after his experience, rhys now thinks there are safer ways to get results at the gym.know the negative effects. there's a lot of ways to do it naturally, so in increasing your knowledge on your training, your nutrition, getting your nutrition a lot better. i wouldn't recommend sarms to anyone, and those that are currently taking sarms now, i would say stop. thousands of radiographers are going on strike in england this morning, bringing disruption to procedures like x—rays, mri and ct scans and ultrasounds. the society of radiographers have been offered a 5% pay rise for 2023 — and a cash payment for 2022 — but say it's not good enough. at wimbledon, the british number one, cameron norrie, might be the last brit standing after making it through to the second round. the two—time champion andy murray showed his pedigree on thursday leading two sets to one before it was stopped due to restrictions by the local council. play is to resume later today. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. for many of us today it's going to be dry, it's go

merseyside like olivia, like the shooting of rhstones, surrey, where the community come together —— rhys community come together —— rhstones. and the community provide as much information as they can to the investigation team and the problem the merseyside police haveis the problem the merseyside police have is they work into an area, a situation with an almost intelligent overload. it is like any investigation that requires the cooperation of the public. that information is evaluated and becomes intelligence. it is that intelligence. it is that intelligence gap that we need to fill. that is what is lacking now, particularly at neighbourhood level. with that, of course, prior to austerity is working closely with other agencies or the partnership arrangements under the auspices are introduced by the crime and disorder act and became known as community safety partnerships, that partnership and that way of proceeding and addressing community problems was very, very successful. key to that is neighbourhood policing teams and that is what needs to be reinstated. now, two years ago, the govern

after his experience, rhys now thinks there are safer ways to get results at the gym. the negative effects. there's a lot of ways to do it naturally, so in increasing your knowledge on your training, your nutrition, getting your nutrition a lot better. i wouldn't recommend sarms to anyone, and those that are currently taking sarms now, i would say stop. what have the shops said? what did they tell you about what would happen next? we what did they tell you about what would happen next?— what did they tell you about what would happen next? we asked all the sho -s we would happen next? we asked all the shops we visited _ would happen next? we asked all the shops we visited for _ would happen next? we asked all the shops we visited for a _ would happen next? we asked all the shops we visited for a response, - would happen next? we asked all the shops we visited for a response, but l shops we visited for a response, but as i mentioned, not all of them came back to us. those that did expressed confusion about the legislation. 0ne shop said they had taken all sarms off their

how should a european nation like rhys handle beijing? continue the conversation with the prime minister, kyriakos mitsotakis. prime minister, what kind of relationship do you want with china? >> i frame our relationship within the context of the european union as a whole. we can work with china. they are a competitor, a rival on many other issues. i have been advocating for a comprehensive european approach vis-a-vis china, so we do not want to decouple and frankly, we cannot that we do want to de-risk. this means a more measured and intelligent approach vis-a-vis china, which is relevant for us. and china is an important market for agricultural products. it could be an important market in terms of bringing in chinese tourists. it is less important as a source of capital. when you look at big infrastructure projects and how we have funded them over the past years, no capital directly came from china. but we will certainly align our policy with the overall european approach when it comes to china. francine: when you say it is impossible t

anti monarchist campaigner rhys posnett takes on staunch royalist nigel gardiner in what promises tos to be a fiery clash. plus, paul burrell reacts to reports that meghan's humiliating axing by spotify has her plotting solo projects away from the radioactive brand of the sussexes . and is the royal the sussexes. and is the royal marriage on the rocks? paul burrell's analysis unmissable as always. also on the way , our always. also on the way, our young girls who oppose dangerous gender neutral toilets being silenced by the extreme trans lobby . former teacher and social lobby. former teacher and social commentator tanya buxton has some worrying exclusive reporting on this issue shortly. and after the banking scandal sparked by nigel farage, is britain in the grip of a communist style takeover? former england football legend matt le tissier broke the internet with that suggestion and he's live in a couple of minutes. sparks will fly tomorrow's front pages on the way to hot off the press and i'll crown a new greatest britain and union jackass before the night is out. this is dan woott

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rhys given pep . in fact, every rhys given pep.ery single insurance i have is now much more expensive than it was before. i can't even get a competitive mortgage despite having a deposit , competitive mortgage despite having a deposit, a couple of quid in the bank and a very good credit rating either. so i'm forced to rent a house or hope that some distant who i've that some distant uncle who i've never carks and me never met carks it and leaves me enough to a home for myself enough to buy a home for myself and outright. i'm not and the kids outright. i'm not holding my breath. then and there were the calls from barclays bank asking questions about transactions which had been constant and non problematic for years . all the problematic for years. all the slow drip of intimidation, the we've got our eyes on you chum tones with the you better make sure your values align with our values is passive aggression. so much so that i've removed almost every penny i have from barclays still need my direct debits for netflix, not the bbc. thes

after his experience, rhys now thinks there are safer ways to get results at the gym.it naturally. so increasing your knowledge and your training, your nutrition, getting your nutrition a lot better. i wouldn't recommend sarms to anyone and those that are currently taking sarms now, i would say stop. kash jones, bbc news. house prices fell for the third month in a row injune according to the mortgage lender halifax. while mortgage rates continue to rise. it said the annual poll of 2.6% was equivalent to about seven and a half thousand pounds being wiped off the average house price. the difficult uk property now costs just under £286,000. it's another exciting day for tennis fans, many of whom are probably rather tired after yesterday's late night on wimbledon's centre court. andy murray will resume his match against stefanos tsitsipas later this afternoon — with murray leading two sets to one. nesta mcgregor is at sw19 for us. it was a very tennis standards. you get the feeling andy murray would have wanted the match take to continue. he had all the momentum and it is

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after his experience, rhys now thinks there are safer ways to get results at the gym.stop. that was kashjones reporting. good morning to you. for decades, millions of brits have enjoyed summer trips abroad, but new figures suggest they could be to blame for soaring rates of skin cancer. according to cancer research, the boom of package holidays in the 19605 could be behind rising skin cancer rates in older people — that's as cases reach a record high across all age groups. 17,500 people are diagnosed with melanoma each year in the uk. latest figures show cases in people aged 55 and over have risen by 195% since the 19905. melanoma is the uk's fifth most common cancer, but experts say 86% of these cases could be prevented by taking the right precautions. we'rejoined by gp dr mohit mandiratta. a lot of nodding going on. good morning to you.— a lot of nodding going on. good - morning to you._ the morning to you. good morning. the statistics are _ morning to you. good morning. the statistics are one _ morning to you. good morning. the statistics are one thing. _ morning to

anti monarchist campaigner rhys posnett takes on staunch royalist nigel gardiner in what promises to be a fiery clash . promises to be a fiery clash. plus, paul burrell reacts to reports that meghan's humiliating axing by spotify has her plotting solo projects away from the radioactive brand of the sussexes . and is the royal the sussexes. and is the royal marriage on the rocks? paul burrell's analysis unmissable as always. also on the way , our always. also on the way, our young girls who oppose dangerous gender neutral toilets being silenced by the extreme trans lobby . former teacher and social lobby. former teacher and social commentator tanya buxton has some worrying exclusive reporting on this issue shortly. and after the banking scandal sparked by nigel farage, is britain in the grip of a communist style takeover? former england football legend matt le tissier broke the internet with that suggestion and he's live in a couple of minutes. sparks will fly tomorrow's front pages on the way to hot off the press and i'll crown a new greatest britain and union jackass before the nigh

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in 2007 the murder of rhys need a turning point. guns in our streets. a day later. — prepared to use guns in our streets. a day later, chapman is sentenced to 48 years injail, one of the a day later, chapman is sentenced to 48 years in jail, one of the longest in terms ever given.— in terms ever given. hopefully he never sees _ in terms ever given. hopefully he never sees christmas _ in terms ever given. hopefully he never sees christmas again. - in terms ever given. hopefully he never sees christmas again. i - in terms ever given. hopefully hej never sees christmas again. i will do my best to make sure he never comes out ofjail. there have been a lot of people affected by this. that includes the whole family behind me. things need to change. i think 48 years, if you think of picking up a gun now, you should think twice about it. connor chapman, stand up. you murdered — connor chapman, stand up. you murdered elie edwards, bringing an end to _ murdered elie edwards, bringing an end to her— murdered elie edwards, bringing an end to he

and with lots of us out and about in summer, rhys stephenson's been investigating the dangerous mythnues to be questioned by detectives after two other men were stabbed in surbiton yesterday. one of the attacks took place at the crowne plaza hotel and another happened close—by at a bmw garage. both men were taken to hospital. countryside campaigners are calling on the government to refuse proposals for a second runway at gatwick. the transport secretary mark harper is to make a final decision on plans to bring the airport's second "emergency runway" into regular use. the campaign to protect rural england claim the move would increase noise and air pollution. a red plaque is being unveiled later in memory of two firefighters who died attending an incident in east london. terry hunt and david stokoe were tackling a fire at a warehouse in bromley—by—bow in 1991 when they ran out of air. the tragedy led to improvements in safety for firefighters. tfl has announced ten tube stations which will be prioritised for step—free access. they include arnos grove, northolt and rayners lane. tfl sa

rhys stephenson is here with a strictly summer workout. i brought that from home, that breakfast! be sweet ever in my life. take care. it is all going to kick off over there. there will be recriminations and all sorts. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london. i'm victoria hollins. nhs london is warning of significant disruption in the capital as junior doctors begin a five—day walkout. the nationwide strike byjunior doctors is understood to be the longest single period of industrial action by medical staff in the history of the health service. the strike will be followed by a 48—hour walk—out by consultants from next thursday. black londoners are being urged to be part of the change and help the met make urgent reforms by signing up to serve as a police officer. earlier this year, the casey report found the force to be institutionally racist— and criticised it for not doing more to increase diversity. the people in the met are the ones who can make it, the change that's required. they're the ones who're facing the public dail