tea m against a very good nottingham forest team who were sharp and focused.were decisive and i think overall, our performance wasn't good enough today to win the game. three matches in the fa cup third round today and there've been a couple of big surprises, none more so than at rodney parade where an 89th minute winner saw league two's newport county dump leeds united out of the competition. 53 football league places separating the welsh side from their championship opponents, adam wild was watching this one for us... the thing about cup surprises is you never know where they are coming. the thing about the fa cup is you always know they are. in truth, newport seemed an unlikely source, particularly when leeds united took an early lead in the championship. berardi benefited from a deflected shot, even with so much of the game still to play, the league 2 side may have feared the worst but if they did, it didn't appear to show. they should have been level before the break but with a huge chance missed, they would be made to wait for another. but when it came,

arsenal are dumped out of the fa cup losing 4—2 to championship side nottingham forest.e only upset, as league two's newport county knock leeds united out... no joy down under for england's cricketers, they're on the cusp of defeat in the fifth and final test as australia dominate again. saracens cut exeter‘s lead at the top of the premiership with a bonus point win on the road at wasps. thanks forjoining us, the fa cup has thrown up another shock result. holders arsenal soundly beaten in the third round by championship side, nottingham forest, in a six goal classic at the city ground. forest fa ns forest fans were treated to a controversial penalty and plenty of new year cheer, as paul garrity reports... the last time these two sides met in an fa cup tie, nottingham forest legend brian clough was in charge at the city ground but fast forward 25 years and you will find arsenal boss arsene wenger in the stands, starting his touchline ban. the gunners boss had the perfect view of the opening goal. eric lichaj breached the defence right under the crossbar. that didn't last

a shock as holders arsenal are knocked out of the fa cup losing 4—2 at second tier nottingham forest.nd barcelona show off their $190 million brazilian phillipe coutinho, whose move from liverpool will be confirmed on monday. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with cricket and england are battling away in sydney on the fifth and final day of the last ashes test of the series against australia. captainjoe root is at the crease despite having been taken to hospital overnight. at lunch england are 144—5, and we can head live now to our reporter patrick gearey. you're outside the scg. joe root out in the centre, dehydration wasn't the problem, what was the issue? he was suffering we understand from a stomach bug, it wasn't the heat exhaustion we earlier thought it might have been, but i think in the hot temperatures in sydney wouldn't have been pleasant but he couldn't resume his innings at the start of play so moeen ali went out with jonny bairstow, but he's now gone out to bat after moeen's wicket fell and he was in some discomfort, he has kept drinking water, not surpri

there's a major fire at nottingham station. trains are suspended and passengers moved to safety as fire crews try to bring it under control. we'll have the latest. donald trump cancels a visit to the uk to open a new us embassy in london. in a tweet he calls the project a bad deal and says they "wanted me to cut the ribbon — n0!". but did the fear of demonstrations put him off? i think it's well know that there may have been demonstrations, there has not been a huge amount of love towards them from the british people and perhaps the president did not want to walk into that? there's still no date for a state visit, but theresa may has confirmed it's on the cards. we'll have the details. also today — as more children than ever are referred to social services there are fears that serious cases could be missed as staff struggle with their workload. hello. welcome to the programme, we're live until 11 this morning. we'll also be speaking to clare pooley — a mother of three — who's casual drinking turned into a serious habit. she's h

this morning around 6:30am we received a call to nottingham train station.initially in the toilets and upon arrival it became very evident to us we had a developed fire with in the toilet area. this incident rapidly progressed and spread and has involved the overflow bridge going over and collecting the platforms. it has been a very demanding incident and our crews have worked very hard to try and contain it. we always have our first priority life risks so it was initially people reported so we were searching for people initially because this happened at a busy time for the station. what we have then done is requested more fire engines, rapidly gone from three to five to eight and now 12 fire engines. this fire has progressed which makes it very difficult for us to fight, it is the demanding job in that respect i am delighted to report at the time of those interviewed though one has been injured. we have no casualties and no injuries which is always great news from our point of view. i have to emphasise this is not a single emergency service incident, it is

normally a half hour train journey into nottingham, we gotjust a nottingham station at about 6:40am and point we just thought it was a something small. and after about ten more minutes we realised it was bigger than that. the colleagues who had already arrived at work said they could hear silence. we could not see the fire from the train, we will in the fire from the train, we will in the sidings outside the station. when the windows were open and we could smell the smoke. we sat there for about an hour not sure what was happening. the conductor was doing his best to keep us up to date but he can at get through because they we re very he can at get through because they were very busy so we were taken to the stop before nottingham and sat there for about another not knowing again what was happening. did you eventually did you eventually make it to work? if your people under trainer abandoned their journey but the average taxes to get almost to either derby of leicester nottingham. the conductor was brilliant, he went and got us all coffees from a local shop thank you. police have release

rail and tram services continue to be affected in nottingham.blems over a much wider area. obviously, i've come down, speaking to the officer, the train station is still closed and he diverted me here and now i'm going to find out if i can actually get a coach to lincoln. thousands of people are affected by this. it's not a little village station, it's the main station for the midlands, basically, isn't it? so loads of people have been affected. crazy. the fire's now under control. a joint police and fire investigation has been launched. let's go to nottingham now for the latest with our reporter geeta pendse. the disruption is extraordinary, and now this word from the police that they think this might have been arson. yes, that has onlyjust emerged in the last 20 minutes, that british transport lee is believed the fire was caused deliberately. we don't still no the exact cause of the fire but police are appealing for anyone who may have been here early this morning who may have seen something, so they can piece together who and how this fire wa

among the fans at nottingham forest, afamiliar among the fans at nottingham forest, a familiarface, amongbut as arsene wenger began his touchline ban, his life was not about to get easier. as arsenal soon trails, the hosts went ahead. it proved just the start of a frantic first half. per mertesacker pounds and it was one all but the brink of half—time, forestry took the lead and howl. this stunning, they go to grace any stage. after they go to grace any stage. after the break, of forest penalty made it 3-1 but the break, of forest penalty made it 3—1 but arsenal were not done as danny welbeck pulled one back and in the dying minutes, forrest got another penalty and they sealed a famous win. it was dramatic, sometimes controversial, but the hosts are out. earlier it was newport county ‘s day, but with leeds united taking the lead, and upset seemed unlikely. after the break, what daybreak, an equaliser, shaughnessy with the most clinical of own goals. newport sense something special and in the very final minute, sure enough. it is 2-1 to newport county. he sent the harbor army into dreamlan

nottingham forest to widen and sent the holders packing. —— nottingham forest won. surprises, in particular at rodney parade as league two's newport county knocked leeds united out of the competition. 53 football league places separating the welsh side from their championship opponents. but it was leeds who took the lead early on thanks to a deflected gaetano berardi strike. that looked to have won it until a conor shaunghnessy own goal levelled the match in the last quarter of an hour. and into the final minute, shawn mccoulsky rose above everyone else from the corner to get the winner and put the welsh side into the fourth round for the first time in almost a0 years. over in shropshire, league 0ne‘s shrewsbury town earned themselves a replay against west ham. joe hart returned to his boyhood club and denied them a couple of times in the first half. but in a pretty toothless performance from david moyes's side, a tooth did actually go missing for the premier league club! josh cullen being kicked in the face. the tooth was recovered though! the shrews almost won it

danielle nottingham is in santa barbara county. >> firefighters rescued a 14-year-old girl who was trapped in a montecito home. officials say she was for hours. search dogs are being used to look for more victims on the ground. from the air, the u.s. coast guard pulled residents to safety. an avalanche of debris shut down 30 miles of highway 101 near carpenteria. >> the mud slide surrounded my car and it pushed my car all the way to the left-hand side of the road. >> with the muddy mess the winter storm flooded creeks and roadways to santa barbara and los angeles counties trapping cars and people. thousands of people were forced to evacuate again after surviving several recent wild fires. >> peoples whose homes survived the thomas fires are now face wednesday this. impassable roads and driveways filled with mud. >> i said i just can't do it again.

to see another 73 units of one is named nottingham so if you've read nottingham i'm in the sheriff of nottingham. >> i'm kathy, state representative. >> it afternoon and thank you for having us here. it's a pleasure to discuss women's values and women's issues. my name is libby and i'm from colorado. i served in the state legislator for four years i'm county commissioner and jefferson county. the third largest county in colorado. >> i'm tresa from greensboro, north carolina. i'm a consultant for an education company. >> i'm from iowa and director of the our department of human rights. >> i'm linda, a set of park city utah and retired federal law enforcement. >> and michelle, representing las vegas, nevada. it's an honor to be here serving under a president who is making america great again. >> will turn try panelists for discussions. >> as our president campaign events make america great again he also vowed to increase military spending. it kind of touched on it. a two-part question that i have. where are we today with the readiness if something were to happen, and where we with fundi

and daria kuss, a psychologist specialising in internet usage at nottingham trent university. first of all, who has got most to lose out of this? i would say the audience. that is the big winner in this case. but we see that as a good thing because ultimately, the audience is what makes facebook and as a publisher, we have a huge audience so we have 62 million followers across social on different channels. and they see us as like being a friend, and as a result we will do well out of this. they will find you but you won't be quite so prominent? publishers will not be so prominent but there will still be a lot of space for publishers and publishers that do social in the right way and we are very good example of how to do social in a good way. and a variety of campaigns we can talk about. as far as advertising is concerned, you heard the contributor in guatemala talking about how that traffic was gone and that was problematic. there will be winners and losers and we have seen these algorithm changes in the past and it is just about adapting and being fleet of foot and making sur

liverpool are at home to west brom, while nottingham forest, who knocked out holders arsenal yesterdayleaders manchester city are away to cardiff city or mansfield. newcastle will travel to either chelsea or norwich. thosee ties will be played across the last weekend of this month and the full draw is on the bbc sport website. the last of the third round matches is underway. i mentioned nottingham forest in that fourth round draw. as manager on a two—and—half—year deal — mark warburton was sacked after nine months on new years eve. philippe coutinho is now officially a barcelona player. his £142 million transfer from liverpool was confirmed and he showed off some of his skills to the barca the 25—year—old brazilian has signed a five and half year deal. he has a thigh injury so won be able to make his debut for another three weeks. in a press conference today coutinho thanked the fans, staff and players at liverpool. now some terrible news in rugby league the widnes vikings 23—year—old centre kato ottio has died after what the club has called "a sudden health issue" in training. it otti

rail and tram services continue to be affected in nottingham.isruption is causing problems over a much wider area. obviously, i've come down, speaking to the officer, the train station is still closed and he diverted me here and now i'm going to find out if i can actually get a coach to lincoln. thousands of people are affected by this. it's not a little village station, it's the main station for the midlands, basically, isn't it? so loads of people have been affected. crazy. the fire's now under control. a joint police and fire investigation has been launched. now on bbc news, it's our world. the ball in eastern ukraine, more than 10,000 people have died. now this has become one of the longest conflicts in modern european history. there is no end in sight to the her still tea rs there is no end in sight to the her still tears after separatist rebels backed by russia took over ukraine's donbass region. hundreds of families we re donbass region. hundreds of families were split up, stranded on opposite sides of the border. with destruction all aro

john maguire, bbc news, nottingham.leader said he is close to backing a second brexit referendum to end what he called the whingeing and whining of andy brexit campaigners. there has been a statement in the last few minutes from aaron banks, the co—founder of leave eu, who says a second referendum is the only option. and he says if we do not act radically we will sleepwalk into a faux brexit in name only, and he says that leave would win by a landslide. well, time for a look at the weather now with helen. good afternoon to you, and for some it is afternoon to you, and for some it is a good afternoon, if you like sunshine. but it is not outside here, because it is raining. let me show you some of the sunshine, this was ilfracombe about an hour ago. some stunning weather watcher pictures coming in so please keep sending them in. this is the snow packed mountains, and you will not see them in scarborough because it is grey and we are under that front. a lot of rain yesterday but it is currently concentrated across the sout

a huge fire engulfed a section of nottingham railway station this morning.s tackled the blaze, which began at about 6.30am. no—one was injured, but trains are still not stopping at the station and travellers are being warned to avoid the area. phil mackie reports. the severe fire rapidly spread through the recently renovated station at the start of this morning's rush—hour. 60 firefighters were called to deal with the blaze while passengers and staff were safely evacuated. 0ur crews were in attendance very quickly and managed to put in place measures to, a, protect lives, and, b, do everything they can to protect the building. i've got firefighters here that have served 20—plus years and have said the heat they were exposed to heat the likes of which they had never experienced before. it was a significant fire. it spread into an area difficult to get to, meaning it took several hours to get the fire under control. this is where the fire started at 6:30am this morning, in the main concourse. you can still smell the smoke in the air right now. the fire station

en otro partido, el nottingham recibiÓ al arsenal. lo pasaron bastante mal, ya que cayeron 4-2.empo para convertirse en el hÉroe y hombre del partido para el rebaÑo sagrado. en la nfl, buffalojugo en el juego de comodÍn de la conferencia americana. en el segundo cuarto buffalo se fue arriba con un gol de campo. jacksonville en pacto con otro gol de campo. con la victoria avanza a la semifinal de la conferencia americana. el prÓximo domingo jacksonville se enfrentarÁ a los steelers. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva. fÉlix: miren estas imÁgenes del cristiano, que revisÓ el sueÑo de muchos ecologistas, volar con aves salvajes. no sÓlo se incorpora la bandada, sino hasta toca a las aves en pleno vuelo. aranza:esto sin provocarles el mÍnimo daÑo. lleva dos dÉcadas dedicado a la observaciÓn de las aves migratorias, por ejemplo los gansos . ahora se acerca mÁs a ellas y ante una amistad, asÍ emprendiendo un vuelo nos despedimos. fÉlix: nos vemos esta noche en la ediciÓn nocturna. betel: qué padre que estuvo el concierto de los backstreet boys, ma. nunca pensé que me la pasaría tan b

danielle nottingham, cbs news.ors in australia say it could take months to establish why a seaplane carrying a prominent british businessman and four members of his family crashed into a river near sydney on new year's eve. richard cousins died, along with his fiancee and her daughter. the pilot was also killed as well as mr cousins' two grown—up sons. joining me from rose bay in sydney where the plane's operator is based is our correspondent phil mercer. obviously that timeline for it taking months, is it based on the fa ct taking months, is it based on the fact that the wreckage of the plane is so deep? well, that's part of the issue. the air crash team don't see that as a major problem. but of course the aircraft that lies in about 30 metres of water in the hawkesbury river, which is about a 20 minute flight from here, the aircraft, by the way, would have taken from rose bay, that you see now on your screen. and of course, the aircraft will be the biggest clue for air crash investigators. their work will be slow

danielle nottingham reports from santa barbara county. >>> firefighters rescued a 14- year-old girl who is trapped in a montecito home that slid off its foundation this morning. officials say she was buried around massive mounds of debris for hours. search dogs are being used to look for more victims on the ground. from the air, the u.s. coast guard in ventura emergency crews pulled residents to safety. an avalanche of debris shut down 30 miles of highway 101, near carpinteria. >> the mudslide surrounded my car and pushed my car all the way to the left-hand side of the road. >> reporter: with the muddy mess, the winter storm flooded creeks and roadways from santa barbara to los angeles counties, trapping cars and people. thousands of people were forced to evacuate again, after surviving several recent wildfires. >> reporter: people whose homes survived the thomas fire are now faced with this. impassable roads and driveways filled with mud. >> . >> i thought, i just can't do it again. i didn't know it was going to be this bad. >> reporter: neighbor says the furious storms storms and mud

. >> cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham more on some of the other top nods and who was snubbed fantasy drama the shape of water earned leading 13 academy award nominations cents including best picture and best director nods. >> right now there ain't too much more we can do. >> it will compete against three billboards outside missouri which took home seven nominations. including a acting nod from francis mc dorm and. other best picture nominee call me by your name, darkest hour dunn kirk, get out lady bird phantom thread, and the post. my name is lady birds. >> well, actually, it is not. >> semi auto by call earned writer director two nominations, becomes only the fifth woman ever to be nominated for best director. she will face dunnkirk christopher nolan phantom thread paul thomas anderson and deltoro. get out a horror satiety about race also took home a nomination for star daniel kal ullia goes cents against call me by your name, darkest hours, gary old man, and in a surprise, danzel washington for roman j israel, esquire. many wonder if he got the spot that would have gone to

danielle nottingham has more from santa barbara county. >> rescues are underway in california. santa barbara fire crews pulled two men and a woman to safety before dawn. >> we were woken up to boulders and trees coming down. so it's a big mess this morning. >> susan's home is trapped between two flooded creeks. a mud slide also woke her up. >> it sounded like a freight train this morning. it was about 3:30 it woke me up and i decided i was going to get ready to evacuate. >> the danger zone extends for about 100 miles from wild fires burned most of the vegetation. people whose homes survived the thomas fire now face the threat of debris left over from the fire mixing in with the mud. it brought more rain than the area has seen in a year rain and debris has nowhere do go but downhill. >> all those houses that burned down is toxic too. so their stuff is washing into my house. >> officials blaming a transformer explosion in montecito on the weather. it left cars and trucks stranded on the 101 expressway for hours. >> up to 7 inches of rain is possible before this storm is over. dan

danielle nottingham, cbs news, san francisco. >>> the sentencing hearing for dr. larry nassar has been extended into next week because so many victims want to speak. more than 60 since tuesday. naz sar wrote a letter saying he wasn't healthy enough to listen to the victims. that sent off a long rebuke by the judge. >> spending four or five days listening to them is significantly minor considering the hours of pleasure you had at their expense in ruining their lives. >> nassar faces a minimum sentence of 25 to 40 years. he's already serving a sentence of 60 years for child pornography crime. >>> meanwhile the gymnastics center is ending its relationship with the core r karolyi jim. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, new cancer screening. new researchers take a big step toward an easy test for early detection. >>> and voting challenge. the supreme court weighs in on a gerrymandering case. this is the "cbs morning news." she does for us which is kinda, a lot. and if that pain could mean something worse. joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve j

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rail and tram services continue to be affected in nottingham.ion is still closed and he diverted me here and now i'm going to find out if i can actually get a coach to lincoln. thousands of people are affected by this. it's not a little village station, it's the main station for the midlands, basically, isn't it? so loads of people have been affected. crazy. the fire's now under control. a joint police and fire investigation has been launched. labour leaderjeremy corbyn has made a series of changes to his frontbench, appointing several ministers. there are new appointments and several mps have returned to the shadow front bench. clive lewis, who resigned in february last year over the party's backing for the government's brexit bill returns, taking the role of shadow minister for the treasury. jack dromey — who quit the front bench and called forjeremy corbyn to resign in 2016 — has been appointed as shadow pensions minister. 0ther appointments include laura pidcock, seen here with mr corbyn, who has been appointed shadow labour minister and pau

more than 30,000 homes and bringses are without power correspondent danielle nottingham shows us the devastation. >> reporter: rescue teams in southern california, air lifted dozens of residents to safety as heavy rains triggered mud slide that destroyed homes and swept away cars. >> it was literally, a carpet of mud and debris, and every where, with huge boulders, and rocks, down trees power lines >> reporter: this team of the exclusive community located a teenage girl who was trapped inside her flooded home for hours. >> it was 100 percent covered in mud. >> reporter: other survivors were driven to higher ground. >> frustrated. it wasn't really anything of this nature. >> reporter: officials here in santa barbara county plan to conduct search and rescue missions throughout the night. they are urging people not needed here to stay away. if they enter a rescue zone and unauthorized if they will willfully and knowingly enter they are guilty of a misdemeanor and the law will be enforced accordingly. >> reporter: mud slide wreaked havoc in the los angeles area and shut downpourses of th

over 60 firefighters have been tackling a large blaze at nottingham railway station, which is thought block early this morning. the fire quickly spread through the station, which has been recently renovated. the flames have been brought under control but the station will remain closed. a joint police and fire investigation has now revealed they are treating the fire as arson. young women with the faulty brca genes who have gone on to develop breast cancer have the same survival chances as those who don't have the genes. a study of almost 3,000 women also found outcomes were the same whatever kind of treatment the young women had — including mastectomies. mutations in the brca genes can significantly increase a woman's chance of developing breast cancer. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh has more. diagnosed with breast cancer when she was just 35 years old and five months pregnant, laura faced childbirth and then cancer treatment. she carries a brca gene mutation and so, like many women in her position, she opted to have both breasts removed. i decided to have a double mastectomy.

danielle nottingham, cbs news.llywood's entertainment industry have launched an initiative to tackle sexual harassment in workplaces. the campaign, called ‘time's up', includes hollywood stars such as cate blanchett, america ferrera and eva longoria. it will provide legal support for women and men who suffer abuse. peter, this is much more than about tinseltown? it is and that is that point, one of the main point this group of women wants to make. it is not just the group of women wants to make. it is notjust the entertainment industry. clearly the high profile cases focusing on key figures, men in the entertainment business accused of sexual harassment but this is about women and men in less famousjobs, shall we put it, less glamorise jobs, it could be cleaners, sexually harassed in their workplaces as well. this is a group of women that have got together to raise money to help as legal aid for some of those individuals if they are involved in a situation that eventually ends up in court. they have a ready raise m

despite freezing temperatures, the people of nottingham gave them a very warm welcome.oyal walkabout and she handled it with aplomb. she seems really full of life and down to earth as well. my gosh, actually, i think she is wonderful, i watched interviews and everything, i think she is great. meghan has committed to the uk. she will apply for british citizenship and has left suits, the tv show which made her famous. thank you so much. congratulations! royal fans have until may to get their flags and hats ready for the couple's wedding at windsor castle. a very cold day here in nottingham does seem a world away from los angeles and the acting world but this is what meghan markle is now signed up to. she will be meeting the public across the uk and the commonwealth, she has become a key member of team windsor, in the same year as another key member has finally announced his retirement. for seven decades, this is an image to which the public has become accustomed. the queen accompanied by britain's longest—serving consort, prince philip, together with him a couple of steps

nottingham railway station has now reopened.in station is now being treated as arson, police have confirmed. the blaze began early yesterday morning. ten fire crews tackled flames coming from the station's roof, as smoke filled the foyer, causing a full evacuation. east midlands trains now say that repairs could take months rather than weeks. historic areas have survived the fire. supporters of south africa's governing party, the african national congress, have gathered to hear cyril ramaphosa give his first major speech since being elected as leader of the party. the south african deputy president, who was voted as leader last month, has called for unity in the party to bring about social change. mr ramaphosa began his speech in the last hour, and said the party's new leadership will be dedicated to equality and democracy for south africa. we ta ke we take this opportunity to reaffirm the anc ‘s commitment to the values and the principles to which so many of our legends dedicated their lives. our organisation belongs to you, th

here's cbs reporter, danielle nottingham.e historic day at the dispensary in oakland where hundreds of people lined up to buy recreational pot, starting at 6am. ‘harborside' is one of the first shops in california to get their new city and state permits. henry was the first customer. it's been a long time coming. california joined seven other states and the district of columbia, where recreational marijuana is legal. massachusetts is set to begin sales injuly, but california is the largest market in the nation — and that has many other states watching closely. it's going to send a message to other states that legalisation, regulation and taxation of marijuana is the correct public policy decision, and that it works. buyers have to be at least 21 years old and can only purchase up to one ounce of recreational marijuana. other restrictions include limiting the total amount of thc. recreational pot also costs more than medical marijuana because of a higher tax. users say they want to end the stigma surrounding pot use. i'm an em

nottingham university provided evidence to the select committee on the work done in nottingham around gender-based hate crime, very compelling evidence in nottingham about the experience of women. nottingham citizens of the uk carried out a survey. 38% of women reporting hate crime felt their gender was a significant element but it wasn't actually reflected in the statutes. 28% of them surveyed would report any crimes to the police but there is under-reporting of those. there is a swelling evidence-based how women are treated in public space. i keep coming back to the hate crime issue how it's defined opposed to sexual harassment. anecdotally police services around the country are picking up more and more evidence how women feel they're treated in public spaces. even at anti-muslim hate crime, the survey from last year points very clearly to misogynistic behavior towards muslim women as a key element of hate crime and also points very clearly to the minorization of women, exclusion of women from public space, inability to access public transport and other associated elements of that w

cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham explains what customers now can, can and cannot get in the golden state a ribbon cutting ceremony kick off historic day at a dispensary in oakland where hundreds of people lined up up to buy recreational pot at 6:00 a.m. harbor side is one of the first shops in california to get the new city and state permits. henry wycowsky was the first customer. >> been a long time coming. >> reporter: california joined seven other states and the district of columbia where recreational marijuana is legal. massachusetts is set to begin sales in july. the callus the largest market in the nation, and that has many, many others watching closely. >> it will send a message to other states that legal says, regulation and taxation of mar juan ace the correct public policy decision and that it works. >> reporter: buyers have to be at lee 21 years old and can only purchase up to an ounce of recreational marijuana. other restrictions include limiting the level of thc in each package of edibles, recreational pot cost more than medical marijuana because of a higher tax

holders arsenal have been knocked out of the english fa cup by second tier nottingham forest in a 11— the managerial reins at the gunners in 1996 that they've been knocked out at this stage. the frenchman was forced to watch the tie from the stands as he served the first of a three—match touchline ban handed down by the football association and he saw his side give away two penalties. it was very frustrating and u nfortu nately, it was very frustrating and unfortunately, it was a case on top of that to see the team lose because we played against a very good nottingham forest team who were sharp and focused. they were decisive and overall, our performance was not good enough today to win the game. no such problems for arsenal's north london rivals tottenham as harry kane scored twice in a 3—0 win over wimbledon. jan vertonghen claimed the last goal, with all of them coming in the second half at wembley against their third tier opponents. so confirmation of those results, while premier league west ham have been forced into a replay after they were held to a goalless draw at shrewsbury t

a trusted household name, a family firm that began by selling herbal remedies in nottingham is now part, providing a crucial nhs service in an industry under pressure. and some boots pharmacists are worried.|j under pressure. and some boots pharmacists are worried. i think it is imperative and critical that the public understand what is going on. sundays, you would describe the team as being at breaking point. public safety is the most important thing to me and to our pharmacist. when m ista kes to me and to our pharmacist. when mistakes are made, patients can die. we're talking about people's lies. in my my mum is accepted what she was given, and yet that system failed. for the first time, a former manager has decided to go public. pharmacists are working hard to protect patients, but they are really stretched, trying to keep patients say. are pharmacist at the country's biggest chain under too much pressure? wets diane moore has spent the last five years fighting for justice for her father. —— diane five years fighting for justice for herfather. —— diane moore has spent the last five

holders arsenal soundly beaten in the third round by championship side nottingham forest, in a six goale these two sides met in an fa cup tie, nottingham forest legend brian clough was in charge at the city ground. fast forward 25 yea rs the city ground. fast forward 25 years and you will find arsenal boss arsene wenger in the stands, starting his touchline ban. the gunners boss have the perfect view of the opening goal. the forest defender breached the defence under the crossbar. but he did not last long, three minutes, to be exact. mertesacker was the first to the rebound. then before half—time, a moment of fa cup brilliance. and then rob holding gave the championship side a penalty with a clu msy championship side a penalty with a clumsy challenge. step up 18—year—old ben, a cup shot in the making. and while arsenal managed to get another goal through danny welbeck to reduce the arrears, more drama was to follow. forrest, through again on goal, debussy this time with the foul and another penalty. this one converted by on loa n eve rto n penalty. this one converted by on loan everton

fire at nottingham train station is now being treated as arson, police have confirmed.an early yesterday morning. 10 fire crews tackled flames in the station's roof. the station was fully evacuated when smoke filled the foyer. it will re—open today. the troubled construction firm carillion, a key government contractor for projects including schools and prisons, has denied reports that its rescue plan was rejected by creditors. the firm is struggling under £1.5 billion of debt, including a pension shortfall of more than half—a—million pounds. the bbc understands that government ministers are drawing up plans to take over some of its prison contracts. so vince cable says that and in no circumstances should the firm be bailed out. tributes have been paid to the comedy actress bella emberg, who has died aged 80. she became a household name in the 19805 on the russ abbot show, playing characters including blunderwoman, the sidekick of hapless superhero cooperman. russ abbot called her "a huge comedy talent", while les dennis said she was a "funny, lovely friend". four britis

baby harriet hawkins was born, dead, at nottingham city hospital on 17th april 2016.cluded that her death was "almost certainly preventable". harriet‘s fatherjack is a hospital consultant. her mother sarah is a senior physiotherapist. both work for the hospital trust responsible for the death of their baby — theirfirst child. since that day, the couple have campaigned to force the trust to acknowledge it made mistakes, mistakes which they believed had been covered up. you might remember them telling us such last year, but it has taken almost two years for an independent report to reach the same conclusion. sarah had been in labourfor six days. the couple had made ten phone calls and two visits to the hospital. by the time she was finally admitted in the late stages of labour, their daughter had died. it took another nine hours before sarah was able to give birth. sarah hawkins is here and so as jack. we can speak to them both now and their solicitor, janet baker. how did you respond? it was a mixture of feelings really. it was relief to actually be heard and for there

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we have been hearing that a large fire has broken out at nottingham railway station.t is just a scene of blue flashing lights at the moment. there are lots of fire fighters, picking up helmets, speaking to each other, changing shifts, and lots of people from east midlands trains, they‘re turning people away and directing them to a coach service on the other side of the street. at the moment, i have been told there is most sign anyone has been injured and no fatalities to report at this moment. i have spoken to people living across the road from the train station and apparently at 6:30am, there were thick plumes of black smoke coming out of the train station because of unconfirmed reports of a fire in one of the toilets on the platform. maybe we can return to the pictures, we were showing these earlier, it is hard to get a sense of the scale of the blaze but from this camera angle, it clearly a significant fire? well, yes, at the moment, from the side of the train station i am at, a p pa re ntly the train station i am at, apparently the plumes were very high in the air

in the women's cup final nottingham wildcats beat caledonia pride by 70—66.were beaten in their first ever final last year but came through a close finish to take the title this time. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news over the evening. now it's time for meet the author. there is something about louisa clarke, lou, that has turned the novels of jojo moyes into international bestsellers. she's a heroine whose life appeals to readers who do not want to let her go. now, after me before you and after you comes still me, in which lou fetches up in new york in a different world, as personal assistant to a socialite whose rich family holds out a few secrets. what will happen to lou's old boyfriend, paramedic sam, when she meets and falls for an american who bears a spooky resemblance to an old flame she knew before sam? if you are a reader who follows lou, you will want to know. welcome. what do you think it is about lou that makes her such a compelling character for your readers? i think she's an everywoman, the fact she is on the su

a shock as holders arsenal are knocked out of the fa cup losing li—2 at second tier nottingham forestllion brazilian phillipe coutinho, whose move from liverpool will be confirmed on monday. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with cricket and england are battling away in sydney on the fifth and final day of the last ashes test of the series against australia. captainjoe root is at the crease despite having been taken to hospital overnight. at lunch england are 144—5, and we can head live now to our reporter patrick gearey. you're outside the scg. joe root out in the centre, dehydration wasn't the problem, what was the

, so i am the sheriff of nottingham. >> good afternoon, i'm kathy swan, state departmenti iof new. >>> good afternoon, and thank you for having you all here, it's a pleasure to discuss women's values and women's issues. my name is lily zebo and i'm from colorado. i served in the state legislature for four years and now i'm a county commissioner in jefferson county, it's the third largest county in the state of colorado. >> my name is teresa yawn, i'm from greensboro, north carolina, and i'm a consultant for an education company there. >> i'm from iowa and i'm from the aiowa director of human rights. >> good afternoon, i'm michelle fiore, remitting fabulous las vegas, nevada as a councilwoman and it's so great and it's such an honor to be here serving under a president who is making america great again. >> well, with that we'll go ahead and turn to our panelists for questions. would you like to go first? >> so, as our president campaigned and vowed to make america great again, he also vowed to increase military spending. and you kind of touched on it and so i want -- it's a two-part qu

today's report comes after the government was ordered to make immediate improvements to nottingham prisonant there are believed to have taken their own lives in two years. —— eight men there. this is the briefing. the latest headlines: a couple from california who are accused of abusing their 13 children have pleaded not guilty to charges of abuse, torture and false imprisonment. eight people including two macro firefighters have been killed in storm related accidents, as hurricane strength winds terror across northern europe. celebration in new zealand as the prime minister, the world's youngest female leader, announces she's expecting her first child. time now to have a look at the stories making the headlines in media. we begin with politico and us president donald trump who said government shutdown "could happen," as lawmakers continue to scramble to reach a deal to avert it. he also said if it occurs, the fault would lie squarely on democrats. vice's motherboard looks at the world's climate and how 2017 was the second—hottest year on record. the website says 2017 marked the third con