the only statement peter kay has given is that it was for family reasons. u want to know if the monkey comes back? i've got the monkey comes back? i've got the monkey as a screensaver on my phone. thank you. pleasure. you're watching breakfast. still to come this morning... we'll take a look at this is a super—transporter that's taking parts for aircraft around the world to make even larger planes. stay with us — headlines coming up. hello this is breakfast, with rachel burden and steph mcgovern. 300 extra officers are being deployed on the streets of london this weekend to tackle a rise in violent crime. more than 50 people have been killed since the start of the year — today there are calls for police to make more use of stop and search powers. good morning, it's saturday the 7th of april. also this morning: russia warns of a "tough response" after the us imposes sanctions on oligarchs and government officials. predicting trouble prisoners — the ministry ofjustice announces it is gathering digital data on the behaviour of inmates.

peter kay said then there were no more episodes.lease don't give away the ending. itjust showed the last ever episode of car share. you will see that people seem pretty happy there is a resolution. did john and kelly gets together? are not giving that away. don't be silly. it comes at a significant time. peter kay would have been starred in his world tour? that's right. 113 arena dates starting off in birmingham. they were cancelled a month after he announced them. the explanation given was family reasons. there has been no further statement. last night there was a pre—recorded message for him. that could have been recorded any time in the last year. thank you. that's it from us today. have a lovely weekend. goodbye. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10: 300 extra police will be on patrol in areas of london — after six people were killed in shootings or stabbings in the last seven days. not withstanding the cuts made by government i'm investing in what i can in london. you will see 300 official officers in london. russia warns pres

the comedian peter kay has made his first public appearance since cancelling a tour in december becauset at the blackpool opera house, which was screening the final episode of his comedy series, car share. the show will be broadcast on bbc television next month. not many bollywood stars can claim that they got the acting bug by watching coronation street with their mum in south wales, but it was the first step on the road to fame for banita sandhu. she's a rising star of bollywood — the indian movie industry — despite growing up 5000 miles away in newport, where her love of acting was sparked by soap operas. haroon rashid went to meet her. this is one of the most talked—about bollywood movies of the year. october stars one of the highest grossing actress in bollywood, varun dhawan. but it's a fresh face on the screen that's got everyone talking, and she lives 5,000 miles away from mumbai. hello. how are you? well, thank you. banita sandhu is born and raised in the uk and i've come to her home near newport to find out more about her and her transformation into a bollywood star. i grew up

peter kay has appeared on stage for the first time since cancelling all future work projects, includingly reasons. the comedian greeted almost 3000 fans at blackpool opera house during the last of three charity screenings of his bbc comedy car share. he thanked them for coming to see the special finale of the sitcom, which was filmed before his announcement last december. it was really warmly received by the audience, according to our entertainment correspond. we have to wait until may and this is televised on the bbc. a long wait. let‘s have a look at the newspapers. sunday telegraph, amber rudd, the home secretary saying the police have enough resources to tackle the rising crime. you know we have been talking about a wave of stabbings and attacks and murders in the capital and around the country. the home secretary says it is not because of a cut in police numbers. the ongoing recovery of the skripals, an suggestion the cia may be able to help. once they leave hospital, which is an extraordinary situation considering how extremely u nwell situation considering how extremely unwell th

the comedian peter kay has made his first public appearance, since cancelling a tour in december becauseat the blackpool opera house, which was screening the final episode of his comedy series, car share. the show will be broadcast on bbc television next month. on day four of the commonwealth games in australia, there have been more medals for the home nations. in the pool the scottish swimmer duncan scott won the men's 100 metres freestyle, beating the favourite, chad le clos of south africa. 0livia breen took the t38 long jump title with a commonwealth games record on her sixth jump. the 21—year—old's victory is wales' third gold of the games. and englishman nick miller smashed a 12—year old games record, when he took gold in the hammer. the medal table now looks like this, with england in second place with 19 golds, scotland fifth and wales eighth. northern ireland are just outside the top ten, but picked their gold, as natalie pirks reports. a puff of the cheeks, a moment to savour. rhys mcclenaghan's first commonwealth games couldn't have gone much better. max whitlock. .. he usuall

peter kay has appeared on stage for the first time since cancelling all future work projects, includingfor family reasons. the comedian greeted almost 3,000 fans at blackpool opera house during the last of three charity screenings of his bbc comedy car share. he thanked them for coming to see the special finale of the sitcom, which was filmed before his announcement last december. good morning. on thursday, seven people were stabbed in five separate incidents in london. as a surge of violent attacks continues, including more than 50 murders in the capital this year, the met police insist the force has "not lost control" of london's streets. in response, the government has outlined a new strategy to tackle serious violence, including a new task force, and tougher controls on the purchase of knives and corrosive substances in england and wales. criminologist simon harding joins us from our london newsroom. good morning. thank you for your time. we know that trying to solve this terrible problem will take many, this terrible problem will take any this terrible problem will take many, many

country that's so divided over brexit, madeleina kay might really need some kind of superpower to make her dream of staying in the eu a reality. ♪ peteroscow generates mountains of urban waste. and much of it, some 300 truckloads every day, ends up in a giant landfill some two hour's drive south of the russian capital in the small town of kolomna. locals say it's having a devastating impact on their environment and their health, and they've decided to fight back in what's being called a trash uprising. among the activists is a young mother called irina, who's risking a prison sentence in her battle for fresh air. reporter: from dawn till dusk. since last autumn, up to 300 trucks a day arrive at this garbage dump in the city of kolomna, about 100 kilometers southeast of moscow. the snow-covered piles of refuse contain street tar, batteries, paint cans, and car tires. a lot of local residents say the situation is out of control, and they're worried. irina zhemerkina has put together a group that's trying to limit the environmental damage. irina: [translated in german] reporter: the residents don't get much help from local politicians. t