this week the a ccou nta nts but even on. this week the accountants who disappeared, leaving thousands of drivers owing money to the taxman. what it's like living with motoneuron disease. hello. this week we are in the historic city of lincoln. coming up in the programme, the lorry drivers left in thousands of pounds of debt after their accountants disappeared with their money. they hadn't forward anything on. it was to the tune of £11,500. also, three years in the life of a man with motoneuron disease. later, two women, one british and one italian, ponder their future as we prepare to leave europe. over the past few years we have shown you some shocking tales of zero hours that the workers and poorly paid parcel delivery drivers, but now it seems it is lorry drivers right across the country who have been left owing thousands of pounds in tax after the lincoln —based a ccou nta nts in tax after the lincoln —based accountants they used disappeared with their money. lucy hester reports. i walked into the office expecting to get

that return needs to be involu nta ry bangladesh. to be involuntary and bangladesh. that return needs to be involu nta ry a nd safety bangladesh. that return needs to be involuntary and safety and dignity and to their areas of origin. i strongly hope that these, together with the recommendations of the group led by cosier naan, trying to find a solution to this dramatic problem, i hope that what i have asked for will be implemented by the government of myanmar. —— the group led by kofi annan. we have heard the most horrendous stories. will the un be pushing to hold people accountable for the abuses? as you know, the human rights council has appointed a aid commission of enquiry which will be travelling soon to bangladesh. be asked to be allowed to visit myanmar and that authorisation was not given that i strongly urge the government of myanmar to allow this commission of enquiry to be able to enter and to witness what has happened and, obviously, that is a basic condition for accountability. moving on out to the un itself, president

welcome to the programme what motivated 64—year—old retired a ccou nta nt what motivated 64—year—olding at least 59 people and wounding 500 others in what has become amerika's first shooting. detectives combing through evidence regarding pertinent information to shed light on this horrible event. we have recovered 23 firearms at mandalay bay and 19 firearms at his home in mesquite. the massacre has raised yet again more questions about gun laws in america. we will talk about them before ten o'clock. sacked for being pregnant or having a

it is volu nta ry over two weeks from now.stralians support gay marriage, parliament will debate it. there we re parliament will debate it. there were rally is happening elsewhere around australia including brisbane, melbourne and canberra. —— there are rallies. the weather now with chris fawkes. hi there. today's weather is brought to you courtesy of storm brian. let's take a look at brian then. over the last 24 hours, it has rapidly developed as low the strongest winds have been out to sea and as the storm crosses the british isles, it will gradually weaken. a slow process, and the winds will remain pretty strong and gusty throughout saturday. we have a band of rain for the early risers. still lingering across north—east scotland. there or thereabouts towards the eastern coast of england. following that, plenty of showers out west and it is in this showery air mass that we will have fairly strong gusts of wind working in. given its a blowy start the day, it will be mild — 10—13 degrees for early risers. some of the strongest

stephen paddock, a retired a ccou nta nt stephen paddock, a retired accountant and a high—stakes gamblerert into a killing field. he had been in his room on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel four days, waiting with a cache of rifles and automatic weapons. his family just cannot comprehend the horror of his crime. my brother did this, this is like it was done, like he shot us. if he had killed my kids i could not be more dumbfounded. it doesn't... there's nothing... the last communication. i can show you the text, he said, how's mum? where the hell did he get automatic weapons? he has no military background or anything like that. like i said, he isa anything like that. like i said, he is a guy who lived in a house in mesquite and drove down and gambled in las vegas. he did stuff, eating burritos. the 64-year-old made few friends in his suburban retirement village in the quiet town of mesquite. police found more guns and ammunition when they raided his home. what is unique for us is that the shooter and the person with him, we in the mesquite police department had not had any contac

are not meeting those obligations and the ultimate sanction they have is to hold those clu bs accou ntaaccountable to the 2010 equalities act and the commission has indicated that it wants to take more test cases to court and it wa nts to more test cases to court and it wants to make sure that the equalities act is being enforced. when you have scored three centuries on the way to a big tree in your latest match, you probably don't need much up, but the five—time world champion ronnie o'sullivan still got more than he bargained for —— to still got more than he bargained for ——toa still got more than he bargained for —— to a big victory. he was joined bya —— to a big victory. he was joined by a big fan. apparently she was there to go for a jog and then she van lindt to ronnie o'sullivan and the snooker table —— and then she ran into ronnie o'sullivan. that is it from arsenal. coming up, time for the papers. —— that is it from sportsday. welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. we would like to know, as well. we are with the while editor from the sunday e

this is just one area, sa nta standing. this is just one area, santa rosa which was wiped out when the fire storm started on sunday night. but this fire is moving haphazard up here. and a number of towns and communities are still under evacuation orders. it's close to 20,000 people, one entire town, about 16 miles from here, has been shut down. everybody pushed out, one person was near the town, looked at it and person was near the town, looked at itand said person was near the town, looked at it and said it's a ghost town today. 5,000 residents, all gone because they've been evacuated. 0ur motel in napa yesterday, we were told yesterday this part is under an evacuation order, we have to shut down. so a parking lot was pretty much empty and we had to find other accommodation last night. it's really difficult here for pretty much everybody but they're being patient because they want to see this thing come to an end. sadly, firefighters feel they're this thing come to an end. sadly, firefighters feel they‘ re making this thin

are not meeting those obligations and the ultimate sanction they have is to hold those clu bs accou ntato the 2010 equalities act and the commission has indicated that it wants to take more test cases to court. it wants to ensure that the equalities act is being enforced. finally, when you have scored three centuries on the way to a comprehensive victory in your latest match, you probably don't need that much up but five—time world champion ronnie o'sullivan still got some today, uninvited. he wasjoined by spectator of the polished off the match in the english open in ba rnsley match in the english open in barnsley to win the third round but having rolled in the blink, he let his new partner have a go at the black which he duly, twice, managed to miss before being shepherded away. at least he got the cue back. notjust ronnie away. at least he got the cue back. not just ronnie o'sullivan away. at least he got the cue back. notjust ronnie o'sullivan wearing trainers that the english open this week, it is his new friend as well. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the eve

nta after his death cubans gathered to remember kyi give mara. around seventy thousand people were present for the ceremony theevolutionaries mausoleum in santa clara. ralph custer and other important figures in the communist governments tende. and many more watch the event on state television. well i think i see chose a moral giant's he grows by the day. whose image strength and influence has grown throughout the world. well what clock you staying true to his legacy on to fidel. it sets in that cuba will not make any concessions to a sovereign state or independence when i mean different things you know. the argentinian became an adopted son of cuba after he helped overthrow dictator fulgencio battista in nineteen fifty eight. bringing fidel castro to power. view it as a hero. his name has adorned every corner of cuba for the past fifty years. is images recognized around the woworld. into what i thk month chenene is a model for new generations. he was a man capabable off renouncicing everything to carry out his ideaeas. willingg to give his life

archaeologists in turkey say they may have found the grave of saint nicholas, considered the first sa ntaf and to lee r. until now, the rains —— remains were thought to be in italy. thank nicholas was known for his generosity towards children. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. we'll be looking at google's big reveal of its latest pixel smarthphone, and whether the search giant has found a winner in its latest offering. and before we go, these gorgeous lanterns are on show in eastern china's zhejiang province during a national holiday. the area has a long history of holding lantern shows and these examples have been listed as part of the nation's cultural heritage. but staging the display doesn't come cheap — it cost around four million yuan, that's around 600,000 dollars. the farmers may well have ploughed fields but that meant —— hasn't stopped our weather watchers from posting photos of the harvest moon. not quite a full moon. 98%. wiese will see the full moon tonight. the time being, the cloud has arrived and we will see strong rains but the next few hours and then that eas

station at eight am in the morning and someone got the case from the council because we could not co ntail because we could not contact the principal of the school. so they basically went in there with the keys and stayed there just in case the police would come and try to not allow anyone to come in. so they were kind of locked inside and waited until everybody was coming. we are looking at pictures that you recorded earlier. just tell me, what was it like dealing with the catalan police, the local police? to be a nurse, in our polling station we were really lucky. most of the local police helped us a lot, to be honest. there we re helped us a lot, to be honest. there were i think three of them, five maximum, they were all the time in the same area. they actually told us not to shout when inside especially also at the end when they were counting the votes. they asked that people who were outside the school, go inside all leave but don't stay just right in front of the school because the spanish police, if they come, if they see a big crowd, they are going to go in side. they advised us

in the beginning, obviously, it is volu nta ry, beginning, obviously, it is voluntary, so the people football's structure. it would be helpful to reach even more people if we all do it together. juan mata realises he benefit hugely from being part of the highly privileged few. so, through his charity, and as its name implies, this common goal, he wants the few to make a real difference to the lives of many. john maguire, bbc news, manchester. he should get on the phone to neymar. 1% of his weekly wage, £5,000 colour would you believe? that set from sportsday. wherever you are and however you are watching your spot, have a great weekend. goodbye for now. —— your sport. it will be an interesting few days on the weather front. there will be some warm weather around, particularly across england and wales, during saturday, sunday and monday. it is mild out there right now, with some rain, a lot of that in the north—west in the last few days. we are also watching an ex—hurricane in the atlantic to the south of us, which could approach during monday and might bring some stormy weather to we

the ones not reco nta cted everything is online.recontacted or held because of national security concerns, anyone with a computer and the internet access with a computer and the internet a ccess ca n with a computer and the internet access can download them and do their own citizen investigations to see if they can find something that eve ryo ne see if they can find something that everyone else has missed. assuming that they are released! thank you very much. if you were watching this time yesterday, we were talking about brazil's president and the fa ct about brazil's president and the fact he was about to face a vote that could mean he faced trial at the supreme court for corruption. well, the lower house of congress rejected that idea. we spoke to katie watson in sao paulo before the vote. here she is telling us why it was thrown out. he needed the support of a third of 513 deputies in the lower house. he got 251 people who voted in support of him. there are lots of reasons why. we heard when people were voting, when the law make

spain prime minister the two major spanish political parties, the socialists and the liberals will volu ntathe socialists and the liberals will voluntary on board. here's the thing, the spanish government can and will support the likes abroad in the rest of spain, it has plenty of backing in generalfrom spanish public, but the key test for any move it announces this weekend and it increments over the coming days, weeks or even months will be how those actions actually go down with the public here in catalonia. the spanish prime minister will move methodically. true to form. possibly slowly, and i think every step is government takes over the coming weeks will be backed up with plenty of legal argument. why? because this is such a sensitive move, and i think the spanish government is all too aware that any move it makes, be it possibly taking control of catalonia's regional police force, dismissing officials or taking back specific powers, every move has the potential to backfire. it could make the situation here in catalonia very complicated and set and serve even worse. “— complicated and

yesterday on the programme i showed you pictures from a town called sa nta you pictures from a town called rosa. this is two more. this is an aerial picture from before the fires. this is taken from exactly the same place after the fires. it's absolutely shocking. we know 40,000 homes in santa rosa are without power and many homes have been com pletely power and many homes have been completely destroyed. this time yesterday we heard from cbs correspondent greg mills in santa rosa. i have been speaking to him again. he is at exactly the same spot. they have some containment, 22 fires in this area and the biggest fires in this area and the biggest fires they have containment meaning they've stopped the progress but it's only i% of the fire. they've 99% of the fire they haven't stopped. hey, that's a step in the right direction. they were feeling they weren't making any progress at all. this is day four. the reason being all the vicious winds we have had to deal with, especially monday, wednesday and a little bit of today, today hasn't been nearly as bad as they expected, a light breeze so th

. —— sa nta rose was particularly badly hit. —— santa rosa.down power lines, under this kind of conditions, the risk is unjust extreme. california's governorjerry brown has declared a state of emergency in a region that is no stranger to fire. stretched fire crews are also attending the fires in southern california. in one country, authorities prioritise getting people out of harm ‘s way for attempting to tackle the blaze. 20,000 people have left their homes and so now attention is turned to fighting the blaze. people have been told to close their windows to minimise the danger of breathing in age. weather forecasts minimise the danger of breathing in age. weatherforecasts predict the wind levels may drop which may make containing the fire easier. we will continue to monitor that situation. also making news today: the international committee of the red cross says it will drastically reduce its presence in afghanistan. it comes after seven of its staff were killed in militant attacks this year and several others were abducted. the charity, whic

the shifts from two shifts around the clock to one shift. 400 jobs, they are hoping they will be volu nta be voluntary, before the end of the year. they have been in talks with unite, the union, but if they cannot get their names they will have to proceed to a different type of redundancy. that's 22% of the workforce, that's a significant number ofjobs. workforce, that's a significant number of jobs. what the workforce, that's a significant number ofjobs. what the company is saying is that this is not related to brexit. this is not related to the takeover of vauxhall, by the french group psa last year. they have been talking to unite, the trade union, has there been any reaction to this from the unions?” have reaction to this from the unions?|j have not spoken to the union yet, i will do over the course of the day. it looks like they have had all this out, according to a statement from vauxhall. they have haggled with unite. but two and a half months till the end of 2017, that's not a very long time to get rid of more than a fifth of your workforce. it is bad news for the people of wales

he was a retired a ccou nta nt desert community.'s most wanted list. let's get reaction from people in the local community who knew stephen paddock, beginning with his brother eric who don't r couldn't comprehend what his brother had done. the fact he that had those kind of weapons, where the hell did he get automatic weapons? he has no military background or anything like that. i mean when you find out about him, like! that. i mean when you find out about him, like i said, he isjusta, he isa him, like i said, he isjusta, he is a guy who lived in a house in mesquite and drove down and gamble in las vegas. he did stuff. he was a very quiet and kept to himself. i'm not sure about the two next door neighbours how well they knew him. i heard thaw wouldn't even know that heard thaw wouldn't even know that he was here except the thrash cans would come out and then they would go back in. the most i got out of him was he was trying to get more into his hobbies for being retired. nothing stood out. it wasjust normal timing for him to come in

sunday night into monday morning with the vicious winds pushing the fire in this direction, through sa ntathank you from cbs news. the united states has unveiled a new strategy on iran — aimed at neutralising what it calls tehran's aggression and support for terrorism. the document says washington will deny iran all paths to nuclear weapons. president trump is expected to withdraw his support from the international nuclear deal with tehran later today. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james robbins is here. so what is the president expected to say? we fully expect the president to withdraw his grudging previous endorsement of this international deal with iran, with effectively prevents it from developing a nuclear power for at least 10 or 15 yea rs, nuclear power for at least 10 or 15 years, an agreement that donald trump always hated as it was agreed with barack trump always hated as it was agreed with ba rack 0bama trump always hated as it was agreed with barack 0bama in 2015. it does not mean he is ripping up the deal, he is not doing that but putting the onus on congress but he is not aski

he was in the safety of sa nta view on sunday. the safety of santa rosa helping terrified residents evacuated. the next day, the city looks like this. we walk and see our neighbourhood flattened. it looks like a bomb has gone off in our neighbourhood. it's so heartbreaking. the smoky air can be smelt as far as 100 miles away. there is our winemaking facility. there is our winemaking facility. the harvest was pretty complete, so all of our grapes were in. and over there is a crash pad with the tanks, and that was all outside. obviously, you can see it is completely destroyed. the police are having to deal with looters. some of the largest buyers are showing signs of being contained thanks to the effort of 8000 firefighters drafted in to help. these firefighters are bracing themselves. weather forecasts suggest more high winds are on the way. this is already the deadliest wildfire in the state' history and it is not over yet. now let's get the latest on a big day of sport — here's mike bushill at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon

i am, sa nta head to an evacuation centre.osa, is without power, gas lines are burning, so the city and cou nty lines are burning, so the city and county are encouraging people to stay out of these evacuated areas and to try to seek shelter somewhere safe. with those warnings, and people are obviously aware this is going on, how are people being killed? is the fire moving so fast that people are leaving it too late to get away? are they being caught on the road as they escape? those details are still unfolding right 110w details are still unfolding right now with the fire of this magnitude, which is being compared to one of the worst fires in california history in the bay area, investigators have told us they are trying to answer a lot of questions. there was a press conference 20 minutes ago and they say they are sharing their frustrations with us. they keep asking questions they themselves have. in regards to the ten deaths all we know is they are violated and we don't have any more details than that. let's take a look at so

this part of sa nta dead is now underway.s a trailer park. more than 100 people lived here. special dogs are being used to find human remains within the ash. it is heartbreaking. it is heartbreaking. it just happened so it is heartbreaking. itjust happened so fast, and there was nothing you could do. attem pts was nothing you could do. atte m pts to was nothing you could do. attempts to contain the fire are beginning to work. fire lines are being established by digging in and purposely burning vegetation to take away some of the fire's fuel. in this area, there is mixed fuel, grasses, trees, timber. it is all very vulnerable, very dry. still, the exhausted firefighters remain at the mercy of the wind, which has picked up again this weekend, forcing even more evacuations. more than 90,000 people have been displaced so far. emergency services here estimated will still be several days before the major fires are fully contained and people can start trying to rebuild their lives. but there is no impatience here. this community kno

frustration here, some angerapart —— but the mood is frustration here, some anger apart —— but with the volu ntaarty, who went out and knocked on the doors and felt very let down by the leadership. the fact that the ma nifesto leadership. the fact that the manifesto was drawn up byjust a couple of people, that the person who headed the policy board for theresa may did not even see the ma nifesto theresa may did not even see the manifesto before it was published. so some recriminations but they're trying to look ahead and be positive about what is to come. they know a lot of the domestic message will be drowned out by brexit and i think many speakers trying to keep the discussion about policies which may be more appealing to people. this afternoon the mood was lifted somewhat for people here when one of the conference darlings, ruth davidson the leader of the scottish conservatives, took to the state and had a strong message for her party. asa had a strong message for her party. as a party we are be engaging with oui’ as a party we are be engaging with our roots, not just there for the people in

now, 400 jobs, they are hoping they will be volu nta ry they are hoping they will be voluntary beforeeen in talks with unite, the union, but obviously if they can't get the 400 names, they might have to proceed to a different type of redundancy. that is 22% of the workforce, that is a significant number ofjobs, the workforce, that is a significant number of jobs, but what the the workforce, that is a significant number ofjobs, but what the company is saying is that this is not related to brexit and this is not related to brexit and this is not related to brexit and this is not related to the takeover of vauxhall by the french group psa last year. health professionals in england are to ask patients aged 16 or over about their sexual orientation, under new nhs guidelines. nhs england said no—one would be forced to answer the question but recording the data would help to avoid discrimination. lesbian, gay and bisexual people are currently disproportionately affected by health inequalities such as poor mental health and a higher risk of self—harm and suicide. people who kill someone on th

far more, in particularagree firms, it's under pressure to do far more, in particular agree a volu ntaet safer. the culture secretary welcomed facebook‘s initiative but is hoping the social media firms will voluntarily agreat a new code. if theynd up saying, we are already doing enough, we have all got our own codes, we are all fine, what will you say? look, we have said we don't rule anything out. we have said that we are prepared to take whatever steps we need to to get to the point where we believe the uk is the safest place to be online. on their own, young digital ambassadors can't make the internet safe. politicians and pa rents internet safe. politicians and parents may demand that facebook and others do more to end online abuse. rory cellan—jones, bbc news. this month england's cricketers fly to australia for their biggest challenge, the ashes. the team will rely heavily on one of their most consistent and talented players, jonny bairstow. in his personal life, he's already overcome a challenge few of us could imagine; dealing as a young boy with the suicide of his father, who

the nta, the port authority, to increase their security at high profile locations around the entire state. this despite the fact the new york city police commissioner said this incident is over. they are not look for anyone else. in addition, that 29-year-old suspect is identified by name and being treated at a local hospitalwitness say they saw bos covered any white sheets and bicycles mangled. a senior at stuyvesant high school said she saw bicycles twichtd in ways she could never imagine a bicycle could be twisted. lou: connell mcshane. he will be back with more as details continue to come into the fox business network. joining me now, bill gavin, the former assistant director to the fbi. one person involved. motion down pedestrians and people on bicycles. it looks like the weapon of choice for isis as they talk about bringing attacks to halloween. >> this is what they have been commands to do many attacks just do. a rental truck out of jersey city new jersey. a few blocks down from the fbi office and across the street from the center. this is just terrible. now we are able to show tha

adrianna: sky track seven is over the scene of a collision between a car and an nta light rail train. ofhappened around 10:30 west bwi thurgood marshall airport in glen burnie. paramedics took the driver to the hospital in critical condition. 12-year-old passenger suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries. president trump is facing mounting criticism from democrats and members of his own keyy after he ended obamacare subsidies. companies helped to provide coverage to nearly 6 million low income americans. the white house argues that the payments, totaling $7 billion a year, were illegal. several states, including new york and california, plan to sue to keep the subsidies in place. congress is issuing help for everything of several recent is -- for victims of several recent disasters. and a packageed for hurricane and wildfire victims, couldn't hurricanes harvey, irma, and the reaction which devastated texas and puerto rico. it provides a $600 million to help fight the california wildfires. the senate will vote on the bill when it reconvenes next week. search teams -- right no

the code would look like so we are working with facebook and other internet companies to get a volu nta hamper the opportunities but we want to do that in the safest way possible and that's why we want to work with the internet companies and that's why we're consulting on the code of conduct. you say you want to work with them and talk to them, she's standing next to you and she says she doesn't know what the code of conduct is. were working together on it. we want to collaborate on the proposals. that's good to hear -- we're working together. can you tell us we're working together. can you tell usa we're working together. can you tell us a little bit about this teaching young people to teach each other about how to be aware of the dangers of what can happen online? one of the things that came up in the proposal is that children really need peer to peer opportunities to work together. we know from our own research that about three out of four kids would prefer to talk to a pier when dealing with these issues, in fact half of them would rather deal with it alone than deal with and adult

one was a senior a ccou nta nt financial accounts. one was a senior accountant in tesco.they resigned. 0ne manager quit after saying the current environment had broken him and described staff as being in tea rs, and described staff as being in tears, fearing the loss of their accountancy qualifications other what they were being asked to do. the court also heard how the alleged this representing of income was the biggest kept secret in tesco and if it were to get out, it would not be a good thing. at one point, he told one of the defendants the former uk managing director chris bush, that the projected shortfall could be as much as £600 million by the end of the financial year. soon afterwards he told colleagues the whistle was about to blow. the fight starts now, he said. it is one i am going to haveif he said. it is one i am going to have if tesco is to become better. the trial continues. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour. first the headlines. police investigating the mass shooting in las vegas say the killer — stephen paddock — had amassed a large ca

allow the fbi informant who has the documents and the emails and the evidence that he had in 2009, that nta is going to be lifted. he will now be allowed to testify before congress. the department of justice released a statement this evening. it reads, quote: as of tonight the department of justice has authorized the informant to disclose to the chairman and ranking members on the senate committee on the judiciary, the house committee on oversight and government reform and the house permanent select committee on intelligence as well as one member of each of their staffs any information or documents he has concerning alleged corruption, bribely regarding transaction in the uranium market. this is huge. now, before this news broke tonight, earlier today, the president, he weighed in on the uranium one deal. of course, that's the deal. why would anybody in this country, a leader in this country ever think it's a good idea to give to the hostile entity known as russia and vladimir putin 20% of america's uranium? why would they ever do that? here's the president from earlier today. >> i think th

after 2014 he was released from jail, since we have contact released from jail, since we have co ntad has given him and he wants to show the chinese people that no matter what happened, i am still fighting for you, i am still fighting for you, i am still fighting for you, i am still fighting for china. i love chinese people so i have to stay in china with all of you. so on this visit, what are you hoping to achieve? 0bviously what are you hoping to achieve? obviously to get people to be aware of what is happening, but in practical terms what would you like to achieve on this visit? on this visit, i specifically want to find out where is my father because he has been missing for two months and asafamily has been missing for two months and as a family member, his daughter, i need to know where he is. at least tell me if he is still alive. grace, we wish you well and thank you for coming to talk to us. grace there, the daughter of gao zhisheng, who is a human rights lawyer missing in china. two super—massive, neutron stars have collided over 600 billion, billion miles from earth, sendin

the independent press standards 0rganisation is a volu nta ry standards 0rganisation is a voluntary body necessarily being broken. will this have to remember there needs to be either an intention or a recklessness on the part of the individual to encourage future acts of terrorism. television channels are also being used to deliver extremist rhetoric in foreign languages. earlier this year the birmingham —based satellite channel was fined by 0fcom after a contributor repeated a parable saying that whoever comes across a jew, they should slay him immediately. we asked the department of media and culture to respond to this material and they said the government will work with the appropriate regulators to tackle or remove extremist content and hate speech that breaches regulatory thresholds. meanwhile, these publications continue to land outside mosques and community centres. we can only hope that they don't fall into the wrong hands. martin bashir, bbc news. royal mail workers have voted in favour of strike action in the first ballot under tough new striker laws. 110,000 workers took part

police have identified him as stephen paddock, if all my a ccou nta nt as stephen paddock, if all mynt this afternoon in which he described the attack as pure evil. my my fellow americans, we are joined together today in sadness, shock and grief. last night a gunman opened fire ona grief. last night a gunman opened fire on a large crowd at a country music concert in las vegas, nevada. he brutally murdered more than 50 people and wounded hundreds more. it was an act of pure evil. the fbi and the department of homeland security are working closely with local authorities to assist with the investigation. and they will provide updates as to the investigation and how it develops. i want to thank the las vegas metropolitan police department and all of the first responders for their courageous effo rts responders for their courageous efforts and for helping to save the lives of so many. the speed with which they acted is miraculous and prevented further loss of life. to have found the shooters so quickly after the first shots were fired is something for which we will always be thankful and

on the second day of giving evidence here, a key witness, the tesco a ccou nta nt here, a key witnesshe whistle—blower, has been talking about the pressures on him and his tea m about the pressures on him and his team in the lead up to tesco admitting it had overstated its profits by approximately £250 million back in 2014. he said part of his team were starting to give up and there was a sense of disillusionment. he went on to say this team was falling apart and there had been a couple of resignations and more were expected. he's also been describing the low morale within his team and some of the meetings between himself and his commercial director saying there was a high level of anxiety to meet targets. by 2014, august 2014, he admitted to the court that he had given up. the court heard how he had e—mailed colleagues in india are saying the whistle is about to blow. the e—mail said yesterday, after a long time, i slept properly. the fight starts now. the fight i have to have if tesco is to become better. the three men at the centre of this trial are accused of fraud and false accou

n ot sa nta or something or a war—torn country. not santa rosa, california.amilies all over in this area. houses and trees we re over in this area. houses and trees were growing, now it is just devastated. how do these fires compare with others that the state has seen in the past? i covered only one of the one years ago, 2003 orfour, 2003, in san diego. the death toll was about the same, about 21, just wind power like this, powering on sunday night into monday. the wind dropped down yesterday but this fire continued to chew up a lot of acres in northern california. as you can probably tell the wind is kicking up, the sheriff, the wind is kicking up, the sheriff, the first thing he mentioned was concerns about the win today, they knew it would kick up again. they don't think the wind this afternoon will be as strong as on monday, and that was horrific. that was about 50 to 60 mph, today they expect 30 or 40 to 60 mph, today they expect 30 or a0 mph, but it is kicking up once again, which makes the firefighters' job more difficult. does that account for the fac

oversee the area, the papers this morning suggesting it's the enforcer, the deputy prime minister, sa ntao people effectively... spain say it is one person'sjob effectively... spain say it is one person's job but carles effectively... spain say it is one person'sjob but carles puigdemont isn't walking away and the separatist supporters are saying they will protect the parliament, form a human chain, to stop it happening if the police come in. that's the area where there is a recipe for unpleasa ntness. thank you, for the moment. here is louise with a look at this morning's weather. hi there. the sun is coming out to play today, but it is going to take its time across the south. there is a legacy of cloud that has been spilling down through the night and it is producing a little bit of drizzle. so this was twickenham at 7am this morning, in actualfact. i wa nt to 7am this morning, in actualfact. i want to show you the radar. there is not that much on the way of cloud but you can see a line through wales down towards the london area, and also a scattering of showers running in off the north

banks that we know like hsbc, berkeley ‘s, is all the legal firms and professional services, the a ccou ntaere will not be a wholesale move because london is really the only global financial centre in europe and this is one of the occasions where europe, the european union, the rest of the union, genuinely does need london to keep a close relationship with europe because of all that support london gives to european companies and to european governments. good to talk to you, thank you so much. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning... the bank of england is predicting tens of thousands of cityjob losses if no post—brexit trade deal is agreed with the eu. tighter restrictions are to be placed on fixed odds betting machines as the government considers whether to withdrew —— whether to reduce the maximum stake. have you had a chance to see what is going on with carols weather? it has gone a little bit scooby doo. what is going on? scooby doo?! good morning to you both. it is halloween so morning to you both. it is halloween so we're having some fun here in the we

i was in a superstore the other week and there was an inflata ble sa nta, the other week and there wasong over and over again really loudy. i started to go mad! did you punch it? i was tempted! we don't condone violence! as the global threat of antibiotic resista nce as the global threat of antibiotic resistance continues to throw, steps are being taken to reduce the use of these drugs in people and animal. later this morning the department forfood, environment later this morning the department for food, environment and later this morning the department forfood, environment and rural affairs will publish a report which shows that sales of antibiotics for animals in the uk have fallen to their lowest level since records began. this farm in west wiltshire. a cow creche for 350 calves. we change the ta ets creche for 350 calves. we change the taets on the machines every morning and evening. we take them out and clea n and evening. we take them out and clean them and put them this a pot of disinfectant solution. just as you'd expect with a child's nursery, with so many young calves living

the rnli is entirely volu nta ry there.t does. this is the tracker that you can log on to, put in your postcode and see how your trust is performing. accident emergency, cancer ca re performing. accident emergency, cancer care and planned operations and a&e, those are the areas which it tracks. we onlyjust met the cancer ca re it tracks. we onlyjust met the cancer care target by % and failed to meet the others. the a&e target has been missed for two years. too many operations being cancelled. it's among the worst performing in the country, in the bottom 25 out of 136. the trust hasn't responded so far. 0ur region covers buckinghamshire, the trust there performed well with a cancer target but failed the other two. the cancer target is about having 85% of cancer patients seen within 62 days. the trust exceeded that. tonight we'll look at what can be done to improve the situation in 0xfordshire. the patients group healthwatch says things won't get better until more staff are recruited, they say the cou nty's staff are recruite

the nta in china says the number of tourists staying in hotels dropped this year.les in china also dropped. revenue from slightly higher versus last year some of the macau stocks are lower as a result. galaxy and sans china down 2.5% to 3.5%. >>> to business travel, a forecast out from honeywell says it will be at least next year before we see an uptick in business jet deliveries. the convention about to start in las vegas. that's where we find phil lebeau first on cnbc interview, michael, president and ceo of embraer executive jets wow. look at that chess board phil >> kelly, not very often you get to be in a $55 million plane i'm here with michael, embraer aviation ceo tell me about this jet. >> the lineage, ultra large aircraft, $55 million. it's considered the home away from home. it allows for our customers to have a bespoke interior experience just like they would at their house five cabin zones does all the missions that an executive or official or corporate would ask for. >> reporter: does it in style. >> it sure does. >> reporter: kelly brought up a point

some people are worried that they can be contacted people are worried that they can be co nta cted byitanic is being put up for auction this weekend and is expected to fetch up to £80,000. written by an american businessman on the day before the disaster in 1912, it is the only known letter on headed titanic paper to have fallen into the atlantic and survived. duncan kennedy reports. "wow, this boat is a giant in size and fitted up like a palatial hotel!" the words of 0skar holverson from a letter he never sent. dated 13th april 1912, it was written the day before the titanic disaster. mr holverson was travelling with his wife mary. they were first—class passengers onboard the luxury liner and had been enjoying their voyage. "so far we've had good weather. "if all goes well, we will arrive in new york wednesday am". but mr holverson never did. he died with the 1,500 others. his body and the letter were later recovered. quite simply what we're talking about is the ultimate letter from the titanic. andrew aldridge is a world expert on titanic artefacts and says the letter is unique beca

redundancies are kept to a minimum and the company assures ‘s predictions can be managed on a volu ntakills are not lost to the uk. turning to the rationale for the announcement, the house should be absolutely clear bae systems has taken this decision as a result of effectively normal business practice. it is the result of internal restructuring and the drive to transform is businesses so it can continue to be one of our most efficient and effective companies generating export orders across the world. this is not related to any uk defence spending decisions. thirdly, to answer the question, forgive me mr speaker, the honourable members can shout all they like but it is a striking and they like but it is a striking and they hope we cannot get politics into this. it was very striking how do you to be not the honourable members opposite, but other members went out of their way to criticise exactly this industry that we‘re talking about today. i suggest we calmed down, think about the people affected and think about what we can do to support them. to reaffirm, in the last year the ministry

have been referred to mental health services and was contacted to mental health services and was co ntatal health services until april. keep those thoughts coming. there are few people who could honestly say they never did anything wrong when they were growing up — fighting in the playground, stealing sweets from a shop, breaking someone's window — plenty of people would admit they were things they did at some point growing up. but for some people who got a criminal conviction — or even a caution — at a young age, those childhood mistakes can follow them for the rest of their life, and seriously affect their chances of getting a university place, job, house or even visa to go to certain countries. a report out today from parliament'sjustice committee says it's time the rules governing the disclosure of childhood criminal records were relaxed. it suggests some sexual or violent offences committed under the age of 18 should not always be automatically flagged up in checks — but would employers, for example those recruiting teachers or people to work with vulnerable people agree? we can sp

they do not necessarily have co nta ct interns.rily have contact at westminster and would not be covered by this idea. there is also a question about the powers this mediation service would have, because a lot of mps say it is not enough for it to be dispute resolution, it has to have investigatory powers, be able to launch and zoning choir is. that would mean a very different sort of staffing skill set, you would former detectives, it would take on a quad judicial role. basta be able to launch its own inquiries. that in the normal water like, if you are found guilty of sexual misconduct at work, you will be booted out. —— in normal walks of life. but mps are not, in fact, normal walks of life. but mps are not, infact, employed by normal walks of life. but mps are not, in fact, employed by anyone, how do you sack an mp? may be the only sanction would be the shame of going through a grievance procedure, and many people think that would not be enough. there is talk of a spreadsheet, a list of names of male and female mps accused of s

you can block their advertising from universities, you can advertising from universities, you ca n co ntadealwith this. in new measures that will help institutions to deal with this. in new zealand, they prosecute these websites, so it is being done in other countries, so is being done in other countries, so is that the answer, rather than putting the onus on students? we need a multilayered approach. it is working with students, making sure they are aware we set them assignments for a reason, to prepare them to go into the job to have the skills needed and taking short cuts doesn't help them. it is getting universities to consider what type of assessment they set. essay mills work with the idea they can turn out a bread and butter as simon quickly, they don't need an expert to do that. but i do think we need to look at legislated solutions for this. if we can prevent companies from advertising, we can prevent them from bombarding students on social media, from distributing leaflets around campus about their services. we can do a lot by making a change. gareth, is this about too much pres

be co nta cted by ones here at the headquarters.tanding with me is special agent in charge of the fbi. he is assisting with the investigation which is ongoing and we have fire chief greg castle and they are assisting with the victims. now, as far as assisting with the victims. now, as faras number of assisting with the victims. now, as far as number of victims, i cannot give you an accurate number at this point. we have well in excess of 100 plus injured and excess of 20 plus that have died at this point. so we will get those numbers to you accurately as soon as we can, but please bear with us as this is an ongoing investigation, but we are co mforta ble ongoing investigation, but we are comfortable that the primary aggressor has expired or passed away and is no longer a threat. there has been multiple, multiple phone calls and accusations or conjecture coming through social media that there is multiple shooters at other resorts. that's been proven to be false. additionally, there has been accusations or beliefs, there is some explo

if they then have a bad experience when a co nta ct they then have a bad experience when a contact thet experience is very reminiscent of those described by alexis. as a society, we need to challenge that it is seen as a joke or flattering. it is not funny to talk about stalking someone on facebook, it can be an indicator of something very sinister. to add to that, alexis is in public life, as am i and many members of parliament, local councillors and so on. i have had women that our chief executives of companies in tears down the phone because they are not being listened to. this is really serious. and it is not just to. this is really serious. and it is notjust the police response which needs to be tightened up, it is everybody‘s issue. still to come, prison sentences handed down to women who kill their partners after years of domestic abuse. we speak to campaigners that wa nt abuse. we speak to campaigners that want a review of how these defendants are treated by the law and by the courts. and the man behind the cult classics. we speak to legendary producer michael deeley, who says

civil servants, given they are not electorally accou nta ble servants, given they are not electorallyudget for the current financial year we are in that began in april, means actually money will run out of the public services in the next few weeks unless the budget is set. so the government has said that if the parties here can't reach an agreement and pass a budget themselves, go back into government with each other, the westminster government will have no option but to ta ke government will have no option but to take a spending reins at westminster and pass a budget in the house of commons. they say they would be reluctant to do so but that move would simply be inevitable if the parties here cannot strike a deal. i have to say, given the state m e nts deal. i have to say, given the statements released today by the two major parties, the democratic union and sinn fein, it doesn't appear at all likely that any breakthrough is evident. in effect are we talking about the factory direct rule from westminster or at the very least we a closer to it if the budget has to be set from there? c