that we are doing everything we can to stop some of this senseless violence that is taking place on our street

they were heard chanting and to semitic chance in the in the stands supposedly related to their north london rivals of tottenham hotspur but they chose a very wrong place to do that. obviously very sensitive about and to semitic issues now they're facing the club is facing the investigation and possible partial stadium ban as you wait for dozen such cases but they didn't stop there just a week after that incident the british transport police reported that part of chelsea fans were travelling from london on the train after the club lost to leicester city at home and they racially attacked people on the train as well as sexually abusing sexually attacking several women on that train so it looks like you know three incidents in just one month and the club looks to be in trouble. a lot of focus on chelsea at the moment i mean that's not been the only club that's been in the spotlight. instance about racism and it's not about chelsea in fact the club itself has been doing very well according to different and discrimination groups they've instituted the zero tolerance policy towards any kind of di

he gave his address, in wembley, north london, and he was finally asked for his nationality — he told time at the old bailey. even though one person has been charged, the police say the murder investigation remains active. they have renewed their public appeal for more information on the teenager's death. police in londonderry are dealing with two security alerts involving hijacked vehicles. nearby residents have been evacuated and army bomb disposal experts deployed. the incidents come two days after a bomb planted in a delivery van exploded outside a court house in the city centre. police believe the dissident republican group, the new ira, may have been responsible. five men have been arrested in connection with saturday's attack. an official report has found that the agencies involved in managing and monitoring a young offenders facility in kent failed to keep safe the children being held there. a serious case review was ordered at medway secure training centre, after the bbc‘s panorama programme broadcast undercover footage which appeared to show children being mistreated by staf

they were heard chanting and to semitic chance in the in the stands supposedly related to their north london rivals of tottenham hotspur but they chose a very wrong place to do that budapest as obviously very sensitive about and to semitic issues now they're facing the club is facing the u.a.e. investigation and possible partial stadium ban as you wait for dozen such cases but they didn't stop there just a week after that incident the british transport police reported that part of chelsea fans were travelling from london on the train after the club lost. that's the city at home and they racially attacked people on the train as well as sexually abusing sexually attacking several women on that train so it looks like you know three incidents in just one month and the club looks to be in trouble. a lot of focus on chelsea at the moment but i mean that's not been the only club that's been in the spotlight. instance about racism and such it's not about chelsea in fact the club itself has been doing very well according to different and discrimination groups they've instituted the zero tolerance pol

he gave his address in wembley in north london and he was finally asked for his nationality.ice say this remains an active investigation and detectives have renewed their appeal for witnesses to the murder ofjaden moodie. ayoub majdouline has been remanded in custody. he is due to appear in court again on wednesday, but this time at the old bailey. daniela relph, bbc news, thames magistrates‘ court. victims of domestic abuse are to receive a wide range of new protections, under government plans for what it frankie mccamley reports. sarah, not her real name, he would control the finances, so comment on what i spent, how much i spent, ask me why i spent something, so i'd just stop. if i was going out with my friends, he'd comment on the outfit — it was too short, i looked too fat. but when she had to fight to keep the child she had with him, she had to face her abuser in family court, where he was allowed to cross—examine her. it re—traumatises you. you believe them more than yourself, because they're allowed to tell you how to think, and he was allowed to tell me how to think

when i mean here it was pretty much the only place in north london i could afford to move. around the corner and i moved here in ninety six just over there and i lived here in north london since about noise six well you know moving from style in to london i mean i'm just guessing but it must've felt like you were a small fish in a big pond yeah i didn't know anybody in the industry when i moved to london i was very much from a kind of known commercial photography no not no not since i was in background say it was a very strange experience and that's why it was great to meet jefferson at college because we were by from the same boat and we confuse yes and days confused and we we both ended up kind of you know china kind of make a mark here without any support from anybody really and why here why not hollywood for example i mean you work with so many of these levers famous faces i think then we had no clue that we'd ever be working with all the would we were very much focused on you know we were by for college when we met and we started the magazine days if he's at college an

london called the cross trail and the aim is to build and you read way that connects south west london with north east london do you have any plans of going back to the lead the norm or even go into palestine the reality at the moment is that as a palestinian i am deprived from the right to free and to palestine because of the israeli occupation there united nation has it offend our right as palestinians to go to back to our home countries every single year we have since nineteen forty eight since my grandparents were kicked out the united nations resolution one thousand for a fair and our right to go back we've never been allowed to go my grandmother who was featured in this documentary passed away two years ago without achieving her dream of going back so in terms of going to lebanon i love lebanon because my parents are i miss them and they miss me but the problem is that as palestinians in lebanon we deprived from many civil rights we are not allowed to work in more than twenty professions me as a civil engineer i wouldn't be able to practice libin and many of my friends who have graduated fr

london called the cross trail and the aim is to build and you railway that connects south west london with north east london do you have any plans of going back to the lead the norm or even go into palestine the reality at the moment is that as a palestinian i am deprived from the right to free and to palestine because of the israeli occupation there united nation has it offend our right as palestinians to go to back to our home countries every single year we have since nineteen forty eight since my grandparents were kicked out the united nations resolution one thousand for a fair and our right to go back we've never been allowed to go my grandmother who was featured in this documentary passed away two years ago without achieving had a dream of going back so in terms of going to lebanon i love lebanon because my parents are i miss them and they miss me but the problem is that as palestinians in lebanon we deprived from many civil rights we are not allowed to work in more than twenty professions me as a civil engineer i wouldn't be able to practice libin and many of my friends who have graduated

lunt thing called crossrail and the aim is to build and you railway that connects south west london with north east london do you have any plans of going back to the lead the norm or even go into palestine the reality at the moment is that as a palestinian i am deprived from the right to free and to palestine because of the israeli occupation there united nation has it offend our right as palestinians to go to back to our home countries every single year we have since nineteen forty eight since my grandparents were kicked out the united nations resolution one thousand for a fair and our right to go back we've never been allowed to go my grandmother who was featured in this documentary passed away two years ago without achieving her dream of going back so in terms of going to lebanon i love lebanon because my parents are i miss them and they miss me but the problem is that as palestinians in lebanon we deprived from many civil rights we are not allowed to work in more than twenty professions me as a civil engine there i wouldn't be able to practice libin and many of my friends who have graduate

and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted that animal lover meghan isheir new patron. it'll be a huge boost for our service users. we'll be able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but carving her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. andy murray faces a tough start to his australian open campaign. he's been drawn against the 22nd seed for his first match in melbourne. 15 people are arrested in spain as part of an investigation into match—fixing in tennis. 28 professional players are implicated. aaron ramsey's set forjuve but arsenal can't spend this transfer window. we cannot sign like, we lose one player. you do all you can. hello and welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. the first grand slam of the year kicks off on monday. the draw for the a

police in north london are suggesting that a 14—year—old boy has been found with stab injuries.and wall from forest. despite efforts, paramedics declared that the 14—year—old died. this was about an hour ago. next of kin have been informed in a crime scene is now in place in the area and the homicide and major crimes team has been informed. there has so far been no arrests. another casualty of nice problems in london —— knife problems. a 14—year—old boy found with stab injuries and at least seven people have died and several others are missing after heavy snowstorms in the alps. there are 3 metres of snow in some areas and more is forecast later in the week. the authorities say skiers face a high avalanche risk across parts of central europe. eliza philippidis reports. roads are blocked, schools are closed, getting up to do the food shop is almost impossible, but even so people are trying to clear pathways to get out of their homes. with so much snow already on the ground and more on the way, officials say the chances of further avalanches are high. the bavarian avalanches are h

one thousand nine hundred seven the coffins were lowered into the ground in a jewish cemetery in north london six million jews were murdered in nazi death camps during world war two the ceremony was attended by the israeli ambassador and the deputy german ambassador to the u.k. as well as the chief rabbi of the commonwealth know. we don't know if. we don't know which three. we don't know what you do for a living. we don't have you. or your car. but every one that we do. you. well that. brutally. in search of christians russia reclaiming the empire is up. i i. was. i'm andrea cross of a filmmaker and journalist and i've spent the past year traveling my country trying to understand. the soviet union was almost as large as the russian empire which spanned three continents in the nineteenth century. today's russia has lost many of the territories the towers conquered and the soviets regain but some are still part of russian business and no swedish finnish town of labor the soviet union invaded in one thousand thirty nine and finally and next to this part of famine in nineteen forty four. russia r

and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted animal lover meghan is theiratron. it'll be a huge boost for our service users. we'll be able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but carving her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. now it is time for the travel show. this week, we're in kazakhstan. the view from the top! a vast country in the middle of central asia, full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh people's way of life. birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting... i get it. and i'm here to explore how they're now combining both ancient and modern ways to stay in touch with their wild side. grunts. it feels good to make the sound, but i don't know what they're saying. whoo! this is a lot of fun! i've arrived in kazakhstan‘s biggest city of almaty

he confirmed his address in wembley in north london and he was also asked what his nationality was, toin custody and he will appear again in court on wednesday but this time at the old bailey. thank you. a man who was carrying a machete on board a train in essex has been arrested. police found the 15—inch blade after a stop and search operation on a greater anglia service between colchester and witham on sunday night. a man from london has been arrested on suspicion of two offences and remains in police custody. the government will today publish what it calls a landmark domestic abuse bill which it says will strengthen penalties for perpetrators and better protect victims. it means for the first time abusers will be banned from cross—examining their victims in the family court. frankie mccamley reports. sarah, not her real name, survived years of domestic abuse. he would control the finances, so comment on what i spent, how much i spent, ask me why i spent something, so ijust stopped. if i was going out with my friends, he‘d comment on the outfits — it was too short, i looked too fat.

he gave his address in wembley in north london and he was finally asked for his nationality.ce say this remains an active investigation and detectives have renewed their appeal for witnesses to the murder ofjaden moodie. ayoub majdouline has been remanded in custody. he is due to appear in court again on wednesday, but this time at the old bailey. a man carrying a machete on a train has been arrested in essex. police say he was found with the 15 inch blade on a service between colchester and witham last night. police investigating a car bomb attack in londonderry on saturday evening have arrested a fifth man. four other men remain in policy custody. officers believe the bombing was carried out by a dissident republican group, the new ira. no one was hurt in the explosion. the duke of edinburgh has been criticised for his "highly insensitive and inconsiderate" decision not to wear a seat belt just days after a crash which injured two women. emma fairweather, who broke her wrist in last thursday's accident, was speaking on itv‘s this morning programme, after pictures emerged ov

this was the scene in an ordinary north london street on tuesday. street. and never came home. the eighth killing so far this year in london. detectives are interviewing teenaged suspects. and now, ministers are asking parliament to create a new power to take more knives off the streets. the proposed knife crime prevention orders would target suspects bases solely on detectives' suspicions that they're involved in knife crime. courts will be able to ban suspects from social media, used to whip up gang tensions. they'll be able to impose curfews and bar meetings with other suspects. and the suspect could be forced to sit anti—knife—crime courses to change their behaviour. the home secretary, sajid javid, meeting police in south london last night, said he has listened to their concerns. i want to make sure that we are doing everything we can to stop some of this senseless violence that is taking place on our streets, traumatising so many communities, and ending too many young lives. and that means making sure, first of all, police have resources, and

this was the scene in an ordinary north london street on tuesday.e and never came home. the eighth killing so far this year in london. detectives are interviewing teenaged suspects. and now, ministers are asking parliament to create a new power to take more knives off the streets. the proposed knife crime prevention orders would target suspects bases solely on detectives' suspicions that they're involved in knife crime. courts will be able to ban suspects from social media, used to whip up gang tensions. they'll be able to impose curfews and bar meetings with other suspects. and the suspect could be forced to sit anti—knife—crime courses to change their behaviour. the home secretary, sajid javid, meeting police in south london last night, said he has listened to their concerns. i want to make sure that we are doing everything we can to stop some of this senseless violence that is taking place on our streets, traumatising so many communities, and ending too many young lives. and that means making sure, first of all, police have resources, and we're i

he gave his address in wembley in north london and he was finally asked for his nationality.detectives have renewed their appeal for witnesses to the murder ofjaden moodie. ayoub majdouline has been remanded in custody. he is due to appear in court again on wednesday, but this time at the old bailey. daniela relph, bbc news, thames magistrates' court. a baby boy who was critically injured when a car hit his pram in penge in south london has died. his mother, 23—year—old nicole newman, who was pushing the pram at the time of the crash, died at the scene. eight—month—old luciano died yesterday, a week after the collision. scotland yard said the driver of the car, who stopped at the scene, is co—operating with police. victims of domestic abuse are to receive a wide range of new protections, under government plans for what it calls "landmark" new legislation. it says penalties for perpetrators will be increased, and also that — for the first time — abusers will be prevented from cross—examining their victims in family courts. frankie mccamley reports. sarah, not her real name, su

hejoins me now live on webcam from wood green in north london.y much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. do we have in exhibition treaty with georgia? we do with georgia. it is rarely used, but there have been request from georgia to the uk and to my knowledge there have been none so to my knowledge there have been none so faror to my knowledge there have been none so far or sense 2003 commit which is out so far or sense 2003 commit which is our most recent extradition treaty with them. given the fact this man was found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence in absentia, given the fact there is an extradition treaty, it should be plain silly getting him back or not? it should be fairly plain silly. it will depend on whether he consents to extradition. —— fairly plain sailing. however, if he decides to fight extradition, then they will be a different process in georgia and that could take weeks if not months to complete. difficult to divine what is going on in his mind but he gave himself in. does that suggest to you that

teenagers have been arrested after a 17—year—old boy was stabbed to death in a street attack in north londone backing guaido. you are watching bbc news, our top stories this evening. the head of the european commission, says a renegotiation of theresa may‘s brexit deal, will not happen, despite a mandate from the commons, for changes to provisions on the so called irish ‘backstop.‘ meanwhile the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has met the prime minister for brexit talks, described as a ‘useful exchange of views‘. two cushions that have washed up on the french coast, are thought to belong to the plane carrying the premier league footballer, emiliano sala, which went missing over the channel. an update on the market numbers for you, here‘s how london‘s a bit of cheer, up 1.58%, that backs down slightly. 15 minutes or so before closing on wall street, the dow and nasdaq are both up. friends, the us sitcom that finished almost 15 years ago, is still the favourite tv programme for young people in the uk. the show was first broadcast in 1994, meaning many of the young people still watching it weren‘

north london? tom: arsenal. jonathan: south london is crystal palace.y were sort of their. -- i knew they were sort of there. i will say this. this happened this weekend while i was in london. you guys do it right. i kid you about how guys fall down. the fiasco in the national football league over the last week and those very flawed football games make you guys look like geniuses. jonathan: tom likes the fact that the clock still runs and they do not stop the game. seriously entertaining. tom: can we make some news? rams or patriots? george: i think you have to back the patriots. jonathan: tom keene alongside me. i am jonathan ferro in davos, switzerland. a special thanks to george osborne. to get you up to speed on the price action as we count you down to the open in new york city, equity shaping up as follows. futures negative on the s&p 500. a little lighter on the dow as we get back to work on wall street. down .6%. risk aversion driving the bond markets. treasury shaping up. yields coming in by four basis points. as you see it, yen stress reflectin

london. regent's canal watches its way north of central london but it's surprising a tranquil canal runs almost parallel to the river thames. london author bill nash is interested in the more secluded parts of his hometown. in the past ten years. and in particular since the london olympics a lot of the canals around london of being revitalized cleaned up. life is being reintroduced and that's a lot of people living on house boats nash describes the lesser known aspects of the city in his book secret london. now daytrippers cruise along regent's canal from little venice to camden. but there are plans to use the canal for transporting freight cars in the past. along the banks people can shop for books on a house but all visit the house the venue strange and. one of the rooms is devoted to the presence of a caesar palestrina london underground. so the gallery is based in king's cross london which has undergone this amazing transformation over the past few years and it's now a really exciting area for live schools galleries and really interesting landscapes . to the southeast soho once the homes of

and staff at this dog and cat shelter in north—west london are delighted animal lover meghan is their able to do more, hopefully. it's a huge boost for all the staff, students and volunteers who work here. with her baby due in the spring, meghan already has a busy year ahead, but carving her own niche as a working royal is also high on her list of priorities. sarah campbell, bbc news. hundreds of rock and rollers have gathered to catch that elvis express in sydney. the 1957 hit all shook up will be the theme for this he's elvis festival. they will be street markets, parades and of course the light contests. this was shot at a syd ney‘s light contests. this was shot at a sydney's central railway terminal. there will be four hours of serenading everybody on the train before they get there. thanks for watching. hello there. it won't be as cold to start this morning as it has been recent mornings. it will still be chilly, temperatures close to freezing in a few spots but not the widespread frost that we've had this week. and actually with high pressure close by, it looks mostly dry with a

this was the scene in an ordinary north london street on tuesday.t. his father said his wonderful son had gone out on his bike and never came home. the eighth killing so far this year in london. detectives are interviewing teenaged suspects. and now, ministers are asking parliament to create a new power to take more knives off the streets. the proposed knife crime prevention orders would target suspects bases solely on detectives‘ suspicions that they‘re involved in knife crime. courts will be able to ban suspects from social media, used to whip up gang tensions. they‘ll be able to impose curfews and bar meetings with other suspects. and the suspect could be forced to sit anti—knife—crime courses to change their behaviour. the home secretary, sajid javid, meeting police in south london last night, said he has listened to their concerns. i want to make sure that we are doing everything we can to stop some of this senseless violence that is taking place on our streets, traumatising so many communities, and ending too many young lives. and that means m

if i take north—west london as an example, we are working together with all of our karthik skin primaryand the local authority to establish one of the best ways of caring for patients, particularly in that age group, working together with all of our partners. we have a study at the moment where we can remotely monitor patients with heart disease and some of these are elderly and instead of bringing them into hospital, we can speak to their gp and indeed speak to their carer about adjusting their medication. we already have agreed a plan in north—west london with our local authority colleagues to make more use of workforce, to make more use of a state, so we combine together to provide care through that life course, right from when oui’ that life course, right from when our babies are born to caring with those patients with very long—term conditions. and we do know... sorry. sorry, i will ask you one more question because time is against us, i'm afraid. if you were to be asked, for the main challenge that you face, maybe strategy, maybe it is management, resources, over the face, maybe s

we had some snowfall last night, didn't settle everywhere but parts of north—west london, parts of hertfordshirehe met office has a yellow with a warning in place, the danger of slippery roads and surfaces and even if it fell as rain, it is likely to freeze this morning as the temperature is down below zero. we had variable amounts of cloud today but some bright spells mixed in, the showers sticking out towards parts of the essex coast, the north kent coast, you may get one or two, temperatures between two and four celsius so a very cold day. 0vernight tonight will see the temperature drop again, down below zero. lengthy clear spells, so we're looking at —2 or —3 by dawn tomorrow morning. a very chilly start to thursday, quite a bit of cloud will start to move in through the course of the day and the temperature little less cold and that's really the trend for the next few days. we have temperatures rising just a little towards the weekend. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. now though it's back to louise and dan. hello, this is breakfast, with dan walker and