danielle nottingham at cbs news, los angeles. >>> it is 4:57. a new wildfire breaks out in northern california forcing dozens to flee from their homes. >> plus, tropical storm gordon makes landfall along the alabama-mississippi border. now it's turned deadly. >> and tech companies in the hot seat today on capitol hill. coming up, the two hearings where lawmakers will be grilling facebook and twitter. "i would think that anyone nominated to the supreme court of the united states would want to have a hearing that is characterized by transparency." round two.... president trump's nominee for u-s supreme court heads back >>> a new problem for san francisco's sinking skyscraper. >> i would think that anyone nominated to the supreme court of the united states would want to have a hearing that is characterized by transparency. >> round 2, president trump's's nominee for u.s. supreme court heads back to capitol hill this morning. >> and tropical storm gordon takes a deadly turn as it makes landfall. good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, september 5th

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> yet another fire is burning this morning, this one in rural parts of northern california. it's tearing up nearly 8 square miles and has shut down 45 miles of i-5. >> plus, shots fired at a south bay restaurant with a child just feet away. the search under way for suspects. this isn't just any long-distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience, plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity delivers the fastest, most reliable internet learn more, or get started for $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. a shocking resignation... by a bay area school president. and: the evacuations underway as a new wildfire in california bu >>> now at 5:00 after claims of cover-up, the shocking resignation by a bay area school president. >> and the evacuations under way as a new wildfire in northern california burns out of control. >> and this mo

afew nottingham east issued a vote of in him.but he thinks it will move into a wider constituency labour party vote in him, it follows on from what we've had this week with two other labour mps who have been critical ofjeremy corbyn in the past. the membership in those local areas, clearly they are flexing their muscles and they say if you carry on criticising our leader, then potentially down the line we have the numbers to deselect you. and chuckjamuna is using strong language, basically saying to jeremy corbyn that you have the power to stop this from happening —— chuka umunna. he speaks to his supporters, painting a picture within center line which, hounds on the hunt for labour mps who have criticised jeremy corbyn, at the back of that hunt and pushing them on. chuka umunna making his feelings clear in the speech he has given this morning. he is talking a lot about brexit too and that is why all of this is coming to a head. six months to go into we leave the eu, moderate mps are unhappy with how jeremy corbyn has gone with t

these no—confidence votes are nottingham east.es a re not legally nottingham east. these no—confidence votes are not legally binding, there's no force behind them, but what they do do is serve as a to mps that some of their local parties, if they feel they are stepping out of line, do have the numbers to potentially deselect them. 0k, thank you very much indeed. it's emerged that a russian exile who was murdered in britain last march believed that two men from moscow had tried to poison him five years earlier. nikolai glushkov, a former deputy director of the russian airline, aeroflot, was found apparently strangled at his home in south—west london. his death came a week after the former—spy, sergei skripal and his daughter, yulia, were poisoned in salisbury. the police have now re—opened their investigation into the incident in 2013, in which mr glushkov was apprently taken ill after drinking champagne with two russian men. police in south yorkshire have made an arrest after reports a man had been stabbed in barnsley town centre.

airlifted to the queens medical centre in nottingham, is lower legs we re centre in nottingham, is loweruring surgery. teenager billy monger has driven a racing car for the first time since losing both his legs in a crash. well done yesterday. thank you, it was really cool. not only is billy back driving, the 19 your old sensation is competing in british formula three and returned to the podium, finishing third at spa this season. podium, finishing third at spa this season. i saw that you are drinking out of your sockets. yes, this one. i will go and introduce myself. i'll introduce you to my sister.” i will go and introduce myself. i'll introduce you to my sister. i am jenny. this is bonnie. nice to meet you, iam jenny. this is bonnie. nice to meet you, i am alex. and i am jenny. i'm presenting and i'm delighted that we've finally got you to together. presenting and i'm delighted that we've finally got you to togetherli have we've finally got you to together.” have some of my coaches and i ask them to bring up a normal bicycle but with an electrical assisting model. maybe he could try t

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> it is 4:57. a destructive wildfire is tearing through northern california forcing dozens to flee and shutting down a major highway. >> and the trial begins today for an accused serial killer on the peninsula. coming up, how police say they tracked him down. this isn't just any long-distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience, plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, . xfinity delivers the fastest, most reliable internet learn more, or get started for $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. california wildfire .. that's forcing evacations and shutting down a stretch of freeway. plus: six young women.. killed >>> new images show the destruction from a northern california wildfire that's forcing evacuations and shutting down a stretch of freeway. >> plus, six young women killed in the '70s today the trial begins in the bay area for the suspected gypsy hill killer. >> and today is the final day of supreme court justice

vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home. to ensure a constant supply of oxygen. her parents are being taught how to manage her care. if they are taking over charge of a child who needs breathing support to sustain their life, they need to be adequately trained and competent to manage all the equipment, to know when to escalate care, to check for help and to manage emergency situations at home. and despite the challenges ahead, vanellope's parents say they're looking forward to having her home for good. fergus walsh, bbc news. you've been watching newsday. and i'm rico hizon in london. i'm sharanjit leyl in singapore. stay with us, we'll be looking at what's in store for alibaba now jack ma says he's stepping down? we talk to an author who knew him from the start. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures of kylie minorgue who took her fans by surprise last night be calling her old neighbours co—starjason donovan up on to the stage. they performed their 1988 hit especially for you at a concert in london's h

vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home. ensure a constant supply of oxygen. her parents are being taught how to manage her care. if they are taking over charge of a child who needs breathing support to sustain their life, they need to be adequately trained and competent to manage all the equipment, to know when to escalate care, to check for help and to manage emergency situations at home. despite the challenges ahead, vanellope's parents say that they are looking forward to having her home for good. fergus walsh, bbc news. serena williams' angry protest in the us open final has been defended by the women's tennis association. she had been docked a game for calling the umpire a thief and a liar in a confrontation that also saw her penalised for smashing her racquet. she claims she's been a victim of sexism, and that male players would have been shown more tolerance. 0ur sports correspondent richard conway has more details. you owe me an apology. i haven't cheated in my life. it's a debate that has split tennis. was serena w

vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home.mes a mask, to ensure a constant supply of oxygen. her parents are being taught how to manage her care. if they are taking over charge of a child who needs breathing support to sustain their life, they need to be adequately trained and competent to manage all the equipment, to know when to escalate care, to check for help and to manage emergency situations at home. despite the challenges ahead, vanellope's parents say that they are looking forward to having her home for good. fergus walsh, bbc news. you should have at least two days a week without drinking any alcohol, that's the latest recommendation from public health england for middle—aged drinkers. people aged between 45 and 65 are likely to drink more units of alcohol than they should every week. so a new health campaign is trying to highlight the benefits of alcohol—free days to lower blood pressure and to lower the risk of getting seven different types of cancer. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. it's the boss ch

vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home. ensure a constant supply of oxygen. her parents are being taught how to manage her care. if they are taking over charge of a child who needs breathing support to sustain their life, they need to be adequately trained and competent to manage all the equipment, to know when to escalate care, to check for help and to manage emergency situations at home. despite the challenges ahead, vanellope's parents say that they are looking forward to having her home for good. fergus walsh, bbc news. and you can see more of vanellope wilkins's story on inside out on bbc one in the east midlands, tonight at 7:30 — you can also watch it — wherever you are in the uk — on the bbc iplayer. the women's tennis association has backed claims by serena williams that she was treated in a sexist way by the umpire in the final of the us open. you owe me an apology! i never cheated in my life! the governing body for women's tennis said the umpire would have shown williams more tolerance over her outbursts if she'd

with us now from london assistant professor of international relations at nottingham university nice to see you again your thoughts on france's statement today is that well how significant is it that france would actually step up and draw a line here and say we will intervene. well i think it is significant in france is echoing a statement made by the u.s. in the last couple of days it's going it's solidarity it's reinforcing the u.s. is credibility in terms of. support for any action that the u.s. might lead it would be u.s. action that france might contribute to rather than france taking unilateral action from going by past. operations this kind so it is significant but it is also a repetition of some of the previous incidents where areas of the searches. such as a career in other areas in syria where the opposition was faltering in advance of alleged use of chemical weapons the west didn't forces warned syria not to deploy those weapons and when it was believed that they had attacks were carried out against the regime so do you think it's likely to well i guess have any effect on

as i mentioned in the headlines, new research from bbc news and the university of nottingham has revealedxtent of caring by children is much higher than had been thought, with 22% of children who responded to a questionnaire identifying as junk areas. the 2011 census only identified a lower number of care is between five and i7. lower number of care is between five and 17. angela was a child to a family member with paranoid schizophrenia and is now a young aduu schizophrenia and is now a young adult carer. welcome, it is good to see you. when you look back at those teenage years when you are a young carer, what with the biggest challenges you faced? definitely balancing my college life and being at home and having to manage finances in the home. so the king after my own well—being whilst doing those things at the same time was definitely challenging —— and after. there was no specific point but mostly towards my exams and having the pressure of exams and going back home and having to face what i had to face at home. where could you look for more help if you needed it? so, it was more frie

professor david patten from nottingham university and member of economists for free trade, thank you placing robots on the runway. wearing one—of—a—kind creations from fashion designer honee, the show marked the first time robots walked the ramp in london. the collection was inspired by the theme of telepresence featuring both human and robotic models. with me now is the fashion stylist and commentator basma khalifa. thank you for coming in. is this the future of fashion? it isn't. clothes are made for people so i think it is strange we'd want clothes and robots. clothes are made for people. it doesn't make any sense to me. well, these models which will get out of bed for less than $10,000, as linda evangelista famously said.|j get it, i understand. maybe it would save money. i don't get it. the whole point of the runway is to see how the clothes would fall. i don't know why robot would be more human than human. isn't fashion about innovation, it's always been about what is new quiz? what is new i innovation, it's always been about what is new i agree. while we are challenging ethnic

nottingham forest leap above sheffield wednesday after beating them 2—1.illwall 2—0. goal—less between sheffield united and birmingham. that's six draws out of eight for the blues. and a 2—1 win for norwich at reading. there were four games in the the women's super league, and it's now two goal—less draws out of two for defending champions chelsea. they drew 0—0 at bristol city. a 1—0 win for birmingham at home to brighton. no goals between west ham and reading, but plenty for arsenal at yeovil, 7—0. jordan nobbs with a couple for them. ben stokes and alex hales have been included in england's one—day squad to tour sri lanka this autumn after being charged by the ecb with bringing the game into disrepute. the pair face a disciplinary hearing in decemberfollowing an incident outside a bristol nightclub in 2017, and that hearing will take place between england's tours to sri lanka and west indies. this is the full squad, which includes warwickshire bowler olly stone. he's been given a first call—up as a replacement for liam plunkett, who will miss the first

west ham united put eight past fourth—tier macclesfield town, and nottingham forest beat stoke.h to the semi—finals of the scottish league cup after winning at stjohnstone, where leigh griffiths scored the only goal of the game seven minutes from time. they'll now face hearts who beat motherwell 4—2. celtic finished the game with 10 men when dedryck boyata was sent off in the last minute for foul and abusive language to the referee. in the night's other match, rangers thrashed ayr united 4—0. on thursday, we'll know whether germany or turkey will host the european championship finals in 202a. uefa's executive commitee will make the decision following the final submissions by both of the bidding nations. germany, who last staged the euros back in 1988, said the case they presented will make it very difficult for uefa to overlook them. the germans have also hosted world cup twice, in 1974 and 2006. turkey has never previously hosted a major football tournament, and this is the fourth time they've made a bid to stage the euros. they say that hosting the tournament would represent a

what we have seen from nottingham is it has led toa seen from nottingham is it has led to a change.woman followed down the street by a man in his car, trying to get her to get into his carand he said trying to get her to get into his car and he said it was a trying to get her to get into his carand he said it was a prank and because the police said it was a jokeit because the police said it was a joke it wasn't an offence. i'm worried that because a man thinks that's ok it is not an offence. what is next, harassment legislation, stalking legislation? unless you record the patterns you cannot work out what is happening and unless it is an offence the police will not record at. from nottinghamshire and other forces around the country, where they are starting to enforce this it is leading to changes in what they're doing and they need parliament act. police would like to look into it, the law commission would like to look into it and i hope ministers can see it's a reasonable request to have the review and include misogyny in it. if they do not support that and we have to have the vote

nottingham forest the only other tea m nottingham forest the only other team to score, against stokethe bottom of league 2, and scottish league cup. good start to motherwell and rangers. the ua for women's champion lee. —— ua for women's champions league. manchester city's women are in trouble at home to atletico madrid. 2—0 down, 3—1 on aggregate. chelsea doing better against sarajevo. the relationship between manchester united's manager jose mourinho and star player paul pogba is once again the source of much scrutiny. footage emerged of the two on the training ground. pogba looks bemused as he talks with his manager. this is the latest in a series of incidents — often played out on social media — that appear to have them both at loggerheads. andy mitten says pogba would go, if he could. with pot but, if you said to me now "would he prefer to be playing at barcelona right this minute," i suspect, yes, he absolutely would. but he's a manchester united player. ifa but he's a manchester united player. if a player wants to leave, is not prepared to do it publicly, that causes issues. y

as a visiting fellow at nottingham university center for conflict and security he says he attacks away targeting rubble and stores. well at the moment what we're seeing is what is known in military circles as shaping the battlefield or so we're seeing airpower being deployed by both the russians and the syrian regime attacking what we would presume to be artillery or. any armor that the rebels have they would be attacking any concentrations where they believe the rebels. are concentrated in and and then they will be possibly even conducting attacks by air to make the rebels think that they're going to attack from a particular direction when in fact they will choose a different one so these are sort of things that happen in this phase of any conflict following that the ground troops will move in judging by the way the syrians have fought in the past it's very unlikely to be a full frontal assault what they tend to do is. open tuck just nipping away at various bits of territory consolidating gains straightening their lines and so on and so i think what they will see is a very slow but de

airlifted to the queens medical centre in nottingham, his lower legs were removed during surgery. has driven a racing car for the first time since losing both his legs in a crash. well done yesterday. thank you, it was really cool. not only is billy back driving, the 19—year—old sensation is competing in british formula three and returned to the podium, finishing third at spa this season. i saw that you are drinking out of your sockets. yes, this one. i will go and introduce myself. i'll introduce you to my sister. i am jennie. this is bonny. nice to meet you, i am alex. and i am jennie. i'm presenting and i'm delighted that we've finally got you to together. i have some of my coaches and i ask them to bring up a normal bicycle but with an electrical assisting model. maybe he could try to see where it is at all. mario is the boss, gianni is like his assistant. the wrong way around. i can tell that you haven't worn one so long. you love exercising so much on the bicycle. let's go this way, thank you. i tried. it is possible to push. you get stuck in the middle, in between. what are

year—old boys are among five teenagers who have been charged with murdering a man who was stabbed in nottinghamgreen area of the city on wednesday afternoon. he was taken to hospital but died a short time later. north korea is staging a huge military parade today to mark the country's 70th anniversary, along with its first mass games in five years. the show of strength will be closely watched for clues about kim jong—un's weapons arsenal after he pledged to get rid of his nuclear missiles. our seoul correspondent, laura bicker, is in the south korean capital. laura, how significant are these events? we arejust beginning we are just beginning to get our first news from the parade, 134 journalists were invited, but not the bbc. what we are hearing is that intercontinental ballistic missiles, normally central to the parade, were not on display. instead, doctors, engineers, factory workers were central to what north korea wanted to show off. there is a huge reason for that. that is because they are currently trying to be in talks with the united states about both disarmament and ending the korean w

vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home.g over charge of a child who needs breathing support to sustain their life, they need to be adequately trained and competent to manage all the equipment, to know when to escalate care, to check for help and to manage emergency situations at home. despite the challenges ahead, vanellope's parents say that they are looking forward to having her home for good. fergus walsh, bbc news. a prison reformer has said trans people who have committed violent offences against women should not be able to transfer to women's prisons if they haven't legally changed sex, after it emerged that a transgender inmate sexually assaulted fellow inmates after being sent to a women's jail. karen white, who identifies as a woman, requested transfer to a female jail while on remand for sex offences committed as a man, against women. after a full review, the authorities agreed — despite the nature of the crimes and a lack of any physical or legal transition. while there, white committed four sexual assaults on wo

this according to researchers at the university of nottingham and the finnish institute for health and welfare and looked at surfaces of hand rales, toilets, kiosk touch screens and toys in children's play areas of the airport. it was the security trays that have the most viruss on them. >> that's surprising. >> i was surprised by that too, mike. >> probably the shoes. >> use the hand sanitizer my friend. >> all of the tsa agents have gloves on. that ought to tell you something. talk about the tropic, hurricane olivia continues to crank up. category 3, norman hanging around and that's the one we're concerned with as it tries to influence the big island in the rest of the chain as we head through tomorrow and into friday. the biggest concern, small craft advisory. that's it. thankfully no direct hit or flooding. none of that is going to happen. alexis, how about you? >> yeah. i don't have any terrible news. i'll phrase it that way. we are starting to get a little bit busier in all of our typical areas and a couple incidents to talk about already including eastbound 24 before college ave

nottingham forest extend jeremy corbyn tells labour's women's conferences of the party of equality.t candids so that everyone is safe and secure in our candids so that everyone is safe and secure in oui’ movement candids so that everyone is safe and secure in our movement and sexual harassment has no lace whatsoever in oui’ harassment has no lace whatsoever in our movement. the bidding warfor sky draws our movement. the bidding war for sky draws to a close as rupert murdoch's 21st century fox and the media giant comcast submit their final bids to ta ke comcast submit their final bids to take over the broadcaster. tributes have been paid to

officers in nottingham, staffordshire, leeds and north wales were among those who joined the proteste country. they walked out over what they see as a lack of safety and security in the prison system. it's the situation at bedford prison which triggered this latest revolt. this is the jail with the highest rate of attacks on staff. we're very afraid. it's been close already this year, with one officer that punched unconscious and had his head stamped on, needing emergency surgery in order to save his life from a bleed on the brain. we're very concerned, and worried our concerns are falling on deaf ears. it's a prison with a history of trouble. there was a riot here two years ago. this week, in a letter to thejustice secretary, the prison watchdog described a dangerous lack of control at bedford, with the inmates here effectively in charge at times. there are currentlyjust over 83,000 prisoners in england and wales. last year there were more than 8,400 assaults on prison officers. that's an increase of 158% in four years. and there's a problem with retaining staff. nearly 40% of those

disabled member of their family, according to research carried out by the bbc and the university of nottinghamg for a family member can involve anything from housework to helping someone get into and out of bed, or providing them with their medication. ricky boleto has been to meet one family in blackpool. at the top we've got our mum and dad. then we've got anna. she's the oldest and helps cook sometimes with abi, which is the second oldest. third oldest is ellen, which shares a room with me. the fourth oldest is 0wen, and he's got his own room and then i'm the youngest. poppy is nine years old. she's a young carer. along with her brother and sisters, they look after their dad. i can put his slippers on when he needs them, or i can take his pills up and help mum organise them. and what's it like looking after dad ? sometimes, it can be a bit upsetting, because he can be sick sometimes. andrew is unable to walk. he is awaiting surgery on his back and now suffers from extreme anxiety, which has left him bedbound. his partner, tina, gave up work to look after him but she says she can't do it alo

vanellope wilkins from nottingham made medical history when she was born with one of the world's rarest remarkable and they now believe she's one of a kind. marie ashby has been following her progress. baby vanellope has lived in hospital from the days she was born. soon, that is about to change. without a breastbone, she still needs vital equipment to help her breathe. and at the queens medical centre, her parents are being shown how to use it. we have had to do six years of training in nine months, nearly. do you know what i mean? it isn't something easy to get your head round. we have to do all that and that is obviously not something that we've ever done before. i think that it is the scary side of it. there is lots of work that goes into getting a child home safely so we look at equipment needs, training, who is going to be looking after that child. and training those carers up. to be able to safely care for a child at home on a ventilator. vanellope's case was unprecedented. her extremely rare condition diagnosed in the womb. her chances of survival were less than 10%. a medical t

winner from it and has it handed chelsea a two one win in the third round tie wins two for arsenal nottingham forest and west ham put eight past michael steel town. on thursday european football's governing body will decide which country is going to host the european championship in twenty twenty four germany in turkey are the competing nations but teams will make their final presentations that you wait headquarters before a vote is taken by the organizations executive committee for germany it could be the first time the countries hosted the heroes as a unified country west germany held the tournament in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight turkey had never hosted a major football tournament before you wait for port said human rights and limited hotel capacity in many cities are matters of concern germany's head has been undermined by controversy involving mesut ozil a player with turkish ancestry he faced criticism for meeting turkish president richard type at the one earlier this year and quit the international team after the world cup german football journalist rafael her nick stein says

higher than previously thought, according to research carried out by the bbc with the university of nottinghametween 11 and 16 consider themselves to be a carer, helping to look after someone at home with an illness or disability. it means that more than 800,000 children are providing some level of care to family members or siblings. our special correspondent ed thomas has been to meet three children, whose families depend on them for everyday living. nobody knows how many times you saved me. young and loyal. in all this chaos, he's a really calm, considerate child. he's like a mini adult. the children who put theirfamilies first. rather than be out playing with her friends, she's at home caring me, which is unfair. you're not really that normal kid no more, you're just that young carer. katie's 11 and looks after her mum. if i cut my body in half, half of it would feel like an adult, half of it would feel like a child. do you mind getting my lunchtime medicine? charlotte nearly died from sepsis. pass me the pills, please. she lost her fingers and her feet. carers do help out four times a day,

vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home.to breathe, and sometimes a mask to ensure a constant supply of oxygen. her parents are being taught how to manage her care. if they are taking over charge of a child who needs breathing support to sustain their life, they need to be adequately trained and competent to manage all the equipment, to know when to escalate care, when to check for help and to manage emergency situations at home. and despite the challenges ahead, vanellope's parents say they're looking forward to having her home for good. fergus walsh, bbc news. an auction of furniture owned by sir rod stewart takes place later on tuesday. more than sixty items are upforgrabs, including armchairs, side tables and bookcases. it's believed sir rod decided to have a clearout after recently moving home. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. (sings maggie may): # wake up, maggie, i think i've got something to say to you...# legendary singer, knight of the realm, but everyone has to downsize eventually. sir rod stewart reportedly put his

year—old boys are among five teenagers who have been charged with murdering a man who was stabbed in nottingham the hyson green area of the city on wednesday afternoon. he was taken to hospital but died a short time later. the time is 9:12am exactly. tens of thousands of people have registered to take part in this morning's great north run. among them will be sir mo farah, the four—time 0lympic champion is bidding for a fifth—consecutive victory. and warming up near the start line in newcastle is our reporter, alison freeman. alison, how is it looking, the weather is not bad for a run, kind of cool and breezy? the sunshine came out about 30 minutes ago, perfect conditions, still quite cool though and if you look around, these are some of the 57,000 people running in the main strong that comes out behind is a mo farah. we've picked out some of the ones that we think look the best to be honest, bristol, the ladies, catherine, tell us why you come here today. we are raising funds for crohn's disease and colitis, we are local charity in bradford, we love coming here and last year we were unicorns b

earlier, the coroner had heard from an expert in allergies, from nottingham spire hospital, doctor alexanderic shock, it's unlikely that a defibrillator would have been effective. her residence falcon is on the use of these adrenaline injection pens, eppy pens. natasha was injected twice with her own pen that she brought on board with her to little effect. it was raised that the official guidelines on the resuscitating council are that the needle from an adrenaline pen should ideally be 25 million metres long, long enough to reach into the muscle tissue, but the epipen brand and other leading brands are 16 millimetres long. the doctor was asked whether stock standard injection adrenaline devices should be 25 millimetres and she said very clearly, yes. at that point natasha's father collapsed. the inquests and coroner is due to return conclusions on this case tomorrow. sarah campbell, thank you. a singer well known for his welsh verse has had a letter written to hsbc bank rejected — because it was "in a foreign language". poet and songwriter geraint lovgreen has complained to the welsh langua

former chancellor michael shadow chancellor, chris leslie, who lost a vote of no—confidence in nottinghamut a lot of focus today about john east this week as well. but a lot of focus today aboutjohn ryan, because the day after that meeting, a video appeared on twitter posted by iranian state television which a p pa re ntly iranian state television which apparently was at that meeting and she says she is horrified by the fa ct she says she is horrified by the fact that those apparently american -- iranian fact that those apparently american —— iranian state tvjournalists were there and chuka umunna brought this up there and chuka umunna brought this up after the speech this morning.|j think, what on earth are we doing when we have a situation, if you look at the experience of my colleague, john ryan, in enfield, where you have a labour party meeting is being streamed and broadcast by the iranian state broadcaster... i mean, in 2018, really? when what every single party, local party and the national party, local party and the national party, should be fixated on is how we stop this terrible

while swansea were held to a goalless draw by nottingham forrest. saint mirren last night. the rangers thrashed dundee. a—nil. steven gerrard's side are fourth in the table. hibernian beat kilmarnock 3—2. hamilton beat livingston one—nil. while hearts remain top and are five points clear after a i—nil win at motherwell. saintjohnstone and aberdeen drew one—all. lewis hamilton has taken pole position for the singapore grand prix with a first lap in the final qualifying session that he himself described as "magic" while his team called it "epic". red bull's max verstappen will start in second place while title rival sebastian vettel was third. nick parrot has the details. the marina—based street circuit is the most challenging track of the year according to lewis hamilton — "monaco on steroids" is how he describes it. best to brace yourself for the challenge. this is supposed to be mercedes bogie race and up until the final session of qualifying, there was little to suggest that would change with the red bull and ferari vying for the top spot on the g

shadow chancellor, chris leslie, who's lost a vote of no—confidence from part of his local party in nottinghamnfidence votes aren't sort of legally binding. there is no official force behind them, but what they do do is serve as a gentle reminder to mps that some of their local parties, if they feel they are stepping out of line, do have the numbers to potentially deselect them. new powers come into force today designed to stop nuisance calls from personal injury and claim management firms. you'll now need to opt in to allow companies to contact you. businesses that don't comply could face a fine of half a million pounds. manuela saragosa has more. for many of us, cold calls are a daily torment. hello? the financial conduct authority says some 2.7 billion nuisance calls texts and e—mails were made over the past year. that works out to be about 50 calls, texts and e—mails sent to every single adult in the country. many are made by companies offering to settle personal injury claims, or to claim back ppi — payment protection insurance. but from now on, these companies will have to check first th

vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home.times a mask to ensure a constant supply of oxygen. her parents are being taught how to manage her care. if they are taking over charge of a child who needs breathing support to sustain their life, they need to be adequately trained and competent to manage all the equipment, to know when to escalate care, when to check for help and to manage emergency situations at home. and despite the challenges ahead, vanellope's parents say they're looking forward to having her home for good. fergus walsh, bbc news. a reminder of our top story: the white house says the north korean leader, kim jong—un, has requested a second meeting with president trump and that officials are looking into scheduling one. sarah sanders, the white house press secretary, told reporters the request was made in a very warm, very positive personal letter from the north korean leader to mr trump. she said the letter had demonstrated a continued commitment on the part of pyongyang to the denuclearisation of the korean peni

higher than previously thought, according to research carried out by the bbc with the university of nottinghamlves to be a young carer. that is they have someone with an illness or disability living at home and they help to look after them. it corresponds to more than 800,000 children providing some level of assistance to family members or siblings. our special correspondent, ed thomas, has been to meet some of those children. nobody knows how many times he has saved me. young, dedicated and loyal. in all this chaos, just a really calm, considerate child. he is like a mini adult. the children who put theirfamilies first. rather than be out playing with friends, she is at home caring for me, which is unfair. you are not really that normal kid no more. you are just that young carer. katie is 11 and looks after her mum. cut my body in half. half of it would feel like an adult and half of it would feel like a child. do you mind getting my lunchtime medicine? charlotte nearly died from sepsis. pass me a pillow, please. she lost her fingers and her feet. carers do help out four times a day but every

higher than previously thought, according to research carried out by the bbc with the university of nottinghamsider themselves to be a young carer — that is, they have someone with an illness or disability living at home and they help to look after them. it corresponds to more than 800,000 children providing some level of assistance to family members or siblings. our special correspondent ed thomas has been to meet some of those children. nobody knows how many times he has saved me. young, dedicated and loyal. in all this chaos, just a really calm, considerate child. he is like a mini adult. the children who put theirfamilies first. rather than be out playing with friends, she is at home caring for me, which is unfair. you are not really that normal kid no more. you are just that young carer. katie is 11 and looks after her mum. cut my body in half. half of it would feel like an adult and half of it would feel like a child. do you mind getting my lunchtime medicine? charlotte nearly died from sepsis. pass me a pillow, please. she lost her fingers and her feet. carers do help out four times a d

officers in nottingham, staffordshire, leeds and north wales were among those who joined the protestout over what they see as a lack of safety and security in the prison system. it's the situation at bedford prison which triggered this latest revolt. this is the jail with the highest rate of attacks on staff. we're very afraid. it's been close already this year, with one officer that punched unconscious and had his head stamped on, needing emergency surgery in order to save his life from a bleed on the brain. we're very concerned, and worried our concerns are falling on deaf ears. it's a prison with a history of trouble. there was a riot here two years ago. this week, in a letter to thejustice secretary, the prison watchdog described a dangerous lack of control at bedford, with the inmates here effectively in charge at times. there currently are just over 83,000 prisoners in england and wales. last year there were more than 8400 assaults on prison officers. that's an increase of 158% in four years. and there's a problem with retaining staff. nearly 40% of those who leave have been in

disabled member of their family, according to research carried out by the bbc and the university of nottinghamework to helping someone get into and out of bed, or providing them with their medication. ricky boleto has been to meet one family in blackpool. at the top we've got our mum and dad. then we've got anna. she's the oldest and helps cook sometimes with abi, which is the second oldest. third oldest is ellen, which shares a room with me. the fourth oldest is 0wen, and he's got his own room and then i'm the youngest. poppy is nine years old. she's a young carer. along with her brother and sisters, they look after their dad. i can put his slippers on when he needs them, or i can take his pills up and help mum organise them. and what's it like looking after dad ? sometimes, it can be a bit upsetting, because he can be sick sometimes. andrew is unable to walk. he is awaiting surgery on his back and now suffers from extreme anxiety, which has left him bedbound. his partner, tina, gave up work to look after him but she says she can't do it alone. if it wasjust me and andrew, probably be really

the study was published by the university of nottingham and another group. >>> a tennis match that lasted four hours and 49 minutes at the u.s. open. we'll show you how it ended. and bob melvin gives the starting rotation the night off. turns out, the hitters took one, too. we're up next. check this out. ...at "oh, yeah" prices. from the latest trends to your favorite brands, it feels even better when you find them for less. at the ross fall fashion event. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you ...for how much?.. yes. that's yes for less. fall's best accessories are even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> how does bob melvin spell relief? bullpen! the a's manager started with a relief pitcher and used seven more before it was over against the yankees. reggie in yankees gear one day before he goes into the a's hall of fame. bottom of the second piscotty his 22nd homer of the year, a's 1-0. same score top of the 7. hicks walks. gardner scores to tie the game. but here's the deciding play. in the 8th inning, it was gone! yankees win 5-1. the a's offens

the study was published in the journal 'b-m-c infectious diseases' by the university of nottingham andnstitute for health and welfare. coming up at eight.. a survivor of the new mexico bus crash describes the horror ... during the moments of the deadly collision... after narrowly escaping the wreckage. plus. a car break in hot spot on the peninsula...where police say hiding valuables in your trunk is not enough. and next. an explosive new book details turmoil inside the white house... with claims that the president's own staffers... are taking documents from him. it's time for the 'biggest sale of the year' on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it's the final days where all beds are on sale. the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is now only $899. ends sunday. president trump says it's a total fabrication, but reporter bob woodward is standing by his stunning account of backroom drama at the white house.(pam) the man who unraveled the watergate controversy now says, president trump's own aides have gone t

disabled member of their family — according to research carried out by the bbc and the university of nottingham dressed. it can also mean giving them their medication and getting up in the middle of the night to help them. so who are these children looking after? the most frequent answer was their mothers, followed by their siblings. physical and long—term illnesses were the two most common reasons they provided care. ricky boleto has been to meet some young carers in blackpool. at the top we've got mum and dad. then we've got anna. she's the oldest and she helps cook sometimes with abi, which is the second oldest. third oldest is ellen, which shares a room with me. the fourth oldest is 0wen, and he's got his own room and then i'm the youngest. poppy is nine years old. she's a young carer. along with her brother and sisters, they look after their dad. i can put his slippers on when he needs them, or i can take his pills up and help mum organise them. and what's it like looking after dad ? sometimes it can be a bit upsetting, because he can be sick sometimes. andrew is unable to walk. he is awai

we‘ll bring you the latest on vanellope wilkins from nottingham. developing in the last 12 months, areas coming into crisis. policing in england and wales is reliant on my colleagues, police staff colleagues through the service working harder and longer. areas coming into crisis, which specifically? i could go further and say the whole system is starting to go into crisis. but areas particularly around across england and wales people call the service, crimes getting screened out because we are having to make those hard choices as to where we put our finite resources to best effect. that is causing frustration for the public and for police officers. police officers do not want to feel they are letting the public down. they got into the vacation to serve the public and it is hugely frustrating that we feel like we are at times. public protection for instance, acute high risk, protecting vulnerable children and adults, my colleagues leading protection units are having to make very hard choices hourly and daily as to where they put the finite resources

census in 2011%, yes, i'm a young carer, and the numbers that have now emerged in this university of nottinghamadults. crucially, this research asked children to which i think there is a real difference. when we asked children the right questions, we get the right answers, which is that they are feeling unidentified and unsupported. that has real consequences for children's education, the mental health and their well—being. if they're not do their well—being. if they're not do the right support and that can be affecting their life choices. what you say that right support is? we think they need a proper assessment of their needs and their families, and it's important to remember these children and young people are very much picking up the burden of underfunded health and social care, which is why it is absolutely crucial the government steps in and thinks about what they can do to support this border will group of children and young people. which not only means support the presumably more money into the system. only means support the presumably more money into the systemm only means support the

no—confidence in one branch of his local labour party, not the entirety of his constituency in nottinghamith him this morning and he said that these were obviously motion is now being orchestrated nationally by the leadership‘s machine. these votes are largely symbolic but i do think the labour membership are flexing their muscles. a lot ofjeremy corbyn supporters think this is democracy in action and they need to ensure that the party has mps that reflect the views of the now half a million oi’ the views of the now half a million or $0 the views of the now half a million or so members that the labour party have. pete, in westminster, thank you. the first member of president trump's election team to plead guilty to offences during the 2016 campaign has been sentenced to two weeks in jail. george papadopoulos, who was a foreign policy adviser, admitted lying to fbi agents investigating whether the trump campaign colluded with russia — something the president has repeatedly denied. former us president barack 0bama has said his country is living through ‘dangerous times', as he launched an a

year—old boys are among five teenagers who have been charged with murdering a man who was stabbed in nottinghamd in the hyson green area of the city on wednesday afternoon. he was taken to hospital but died a short time later. the number of near—misses in uk skies has risen by 60% in five years according to research by the bbc. the use of drones is being partly blamed for the increase, with 93 near misses last year compared to none at all five years ago. the civil aviation authority said the uk safety record was "one of the best" in the world. north korea a huge military parade today to mark the country's 70th anniversary, along with its first mass games in five years. no scores on the paddle boards for strictly come dancing. just to give them a chance to see the kind of quality of talent on offer this year. it takes real guts, i think. takes real guts to do it. yeah. if somebody last night, i currently do it was, they said they had only ever danced when they were drunk. i think that might apply to a good number of them. doing it when you are sober, in front of millions of people, that isa in f