sarah walton, bbc news.ly and failing the older and disabled people who need it," that's according to leaders of social care departments in england. a new report from those who run adult social services describes "an escalating crisis", with more and more councils saying they can't meet their legal duties to the public. here's our social affairs correspondent, alison holt. here you go. this is the reality of the need for care in the uk. can you reach? yeah, i can reach. look how swollen my legs are. they are, aren't they? you need to keep them up a little bit, roger. an increasing number of people living longer and living with more complex conditions. today's report from the directors who run council care services in england warns the system is now failing too many people. one, two, three... as a care worker, lauren counsell is at the sharp end of the pressures. she works for a private company, but many of her clients are local authority funded. dashing from call to call, she often finds people need more sup

sarah walton, bbc news. just coming up to quarter past one.st plays. hundreds of d—day veterans gather in normandy for a day of commemorative events, honouring those who helped liberate europe and change the course of world war two. these young men belonged to a very special generation, the greatest generation. coming up on bbc news... england and the netherlands meet for the right to face portugal in the nations league final, after the hosts have yet another match—winning performance from cristiano ronaldo to thank for beating switzerland. in the last hour, the ford motor company has confirmed it is planning to close its engine plant at bridgend in south wales in september next year. 1,700 jobs would go if the plant is shut. union leaders say it would mean disaster for the workforce and the wider community in bridgend. tomos morgan is there for us now. what is the latest? at 11 o'clock this morning the workers here in bridgend were giving the news following a meeting between trade union leaders and ford bosses in the headquarters in essex. by

sarah walton reporting.ated, following the success of a vaccine against the main cause of the disease, the human papilloma virus. a review examined the impact of the vaccine on 60 million people in 1a different countries. here's our health correspondent, sophie hutchinson. i formed a bucket list, and i think once you've had cancer, a lot of people do it and tick off things that they want to do. and i learned to sail in kefalonia. four years ago, out of the blue, mandy parker was diagnosed with cervical cancer. within 17 days, she'd had tests, scans and a radical hysterectomy. she says telling her children was one of the hardest things. to sit down and explain to your children that you've got cancer, and i did it separately, so my elder daughter first, she was in gcse year, is very difficult and the first thing they asked is, "are you going to die, mum?" and you can honestly say, "i don't know." every year in the uk, more than 3,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer, and around 800 die of the disease.

sarah walton, bbc news. with poor hygeine ratings is being delivered to customers using two of the biggest delivery companies — just eat and deliveroo. that's the finding of the bbc‘s latest investigation into whether enough is being done to protect consumers. the food regulator says the companies are undermining trust in the food we order. butjust eat and deliveroo both say they're committed to improving standards. angus crawford reports. absolutely filthy. dirty kitchens... the rice, when did you take that out of the fridge? food unfit to eat. our investigation last year. we were promised things would change. the food ordering app just eat says it will remove all restaurants with a hygiene rating of zero from its platform. so we checked. most have gone, but some have slipped through the net. like this one in newport, south wales. fish and chips, ordered onjust eat, despite the rating. but look, it's also onjust eat‘s big rival, deliveroo. it says it doesn't allow places rated zero or one. deliveroo, food f

sarah walton, bbc news.ic outcry in the us after a photograph emerged of a man and his baby daughter lying drowned as they tried to cross the mexican border into texas. outrage as the labour party readmits chris williamson after an investigation into comments he made about the party's handling of anti—semitism allegations. a jury is shown cctv of an argument on a train, moments before a passenger died after being stabbed 18 times. the care system is "failing financially and failing the older and disabled people who need it," that's according to leaders of social care departments in england. a new report from those who run adult social services describes "an escalating crisis", with more and more councils saying they can't meet their legal duties to the public. earlier i spoke to steph edusei, ceo of healthwatch newcastle, an organisation that champions the rights of users of social care and health services and to hold the system in newcastle to account. she told us about what has been happening with social c

what the bbc proclaims as a technological landmark for broadcasting, described here by reporter sarah walton that one. the bbc today becoming the first british broadcaster to go live using a commercial 5g internet connection. if we are breaking up that may be because as you heard in the report, the coverage is still at the moment a little bit patchy. yes, and unfortunately in this brave new world, a 5g things didn't get any better. the sort of things we do all day long on our phones, streaming music, downloading tv programmes in film and putting photos on social media. we can do that almost instantaneously. still only available in a few places. sarah, i will have to interrupt you there. bizarrely, the 56 line is not working properly. on twitter... thank you for all your comments this week. please get in touch with your opinions about what you see on bbc tv news online or bbc social media. you may even appear on the programme. you can e—mail newswatch or you can find us on twitter. you can call us as well. and have a look at previous interviews on our website. that is all from us. we'll back

sarah walton, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news...erative events, honouring those who helped liberate europe and change the course of world war ii. the prime minister gives her thanks to the veterans, and tells them june 6th 1944 was a day when they helped build a better world. ford confirms it is closing its engine plant in bridgend, putting 1,700 jobs at threat. in sport, raheem sterling is likely to mark his 50th cap with the captain's to mark his 50th cap with the ca ptain's armband as to mark his 50th cap with the captain's armband as england attempt to reach the nations league final. they are playing the netherlands. after a wobbly start, australia said the west indies 289 to win the latest match in the men's world cup in nottingham. nathan coulter—nile stars for the australians with 92 of us stars for the australians with 92 of us have a huge shock at the french open, simona halep beaten in straight sets by the unseeded american teenager. i will have more on those stories just after 5:30pm. so, ford confirmed today it is planni

sarah walton, bbc news.are on red alert over searing heat and humidity, with even higher temperatures forecast for spain and italy. germany is among countries that have imposed termporary restrictions on traffic and vehicle speed because the heat caused by a plume of hot airfrom the sahara can damage highways and lead to higher pollution levels. to talk more about the heatwave we are joined from morocco by dr alexander kumar, is a british medical physician at king's college london who has travelled to 90 countries, and conducted human studies in extreme temperatures. i should stop asking, about the kind of precautions you take —— start, and visiting countries where countries are reaching that level and at what risk, is a human body allow plaintiff the human body at real risk? well, first thanks for having me, the main point is all physiology has a tipping point and that's to say over hundreds of thousands of years, the human body adapts to the temperatures we have had in the last hundred years, but the rate

sarah walton has been at court today. sarah, what happened in court?e jury who heard from kayleigh carter who was in the carriage at the time of the attack and saw the two men arguing. she said she heard lee pomeroy say i've never dealt with anyone with special needs before and then darren pencille shouted into his phone, i'm going to kill this man. in court, darren pencille's barrister asked kayleigh carter if lee pomeroy had been picking on his client and she said, i wouldn't say he was picking on him, but he was taunting him. we also heard from former girlfriend of darren pencille who said in the hours following the attack she received a phone call from him saying, i've done something bad and you'll see it on the news later. the court also heard from darren pencille's mother, who said that he was told in his 20s that he had paranoid schizophrenia and that he had been admitted to hospital several times. she admitted under cross—examination that her son was not good in crowded places and that he had real difficulties with public transport. darren penc

who were attempting a route up india's second highest mountain range has resumed this morning as sarah waltonsa it is a place few have ever seen. it is one of the toughest mountains in the world. now eight climbers are missing here. they were part of this group seen here before setting off three weeks ago. they were being led by martin moran, a well—known climber. a search began when they failed to return to base camp on friday. yesterday for britons from that group were airlifted to safety but it is thought they had taken a different route up the mountain. we we re different route up the mountain. we were able to give some input about the general direction in which these remaining mountaineers have gone. there seems to have been multiple avalanches in that general area. all 12 avalanches in that general area. all i2 climbers had term for the mountain. they went through the eastern base camp and appear to have split into two groups. the eight missing were trying to ascend an un— sonnet of over 6400 metres, possibly along this ridge. after searching from the east of the mountain, authorities s

sarah walton reports.ggest names in retail, a british billionaire whose company owns stores across the world. but now sir philip green is accused of repeatedly touching a woman inappropriately. it's claimed the incidents happened at a luxury resort in tucson in the us state of arizona in 2016 and 2018. a fitness instructor says the businessman touched and grabbed her as well as slapping her behind. he now faces four counts of misdemeanour assault, a charge which carries a potential sentence of up to 30 days in jail. this is not the first controversy involving the tycoon. last year he took out an injunction banning british newspaper the daily telegraph from reporting allocations of misconduct made against him by employees, allegations he denied. he later dropped the injunction. it's also a difficult time for sir philip's company arcadia which is due to close 50 stores, including all 11 topshop and topman outlets in the us. a spokesman for sir philip says: a date for the first court hearing in arizona has be

our correspondent sarah walton is following the trial at the old bailey.ry bring us up to date with what the jury has been hearing today. the court was shown cctv footage from several different cameras showing 51—year—old lee pomeroy boarding a train with his 14—year—old son at the london road station in guildford on the 4th of january this year and also show it on the same carriage, 36—year—old darren pencille who seem to talk to lee pomeroy. and he fu rrowed to talk to lee pomeroy. and he furrowed him on to an adjoining carriage for the better they are seen to continue their altercation, gesticulating at each other before the cameras capture a knife in the hand of darren pencille for that they are then seem to struggle with each other as blood others on the floor of the carriage for that the court was told that incident lasted about 25 seconds during which lee pomeroy suffered 18 knife wounds for the british transport police also told the jury darren pencille then seem to be folding up a knife before getting off the train at the next station. darren penc

thank you, sarah walton.now goes by the name ofjohn radford, and he was jailed in 2009 for a series of sexual assaults, and a decision to release him two years ago was reversed after public outcry. it is danny shaw, from outside the old bailey. john worboys, orjohn radford, as he was referred to at court, appeared by video link from wakefield prison, and he answered guilty four times when the new charges were put to him. he pleaded guilty to these four accou nts him. he pleaded guilty to these four a ccou nts of him. he pleaded guilty to these four accounts of supplying drugs to women with the intention of sexually assaulted them. the offences took place between 2000 and 2008, so quite a broad period of offending, and that is significant, because previouslyjohn worboys has said is offending was limited to a short, 18 month period, and it was on that basis that the parole board decided it was safe for him to be released back, at the end of 2017, because they said he had admitted his offending, he'd taken respo

sarah walton, is at the old bailey for us now.en arguing on the carriage of the train that left london road station onjanuary four and she remembered hearing lee pomeroy say, i have never dealt with anyone with special needs before. he said that darren penn so i shouted, iam going said that darren penn so i shouted, i am going to kill this man although she admitted she hadn't remembered him using that phrase at the time and only tell police about that several days later. she then said she saw contact between the two men. she ran from the carriage telling thejury she ran from the carriage telling the jury today, i saw blood straightaway and i think i panicked after that because i had to run through it. also we heard from sarah fry who was the former girlfriend of derren pencille. she also has a child with him and she says that on the 4th child with him and she says that on the 11th of january in the hours following the attack, she received a phone call from derren pencille in which he said, i have done something bad, you will see i

sarah walton has been at the old bailey. sarah walton is at the old bailey now.up a religious school in east london where one of the attackers, khuram butt, volunteered to teach the koran. the court heard mr shahid has in the past been accused of running terrorist training camps in pakistan, particularly a camp where one of the 2005 london bombers received explosive trainings. when asked about those allegations, mr shahid denied them and when asked about siddique, he said he never met him. he was also asked about his relationship with khuram butt. he said he was not aware of khuram butt‘s extremist views and he personally had no extremist views and he was outraged by the attacks on london bridge and borough market. mr shahid was also asked about telephone calls and hundreds of text m essa 9 es telephone calls and hundreds of text messages between his mobile phone and the mobile phone of khuram butt in the months running up to the attack. mr shahid said they were simply to do with gym business. until today at mr shahid has refused to co—operate with the investigat

sarah walton reports. the biggest names in retail, british billionaire whose company owned stores across the world. but now, sir philip green is being accused of repeatedly touching a woman inappropriately. it is claimed the incidents happen at a luxury resort in tucson in the us state of arizona in 2018. a business owner says he grabbed her and slapped her behind. he now faces four counts of misdemeanour assault, which carries a potential sentence of up to 30 days in prison. this is not the first controversy involving the tycoon. last year he took out an injunction banning the daily telegraph from reporting allegations of misconduct made against him by employees, allegations he denied. he later dropped the injunction. it is also a difficult time for his company, arcadia, which is due to close 50 stores, including all 11 top shop and top man outfits in the us. a spokesman said... a date for the first court hearing in arizona has been set for the 19th ofjune. hm revenue and customs says it's found a way to

sarah walton has been following the trial at the old bailey. bring us up—to—date, sarah.ht. she told the court today that she was in the carriage when the attack happened this year. she told us attack happened this year. she told us that she hired lee pomeroy say, i've never dealt with anyone with special needs before. she then saw darren pencille with fm to his face saying, i'm going to kill this man. she was asked by darren pencille‘s defence lawyer if lee pomeroy was picking on darren pencille. she said, i wouldn't say he was picking on him, but he was taunting him. the jury on him, but he was taunting him. the jury here also heard from another lady, sarah, a former girlfriend of darren pencille, they also have a child together. she said in the hours following the attack, she received a phone call from her boyfriend and she said, i have done something bad and you will see it on the news later. darren pencille also sent her a text later that night and said, i'm sorry, and i love you both. this afternoon, the court has also heard from darren pencille‘s mother. she told t

sarah walton is at the old bailey now. what's been happening in court?you say run a gym in east london where the three london bridge attackers would meet up to train. the court also heard that mr shahid set upa the court also heard that mr shahid set up a religious school where one of the attackers, khuram butt, volunteered to teach the koran. in court mr shahid denied the allegations he has faced in the past that he ran terrorist training camps in pakistan, he said that simply was not true. when asked about his relationship specifically was koran but he said that he was not aware of his extremist views, he said he personally had no extremist views and that he himself was average by the attacks on london bridge and borough market. —— when asked about his relationship with khuram butt. he was also questioned in court about hundreds of text messages between his mobile phone and a mobile phone belonging to khuram butt in the months leading up to the attack. he said they were purely to do with the business of the gym, where mr but was a volunteer. until toda

sarah walton has been at court today.w the two men arguing on the carriage of the train that left the london road station in guildford onjanuary 11th and she remembered hearing lee pomeroy say, i've never dealt with anyone with special needs before. she also said that darren pencille had a phone to his face and shouted, i am going to kill this man, although she admitted she hadn't the barrister asked her if he had been picking on the client and she saidi been picking on the client and she said i wouldn't say it's picking on him but he was taunting him. he also heard from a former girlfriend that —— girlfriend sitting in the hours following the attack she received a phone call saying i did something bad and you will see it on the news later. the court also heard from darren‘s mother saying he was told in his 20s he had paranoid schizophrenia and was admitted to hospital several times, she admitted at the cross examination her sun was not good in crowded places and that he had real difficulties with public transport. now he

our correspondent sarah walton has been following the trial at the old bailey.king footage this morning, taken from several cctv cameras on board a train. it shows lee pomeroy and his son boarding a train at london road station in guilford onjanuary the 4th this year. it also shows getting onto the same carriage, 36—year—old darren pencille. now, they can be seen talking to each other and having a dispute about something and shortly after, lee pomeroy then follows darren pencille into an adjoining carriage and it is there in that adjoining carriage they continue this dispute, they are arguing at each other, other passengers on the carriage reported they were shouting and swearing at each other. the jury today was also shown some more footage that shows a knife in darren pencille's hand and the two were seen struggling with each other and that was described as a short, frenzied attack and the police say it lasted just 25 seconds and in that time, lee suffered 18 knife wounds. after that, mr pomeroy can be seen moving away and collapsing into one of the train carr

what the bbc proclaims as a technological landmark for broadcasting, described here by reporter sarah waltonlittle bit patchy. yes, and unfortunately in this brave new world, a 5g things didn't get any better. the sort of things we do all day long on our phones, streaming music, downloading tv programmes in film and putting photos on social media. we can do that almost instantaneously. still only available in a few places. sarah, i will have to interrupt you there. bizarrely, the 56 line is not working properly. on twitter... thank you for all your comments this week. please get in touch with your opinions about what you see on bbc tv news online or bbc social media. you may even appear on the programme. you can e—mail newswatch or you can find us on twitter. you can call us as well. and have a look at previous interviews on our website. that is all from us. we'll back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast with nina

sarah walton is following the story for us. what can you tell us?noon, at about 12.50. the duke and duchess of cambridge we re the duke and duchess of cambridge were on their way to windsor for a ceremony. they were travelling in a car ina ceremony. they were travelling in a car in a convoy, with a police escort. one of the marked police motorbikes part of the convoy was involved in a collision with a woman ona involved in a collision with a woman on a road in richmond, south—west london. we know this lady is named irene, she is 83 years old. she suffered serious injuries, she was taken to hospital. she is still in hospital and her condition is described as serious but stable. scotla nd described as serious but stable. scotland yard says the incident has been referred to the police watchdog, the independent office for police conduct. they will investigate. that is standard for any kind of crush that involves the police. they say this investigation is in its very early stages, and the officer involved is assisting with inquiries as a witness. the duk

sarah walton is at the old bailey for us now.ly after lee pomeroy follows darren pencille drew into an adjoining carriage and it is there that they continue this dispute, they are seen gesticulating at each other, other passengers reported they were shouting and swearing at each other. the jury today was also shown some more footage that shows a knife in darren pencille's hand. the two were then seen struggling with each other, and that was described as a short frenzied attack that lasted just 25 seconds and in that time lee pomeroy suffered 18 knife wounds. after that, mr pomeroy can be seen moving away and collapsing into one of the train carriage seeds, his blood collecting on the floor of the train. mr pencille is seen picking up train. mr pencille is seen picking up the phone from the floor before he then gets off the train at the next stop. darren pencille denies murder and also denies possession of an offensive weapon. his girlfriend is also on trial and she denies assisting an offender, and the trial continues. the two ca

sarah walton has more. it is a place few have ever seen.search began when they failed to return to base camp on friday. yesterday, four britons from that group were airlifted to safety, but it is thought they had taken a different route up the mountain. they were able to give us some inputs about the general direction in which these remaining mountaineers have gone. there seems to have been multiple avalanches in the general area. all 12 climbers had permits for the nanda devi mountain. they went through the eastern base camp, and then appear to have split into two groups. the eight that are missing were trying to ascend an unclaimed summit of over 6,400 metres, possibly along this ridge. after searching from the east of the mountain, authorities say they are now looking from the direction of this glacier in the south—east. but the search ended early yesterday due to bad weather, and with more heavy snow expected, hopes of finding the group alive are fading. a caver has died in the yorkshire dales after a 17—hour rescue attempt involving ne