ryan giggs had been accused of head-butting _ court.ing his then _ court. ryan giggs had been accused of head-butting his then partner - of head—butting his then partner kate greville at his home in greater manchester in november 2020 and also attacking her sister in the same alleged incident, and other pattern of alleged coercive and controlling behaviour. at a trialjury of alleged coercive and controlling behaviour. at a trial jury failed of alleged coercive and controlling behaviour. at a trialjury failed to reach a verdict and they were discharged. a retrial was due to start at the end of this month but today we heard kate greville wasn't willing to provide evidence again, based on the trauma she had gone through since the last trial, so the prosecution has decided not to proceed with any charges against mr giggs and a not guilty verdict was urge. his defence said he was relieved and he will be looking to rebuild his life and career as an innocent man. matthew richards, thank you. a mother who was jailed for illegally obtaining abor

we had a brief statement his defence barrister who said that ryan giggs was relieved that the prosecution end after three years of trying to clear his name and he was now looking forward to rebuilding his life and career as an innocent man. england captain millie bright says the lionesses will be pausing discussions over win bonuses and commercial structures until after the women's world cup, which starts in two days' time. bright released a statement saying the players were disappointed that there had been no resolution since they presented the fa with their concerns last year, and they viewed a resolution as key for the growth of the women's game, and feel a strong sense of responsibility to do that. the usa is going into the tournament in australia and new zealand as the favourites to win it for the third time in a row. they're in auckland, building up to their opening match against vietnam on saturday. this tournament will be the last for one of the most successful players of her generation, megan rapinoe, who's retiring in october. she's been the driving force in the side and played

ryan giggs was accused of head—butting his then girlfriend in november 2020, also assaulting her sisterof using coercive and controlling behaviour over a three—year period. it the strand last year the jury failed to reach a verdict and they were discharged. we were expecting a retrial but today the prosecution said there would be offering no further evidence against him that is because kate gravel said that due to the toll it had taken on her, she was no longer willing to give evidence this time around. the judge then ordered that he be found not guilty on all three charges. we had a brief statement from his defence barrister, he said that mr giggs was relieved that the prosecution against him and finally come to an end after almost three years of trying to clear his name and he was now looking forward to rebuilding his life and career as an innocent man. england's women's hopes of winning the ashes faded when they lost the second one—day international to australia, but they can still draw the multi—format series. the final match of what's been a compelling summer gets under way shortly

we also heard a brief statement from ryan giggs �*s defence barrister and he said that ryan giggs wase to an end after three years of trying to clear his name and he now looks forward to rebuilding his life and his career as an innocent man. thank you. more than 100 current and recent mcdonald's workers have told the bbc about a toxic culture of sexual assault, harassment, racism and bullying at the company's uk outlets. the uk equality watchdog, the equality and human rights commission, said it was "concerned" by the allegations and that in response to the bbc s findings, it was setting up a new email hotline for those affected. mcdonald s said it had fallen short and that it deeply apologises . this report is from our employment correspondent zoe conway, and a warning you may find some of the content distressing. shelby was 16 when she started working at mcdonald's last year. she says at the workplace felt toxic. one senior manager was openly racist and mock to disabled employees. managers want her to stay away from certain older men, including one man in his 50s. i certain older me

prosecutors have abandoned their case against the former manchester united footballer, ryan giggs.harges. you're live with bbc news. more than 100 current and former mcdonald's workers have told the bbc about a toxic culture of sexual assault, harassment, racism and bullying at the company's uk outlets. the uk equality watchdog, the ehrc, said it was "concerned" by the allegations and that in response to the bbc�*s findings, it was setting up a new email hotline for those affected. mcdonald's said it had "fallen short" and that it "deeply apologises". this report is from our employment correspondent zoe conway, and a warning you may find some of the content distressing. i got warned that these managers will target me because i'm a girl and i'm new. it's one of the youngest workforces in the uk. he just goes and grabs my throat with, like, some force. teenage workers at mcdonald's say they've been preyed on. he obviously hit mej quite hard and i had a handprint bruise on my bum. and they say managers are failing to protect them. mcdonald's does 100% have a problem with sexual harass

ryan giggs denies the offences and his previous trial ended last august, with the jury failing to reacherdict . it failing to reach a verdict. it news from the united states. donald trump says he expects to be arrested by an inquiry into the capitol riot and challenging the capitol riot and challenging the 2020 election results . the the 2020 election results. the former us president says he's been informed he's the target of the special counsel investigation . donald trump also investigation. donald trump also claims he's been sent a letter saying he has four days to report the grand jury. and he argued it was almost always means an arrest and an indictment. the special counsel hasn't yet commented on that. and finally, the first british passports bearing the title of king charles iii, will start being issued this week. the post—brexit blue travel documents will say his britannic majesty , and that'll be for the majesty, and that'll be for the first time since 1952. they've been issued under that title on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . brita

the former manchester united footballer and wales manager ryan giggs says he's relieved at being cleared of domestic violence allegations after charges against him were dropped . the 49 year old was due dropped. the 49 year old was due to stand trial for a second time, accused of control or coercive behaviour towards his ex—girlfriend. but lawyers withdrew the prosecution right . withdrew the prosecution right. ryan giggs denies the offences and his previous trial ended last august, with the jury failing to reach a verdict . it failing to reach a verdict. it news from the united states. donald trump says he expects to be arrested by an inquiry into the capitol riot and challenging the capitol riot and challenging the 2020 election results . the the 2020 election results. the former us president says he's been informed he's the target of the special counsel investigation . donald trump also investigation. donald trump also claims he's been sent a letter saying he has four days to report the grand jury. and he argued it was almost always means an arrest and an indictment. the special couns

prosecutors have abandoned their case against the former manchester united footballer, ryan giggs.violence charges later this month, but the case was charges later this month. one of ukraine's top generals has said that his country's counter—offensive against russia is not progressing as quickly as hoped — saying rapid results were "practically impossible" because of well—prepared russian defences. ukraine says that since it launched its counter—offensive in earlyjune, it has taken back more than 81 square miles of land, but russia still holds vast swathes of territory following its full—scale invasion last february. 0ur defence correspondent, jonathan beale, has been to the front line near bakmut in eastern ukraine — to see how ukrainian troops are trying to advance. the bloody battle for bakhmut isn't over. the city is now held by the russians, but we travelled with ukrainian forces who are trying to take it back. their advance is still slow and meeting resistance. again. explosion. they try to fire back with their finnish supplied mortar, but even western weapons can occasionall

ryan giggs won't face a retrial over domestic violence allegations after charges were dropped by theseries from one o'clock this afternoon. england can't win the ashes, but they can win the one—day series and level the overall series with victory in today's odi. and rory mcilroy says it's good to be back at hoylake ahead of this year's open championship. he hadn't been back at the core since his success there in 2014. it's really interesting exploring this, because so many people do it and have experienced it, whether it be self or family member. it is often a firstjob. and because it is a firstjob, people don't understand how workplace culture should be. so they are ripe for exploitation. of course, it's not everywhere. there are lots of places which have good practice, but there are bad eggs in fast—food. 08085 practice, but there are bad eggs in fast-food. 08085 909693, practice, but there are bad eggs in fast—food. 08085 909693, fast—food jobs, your experience. let's talk to jane, not a real name, jobs, your experience. let's talk to jane, nota real name, in northampton. tell us

ryan giggs had denied the offences and his previous trial ended last august, with the jury failing todict . and lastly , the first verdict. and lastly, the first british passports bearing the title of king charles. the third will start being issued this week. the post—brexit dark blue travel documents read his britannic majesty be on the inside page. the last time that appeared on a british passport was during the reign of king george the sixth. the late queen's father. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune—in app. this is gb news britain's news . britain's news. channel >> so the conservative party is staring down the barrel of a triple by—election bloodbath and without bold initiatives, similar results at the polls next year seem sadly inevitable .sunak next year seem sadly inevitable . sunak looks defeated , fresh . sunak looks defeated, fresh out of ideas and consigned to manage decline of his party. but if they really don't have the fight to keep us all socialist coalition from hell, that's what i call it. out of number 10. and then there is one monumental thing

domestic abuse charges against the former manchester united footballer and ex—wales manager ryan giggs the original proceedings ended with the jury not reaching a verdict, was accused of attacking his ex—girlfriend kate greville and her younger sister. donald trump says he expects to be arrested as part of an investigation into alleged attempts to overturn the result of the 2020 presidential election, and the capitol riots. if he is formally charged, it would be mr trump's third indictment for alleged criminal offences, including mishandling classified documents and falsifying business records regarding hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. nomia iqbal is in new york. tell us more about what donald trump has been saying. the tell us more about what donald trump has been saying-— has been saying. the former president — has been saying. the former president has _ has been saying. the former president has said, - has been saying. the former president has said, he - has been saying. the former president has said, he went| has been saying. the former. president has said, he

ryan giggs denies the offences and his previous trial ended last august , with the jury his previousal ended last august, with the jury failing to reach a verdict at donald trump says he expects to be arrested by an inquiry into the capitol riot and challenging the 2020 election results . the former us election results. the former us president says he's been informed he's the target of the special counsel investing allegation. donald trump also claims he's been sent a letter saying he has four days to report to the grand jury and argued that it almost always means an arrest and indictment. the special counsel hasn't commented on that yet , but commented on that yet, but staying in the united states, the defence secretary has confirmed a us soldier crossed the border into north korea without authorisation and us officials say he's now being held by north korea . defence held by north korea. defence secretary lloyd austin says his department is now closely monitoring the situation and they're working to notify the soldiers next of kin. he added he is concerned about the welfare of the

ryan giggs had denied the offences and his previous trial ended last august, with the jury failing todict . and lastly , the first verdict. and lastly, the first british passports bearing the title of king charles. the third will start being issued this week. the post—brexit dark blue travel documents read his britannic majesty be on the inside page. the last time that appeared on a british passport was during the reign of king george the sixth. the late queen's father. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune—in app. this is gb news britain's news . britain's news. channel >> so the conservative party is staring down the barrel of a triple by—election bloodbath and without bold initiatives, similar results at the polls next year seem sadly inevitable .sunak next year seem sadly inevitable . sunak looks defeated , fresh . sunak looks defeated, fresh out of ideas and consigned to manage decline of his party. but if they really don't have the fight to keep us all socialist coalition from hell, that's what i call it. out of number 10. and then there is one monumental thing

prosecutors have abandoned their case against the former manchester united footballer, ryan giggs.ence charges later this month, but the case was withdrawn at a hearing at manchester crown court this morning. the boss of online food retailer 0cado says the uk is "definitely over the worst" of food price inflation. chief executive tim steiner gave his forecast as separate figures revealed that grocery price growth slowed for a fourth month injune. market researcher kantar said prices rose by 14.9% in the four weeks tojuly 9th compared with a year ago. you're live with bbc news. more than 100 current and recent mcdonald's workers have told the bbc about a toxic culture of sexual assault, harassment, racism and bullying at the company's uk outlets. the uk equality watchdog, the equality and human rights commission, said it was "concerned" by the allegations and that in response to the bbc�*s findings, it was setting up a new email hotline for those affected. mcdonald's said it had "fallen short" and that it "deeply apologises". this report is from our employment correspondent zoe conw

punishment prosecutors have abandoned their case against the former manchester united footballer, ryan giggsdomestic violence charges later this month, but the case was withdrawn at a hearing at manchester crown court this morning. mr giggs has always denied assault and controlling or coercive behaviour towards kate greville and assaulting her sister emma. and four teenagers have been charged with the murder of a 16 year old boy in the west midlands, on saturday. joseph riches died after being stabbed. two 19—year—old men and two 16 —year—old boys had been detained overnight on sunday. you're live with bbc news. more than 100 current and recent mcdonald's workers have told the bbc about a toxic culture of sexual assault, harassment, racism and bullying at the company's uk outlets. during months of investigations, workers, some as young as 17, have told us that they are being groped and harassed almost routinely. mcdonald's has admitted that it has "fallen short" and says it "deeply apologises". an email hotline has been set up by the equality and human rights commission for those affected. t

former manchester united footballer and wales manager ryan giggs says he's relieved at being cleareddomestic violence allegations after charges against him were dropped . the 49 year old was due dropped. the 49 year old was due to stand trial for a second time. accused of controlling a coercive behaviour towards his ex—girlfriend. but lawyers withdrew the prosecution . judge withdrew the prosecution. judge hilary manley, directing he was not guilty on all three counts. ryan giggs had denied the offences and his previous trial ended last august , with the jury ended last august, with the jury failing to reach a verdict . the failing to reach a verdict. the eu is sending firefighting planes to greece as the country attempts to tackle wildfires due to an extreme summer heatwave being felt right across southern europe . spain, italy and parts europe. spain, italy and parts of the balkans are also being hit with very high temperatures. the greek prime minister is cutting short his trip to brussels to oversee government activities as the fires rage . activities as the fires rage. smoke fro

pregnant. 0n sentencing last month, a judge said she would serve ex—manchester united footballer ryan giggsns made by his ex—girlfriend. he was due to face a retrial on domestic violence charges later this month, but the case was withdrawn at a hearing at manchester crown court this morning. the boss of online food retailer 0cado says the uk is "definitely over the worst" of food price inflation. chief executive tim steiner gave his forecast as separate figures revealed that grocery price growth slowed for a fourth month injune. market researcher kantar said prices rose by 14.9% in the four weeks tojuly 9th compared with a year ago. you're live with bbc news. a us soldier has been detained in north korea after crossing the ability of computers to learn from themselves. there many positive benefits as we have heard, but also there are some dangers. top security and intelligence officials have told the bbc there is an urgent need to build security into ai systems, as the risk of failing to do so could be devastating. with mark, here is our security correspondent. ai is moving fast but there a

former manchester united footballer and ex—wales manager ryan giggs will not face a retrial on domesticyers withdrew the prosecution. giggs had been due to go on trial for a second time at the end of this month over allegations of controlling or coercive behaviour towards his ex girlfriend kate greville and assaulting her sister emma. giggs denied the offences and jurors had failed to reach verdicts at a trial last august. prosecutors had applied for a retrial but this morning said they were not pursuing the case. the judge at manchester crown court directed he was not guilty on all three counts. and that's all the sport for now. thanks forjoining us. let's return to our top story — the soaring temperatures across europe. wildfires are raging in parts of southern europe, including mainland greece, the spanish island of la palma and overnight in the swiss alps. thousands of people have been evacuated. forecasters say the italian islands of sicily and sardinia could reach 46 celsius this afternoon. lets go to chris fawkes who's at the bbc weather centre. what are the weather patterns lead

ryan giggs had denied the offences and his previous trial ended last august with the jury failing toch a verdict . the first british verdict. the first british passports bearing the title of king charles, will start being issued this week. the post—brexit dark blue travel documents read his britannic majesty on the inside page . majesty on the inside page. farage. the last time that appeared on a british passport was during the reign of king george the sixth. the late queen's father . you're up to queen's father. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's. news . news, britain's. news. channel >> hello and welcome to headliners, your nightly run through the next day's newspapers with three comedians. >> i'm one of them. i'm leo kyrees and i'm joined by josh howie , who's soon to perform in howie, who's soon to perform in new york, and paul cox, who's soon to perform in portsmouth . soon to perform in portsmouth. it's still glamorous. how are you both doing? great, thanks. >> very good, mate. how are you? >> very good, mate. how are you?

domestic abuse charges against the former manchester united footballer and wales manager ryan giggs haveith the jury not reaching a verdict was accused of attacking his ex—girlfriend kate greville and her younger sister. britain's top cyber security official has told the bbc that artificial intelligence companies need to improve security now or risk paying the price in years to come. all this week the bbc is looking at the implications of artificial intelligence — the ability of computers to learn for themselves. here's our security correspondent, gordon corera. ai is moving fast but there are concerns that security may not be keeping up. in particular, there's a risk that al systems can be hacked or deliberately fooled — this is a field called adversarial machine learning. so to take one example in the world of visual al, to the human eye, this is a pig and the a! has been trained to recognise it. but if you add data to the image which is invisible to the human eye, to us it still looks like a pig, but the ai will now recognise it as an airliner. so how might this be a danger in the rea

ryan giggs had denied the offences and his previous trial ended last august with the jury failing toch a verdict . the first british verdict. the first british passports bearing the title of king charles, will start being issued this week. the post—brexit dark blue travel documents read his britannic majesty on the inside page . majesty on the inside page. farage. the last time that appeared on a british passport was during the reign of king george the sixth. the late queen's father . you're up to queen's father. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's. news . news, britain's. news. channel >> hello and welcome to headliners, your nightly run through the next day's newspapers with three comedians. >> i'm one of them. i'm leo kyrees and i'm joined by josh howie , who's soon to perform in howie, who's soon to perform in new york, and paul cox, who's soon to perform in portsmouth . soon to perform in portsmouth. it's still glamorous. how are you both doing? great, thanks. >> very good, mate. how are you? >> very good, mate. how are you?

prosecutors have abandoned their case against the former manchester united footballer, ryan giggs.manchester crown court this morning. the boss of online food retailer ocado says the uk is "definitely over the worst" of food price inflation. chief executive tim steiner gave his forecast as separate figures revealed that grocery price growth slowed for a fourth month injune. you're live with bbc news. now on thursday voters go to the polls in three constituencies across england in a series of by—elections which will provide a major test of prime minister, rishi suna k�*s authority. the conservatives won all three seats at the last election, but the prime minister faces the possibility of not winning any of them. yesterday we were in selby and ainsty in north yorkshire, in northern england, and tomorrow we're in uxbridge in west london. but today we're in the west country seat of somerton and frome in somerset. the by—election was triggered by the resignation of david warburton who had won the seat three times for the conservatives. he stood down following an investigation by parliam

ex manchester footballer ryan giggs is hoping to revive his career in the game after being cleared fromex—girlfriend. he was due to face a retrial on domestic violence charges later this month, but the case was withdrawn at a hearing at manchester crown court this morning. the boss of online food retailer 0cado says the uk is "definitely over the worst" of food price inflation. chief executive tim steiner gave his forecast as separate figures revealed that grocery price growth slowed for a fourth month injune. you're live with bbc news. donald trump says he has been told he is a target of a criminal investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. writing on his truth social platform, he went on to say he has been called to give evidence to a grand jury and expects to be arrested and indicted. let's get the very latest from washington and a north american correspondent david willis. bring us up—to—date with what he has been saying what this all means. i what he has been saying what this all means. , ., ., all means. i will give you a little bit of background _ all

ryan giggs denies the offences and his previous trial ended last august , with the jury his previousth the jury failing to reach a verdict at a us national has crossed the border from south to north korea and is being held in the north, according to the united nations . us officials say the individual is a member of the us military who is taking part in a tour of the joint security area and crossed the military demarcation line separating the two koreas. is countries in europe are continuing to swelter their way through an extreme summer heatwave. british holiday destinations like spain , italy, destinations like spain, italy, greece and even parts of the balkans are being hit with very high temperatures and forest fires continue to blaze in many parts of europe, with firefighters eating planes and helicopters being used to fight wildfires near athens. in greece, the greek prime minister has cut short his trip to brussels to oversee government activities as the fires rage . activities as the fires rage. now a solution to the 2026 commonwealth games being held in australia, which has

prosecutors have abandoned their case against the former manchester united footballer, ryan giggs.hes died after being stabbed. two 19—year—old men, dray simmonds and joshua edgington, and two 16—year—old boys, had been detained overnight on sunday. you're live with bbc news. one of ukraine's most senior military commanders has admitted the counter offensive is not going as fast as he or the allies would like. general oleksandr syrskyi, who's in charge of military operations in eastern ukraine, told the bbc that quick results were "practically impossible" because of the well prepared russian defences. but the general said he hopes ukraine will be able to recapture, the city of bakhmut — which russian forces seized control of earlier this year. our defence correspondentjonathan beale reports from eastern ukraine. the bloody battle for bakhmut isn't over. the city is now held by the russians, but we travelled with ukrainian forces who are trying to take it back. their advance is still slow and meeting resistance. again. alex tells me the situation is tense. "as you see", he says, "th

for the manchester united footballer ryan giggs retrial later this month over domestic violence allegationss been postponed . allegations has been postponed. the 49 year old was due to stand trial for a second time. accused of controlling or coercive behaviour towards his ex—girlfriend, kate greville, between 2017 and 2020. he denied the offences and the previous trial ended last august when the jury trial ended last august when the jury failed to reach any verdicts . temperatures of 40 verdicts. temperatures of 40 degrees could be seen more frequently in the uk in future if greenhouse emissions aren't cut . that's according to the met cut. that's according to the met office. last july was the first time 40 degree temperatures had been recorded in the uk, but it could end up happening every three years in future if co2 emissions continue at the same level. the warmth has been described as the silent killer as a global health study found that nearly 3500 people died from last year's summer heat. the minister of energy security and net zero says we're already doing a lot to cut emissions. >>

you ryan giggs and so forth.any people on social media were naming ryan giggs and then got up in the house of commons and named him. and, you know, the more law we have, you know, the more law we have, you know, sort of vacuum, the more likely it is that someone either a, you know, a parliament or a news organisation is going to be emboldened and eventually the presenter will be named. so of course that is putting pressure on to name themselves. >> yeah, you'd have of course what's called qualified privilege as a defence from defamation. if you use that information coming out in the house of commons, quoting what the mp said. but i'm just thinking about when does the tipping point occur ? what might tipping point occur? what might call it a force majeure that when on so many people know the name and it's being disseminated across social media, when is it no longer private ? as such ? no longer private? as such? >> well, it's really interesting, isn't it? because you know, the law is very clear and it bites very h

and ryan giggs, of course, was cleared.there if there is a specific reason, and if it is done maliciously, for no good reason, the mp themselves could end up in legal problems, there is no absolute privilege. so, there is no absolute privilege. so, there isn't a comparison. in the case you cited, in relation to scotland and schools et cetera, if i had been approached and asked for a specific reason to name somebody, and there was a good reason, then i would have done so. but this is not... it would be prurient for any mp or lord to get up and name anybody in relation to this, because this is not an issue of that nature. and there is a huge, huge difference, and ifeel and there is a huge, huge difference, and i feel that and there is a huge, huge difference, and ifeel that no and there is a huge, huge difference, and i feel that no mp would do so. {lit difference, and i feel that no mp would do so-_ would do so. of course there is, es. would do so. of course there is, yes- nicole _ would do so. of course there is, yes- nicol

former manchester united football player ryan giggs says trial later this month over domestic violence the 49 year old was due to stand trial for a second time, accused of controlling or coercive behaviour towards his ex—girlfriend , kate greville, ex—girlfriend, kate greville, between 2017 and 2020. but lawyers have withdrawn the prosecution. he denied the offences and the previous trial ended last august when the jury failed to reach any verdicts . failed to reach any verdicts. temperatures of 40 degrees could be seen more frequently in the uk in future if greenhouse emissions aren't cut, according to the met office. last july was the first time 40 degree temperatures had been recorded in the uk, but it could end up happening every three years in future if co2 emissions continue at the same level. the warmth has been described as the silent killer as a global health study found that nearly 3500 people died from last year's summer heat. the minister of energy security and net zero, andrew bowie, says we're already doing a lot to cut emissions. >> this country has in fact, led the worl

they did that in the ryan giggs case a few years ago.ilege and so did a lot of other lawyers . that did a lot of other lawyers. that shouldn't be happening because ultimately . we innocent ultimately. we innocent reputations of those who are innocent can be destroyed by false accusations . and we don't false accusations. and we don't yet know, however much we want to we don't yet know how much credibility these accusations, these allegations have got. there have been they've been made. they've been denied by the first young person. the second one claims to have been , as far one claims to have been, as far as we know. and this is breaking news for all of us, claims to have felt intimidated or threatened by messages . we threatened by messages. we haven't seen the messages. there was no contact, no contact . was no contact, no contact. there were no payments. there were no photographs and so on. so it's pre—emptive to talk about this presenter must now be named let the due process take its place. let the police and or the bbc investigate

so when you come back, you're going to be talking about ryan giggs wanting his career back and we'veold. so that's good. we can squeeze in a sunak reshuffle. david yes, obviously not everyone gets as excited as me , but a cabinet reshuffle. but me, but a cabinet reshuffle. but i think they're i always think they're great sport rumour it's going sport and rumour has it's going to on friday. big debate to happen on friday. big debate . good decision . whether that's a good decision politically because of course it's going to be day that it's going to be on the day that the tories expected be the tories are expected to be wiped the by elections or wiped out in the by elections or if it's actually a idea to if it's actually a good idea to try their portfolios, try and get their portfolios, their house order ahead their new house in order ahead of conference in the autumn. >> well, the worrying thing is of course, that a reshuffle when you out one of the few you take out one of the few ministers who's who is a known to the public, be successful is rather frightening. and they've got a lis

i've met sir alex ferguson, wayne rooney, ryan giggs, cristiano ronaldo, the neville brothers, three. as rachel's disability deteriorates, she'll need more support and having a changing—place toilet on hand is key to her independence. the idea of not being able to come and do what i'm doing now purely because there's no bathroom is very hard to think about. it was probably pretty overwhelming, isn't it? very overwhelming. but look at this place. well, obviously you've been in here. give us a bit of a chore. —— a tour. one of the main things that i always get is when i go to a new place, they go, "i've got a disabled toilet", and i go, "brilliant, show me the disabled toilet." and literally all it is a standard toilet with a handrail. but the reason these ones are so important is because not everybody can stand up, so the overhead tracking hoist is so important. we have an adult—sized changing bed over here. it means you can have the dignity, space and time that you need. 50 facilities like this are so important. on the whole, sports grounds have improved — there's better seating, the