in poor reeta's case.juries. how unusual is it for a hospital to apologise in this way? all health ca re apologise in this way? all health care professionals are under a duty of candour to be open and honest with patients where there have been failings in the treatment and either that has resulted in ilhan, or may put other patients at risk. the apology, and it should be said it was eight months after reeta's passing, is in line with that duty of candour. and it is absolutely right given the failings that were identified by both the hospital themselves in their investigation report and by the coroner. it is entirely appropriate and apology has been issued. why is it that sepsis seems to be, well, not being diagnosed? in reeta's case it was particularly apparent that the clinicians and that goes right from the top, consultant all the way down to the nursing staff, were not really thinking about sepsis. had not, in reeta's case, basil and were not, in reeta's case, basil and were not even using the latest gu

reeta. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel.tems, samples and exhibits have been recovered by police as part of the ongoing investigation into the poisoning of a couple with novichok. detectives say the substance which killed dawn sturgess, and left charlie rowley in hospital, had been in a small bottle found at his house in amesbury. scotland yard says it doesn't know where the bottle came from, and says it can't guarantee that there isn't any more of the substance left. i spoke to our correspondent andy moore earlier this evening, and asked him if today has been a significant breakthrough. it's not a significant breakthrough. i mean, what we got today was a long and detailed description ofjust how difficult, time consuming, dangerous this operation is, especially in this hot weather. i mean, we saw some of the pictures there of the infrastructure around charlie rowley‘s house. what police have to do is plan their operation in advance, they have to put on those hazmat suits in the forensic tents, with temperatures up to a0 degr

that's right, reeta.back last winter there we re remember that back last winter there were a whole series of allegations which led to resignations and mps being suspended from different political parties. up until now there hasn't been a formal disciplinary procedure for mp5. nor independent way for staff to make complaints about their bosses. if these new rules get voted through, they will cover all people working in westminster, the staff, clerks in the commons and lords, but also researchers working for mp5. will be a new behaviour code and independent complaints scheme, plus an independent investigator. but not everybody is happy with the range of sanctions which for example at the bottom end will be apologies, but could also include mps being kicked out of parliament and staff dismissed. but some people are not happy. 0ne union, the fda, says it mps will continue to make judgment on other mp5, marking their own homework. but they also talk about historic allegations, as those that predate 2070 will n

superintendent. >> once again, our chief financial officer, reeta batavan. >> good evening. once again, the recommended action is that the san francisco unified school district and san francisco board of education approve the anticipated revenues anticipated to be received in 2018-2019 from the education protection account in accordance with the spending plan incorporated here in. >> thank you. i do not have any public comment on this particular item. any comments from the board or superintendent? seeing none, roll call vote, please. >> clerk: thank you. [roll call] >> clerk: five ayes. >> thank you. item six, i call the public hearing to approve the substantiation for the need to maintain public reserves for the fiscal year 2018 through -- 2018 through -- okay. i have 29 in mine. is that 2018-19. >> 2018-19. >> okay. so 2018-2019 budget year and the subsequent two years that are greater than the state required minimum reserve for economic uncertainty. mr. superintendent. >> reading this into the record will be our chief financial officer, reeta matavan. >> thank you, mr. su

this is bbc news with reeta chakra barti.after spain dropped a european—wide warrant for his arrest. mr puigdemont is still facing rebellion charges after attempting to create an independent republic of catalonia. anna holligan reports from brussels. triumphant and defiant. carles puigdemont crossed a european border, spoke freely to a roomful of attentive reporters in brussels, and these feats alone were enough to allow the new leader of the catalans to proclaim this a day of defeat for the spanish state. today is the day of defeat for the spanish state. in germany, as in belgium before, the spanish state has lot the european battle. more defeats will come if they continue to press their case. while they may have scored a victory in this round of thejudicial battle, carles puigdemont still cannot return home without risking arrest. and so the separatist leader vowed to continue his political campaign for autonomy in exile. myjourney will not end until all political prisoners are released. exiles can return, and the catalan p

i thank you for your appointment of ben rosenfield, reeta madhaven, kevin kone, and eric sandler. and i will note that not everyone was able to attend today, but i am happy to speak to their qualifications and we have a few of them here today, if need be. thank you so much. >> supervisor safai: i don't think we need anyone to speak today. that's fine. so what you're asking us to do is you want us to continue aimee brown? that's the only one? >> correct. >> supervisor safai: so you want us to sever that, but otherwise, you want us to move forward the whole package. >> yes. >> supervisor safai: the whole proposal? okay. i'm fine with that. supervisor yee, do you have a question? >> supervisor yee: no. i just needed a clarification, and you asked the same clarification, so i'm fine. >> supervisor safai: okay. so why don't we have a motion to sever aimee brown from the proposed -- >> supervisor yee: i'll move it. >> supervisor safai: so moved. without objection, it's ordered. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor safai: and then, may i have a motion to approve -- >> supervisor yee: i make a motion

but for the day's other news, let's join reeta. to conservative mps. 0verall people coming out saying there was a significant level of support for her in the meeting. we will discuss that and what prospects are in the months ahead. but for the day's other news, let's join reeta. divers in northern thailand have confirmed they have rescued four more boys from a flooded cave network. it means that eight out of the group of 13 have now been brought out, after four were guided out to safety yesterday. all are now hospital in nearby chiang rai. rescuers will go back for the four remaining boys and their coach tomorrow. lucy williamson reports from the scene. police helicopters over chiang rai have come to signal hope. inside this one, a fifth boy, pulled from deep inside the mountain and flown to join his team—mates in hospital. his identity kept private, even as his arrival here makes global news. a week ago this mission was seen as almost impossibly risky, but with every success, confidence in the team here has grown. as the monsoon r

this is bbc news with reeta chakra barti. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines at 11:30. long delay on flights, ferries and cross—channel trains as the recent extreme weather continues to cause problems. eurotunnel says it's now operating a full service on the folkestone—calais route, but has stopped selling tickets until next week. five people, inculding two children, die, and tens of thousands flee their homes in northern california, as wildfires sweep across the state. victory for britain at the tour de france. wales' geraint thomas is set to win, as he maintains his lead on the penultimate day of the race. and coming up in the film review, tom cruise returns as ethan hunt in the latest film in the mission impossible franchise. we getjames king's take on this and the rest of the new releases at 11:16. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the deputy sport editor of the sun, martin lipton, and journalist and broa

. >> once again, our chief financial officer, reeta matavan. >> thank you, superintendent. the requested action is the board approve the local update to the accounting plan for the san francisco unified school district covering fick will year 18-19 through fiscal year 20-21 subject to annual updates. >> thank you. i don't have speakers on this particular item. any comments from the board or the superintendent? all right. seeing none, roll call vote, please. >> clerk: thank you. [roll call] >> clerk: six ayes. >> thank you. item 9 is the superintendent's proposal 186-12 fp 2 fiscal year 2018-19 recommended budget was moved and seconded on june 12 and heard as a committee of the whole on june 19. a report from the cau meeting was already heard, and the superintendent's representative, reeta matavan is here to read this into the record. >> thank you, president mendoza-mcdonnell. the action is that the superintendent's recommended budget fore the san francisco unified school district and the san francisco county office of education be submitted and the budget for fiscal year 20

reeta sadhia was 15 weeks pregnant when she died.ed from cannabis will become available on prescription, says the government — parents say they're delighted. this announcement today gives every person in that situation hope. that they can try this medication and that itjust might work. i've always been clear that it doesn't always work for everyone but when it does work it works like a miracle and every person should have the chance to try it.

at 10pm, reeta chakra batri will be here with a full round up of the days news.ramme that invites couples to talk honestly and openly about money. we're putting money and relationships under the spotlight. many of us find it hard to talk about money. even with those we are closest to. and that can turn into a big problem. it sounds like you're triggered by the interrogation that you are getting. when she answers it that way, then it triggers me. in this programme, couples will open up to an expert, to try to get a better understanding of their finances. their emotions... i'm not going to sit there and give him an explanation of what ijust purchased. and one another. we can deal with that. it's time to open the doors to the bbc money clinic. welcome to miami in the united states. on the surface, this looks to be a city of opportunity. but for many people, wages are low and prices are rising. we brought the bbc money clinic here to find outjust what problems finances cause in the sunshine state. seeing the couples in the bbc money clinic today is financial therapis

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i'm reeta chakrabarti.ther main stories: detailed plans are published for the uk's post brexit relationship with the eu. it strikes the right balance, its innovative and ambitious, it is pragmatic be are looking for a win— win between uk and european friends. 26.5 million people watch england's heartbreaking world cup semifinal defeat to croatia. and serena williams cruises to her tenth wimbledon final after dispatching julia gorges in straight sets. our main story this evening is president trump's arrival in britain for a four day visit. he flew in from a fractious nato meeting in brussels at lunchtime. later he'll attend a dinner with theresa may, and politicians and business people at blenheim palace. christian fraser joins us from there now. yes, welcome. 18 months after the invitation was first extended, the president is finally here. he's been to 17 countries before landing in the uk, and perhaps not the visit he had first envisaged. it isn't the full state visit, but rather a working visit. none of t

in a moment, it‘s time for the one o‘clock news with reeta chakrabarti, but first, time for a look ato the evening. many spots avoiding those staying dry. a few showers continuing through the night, but most places will be dry, some of mr around as well. temperatures between ten and 16 celsius. tomorrow morning —— messed around. once again, looking at some showers developing, good news for some. some dry conditions out there, but the string will not be reliable. the showers do turn up where you are, particularly across north—western and added to wales, the midlands and towards the south coast, very slow moving as well with light winds. could be enough rain to cause some disruption. most places will stay dry and avoid some showers, and in the sunshine, will feel warm. more sunshine on saturday across england wales and eastern scotland, not as many showers at this stage, but the odd one towards the south—east. more cloud for the north west of scotland and northern ireland, a cooler feel north west of scotland and northern ireland, a coolerfeel here north west of scotland and northern ir

in a moment, it‘s time for the 1pm news with reeta chakrabarti.ast was, generating more cloud and patchy rainfor generating more cloud and patchy rain for northern ireland, north—west england and the western isles of scotland. this part of the country will see the strongest winds the diaz and a0 mph gust, perhaps as high as 50 in the western isles of scotland. the winds will slowly start to ease overnight, and we will lose the rain from northern ireland but keep a fair amount of cloud here. wane extending northwards across the west and north of scotland. elsewhere, a dry night, clear spells. temperatures 11—1adc, not as much of a contrast from north to south us what we have seen in recent nights. for tomorrow, for much of the country, it‘s dry with good spells of sunshine. more cloud through the afternoon, northern ireland, north—west england and parts of north wales, the spot of rain and mist and murk in places. temperature—wise tomorrow, 17—21 for northern ireland and scotland. up to 26 or 27. east england. an area of high pressure keeps on buil

i‘m reeta chakrabarti. the other main stories: detailed plans are published for the uk‘s post brexit