, a must win seat for labour and shropshire, a must win seat for labourand said...e, a must win seat for labour and said... i will be proud to bea labour and said... i will be proud to be a labour prime minister. but i have to warn you, it will be very different. it will be a very different. it will be a very different way of doing things. because i was not born to rule. he promised to scrap university tuition fees and rough sleeping, in work poverty and the need for food banks and added... judge us on whether we have built hundreds of thousands of genuinely affordable homes so that decent and secure housing is within the reach of everyone. judge us on whether patients are still waiting more than four hours in a&e departments and tens of thousands are waiting months for cancer treatment. judge us on whether we have got brexit sorted within six months by offering the people the final say. who do you prefer? mr corbyn, mrjohnston or one of the other party leaders? it will be your call in five weeks' time. it will be your call in five weeks' time. let's talk about that

‘ the ‘the uk, earlier we had snow parts of the uk, earlier we had snow in wales and shropshire and intla nd in wales and shropshire and in scotland last night it was the cold est scotland last night it was the coldest night of the autumn so far, minus seven degrees. so a real autumnal mix of whether happening, but we're focusing on the rainfall. this time further south and this is where the rain will behave through this evening. and southern england, berkshire into parts of london as well. really unpleasant cold conditions. overnight temperatures, not quite as low in the south night. 6 degrees but in scotland it could be as cold in the highlands, down to minus seven degrees again. the good news s if you are heading off to remembrance sunday services, it might be misty and foggy in the morning but on the whole it is looking not bad. this way the front isa looking not bad. this way the front is a precursor of things to come for next week. the conservatives lay out plans to train and employ thousands more gps despite failing to meet a previous recruitment targets. labour and the liberal

the victims of mistreatment at a hospital trust in shropshire who lost their baby girl.more than 200 new families have contacted the inquiry. at the victoria falls, a dramatic change in water levels. we report from zimbabwe on drought and rising temperatures. and —jose mourinho's honeymoon at tottenham continues in the champions league. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: we will have all the latest reports, results interviews and features from the bbc sport centre. good evening. we start with labour's response to the strong criticism by the chief rabbi of jeremy corbyn‘s handling of cases of anti—semitism in the party. ephraim mirvis — britain's most seniorjewish leader — said that "a poison of anti—semitism" had taken root in the labour party. mr corbyn said tonight there could be no place for any kind of racism in his party, but refused to issue a direct apology to the jewish community. the conservative party also came under heavy criticism today, when the muslim council of britain accused it of "denial, dismissal and deceit" on the issue of islamophobia. our poli

in shropshire it isa some of the pictures.y day to get out for a stroll. a few showers there on the murray coast but some sunshine as well. as we go through the rest of today, it is going to remain largely grey —— dry with some spells of which sunshine. where you don't see cloud are no maps that suggest there is sunshine. one or two showers peppering north—east than england. temperature wise, we are looking at highs of seven to 11 celsius. some light winds and some sunshine, that will not feel too bad. this evening, most will not feel too bad. this evening, m ost pla ces will not feel too bad. this evening, most places will be fine. here comes a change though. weathering to northern ireland. as that gets into scotla nd northern ireland. as that gets into scotland and the high ground, there could be a covering of snow. particularly in silver —— north of the south central belt. unwanted rainfor the south central belt. unwanted rain for some. it would be turning increasingly windy through the night. those gusts will be seen quite

and in scotla nd in wales and shropshire and in scotland last night it was the cold est scotland lastpening, but we're focusing on the rainfall. this time further south and this is where the rain will behave through this evening. and southern england, berkshire into parts of london as well. really unpleasant cold conditions. 0vernight temperatures, not quite as low in the south night. 6 degrees but in scotland it could be as cold in the highlands, down to minus seven degrees again. the good news s if you are heading off to remembrance sunday services, it might be misty and foggy in the morning but on the whole it is looking not bad. this way the front isa looking not bad. this way the front is a precursor of things to come for next week.

ok, laura, thank you, laura kuenssberg there live in telford in shropshire.ry, following a mass fight at a cinema complex in birmingham. fans of the film, about two street gangs in south london, are outraged at the decision, saying there's no clear link between its screening and the violence. police made five arrests and recovered two machetes after the brawl last night. charlotte gallagher reports. screaming. a weekend trip to the cinema becomes a terrifying experience. seven police officers injured trying to break up a brawl involving around 100 people and machetes. five have been arrested, the youngest a 13—year—old girl. this startling picture is being shared on social media — a group of young teenagers apparently armed with a machete. we're not entirely certain what caused it, so we're not going to get into that speculation, but it is reassuring that we were able to deal with it. today, vue cinemas announced it was pulling this film, blue story, from all its venues. it's about gangs in london, though it's not known if the people involved in the violence

one of the tiny victims of the mother and baby deaths scandal at a hospital trust in shropshire.ore than 200 new families have contacted an inquiry looking back over decades. this has been allowed to go on for too long. it's been ignored for too long. millions are urged to make sure their voice is heard as the midnight deadline looms to register to vote in next month's general election. more than £105 million pounds — the builder and shop worker who scooped the euromillions jackpot and now find themselves on britain's rich list. i still can't get my head around the amount. i mean, one would have done, but i've got 105. and coming up on bbc news... we will have sports day with all the reports, news and features from the bbc sports centre. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has insisted there is no place for anti—semitism in modern britain and said those guilty of such racism have been "brought to book". he was speaking after the chief rabbi accused him of allowing anti—jewish racism to take root within labour, and questioned his fitness

we have had snow in parts of wales, shropshire for example too and the cold est shropshire for examplewet weather to southern parts of the uk. a pretty miserable saturday night across the south with heavy rain on top. it is cold with temperatures struggling, if you degrees above freezing in some areas. 0vernight, clear skies degrees above freezing in some areas. 0vernight, clearskies in northern scotland and england. temperatures in the highlands dipping down to minus seven degrees. not quite so cold in southern parts of the uk. here, a bit more cloud and temperatures around 45 degrees. the good news is remembrance sunday services, the weather is looking absolutely fine. some mist and fog in the morning but plenty of sunshine on the way. a colder day, in the north of the country it's only around 6 degrees. hello this is bbc news. the headlines: the environment agency says flooding still poses a danger to life in south yorkshire, with seven severe flood warnings in place along the river don. the conservatives lay out plans to train and employ thousands more gps, despite failing to meet

rain, more of the uk had its first snow of the season into the welsh hills, the higher parts of shropshirestill causing major flooding, particularly into parts of south yorkshire and derbyshire. there are many flood warnings still in force. do head to our website for the latest details about flood and weather warnings. now, sunday getting off to a cold, frosty start. for northern england, scotland, northern ireland, there is a risk of ice on untreated surfaces, especially into northern ireland where saturday was so wet. further south, more cloud close to this area of low pressure. it is pulling away but keeping temperatures above freezing. look, there's a gap between weather systems, but these wet weather bearing weather fronts will be coming in towards western parts at the end of sunday as we'll see a moment. this is how remembrance sunday is shaping up. still outbreaks of rain for parts of southern england and south wales, clearing away, a few fog patches around as well. but for many of us, you see the extent of the dry, sunny weather during the day. the odd shower clipping easternmost p

rain, more of the uk had its first know of the season into the welsh hills, the higher parts of shropshireecent rain which is still causing major flooding, particularly into parts of south yorkshire and derbyshire. there are many flood warnings still in force. do head to our website for the latest details about flood and weather warnings. now, sunday getting off to a cold, frosty start. for northern england, scotland, northern ireland there is a risk of ice on untreated surfaces, especially in northern ireland where saturday was so wet. further south, more cloud most of this area of low pressure. it is pulling away but keeping temperatures above freezing. look, there's a gap between weather systems, but these wet weather bearing weather fronts will be coming in towards western parts at the end of sunday as we'll see a moment. this is how remembrance sunday is shaping up. still outbreaks of rain for southern england and south wales, clearing away, a few fog patches around as well. but for many of us you see the extent of the dry, sunny weather during the day. the odd shower clipping eastern

into the welsh hills and shropshire, a wintry picture for some time today.e amounts of new rainfall. those areas seeing the worst of the flooding that severe flood warnings on the website with details of those areas most affected. this is where rain is sitting overnight. across parts of england, the southern half of england and wales, is in intensity. snow mixed in with this. northern ireland turning drive. i see. ice on untreated surfaces. it turns cold and frosty here. largely clear skies. low pressure which brought today's rain is pulling southwards. we are in a gap between weather systems. as for remembrance sunday, it is looking much quieter. fog patches in southern parts with a good deal of cloud. patches of rain to begin the day. clearing southwards as it brightens. in eastern scotland and england, they might catch the shower that most places will be dry. pout in northern ireland in the afternoon, it will feel a bit warmer. —— mcleod. sunshine is still on the chilly side. turning wetter in the evening in northern ireland. this weather system in northe

the shropshire star. good afternoon, mrjohnson.ident and emergency unit in telford, it is one of the concerns of people here. what is your response to that? thank you. i am looking at matt hancock because i know that we have kept the accident and emergency open and we will ensure it is open, i will insist on that and i know that matt hancock will be happy to give you more details about that afterwards. we will certainly make sure that the accident and emergency in telford is kept open. cheering and by the way, as i tend to repeat, we can only do that because we run a strong and dynamic economy and if you want to make long—term funding commitments to the nhs, which we passionately do, we have to continue to run the economy sensibly, and not go after wealth creators as though they were somehow enemies of this country. people who run businesses, people who get up early to get their shops ready, they are doing a fine thing and we should be supporting them. 0k. tom newton dunn from the sun. thank you, prime minister. there is no mention

rain, more of the uk had its first snow of the season into the welsh hills, the higher parts of shropshirein which is still causing major flooding, particularly into parts of south yorkshire and derbyshire. there are many flood warnings still in force. do head to our website for the latest details about flood and weather warnings. now, sunday getting off to a cold, frosty start. for northern england, scotland, northern ireland, there is a risk of ice on untreated surfaces, especially in northern ireland where saturday was so wet. further south, more cloud close to this area of low pressure. it is pulling away, but keeping temperatures above freezing. look, there's a gap between weather systems, but these wet weather bearing weather fronts will be coming in towards western parts at the end of sunday as we'll see in a moment. this is how remembrance sunday is shaping up. still outbreaks of rain for parts of southern england and south wales, clearing away, a few fog patches around as well. but for many of us, you can see the extent of the dry, sunny weather during the day. the odd shower clip

rain, more of the uk had its first know of the season into the welsh hills, the higher parts of shropshireicularly into parts of south yorkshire and derbyshire. there are many flood warnings still in force. do head to our website for the latest details about flood and weather warnings. now, sunday getting off to a cold, frosty start. for northern england, scotland, northern ireland there is a risk of ice on untreated surfaces, especially in northern ireland where saturday was so wet. further south, more cloud most of this area of low pressure. it is pulling away but keeping temperatures above freezing. look, there's a gap between weather systems, but these wet weather bearing weather fronts will be coming in towards western parts at the end of sunday as we'll see a moment. this is how remembrance sunday is shaping up. still outbreaks of rain for southern england and south wales, clearing away, a few fog patches around as well. but for many of us you see the extent of the dry, sunny weather during the day. the odd shower clipping easternmost parts of england around the moray firth. a chilly

this picture comes from a weather watcher in shropshire.noon, but the wind has died down compared to yesterday, and many of us will see sunshine coming and going through the remainder of today. we have got low pressure with us. today. we have got low pressure with us. it has been stubborn and slow moving, this low pressure, for several days. weather fronts gradually rotating around this area of low pressure. 0ne gradually rotating around this area of low pressure. one of those is bringing rain to parts of cornwall, down towards the channel islands, and that will push north—east later this afternoon and this evening. patchy rain for parts of northern england and for eastern scotland. quite breezy for northern scotland, breezy in the south—west too. sunny skies elsewhere. temperatures of 10-15dc, skies elsewhere. temperatures of 10—15dc, reasonably mild for the time of year. quite pleasant in the sunshine. this evening, showers in the south—west push north across england and wales. some of them heavy, the odd thunderstorm mixed in. the rain b

what a beautiful picture this is from shropshire, out and about for many parts of the country, oui’ aboutor many parts of the country, our first mostly dry day and a few more to come as well. with the high pressure in charge at this time of year and the long nights it means we pick up the frost again but increasing amounts of fog. it might not be as sunny but it is dry. the satellite picture is largely sunny with bubbles of cloud providing us with bubbles of cloud providing us with some showers down the east coast. still the legacy of yesterday and its cloud across the far south—west but again, clutching at straws, for most of us it's cold but dry and bright and sunny. soon after dark, temperatures plummeting below freezing. we had a fairly widespread frost last night and an even wider one tonight. there will be an ice risk. the far south—west keaton of cloud and breeze to escape the frost but temperatures will be a degree or two down. frosty and by morning potentially more fog. already warnings are out for that, the fog patches can become quite dense by the time we get to the morning and

in a speech in shropshire, borisjohnson will pledge to bring his eu withdrawal deal back to the houseo keep the top job. and later this afternoon, he'll set out what he says he's got to offer. central to the conservatives' manifesto — bringing the law that

families have come forward with potential cases of deaths and injury at a maternity department in shropshiresbury and telford hospital nhs trust is already looking at over 600 cases where newborn babies and mothers died or were left injured. 0ur health correspondent dominic hughes has been talking to some of the families affected. just a few hours after these photos were taken in april 2016, pippa griffiths became seriously ill and died. an inquest found she could have survived had staff from the shrewsbury and telford hospital trust acted faster. the culture, the cover—ups, the lies... and that's what ultimately caused our daughter's death. for pippa's parents, a leaked report into failings at the trust has been another reminder of the terrible events around their daughter's death. we've got to relive it over and over again. i mean, three and a half years now, and it's... it's still... we're still in that place. we're just one case, as well. yeah. many more. and more parents arejoining kayleigh and colin griffiths. i've been told that in the last week, at least 200 new families have come fo

this picture coming in from shropshire. a lovely wintry scene, if you like that sort of thing.thern and central parts of england. this is the weather front that has brought the wet and snowy weather to western parts of the uk. the rain that we did have two days ago is still causing problems across parts of south yorkshire. various severe flood warnings in force on the river don. dangerous levels there but the rain falling right now is heavy across southern areas of the uk. this was central southern england, berkshire, the london area. that sort of thing. not pleasant there. on top of that it is cold, but a big difference in northern england, northern ireland and scotland. the skies overnight, leading to a widespread frost. especially across scotla nd widespread frost. especially across scotland and northern england. in scotla nd scotland and northern england. in scotland in the highlands, i wouldn't be surprised if it gets down to minus seven degrees this coming night. like last night. on remembrance sunday, first thing we do have cloud, mist and murk across central and souther

high grounds and that has brought a risk of localised flooding, north wales, derbyshire and maybe shropshire anglia in south—east england. elsewhere a cold, frosty started the day but they should be a bit of sunshine to the end of the day. another cool one, six to 11 celsius. cloud and rain on the way for saturday and sunday looks like being the better day but it will be on the cool side for now. that's all from the bbc news at six. hello, this is bbc news. our headlines this evening. the prime minister has met the queen at buckingham palace as campaigning begins for the election on december the 12th. i don't want an early election and no one much wants to have an election in december but we've got to the stage where we have no choice because our department is paralysed. but, an early blow for the conservatives. the welsh secretary alun cairns has

this picture taken by one of our weather watchers in shropshire earlier.es out there. not everywhere. some showers. through the next few days, an unsettled theme. showery rain, and things will be turning a little colder through the next few days. this area of low pressure has been slow—moving, stubborn to shift through recent days. still with us for the rest of today and through the next 2a hours. areas of rain rotating through that low pressure. heavy showers for the south—west of england and wales, moving gradually northwards. persistent rain in eastern and northern parts of scotland. breezy overnight. temperatures are holding up at five to9 temperatures are holding up at five to 9 degrees. whether frontal systems rotating around this, more rain to come. it comes courtesy of this weather front through parts of scotland. heavy rain ploughing in on that brisk easterly wind, across northern and eastern scotland. brighter up towards the shetlands. we see sunshine. for northern ireland, england and wales, dry weather. scattered showers, frequent and heavy in

the 48—year—old was restrained by officers in telford in shropshire in 2016.sion to put the officers' conduct before a jury. sian lloyd reports. dalian atkinson's talents brought him some memorable goals. this strike clinched him goal of the season in 1993. his career spanned 15 years, including four seasons with aston villa in the 1990s. but three years ago, police were called to his father's home, near telford. a taser was discharged and dalian atkinson was restrained. he died shortly afterwards, following a cardiac arrest. what happened there was investigated by the police watchdog. following that independent inquiry, two officers from the west mercia force appeared in court today. they were both charged this morning — one with the murder of dalian atkinson, and the other, a woman police officer, is accused of assault, causing actual bodily harm. their identities are currently being protected. the barrister for the two police officers argued that they should remain anonymous because they could face a risk to their lives if their identities became known. the

earlier on, this was a picture sent in from shropshire.hing. but i think the story this evening will be the heavy rain across some southern and central parts of england. this is the weather front that's been bringing the wet and the snowy weather to some western parts of the uk. and then the rain that we had two days ago is still causing problems across parts of south yorkshire. there are various severe flood warnings still in force on the river don, so dangerous levels there. but the rain that's falling right now is heavy across southern areas of the uk. so this is sort of central, southern england — berkshire, london area, that sort of thing. not pleasant here at all. on top of that, it's cold. but notice a very big difference in northern england, northern ireland and scotland. here, actually, the skies are going to be clear through the night and that's going to lead to, again, a widespread frost — particularly across scotland and northern england. in scotland, in the highlands, i wouldn't be surprised if it dips down to —7 degrees again

in a speech in telford in shropshire, he offered what he called a "route map" to take the country forwarde nhs in england there's a pledge to add 50,000 more nurses — and restore nursing grants — that's on top of an existing promise to pump tens of billions more into the health service. he said there'd be no rises in income tax, national insurance and vat for 5 years. and he pledged to raise the threshold at which people start paying national insurance — to £9,500, a saving of £85 a year, per person. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, was at the manifesto launch, and her report contains some flash photography. ahead, but far from clear and away. feeling optimistic ministers? tories out, tories out! the trees know it's theirs to lose, but who would bet the tories know it's theirs to lose, but who would bet on much these days? this time last year, borisjohnson wasjust a controversial backbencher. now defending his own position as prime minister. and with a list of promises he's making new, trying to secure the conservatives another five years in charge. how is that? can everybody see t

in a speech in telford, in shropshire, he offered what he called a route map to take the country forwardthe nhs in england, there was a new pledge to add 50,000 more nurses to the workforce, partly by stemming the flow of people leaving, and also by recruiting from overseas. there was also a promise to restore nursing grants and train more staff. he said there would be no rises in income tax, national insurance and vat for five years. an earlier plan from mrjohnson to raise the income tax threshold for higher earners is scrapped, but there is a pledge to raise the threshold at which people start paying national insurance to £9,500, a saving of £85 a year per person. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg was at the manifesto launch, and her report contains some flash photography. ahead, but far from clear and away. are you feeling optimistic, ministers? chanting: tories out! the tories know it is theirs to lose, but who would bet on much these days? this time last year, borisjohnson wasjust a controversial backbencher, now defending his own position as prime minister... chanting: boris! .

going to be very disturbing reading for those families who were caught up in the events here in shropshireampaigned so hard to get this independent inquiry off the ground, but also for those very hard—working people within the nhs who tried to deliver the best possible care day in and day out. but they will also be big concern is that when this interim report was published in february of this year, it said then that there was still of care going on at that dominic, thank you very much. the police siege of hong kong's university is in its third day, leaving the last of the protestors still inside, facing an increasingly desperate situation with supplies of water and food running out. at the height of the campus occupation, there were hundreds of pro—democracy activists, but now their number has dwindled to the dozens. 0ur correspondent, rupert wingfield—hayes, reports from the campus. they came out looking more like prisoners of war, hands on each other‘s shoulders, full on, humiliated and exhausted. family members looked on anxiously, hoping to catch a glimpse of a missing child. this man

some of us had more rain and not just rain, some snow there into the welsh hills in shropshire, veryin those areas seeing the worst of the flooding but there are still some severe flood warnings, head to the website for full details about the areas affected by those and at the moment. this is where the rain is setting overnight, it will be across parts of england, southern half of england and wales, easing in intensity, some hill snow mixed in, northern ireland drier but icy as temperatures dip away in the frost sets in, so ice and untreated surfaces and a risk across parts of northern england and scotland for that as it turns cold and frosty here as well. under clear skies. the low pressure that but today's rain is pulling away southwards, with the gap between weather systems so these become important as we look at the longer forecast but as for the number on sunday, it is looking much quieter, could be fog patches across southern parts with a good deal of cloud and some patchy rain to start the day, a little clearing southwards as it brightens up and parts of eastern england and sc

some of us had more rain and notjust rain, some snow there into the welsh hills in shropshire, very wintrylly we have not seen the huge amount of new rainfall in those areas seeing the worst of the flooding but there are still some severe flood warnings, head to the website for full details about the website for full details about the areas affected by those and at the areas affected by those and at the moment. this is where the rain is setting overnight, it will be across parts of england, southern half of england and wales, easing and intensity, some hill snow mixed m, and intensity, some hill snow mixed in, northern ireland hurling drier but i see as temperatures dip away in the frost sets in, so ice and untreated surfaces and a risk across parts of northern england and scotla nd parts of northern england and scotland for that as it turns cold and frosty here as well. under lodge to clear skies. the low pressure that but today's rain is pulling away southwards, with the gap between weather systems of this becomes important as we look at the longer forecast but as for the number on sunda

this is in shropshire and we had some snow across parts of northern and mid wales as wealth of this eveningr that is the story across central and southern areas of the uk. this is the weatherfront responsible for bringing this next dose of rain. we had rain a couple of days ago that caused all of the problems in northern england. this isa problems in northern england. this is a completely different weather system then the rain we had a couple of days ago. it is still causing problems and we still have severe flood warnings in south yorkshire. 0n the river don,... but on this weather system we have more rain and southern england it is raining through hampshire, through to oxygen. you can see rain into the peak district as well and generally quite cloudy and murky and damp across many central and southern parts of england and wales through the night. it is nothing to be frosty here, you can see the green colours above zero around three to 6 degrees, but in scotland this coming night it is going to bejust as degrees, but in scotland this coming night it is going to be just as cold as last nigh

saturday, notjust rain but more of the uk had its first snow of the season, welsh hills and this from shropshireally the effect of recent rain which are still major flooding, especially to south yorkshire and derbyshire. many flood warnings imports. to head to oui’ flood warnings imports. to head to our website for the latest details on these and weather warning ‘s as well. sunday getting off to a cold, frosty stuff northern england, scotland, northern ireland, a risk of ice on treated services, especially northern ireland after saturday was so wet. temperatures above freezing, still with a bit of cloud and rain as the day begins. that is pulling away. there is a gap between weather systems. these runs are coming in as sunday comes to an end as it turns wet from the west again. each of the jobs across southern england, south wales of seeing early rain, fog patches around towards the south as well, early on remembrance sunday. all of thatis early on remembrance sunday. all of that is away. see the extent of the fine, sunny weather during the day. they showers a clipping areas of england around th

of a cold start, but plenty of sunshine overhead for the vast majority, as captured here across shropshireeastern parts of the country. this area of low pressure not affecting us. that moves off to the north and with high—pressure holding on across eastern europe that will keep these rain—bearing weather fronts at bay for many. they will slide into western areas so we will see some changes here, but for the time being, as you can see quite nicely from the satellite imagery, we are between two areas of cloud, most have got clear skies. a few mist and fog patches and some shower clouds drifting down through shetland, the far east of scotland and some north sea coastal counties of england. but for most, you stick with the dry and sunny weather right through the afternoon. pretty chilly out there, especially where the fog has lingered longest but, as i said, you've got some sunshine to compensate. with clear skies around going into tonight temperatures will take a tumble again. in northern ireland, wales and the south—west, it will be an early dip in temperature, maybe lifting later as the bre

in a speech in shropshire, borisjohnson will pledge to bring his eu withdrawal deal back to the housef commons before christmas, if he wins the election next month. our political correspondent, tom barton, reports. he wants to keep the top job. and later this afternoon, he'll set out what he says he's got to offer. central to the conservatives‘ manifesto — bringing the law that would make brexit happen back here before christmas and getting it agreed before the brexit deadline at the end of january. beyond that, there's the question of getting a trade deal agreed. michael gove today confident that would happen next year. we've done a huge amount of work already, alongside the withdrawal agreement, in the political declaration, which lays the groundwork for the deal that we want. across europe, there is an appetite to ensure that we tie up the loose ends, we conclude a relationship based on free trade and friendly cooperation. away from brexit, the conservatives are promising to freeze national insurance, income tax and vat — what they are calling a triple lock. but they are also makin

we have had snow in parts of wales, shropshire for example, as well.front here is bringing some very wet weather to some southern parts of the uk. pretty miserable saturday night across the south with that heavy rain and on top of it, it is cold and temperatures are struggling. just a few degrees above freezing in some areas. through the night, the skies will remain clear in scotland and northern england, so here it is going to be cold and frosty and temperatures in the highlands could dip down to minus seven degrees. it could be quite so cold across southern part of the uk. here a bit more cloud, temperatures possibly around four or five degrees. the good news is that for remembrance sunday memorial services the weather is looking absolutely fine, perhaps some mist and fog in the morning, but plenty of sunshine on the way. again, it is going to be quite a cold day. in the north of the country only around 6 degrees. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the conservatives lay out plans to train and employ thousands more gps, despite failing to meet a

earlier on this was a picture sent in from shropshire.ng will be the heavy rain across some southern and central parts of england. this is the weather front that's been bringing the wet and the snowy weather to some western parts of the uk. and then the rain that we had two days ago is still causing problems across parts of south yorkshire. there are various severe flood warnings still in force on the river don, so dangerous levels there. but the rain that's falling right now is heavy across southern areas of the uk. so this is sort of central, southern england, berkshire, london area, that sort of thing. not pleasant here at all. on top of that, it's cold. but notice a very big difference in northern england, northern ireland and scotland. here, actually, the skies are going to be clear through the night and that's going to lead to, again, a widespread frost, particularly across scotland and northern england. in scotland, in the highlands, i wouldn't be surprised if it dips down to —7 degrees again this coming night, a bit like last nigh

some of the mothers, there, in dominic hughes' report talking about the maternity scandal in shropshirersity in hong kong is now in its third day, leaving the last of the protestors still inside, facing an increasingly desperate situation, with supplies of water and food running out. at the height of the occupation, there were hundreds of pro—democracy actvists inside, but now their number has fallen to the dozens. 0ur correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports from the campus. they came out looking more like prisoners of war, hands on each other‘s shoulders, forlorn, humiliated and exhausted. family members looked on anxiously, hoping to catch a glimpse of a missing child. did anyone come out from the polyu? this man saw his brother, a man he says was only in the hong kong polytechnic to help negotiate, but he too is now in a police cell. how does that make you feel? angry. very and... we wanted justice to come out in hong kong. it is one country, two systems. it is not china. it is the rule of law in hong kong. but now it is being like china. tonight, we managed to get inside the un

the murder of the former aston villa footballer dalian atkinson, who died after being tasered in shropshires now. yes, simon, so both officers, the one has been charged with murder and a female officer, who has been charged with assault causing actual bodily harm, have just appeared charged with assault causing actual bodily harm, havejust appeared on birmingham magistrates' court this morning, a very brief appearance there, and they are due to come to birmingham crown court this afternoon. this all relates to an incident back in august 2016. dalian atkinson, a very well—known and much loved footballer, who played for aston villa, sheffield wednesday and ipswich town, was staying with his dad in telford. because of the incident he was tasered by these two officers, subsequently restrained and subsequently died. there was a very long investigation by the iopc, who passed on theirfiles very long investigation by the iopc, who passed on their files to the crown prosecution service a year ago today, after more than three years since dalian atkinson died. we now know that one of those two office

some of the parents there, in dominic hughes' report, talking about the maternity scandal in shropshirepeople have been found in a refrigerated container on board a ferry bound for the uk. let's speak to our correspondentjohn mcmanus. those were ominous words when you think about what happened not so long ago, but some better news for these travellers tonight. these 25 migrants were discovered by crew on board this very which is operated by the danish company dfds. the ferry left the netherlands at about 7pm it is time this evening, the crews say they discovered these 25 migrants, somehow hidden within a refrigerated unit on board the ferry. as we know, thatis unit on board the ferry. as we know, that is extremely dangerous as well as being cold those units can often be airtightand as being cold those units can often be airtight and you mentioned the incident in essex last month where those vietnamese migrants were u nfortu nately those vietnamese migrants were unfortunately found dead. in this case, everybody was found alive. 0nce case, everybody was found alive. once the crew discover

described as the most radical agenda for britain at the launch of the party's manifesto in telford in shropshire, promising to freeze income tax, vat and national insurance. he also pledged more money for the nhs and zero net carbon emissions by 2050. but he said the most critical element of the plan was to make sure britain left the european union. let's talk to warwick lightfoot, he was a special adviser to three conservative chancellors, and is now the director of economics and social policy at policy ecxhange. thank you very much for being with us. thank you very much for being with us. it was something of a damp squib, borisjohnson us. it was something of a damp squib, boris johnson describing us. it was something of a damp squib, borisjohnson describing it asa squib, borisjohnson describing it as a partial blueprint for the future, that is not going to set the world on fire? what i have found a new manifesto so far is it is a realistic political document that is set against the constraints that all politicians face when they have to make these decisions. the tax pledges are there, we have

what a beautiful picture this is from shropshire, out and about for many parts of the country, oui’ about

jeremy corbyn has been in telford in shropshire, a must win seat for labourand said... labour prime minister. but i have to warn you, it will be very different. it will be a very different way of doing things. because i was not born to rule. he promised to scrap university tuition fees, end rough sleeping, in work poverty and the need forfood banks and added... judge us on whether we have built hundreds of thousands of genuinely affordable homes so that decent and secure housing is within the reach of everyone. judge us on whether patients are still waiting more than four hours in a&e departments and tens of thousands are waiting months for cancer treatment. judge us on whether we have got brexit sorted within six months by offering the people the final say. who do you prefer? mr corbyn, mrjohnson or one of the other party leaders? it will be your call in five weeks‘ time. let's speak to our chief political correspondent vicki young, who's in downing street. that's where borisjohnson launched his campaign. that was a good start? these parties have election grids. you ca

mr atkinson, who was a8, died after being tasered in shropshire in 2016.e claims but a judge has adjourned a hearing on whether or not to decide whether we can name them until next wednesday. the case itself, the charge of murder and the charge of assault has been adjourned. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. likely to see problems of flooding, particularly across northern england. the reason, this slow—moving weather front which will bring persistent outbreaks of rain, particularly over to the east of the pennines. the met office has issued an amberwarning pennines. the met office has issued an amber warning without to 100 millimetres of rain forecast across parts of yorkshire and derbyshire. these counties are likely to have the worst of the effects. indeed we are seeing flood warnings start to be issued. particularly in yorkshire, the flooding situation is likely to get worse before it gets better. the rain will still be with us through the afternoon. into this night, the same kind of areas will be affected before sl

the 48 year old was restrained by officers in telford in shropshire in 2016.ury. sian lloyd reports. dalian atkinson's talents won him some memorable goals. this strike clinched him goal of the season in 1993. his career spanned 15 years, including four seasons with aston villa in the 1990s. but three years ago, police were called to his father's home, near telford. a taser was discharged and dalian atkinson was restrained. he died shortly afterwards, following a cardiac arrest. what happened there was investigated by the police watchdog. following that independent inquiry, two officers from the west mercia force appeared in court today. they were both charged this morning — one with the murder of dalian atkinson, and the other, a woman police officer, is accused of assault, causing actual bodily harm. their identities are currently being protected. the barrister for the two police officers argued that they should remain anonymous because they could face a risk to their lives if their identities became known. the judge said that it was virtually wholly unprece