richard bilton reports. nonni is packing, but has nowhere to go. a nurse and a mum of four in bristol. you feel like you failed now, because i can't do that, not through a fault of my own, i've done nothing wrong, but it's gone. i can't do it, i can't keep them safe, with a roof, despite trying. her partner works as well, and they have never missed their rent. but the landlord wants to renovate the house and is evicting them. they say they can't afford anywhere else in the city. my aim in life is to put a safe roof over my children's head. i have worked really hard to earn money to be able to ensure that my children are safe, i wanted to be able to provide for them. and now even though i'm doing those things, i still can't provide for them. i can't maintain their safety. they are looking at being homeless. for vicky, a midwife, it's the mortgage rate. this has been the family home in london for 20 years. but she's on an interest only tracker deal. payments have risen from £300 to £850. she has to sell before they get higher. how was that affected y

richard bilton, bbc news.bc one at 8pm, or on the iplayer right now. our top story this evening. investigations into the deaths of three young women with mental health issues find more than 100 failings by the nhs trust that was treating them in north yorkshire and county durham. after a report claims hundreds of officers should have failed vetting checks. also coming up... jailed for being part of a racist and misogynistic police whatsapp group. scotland yard call them "despicable". and he's nearly done it. the severely sight—impaired kayaker who's paddling the thames. the cost of making a cup of tea went up significantly last month as food prices continued to rise at record rates. costs for tea bags, milk and sugar all rose in october according to the trade body the british retail consortium. food price inflationjumped from 10.6% to 11.6%. higher costs for ingredients and energy and worker shortages are all contributing to the rise in prices. the rising cost of food is affecting charities too. at a time when

richard bilton, bbc news.e children's show hey duggee has launched a special episode featuring ukrainian characters and subtitles to welcome the thousands of ukrainian children who've arrived in the uk. dougie is waiting for some new friends to arrive. they've come from a country called ukraine. to welcome their new friends, the regular characters in the show dougie is waiting for some saws- to dougie is waiting for some sue. to arrive. dougie is waiting for some saws- to arrive. they've from friends to arrive. they've come from 5, ,, called friends to arrive. they've come from f, .. called ukraine. to welcome their new friends, the regular characters in the show will sing the welcome song complete with translations of

richard bilton, bbc news.y smith reports. the countdown to christmas is on at the champs elysee. but this year, the city of lights is shining just a little less brightly. these energy—efficient champagne coloured led bulbs will be turned off earlier every night and run a week shorter than usual, consuming half the amount of electricity as last year's display. i saw one of the signs said that they're using less electricity this year, which is really cool, and i think they also closed the road this year, which is incredible, so it's like they're sort of making these strides towards, i guess, greenerfuture, which is good to see. it's all part of what the french government because sobriety measures, aimed at reducing electricity used to avoid blackouts or shortages this winter and meet its climate targets. translation: these new schedules are a way for us to show solidarity, l to be thrifty, to be sustainable and environmentally friendly. it's a similar, subdued picture across europe. as russia's war in ukraine sq

this report from richard bilton shows footage of accidents from the start. ugh!are to blame. we wanted to know what motorists across the uk thought of cyclists. some questions from panorama were added to a survey. 28% say they don't consider cyclists to be equal partners on the road. and one in four admit they have knowingly driven too close to cyclists. earlier this year, the government changed the highway code to give cyclists can now ride in the middle of the lane if it's safer, and drivers are supposed to give them at least five feet of space. if i go over to the left on bends and hills, like this, he shouldn't be doing that! on average, two cyclists are killed every week, and more than 300 are injured. let me show you how quickly things can go wrong. i've come in from the far side. i've made eye contact and then sort of realised, like, so, i made the eye contact and then sort of realised, like, she's not going to stop. you can see the impact. the bike goes pretty high on this wall. you can see me land on my neck. has it affected you in any way? the only that

richard bilton, bbc news.n animal rescue team and rehomed. his keeper says he�*s bounced back from his ordeal. choppy is doing really well. since he�*s been with us saturday, you know, he�*s come round from his anesthesia really well, and he�*s responding to treatment. and every day he�*s getting more and more active and he�*s back to his normal, bouncy self. now it�*s time for a look at the weather. what we have got today is a bright start. it has been a chilly one as well with temperatures rising through the course of the day, but it is going to be wet and windy in the west for some of us and we already very much have that scenario. in terms of the wind gusts as we go through the course of today, we are looking at up to about 55 mph, possibly more especially in the north and parts of the east. in the north and parts of the east. in the west, gales and even severe gales, so if you are travelling on a bike, a light vehicle or a high sided vehicle, do bear that in mind. this area of low pressure is coming in fr

richard bilton, bbc news.want to take you back to that news that more than danker i want to take you back to that news that more than 45 danker i want to take you back to that news that more than 45 people have been killed in indonesia, where a powerful earthquake has shaken the province of west java. 0ur correspondent from the bbc indonesian service joins us now. correspondent from the bbc indonesian servicejoins us now. i know details arejust indonesian servicejoins us now. i know details are just coming into us but what more can you tell us first of all about the number of people who have died and indeed the number of people who are thought to have been injured?— been injured? from the last statement _ been injured? from the last statement from _ been injured? from the last statement from the - been injured? from the last statement from the local. been injured? from the last - statement from the local government of the district, in west java, he told the media that 46 people have died and hundreds of others

richard bilton, bbc news.he lorry try to spot any dodgy driving, it is up to the interceptors closer to the ground to pull the suspects. computerised voice: 999 activated. and it doesn�*t take long. she�*s got one hand on the wheel, one hand holding a water bottle, and then she takes both hands off the steering wheel whilst she screws the lid back on the water bottle and puts it on the passenger seat. so, concerned about you not having full control of the vehicle as they were going past. ok. which is why i've stopped you. yeah, here�*s one, too, in the video. using mobile phones while driving is still a big issue. the law has changed recently, several drivers have been stopped during operation tramline in the last week. was there any reason for using your phone? you will get a ticket. i am not happy that the government took away the option for doing a course, but even increasing the points and the fine it hasn't stopped people. if they are professional drivers, they could lose theirjobs. anna mayes people stil

richard bilton, bbc news.blem is it? they are shocking but _ of the problem is it? they are shocking but they _ of the problem is it? they are shocking but they are - of the problem is it? they are shocking but they are not - of the problem is it? they are l shocking but they are not new. of the problem is it? they are - shocking but they are not new. the survey starts we are reading about, though alarming, they are not surprising because people in road safety have been talking for some time about the increasing polarisation and conflict on the roads, which is really worrying, it is concerning. sometimes there is a media narrative to try to pitch people who drive and cycle is two separate groups. your other guest is the representative from motoring organisation who cycles and i am a cycling representative who often drives. we are not separate beings only travelling in one way. some of the reporting to try to create a polarisation as a news story sometimes it fosters an impatience and intolerance on the roads.

richard bilton, bbc news., but for some it was wet and windy. the wet and windy weather is going to continue through the day. the wind certainly a feature. even inland we are looking at costs of around a0—55 mph across northern england. 0ut towards the west, gusts with exposure to severe gale level. it's because we've got this area of low pressure. it's notjust bringing in strong winds with it, it's also bringing in some heavy rain. and that rain is moving southwards and eastwards, but it won't get into the far south—east until later on in the day. so the heavy rain continues across northern ireland, scotland, getting into northern england, wales and the south—west. squally winds around it. and if we follow that curl around as it clears the outer hebrides and northern ireland, we will see a return to some heavy and potentially thundery showers. temperatures, 10—16 degrees north to south. even by mid—afternoon we still are looking at these strong gusts of wind, and again you can see a8 mph round about the moray

richard bilton, bbc news.that she went with the end, the fact that she went with the damp and then the ceiling collapsing, and we have seen so many stories over the last week, tragic stories over the last week, tragic stories about conditions in rental apartments. what is going on, how can this be happening? it’s apartments. what is going on, how can this be happening? it's not good enou~h, is can this be happening? it's not good enough. is it? _ can this be happening? it's not good enough, is it? we _ can this be happening? it's not good enough, is it? we have _ can this be happening? it's not good enough, is it? we have to _ can this be happening? it's not good enough, is it? we have to get- can this be happening? it's not good j enough, is it? we have to get better at what we do. what i would like to state that is not the majority. we know that four fifths of private rental housing meets the standards for the social sector but you cannot look at stories like that are not be disappointed. for me, if landlord