at norwich crown court which is thatjust a few at nine o'clock at norwich crown court which is that them. today‘s hearing followed quite a lot of police activity over the weekend. on saturday, a week on from the body being discovered, more than 700 people were questioned by police. they have set up roadblocks close to the scene and have talked about 700 people. there also had 170 calls from the public and said all this help them find possibly key witnesses to what might have happened on that saturday. alexander palmer is expected to appear next in a crown court just palmer is expected to appear next in a crown courtjust a few yards away from a year. ina in a moment a summary of the business news. india and pakistan celebrates 70 years of freedom from britain. the white house defends the rash of president donald trump to violence by white supremacists at a rally in virginia amid criticism he did not typically condemn a white groups. the south korean president has asked allies to help prevent a war over the emerging north korean threat. there seems to be little hope that pay is going

far north—west and through the afternoon you can see that the cloud and rain moves further east but norwichdrive through most of sunday. the weather front moves through and the region of high pressure builds so that means at the weekend, at least saturday, is looking fine. there will be some sunshine, a lot of dry weather and looking absolutely fine. there are meteors showers over the weekend, so saturday could be a good night to see those. there's a bit of northerly westerly breeze out there so northerly westerly breeze out there so temperatures are not going to be spectacularly high, sunday maybe a few showers, isolated in the east, but it's looking absolutely fine. so, enjoy the weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines at seven: modern slavery in the uk, the national crime agency say they are shocked by the scale of problem, with tens of thousands of victims being exploited. it's just horrible. even it'sjust horrible. even now, ijust feel like my heart started beating a little bit. a new threat from north korea — it says it's ready to launch missiles towards the island of guam, home of a

not a cold night. 16 is the low in norwich. saturday, it could bea low in norwich.he dominant feature for the weekend, which means it will be largely dry and increasingly we will have spells of sunshine. saturday is likely to be cloudy initially and it will stay that way in southern areas, with the odd spot of drizzle. the northern ireland and scotland things will brighten up. the chance of the odd showerfor brighten up. the chance of the odd shower for eastern scotland and north—east england. temperatures about 16— 22. for sunday high—pressure will be sitting on top of the british isles, so that means it will be fine and dry for the most part. sunshine, unlucky to get a shower. 15— 22 degrees. things go downhill into next week. rain at times, especially in the north and west. this is bbc world news. the headlines: president trump has again warned north korea about attacking the united states. his defence secretary, james mattis, said war would be "catastrophic" and insisted diplomacy was bearing fruit. kenya's electoral commission has warned the opposition that its

norwich london probably tomorrow staying dryjust rain.via. then we are in a clearer spot of weather. this means the weekend, mother nature is behaving herself and will bring are some largely dry weather, with some sunshine. here is saturday. the wind is coming out of the north—west, wherejuliet is sitting. the temperatures would be desperately high, 17, maybe 21 in london. if you are unlucky, you could still catch a shower. when is ita could still catch a shower. when is it a completely dry day across the uk? always a shower lurking, for the back 95 — 99% of the country staying dry this weekend. looking good. this is bbc news. the headlines: north korea accuses donald trump of being bereft of reason after his "fire and fury" nuclear threat. the regime says only absolute force can work on the us president — and threatens to fire four rockets towards the american territory of guam. northumbria police defend paying a convicted child rapist for information that led to the conviction of 18 people in a sex abuse ring. waiting lists hit a ten—ye

name, his age, and his address, he gave his address as being in the village of cringleford, near norwichand the districtjudge remanded him in custody to appear tomorrow morning at 9am at norwich crown court, just a few yards away from the magistrates‘ court. there will be a hearing then. today's hearing followed quite a lot of police activity over the weekend. on saturday, a week on from the body being discovered, more than 700 people were questioned by police, roadblocks set up close to the scene and 700 people, also 170 calls from the public. they have said all this help them find possibly key witnesses to mike have happened on saturday. alexander palmer is expected to appear next in the crown court, if you yards away from me here. this week, india and pakistan mark 70 years of independence from britain — a moment of freedom that sparked one of the largest mass migrations the world has ever seen. the muslim—majority state of pakistan was created to both the west and the east of india, with muslims travelling in one direction, hindus and sikhs in the other. around 12 million people are

he must be in norwich crown court tomorrow morning.the weekend. 0n of police activity over the weekend. on saturday, we come from the body being discovered, more than 700 people were questioned by police. they had set up roadblocks close to the scene. we talked to about 700 people. they have had 170 calls and from the public unease at all this helped them find possibly key witnesses to what could have happened on saturday. alexander palmer as i say is expected to appear next in the crown courtjust appear next in the crown courtjust a few yards away from here. henke very much for that. a 16—year—old boy is due in court later accused of carrying out a series of moped acid attacks in london. the teenager allegedly targeted six victims in less than 90 minutes onjuly 13th, spraying them in the face with a noxious liquid. the victims were all men on bikes. the defendant will appear before wood green crown court. a 27—year—old man is due in court accused of murdering his mother and sister in north—west london. the women — aged 66 and 33 — wer

enter a plea, and the districtjudge remanded him in custody to appear tomorrow morning at 9am, at norwichurt. —— cringleford. there will be a hearing them. today‘s hearing followed quite a lot of police activity over the weekend, on saturday, a week on from the body being discovered, more than 700 people were questioned by police, roadblocks set up close to the scene and 700 people, also 170 calls from the public. they have said all this help them find possibly key witnesses to mike have happened on saturday. alexander palmer is expected to appear next in the crown court, if you yards away from me here. the headlines: india and pakistan marks 70 years of independence from britain, a moment of freedom sparked one of the largest mass migrations the world has ever seen. south korean president moon jae—in the world has ever seen. south korean president moonjae—in has called on his us allies to help prevent a war, amid worsening tension over the north‘s nuclear threat. hundreds are feared dead after a mudslide on the outskirts sierra leone‘s capital, freetown. in sport, cristiano ronaldo could

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he is accused of killing his wife, michelle long and dumping her body in the pool in norwich championship. they thought she died of drowning but found it was blunt force trauma. >> my mom was the best mom you could ever ask for. she did not survive this at all. we are broken without her. just trying to keep it together. >> investigators are not sure of the motive for long's murder and vernon odom is gathering additional details and we'll have a live report in the next half hour. >>> we are following developing news, the near drowning of a child on temple university's ambler campus this morning. chopper 6 hd was over the campus in montgomery county as ambulances transferred the young girl to a waiting helicopter. the spokesperson for temple says the child was attending a summer camp. and her condition is unknown at this time. >>> police are looking for the man that abducted a woman and robbed her. the victim got into the man's car after she ordered a vehicle from a popular ride sharing service. >> reporter: it started last night when two sisters were in a bar in philadelphia. that the two

they track the driver to a cul—de—sac in norwich.and we have just heard that the driver was actually driving without proper insurance. in 2016, police forces across the uk seized 145,000 vehicles for insurance offences, of which approximately 58,000 were crushed. that is more than 1000 a week. the cameras used to identify drivers are part of a system called automatic number plate recognition, or anpr. its database is operated by milton keynes—based motor insurers bureau. they compensate victims of uninsured drivers on behalf of the industry. the money comes from £15 which is added to each premium. the number of claims they are seeing is increasing. back in norwich, the uninsured car is towed away. the driver will now have to obtain cover and pay a fixed penalty to get it back or his car could end up here. mps have been urged to launch an enquiry after it was revealed that a five—year—old christian girl in tower hamlets was repotedly placed into foster care with a non—english speaking muslim family. the fostering process requires a ch

a man's appeared before magistrates in norwich, charged with murdering a grandfather who was stabbedton, who was 83, was attacked in woodland near the village of east harling in norfolk earlier this month. alexander palmer, who's 23, was remanded in custody before an appearance at norwich crown court tomorrow. armed officers in the metropolitan police force are to be issued with head—mounted cameras. they will be attached to the caps and protective helmets of members of the metropolitan police's firearms units. cameras in undercover armed operations. and, a £200 million plan to build a bridge covered with trees across the river thames in central london has officially been abandoned. the garden bridge trust said it failed to get support from the london mayor, sadiq khan. more than £37 million has been spent so far on the project. the headlines. president trump has spoken out against racist violence two days after a woman was killed during a rally by height supremacists. it follows criticism of president's previous statement blaming violence on many sites. thousands are dead following

his name, his age and address and he gave his address as being in the village of crinkle food, near norwichr bail. he didn't enter a plea, and districtjudge nick watson remanded him in custody to appear tomorrow morning at nine o'clock at norwich crown court, just a few yards from the magistrates‘ court. there will be a hearing them. today‘s hearing followed a lot of police activity over the weekend. a week from the body being discovered, on saturday more than 700 people we re on saturday more than 700 people were questioned by police. they had set up roadblocks close to the scene and they talked about 700 people. they have also had 170 calls from the public and they say all of this helped them find possibly key witnesses to what might have happened on that saturday. alexander palmer is expected to appear next in the crown court a few yards away from here. armed officers in the uk‘s largest police force are to be issued with head—mounted cameras in an attempt to address concerns over the transparency of operations around armed officers. they‘ll be attached to the caps and protective helmets

she is in our norwich studio for us now. thank you for being us with.question raised — why are gangs of men carrying out this kind of abuse. what is your answer to that? because they can. the fact there has been a wholesale failing, failing to identify predominantly asian men that are targeting vulnerable white girls, people are scared to even talk about that issue, let alone deal with it. the fact this is several times now gangs have been caught doing this and it has taken too long. we heard also in that report from the mp there, sarah champion talking of the perceptions of political correctness. do you think that is a problem in these investigations? i think that has beenin investigations? i think that has been in the past, people are scared to deal with the gang because they predominantly come from pakistan and bangladesh and people are afraid of being deemed racist. but they're abusing children and they're paedophiles. it is more than race. we need to know why they're targeting white girls. we heard from lord macdonald saying this is a profoundly ra

bbc reporter matt preceyjoins us now from the bbc norwich newsroom. good morning. motor insurers bureau, an industry body which compensates victims of an insured and hit—and—run drivers. they work to reduce the level of uninsured driving in the uk. this year they expect to pay out £256 million and in the past 12 months they‘ve seen a 10% increase in the cases they handle. that is the first time it has increased since 2004. they handle 12,000 cases every year. the pool of money they used to compensate is roughly £15 on every premium. what do we expect from this data? it suggests the numbers are increasing and they are investigating the reason for the rise. but the mib point to other factors, the rise in the number of vehicles on the road, the driver licences being issued. they are looking into claims management companies but they say levels of uninsured driving remains unacceptably high despite effectively halving over the last ten years. what is being done to tackle it? the police are routinely seizing vehicles using a number plate recognition system. these cameras

a man's appeared before magistrates in norwich, charged with murdering a grandfather who was stabbedng in norfolk earlier this month. alexander palmer, who's 23, was remanded in custody before an appearance at norwich crown court tomorrow. armed officers in the uk's biggest police force are to be issued with head—mounted cameras. they will be attached to the caps and protective helmets of members of the metropolitan police's firearms units. scotland yard has yet to decide on how to use body—worn cameras in undercover armed operations. and a £200 million plan to build a bridge covered with trees across the river thames in central london has officially been abandoned. the garden bridge trust said it failed to get support from the london mayor, sadiq khan. more than £37 million has been spent so far on the project. farmyards across the uk are becoming fortresses — that's the warning from a rural insurer today. nfu mutual says crimes in the countryside have risen by a fifth in the first half of the year. last year, england bore the brunt of rural crime with the cost atjust under £34 mill

he gave his address as being in the village of cringleford, near norwich.oom. hundreds of people are feared dead after a mudslide in sierra leone's capital, freetown. some stories making news across the bbc. the world health organisation says the number of suspected cases of cholera in yemen has reached half a million. nearly 2000 people have died in the outbreak since the end of april. a health spokesperson said nearly 500 new cases were being recorded every day. former chess champion garry kasparov has come out of retirement for a one—off tournament in missouri. he has been out of the game for 12 yea rs has been out of the game for 12 years after turning his hand to politics. he managed a draw on his return. and something you don't see every day, this 306 metre container ship has run aground off the course of belgium, in doing so it is blocking shipping traffic in and out of antwerp, the second largest container port in europe. a large queue of vessels has already formed behind this. burkina faso has declared three days of national mourning after 18 peopl

you can see it is still raining across many parts of eastern and central england, so hull, norwich, newcastle in london. 15 in newcastle. around 13 in glasgow. now, the cloud and some of that rain will probably drag its heals for a time across the south—east. then in the afternoon, we will get those showers developing. probably through the west country, into the midlands, one or two dotted around across wales, scotland and northern ireland too, but i suspect the lake district and around yorkshire it should be relatively sunny. what about the first test? the cricket is looking dry most of the time. the shower risk is not very high but there's just the chance of one or two interruptions as these showers move through. the forecast thursday night into friday, still some showers around. a low pressure is barreling across the uk at this stage. one thing that you will notice, on friday, is the strength of the wind. it will be a windy day across the uk, particularly around many sort of western and northern areas, and some of these showers will be very blustery too. better weather, i think, across the

you can see it is still raining across many parts of eastern and central england, so hull, norwich, newcastlee cloud and some of that rain will probably drag its heals for a time across the south—east. then in the afternoon, we will get those showers developing. probably through the west country, into the midlands, one or two dotted around across wales, scotland and northern ireland too, but i suspect the lake district and around yorkshire it should be relatively sunny. what about the first test? the cricket is looking dry most of the time. the shower risk is not very high but there's just the chance of one or two interruptions as these showers move through. the forecast thursday night into friday, still some showers around. a low pressure is barreling across the uk at this stage. one thing that you will notice, on friday, is the strength of the wind. it will be a windy day across the uk, particularly around many sort of western and northern areas, and some of these showers will be very blustery too. better weather, i think, across the south. so temperatures, yes, in the teens to around 21 de

while there were first wins of the season for sheffield wednesday at fulham, and aston villa over norwichiddlesbrough, preston beat reading while qpr came from behind to beat hull. it might be august but we have already had one round of fa cup qualifying games and today he bbc cameras were at south shields in the prelimary qualifyoing roudn as they beat bridlington town 3—1. former south african international midfielder matty pattinson scored the pick of the goals in the second half. the fa cup dream is still alive for the team from the north east — only 11 matches now to the final at wembley! all today's results are on the bbc sport website. europe's women still face an uphill battle to win back the solheim cup from the usa in iowa. the hosts lead by three points — 7.5 to 4.5 at the moment. in today's morning foursomes, the us extended their overnight lead initially. both their opening pairs winning easily, 5 and 3. but european rookie georgia hall continued her great form. shots like this giving her and partner anna nordqvist a win. and then late replacement catriona matthew secured her

make it feel cooler and temperatures will be lower than today, 16 in glasgow and 21 in london and norwichdoesn't get a lot warmer on saturday of it is decent enough with less showers, less windy, and showers in scotland and elsewhere getting away with a dry day with some sunshine. this is bbc news. the headlines: 13 people have been killed and more than 100 injured after a van ran into pedestrians in las ramblas district of barcelona, one area popular with tourists. we saw a white van with the side door off. we heard gunshots, whether it was the police or from the van i don't know, ididn't police or from the van i don't know, ididn‘t hang police or from the van i don't know, i didn't hang around for the. police or from the van i don't know, i didn't hang around for thelj police or from the van i don't know, i didn't hang around for the. i saw people falling on the pavement, i think some six people. and then i was doubting what to do. it was very unclear. armed police comb the streets for a man who fled the scene on foot. tonight they have arrested two suspects. a rise in the top a—level g

this was recorded at the 2012 writers symposium at norwich >> that afternoon -- that afternoon. introduceleasure to james one pressure -- hornfis cher. is from the rocky mountain news. i phyllis describes him very well. he is the author of three works of naval history. the last stand of the tin can standards. named by naval history magazine as one of a dozen all-time naval classics. his second book, ship the ghosts about the cruiser uss of houston -- usf houston was a mental action of the military book club and the winner in 2007 at the united states maritime literature award. his most recent book, negative positive inferno, published by bantam in 2011 is an account of the water canal naval campaign. he has handled a number of nonfiction bestsellers, including the number one new -- flagss bestseller of our fathers. he will serve as the moderator. today, he will be speaking about his most recent book -- neptune possibly inferno. --"neptune's inferno: the u.s. navy at guadalcanal." model specter of the wall street journal praised it. compellingnt, a narrative of naval combat. it i

aston villa picked up their first win of the season, beating norwich.were wins for wednesday, forest, preston north end and qpr. in the scottish premiership, celtic are top on goal difference, after their 2—0 win over kilmarnock. stjohnstone and aberdeen both also have nine points, after victories over partick thistle and dundee respectively. hamilton are fourth — they beat hibs 3—1. motherwell beat ross county 2—0. rangers drew 0—0 with hearts. that's all for now. i be back in the next hour. professor stephen hawking, one of the world's most famous and foremost scientists, has launched a stinging attack on the government over the nhs. he's accused the health secretary jeremy hunt of "cherry picking" evidence to justify the creation of a seven—day nhs. mr hunt has rejected that and accused the nobel prize winning scientist of spreading falsehoods. our correspondent sarah campbell was at the royal college of medicine where professor hawking made his speech. professor hawking acknowledged that he would not be here today were it not for the expert care he

ensoulment lined that is impossible for people to have a kind of an open view of it now is simply sharing norwich on earth where they have like a nicer general socialism you know it seems like that would be the onset isn't it larry does what they're only five million people right you think is manageable so be centralisation seem to be other the other sort of communities trope that one would challenge is that mass centralization doesn't seem to work we need smaller communities we need really what i think and what your man chump ski says is the closer what the close are ordinary people are to political power the barrier is so decentralized where possible have people politically engaged in their own communities and i think if the powerful continue to resist ordinary people having any form of power there will be these bizarre grotesque anomalies such as donald trump or breaks it or are turned to nationalism while people reach for identifiable signal identifiable symbols and recognizable narratives unless there is significant real change you don't want to turn fascist though i'm good larry at that not

the government wants to return to the days when border huts and customs posts marked where the norwiche republic. this paper seems to dismiss the idea ofa this paper seems to dismiss the idea of a return to infrastructure or cameras at the border. and ministers say they are determined to protect the common travel area. allowing the free movement of people across ireland and britain. ideas and aspirations that will be welcomed beyond these islands and brussels, but ones which raise political and practical difficulties, with claims that it could allow a back door for people to get into the uk. we do wa nt people to get into the uk. we do want to ensure that we don't see a return to the borders of the past, we don't see a return to a hard border and that are able to ensure that the crucial flow of goods and people between northern ireland and the republic of ireland is able to continue in the future. some have raised doubts about the uk's ability to forge trade deals with other countries if it agrees to meet the eu's standards for food and agriculture. and if they customs deal cannot be a

i loved that one and this is even norwich. "wrestling with the angel. ". so, like to set the stage. begins in march 1849. lincoln returns to springfield to practice law. 1849. and then 1856, no-nothing party, nominates bill moore for president, national convention for the republican party. we have that blackdrop. what's the title about? >> host: "wrestling with his angel" is a title i took from the story of jacob in the bible in the bible, jacob wrestles through a long night, possible my with himself. the bible says an angel. and at the end of the night, and with the break of dawn, he comes to a realization of who he is and he adopts a new name. israel. lincoln wrestles through a long night, it's his long, dark night of the soul, for lincoln. the last years. he enters it coming home to springfield after one term in the congress, and he ends it by founding the illinois republican party, and adopting his own new identity, and emerging with husband -- his cause against slavery. this is the story of how lincoln became the man that is recognizable to us today. if we met lincoln at the be

we have already had temperatures up to about 22 in norwich, a pleasant day. tonight it will be a pretty cloudy night for most of us, a few showers. there

we have already had temperatures up to about 22 in norwich, a pleasant day. this band of mostly like rain, that we choose the south—east later on and then tonight it will be a pretty cloudy night for most of us, a few showers. there will be some clear spells and what we have got for the next couple of nights is the perseid meteor shower so given that we get some lengthy clear spells overnight you mightjust some lengthy clear spells overnight you might just about some lengthy clear spells overnight you mightjust about catch a meteor oi’ you mightjust about catch a meteor or two. not literally, hopefully! across the weekend, mostly dry, some sunny spells on the way, not looking too bad. the morning might start cloudy particularly across eastern and southern areas, but eventually the sun should be out, scattered clouds, maybe a few showers here and there on saturday. overall not a bad day. sunday is looking a little bit better. this is saturday night, first of all, if you want to catch the meteor showers this is the night to do it, saturday night into sunday we

the first world war and the british empire in world war i so join me in welcoming doctor keene to norwich. [applause] thank you very much for coming out so early to talk about the first world war. you can see from the title of my talk beginning with this idea of whawhat did it all mean in the first world war. and i want to talk about from the american soldiers experience and think a little bit about when wilson declares war but this is going to be in for the majority of american men especially who are of military age. so, i was going to begin with a poster that this kind of ubiquitous when we think about the first world war it is always going to pop up and in many respects it kind of encapsulates the first challenged the united states has after wilson makes the decision to bring america into the war. as you will recall the united states had been debating about this and interestingly we have made very few concrete preparations to fight the war that by 1917 we understand it is going to require millions of men in the army and also a total of globalization on the home front. you can make the

our correspondent richard smith is in norwich and following the story for us.n saturday morning in a relatively open bit of heathland within woods a couple of miles south of the village of east harling. the crime scene is close to a country road which was open and busy today, but public access has been restricted. there are two areas of police cordon. through the trees, it's possible to see police activity and what i think isa see police activity and what i think is a forensic tent. floodlights have been brought on to the land as well as part of the investigation. this afternoon, police gave more details about what happened. the 83—year—old man was the victim of what police are calling a brutal attack with no known motive. he died from multiple knife wounds to his neck and head. so far, no weapon has been found and police are not clear what sort of nice might have been used. as for the victim, he is an 83—year—old family man who has children. he is from the local area. stressing that this is the early stage of the investigation, the chief superintendent said th

he joins me on webcam from norwich. tell us more about what the problem seems to be.en you have aircraft of the significance of theirs you are on the side of caution. the raf not saying when they think the planes might be back in the skies. do you have any idea how long it might take? how long is a piece of string? they will have to look at every engine they have, about 12 if you include the lancaster which has four. to find out the problem is. we do not know what the problem could be. they have the best engineers. they have full—time engineers on the flights. they are in the best hands. it will take as long as it takes. these aircraft are hugely significant so the whole country and our history. it will take as long as it takes. they are priceless. in terms of health and safety after sure absolute precautions have to be taken. yes. the show industry is under scrutiny but they have never been safer and that was a tragic accident but it was an accident. the planes are flowing very cautiously, nobody maintains their aeroplanes better than they do. these priceless aeropla

this was recorded at the 2012 writers symposium at norwich >> that afternoon -- that afternoon. introduceleasure to james one pressure -- hornfis cher. is from the rocky

see clearer whether, all of that is moving east and south so later the cloud will reach london and norwichest of london cloud and rain this evening cloud and rain reaches southeast stuck underneath the cloud showers continue clear spells meatier shower clear spells shooting star is saturday another weather front across the north showers around it will be mostly dry implying a few showers around and plenty of sunny spells. little blobs of blue showers a lot more dry and wet weather overall friday 22 in london fresher in scotland if you are out on saturday night more or less the same fewer showers clear skies better chance of the meatier shower. sunday fine fewer showers more sunshine feeling pleasant next week cloud and rain sweeping into the uk on monday to psy—tu rvy rain sweeping into the uk on monday topsy—turvy week on the way i'm afraid. this is bbc news. the headlines at 3:00pm. donald trump says the united states is "locked and loaded" when it comes to the north korea crisis. germany and russia urge both sides to dial down the rhetoric. regulators approve a move to secure the pensio

aston villa picked up their first win of the season, beating norwich. domestic competitions, they beat kilmarnock by two goals to nil at rugby park. the win means they're top of the scottish premiership on goal difference. tim hague watched the action. celtic have beaten all before them for well over a year. neither side seemed package in a quiet opening half—hour. as is so often the case, despite looking out of sorts at making six changes, celtic found the way. jamie forrest found the net. 0n the plastic pitch, he was almost in there again, but could they get their second? they almost did. a promising performers from the 19—year—old. while kilmarnock kept coming, they ever really threatened. this was about as good as it got. another assist, and callum mcgregor did the deed. 52 matches unbeaten for celtic. their dominance enough to put any opponent of their food. elsewhere, stjohnstone to put any opponent of their food. elsewhere, st johnstone beat aberdeen. hamilton are fourth they beat... south shields have booked their place in the first qualifying r

he's in our norwich studio.'ve ever heard like would from a seniorjudge like this, but do you agree from the start?” but do you agree from the start?|j agree but do you agree from the start?” agree and welcome what the james munby has said. it is shameful what goes on. but this is not a unique case, i'm afraid. lives are lost unnecessarily because of often teenagers left without sufficient access to care. and without proper ca re access to care. and without proper care plans in place when they leave care. this is an intolerable situation and it does shame all of us situation and it does shame all of us that it continues. what you're saying is that the state already has blood on its hands grip of i'm afraid that's the case. of course, we are all learning about mental health. ten years ago, it was hidden illness, also things —— awful things happen without public debate. there has been a revolution in the past ten years, it's now more out in the open which are welcome. i tried to play my part as minister in the coa

they track the driver to a cul—de—sac in norwich.late recognition. it's database is operated by the insurance euro. they compensate victims of uninsured drivers on the half of the industry. the money comes from £15 which is added to each premium and the number of claims they are seeing is increasing. back in norwich, the uninsured car is towed away. the driver will now have to obtain cover and pay a fixed penalty to get it back or his car could end up here. that's what can happen if you don't go pick your car up. for more on this, we arejoined by go pick your car up. for more on this, we are joined by the go pick your car up. for more on this, we arejoined by the motoring editor in the insurance comparison site confuse.com. it has a big impact. as we heard, all drivers have to pay into this pot and so essentially, it's all the drivers who are legally insured were paying the price. if the honest ones who are picking up the tab. an average of about £1000 to insure a car is really high. it is and what we are seeing with all the research

that cloud is moving east and south, so eventually, later today, the cloud will reach london and norwich evening, the cloud and patches of rain will reach the south—east, all of us stuck under a cloud and bits of light showers will continue overnight. clear spells around, we have the meteor shower up there so there could be clear spells long enough to catch a glimpse of the shooting stars. the outlook on saturday... this weather front has cleared the uk but there is a smaller one across the north. there will be showers around, the main message is this weekend, mostly dry, implying there will be showers around and plenty of sunny spells. here it is. saturday morning onwards, blobs of blue, showers with a lot more dry than wet weather for sure, and overall a fine day. 22 degrees in london, fresh in scotland and in newcastle, 17 degrees. on saturday night, if you are out, fewer showers on saturday night. clear skies across the uk, you will get a better chance of getting those —— glimpsing those meteor showers. on sunday, fewer showers, more sunshine and feeling very pleasant indeed. a quick

at times but the best of the sunshine and blue skies, the father so that i up ,upto , up to 23 in norwichclear skies likely as well. temperatures not dropping too much, between 11 and 15. starting the bank or the weekend, rather promising thanks to high pressure from the south. 0nce the fund clears, some are more settled weather fax to high pressure. few showers tomorrow morning, gradually clearing and a day of sunny spells and adjusted risk of isolated showers but certainly a better day tomorrow across northern ireland and scotland compete with today. temperatures improving between 17 to about 25. into sunday, a quiet day thank to high pressure, a few showers into western parts otherwise dry with sunny spells but don't expect blue skies at all times. the warmer and more humid weather across the south—east, tipsters to about 24. the start of next week, rather u nsettled the start of next week, rather unsettled but farther north and west with temperatures struggling under the cloud and rain but father south humid, and 227 celsius and plenty of sunshine on offer. this is bbc news and these

in the afternoon, the cloud and rain moves a little further east, but norwich london probably stayingnk saturday night will be a good night watch them. a fine day, a bit of a north—westerly breeze. those temperatures are not going to be spectacularly high, but sunday, apart from maybe a few showers here and there, just isolated ones in the east, it's looking absolutely fine. enjoy the weekend. north korea accuses donald trump of being bereft of reason after his "fire and fury" nuclear threat. the regime says only absolute force can work on the us president as it says it may fire four rockets towards the american territory of guam. we'll be live from guam in the western pacific as we assess where this war of words might lead. also this lunchtime: the latest nhs figures are released. waiting lists hit a ten—year high in england. other key targets, including urgent referral for cancer care, have also been missed. after 18 people are convicted of abusing girls in newcastle, the former director of public prosecutions says treat the crime as a racist one too. modern slavery and human traffi

and brighter but look at those temperatures, 13 in london in the rain, 13 in ipswich and also 12 in norwichwhere they should be. moving into northern england, brighter spells, sunshine and showers and the same in scotland. if you dodge the showers it will feel pleasa nt you dodge the showers it will feel pleasant and the same if you dodge the breeze in the sun. a few showers in northern ireland interspersed with sunshine and the same in wales, fewer showers in wales but some around and looking at some sunny spells. sunny spells in the south—west as well with fewer showers. as we go through the evening and overnight, then surely we see the tail end of the rain pushing into the near continent. some clear skies. also some showers coming in, especially in the west. tem pts coming in, especially in the west. tempts you can see here are indicative of towns and cities, nine to 11 or 12. indicative of towns and cities, nine to 11 or12. in indicative of towns and cities, nine to 11 or 12. in the countryside the temperatures will be a bit lower and we could see some patchy mist and fog forming but it