slater lane. he was born in a form right alongside of slater's lane, and he's buried right alongside slater's lane. a very fitting tribute. >> i do want to say that i hope none of us are ever as lucky as luther slater. >> i don't know. the guy was shot like four different places and survived the civil war. so, like -- got to marry a lovely pennsylvania girl. you know? >> is always a but. >> it's curious that he's not buried with his wife, a little bit. >> yeah. i'm glad you brought that up. so, his first wife is buried in gettysburg, pennsylvania, along with her family. three years after she died, he did remarry. >> wow. >> remarried a cousin. >> wow. >> i'm -- i'm not trying to bystrov this guy. >> it's only a k if you are a landed gentry. >> only okay if you are in the 19th century. >> yeah. axle, he remarried three years after her death, and he is buried with his second wife, as well as his daughter from the first marriage. >> okay. >> they're all buried together in love its fill. >> okay.all r

slater lane. he was born in a farm right alongside slater lane. a very fitting tribute. >> i do want to say i hope none of us are ever as lucky as luther slater. >> i don't know. the guy was shot for different places and survived the civil war. he got to marry a lovely pennsylvania girl. >> there is always a but. >> it's curious he's not buried with his wife. >> i'm glad you brought that up. his first wife is buried in gettysburg along with her family. three years after she died he did remarry. he remarried a cousin. >> wow. >> i'm not trying to besmirch this guy. it's only okay if you're in the 19th century. he remarried three years after her death and he is buried with his second wife as well as his daughter from the first marriage. they are all together in love it's phil. trying to tear this guy down. >> don't ever call me lucky. but it's a little curious aside. white was in gettysburg. northern virginia didn't have enough cavalry because he was doing his own thing but white and stewart did not get along. they were together at brandy station in

that is a man name luther slater. i like to call him lucky luther's luck is not always good, but when you find so interesting about him is whether good or bad seems to put him into interesting circumstances during the civil war. he is going to find himself at the center of a lot of really incredible experiences over the course of the civil war. his born in 1841 is born just outside of levitz ville. a few miles northwest of us here. and encase you cannot tell from his name, he is a lutheran. he is part of the german migration that comes to northern loudoun county. mostly from pennsylvania and western maryland. in fact, to this day some people still refer to levitt seville as the german settlement for this reason. what this migration is going to do is give this part of loudoun county a very different culture than the rest of the county. in the northwestern part of the county on down to goose creek, till waterford, you are going to have a lot of german immigrants. a lot of quakers, a lot of people coming from pennsylvani

saying that servant jonathan slater saying that not servantjonathan slater saying that not for cosmeticasons, not because they would be nice to have got on health and safety grounds the department was asking for 300 to 400 new builds, that is a huge gap. it comes on the back of something the prime minister said in his statement about how he put extra money into recovery funding for young people. you will remember that the recovery —— he resigned and the chancellor wasn't prepared to do it. i think we are getting some weasel words but from the former chancellor and listening to the current chancellor at the moment. all kinds of questions notjust about health and safety around funding and around why decisions were made to push education to the margins. what does the education secretary need to say this afternoon to reassure parents? i think she's got a big job on her hands given what we've seen of her in the media today. i think lots of parents are going to need a huge amount of reassurance first on health and safety grounds. so, we had the identification of those schools which are not fu

according to mr slater, 300 400 schools, _ hours. schools, you mentioned - hours. according to mr slater, 300| 400 schools, you mentioned them, a00 schools, you mentioned them, 300-a00 a00 schools, you mentioned them, 300—a00 schools needed to be repaired per because of the schools being built with post—war concrete. they were hoping they would get 100-200, they they were hoping they would get 100—200, they say the 100 was cut to 50 per year by the chancellor rishi sunak. that is what he says. we will see what rishi sunak says in response. now, we have the recruitment editor at tes, this was a problem a long time in the making, and we are notjust talking about raac but other manifestations of dilapidation. it’s raac but other manifestations of dilapidation— dilapidation. it's really apparent when ou dilapidation. it's really apparent when you read _ dilapidation. it's really apparent when you read the _ dilapidation. it's really apparent when you read the survey - dilapidation. it's really apparent when you read the survey that l dil

former senior civil servant jonathan slater accused former senior civil servantjonathan slater accused in 2021 and he said the department for education had funding to repair our hundred schools per year and they were expecting that to be increased but it was far short of what was needed. 3—400 schools per year needed repairing but they thought rishi sunak was going to increase the number but when it came to the spending review in the autumn, rishi sunak reaffirmed the commitment he had made the year before to refurbish or rebuild 500 schools over ten years so about 50 per year and he has been, this has been put to him, and he said it was completely and utterly wrong and that refurbishing and rebuilding 50 schools per year was completely in line with what had been done historically in this country. so pressure on what the government had donein pressure on what the government had done in the years running up to that, notjust in recent weeks, and also the immediate scale of the problem going forward. this also the immediate scale of the problem going forward. this row land directl on prob

sue gray well , slater is no longer well, slater is no longer a civil servant, so you can't really sayut. i mean, this is potentially be very, very serious. i mean , be very, very serious. i mean, you could envisage another sort of aberfan situation where a school collapses and scores of children are killed . and it's children are killed. and it's absolutely right. i think in those circumstances for a former official, certainly, and maybe even existing officials to speak out. >> but doesn't he to some extent expose himself that he was the permanent secretary? why didn't he devote all the building budget to this rack? well that is that is up to you , isn't he is that is up to you, isn't he just basically protecting his position before people point the finger at him? position before people point the fingwell, him? position before people point the fingwell, there may be an element >> well, there may be an element of that. but on the other hand, i still think absolutely i still think it's absolutely right. think been right. i think there's been too many government right. i think there's be

sue gray well , slater is no longer well, slater is no longer a civil servant, so you can't really saypeak out. i mean, this is potentially be very, very serious. i mean , be very, very serious. i mean, you could envisage another sort of aberfan situation where a school collapses and scores of children are killed . and it's children are killed. and it's absolutely right. i think in those circumstances for a former official, certainly, and maybe even existing officials to speak out. >> but doesn't he to some extent expose himself that he was the permanent secretary? why didn't he devote all the building budget to this rack? well that is that is up to you , isn't he is that is up to you, isn't he just basically protecting his position before people point the finger at him? position before people point the fingwell, him? position before people point the fingwell, there may be an element >> well, there may be an element of that. but on the other hand, i still think absolutely i still think it's absolutely right. think been right. i think there's been too many government right. i think ther

in bradley's last game, he had to line up against iowa's duke slater, who was one of the best linemanin college football, and also one of the few black players in major college football at the time. now, bradley had grown up in rural missouri, where jim crow was still very much the law of the land. the referee knew this, and he pulled bradley aside before the game just to make sure that he was okay with facing off against a black opponent. bradley assured him that he was and that he would play fair, as walter ecker saw who covered the game, noted a few plays was enough to convince anyone that the best of feelings elicited between the pair on several occasions, major bradley helped slater to his feet when the latter was handled roughly. now, bradley, of course, went on to be a five star general and played a significant role in the winning of world war two. in 1948, as army chief of staff, he was tasked with carrying out the orders of another missouri native president, harry truman, to disagree gate the military. he did this successfully, and i believe that the foundation of bradley's e

let's hear again howjonathan slater characterised it a couple of years ago.ry of course have got a concern there is never enough money for everything, but we were able to present them with really good data. we were not just saying there's a significant risk of fatality, we were saying there is a critical risk to life, if this programme is not funded. we've got a question from a viewer, bearing all of that in mind, why didn't the government do anything sooner? i didn't the government do anything sooner? ., didn't the government do anything sooner? . ., , didn't the government do anything sooner? . . , . . ., sooner? i mean, that is the crucial auestion sooner? i mean, that is the crucial question that _ sooner? i mean, that is the crucial question that ministers _ sooner? i mean, that is the crucial question that ministers are - sooner? i mean, that is the crucial question that ministers are facing. i question that ministers are facing. their explanation is that they were looking into this, that surveys have been sent to schools, hundreds of them haven't actua

bbc director of sport barbara slater is to retire next year.d slater was a "pioneer, innovator and outstanding leader". europe's ryder cup team was confirmed this week — luke donald's side comprising first—timers with experienced hands like rory mcilory. the world number two a veteran of this tournament, with six consecutive ryder cups under his belt ahead of this month's battle with the us in rome. mcilroy this week playing at the irish open, spoke to the bbc�*s stephen watson, and was optimistic of the challenge ahead. i think we've got a great chance. there is a really good mix of experience and youth in there. even some of the youth is quite experienced, someone likejon rahm. yeah, and viktor hovland as well for example. i think it's a really good team. if you had asked me at the start of the year what i thought our chances were, i thought we would have a really tough time. but the closer we have got to the cup, the more i'm liking what, you know... what the team has become and the way everyone is playing. i think we are in a really good sp

this| intervention from jonathan slater, intervention from jonathan slater, former head of the department on rishi sunak. there have been pressure on him to grip this crisis, as mp5 come back to westminster. but actually, until this morning, there have not been much of a sense that he might be responsible, or at least partly responsible, as was claimed, for the situation being, frankly, such a mess as it is, with schools finding outjust days before the term begins that they might have to close. we have been speaking to people who were around government at the time of the spending review. some of them say the criticism is a bit unfair. they doubt whether this actually reached rishi sunak�*s desk. others say even if it didn't reach his desk, it was symptomatic of the way the treasury approached this issue. but if you leave behind a question of who knew what undecided what, when, what you are really left with is the prime minister being bogged down in a really difficult issue. because this is a difficult issue, without a clear end. we still don't know how many schools might be affected. we s

and time now for ten seconds of an iconic moment in eastenders, stacey slater�*s granddaughter has been is charlie. oh, after uncle charlie. oh, no, after charlie xcx. oh, get with it, jack. it's a singer. i love it. charlie xcx is a fan of that as well. you're all caught up now. see you later. welcome to sportsday. i'm mark edwards. here's what's coming up on our show. best of buds off the court, but russian duo daniil medvedev and andrey rublev slug it out in tough conditions at the us open with a semi—final place at stake. no sets dropped and soon to be world number one — aryna sabalenka is into the semi—finals of the us open. history made as sri lanka's women beat england in a t20 series for the first time in their history. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. we're going to start at flushing meadows. it's the us open, where heat and humidity provided for a grueling battle between lifelong friends daniil medvedev and andrey rublev in their men's quarter—final. before the meeting of the muscovites, the pair had talked about a friendship dating back to when rublev was just six years old

and time now for ten seconds of an iconic moment in eastenders, stacey slater�*s granddaughter has beenh, after uncle charlie. oh, no, after charlie xcx. 0h, get with it, jack. it's a singer. - i love it. charlie xcx is a fan of that as well. you're all caught up now. see you later. welcome to sportsday. i'm mark edwards. here's what's coming up on our show. best of buds off the court, but russian duo daniil medvedev and andrey rublev slug it out in tough conditions at the us open with a semi—final place at stake. no sets dropped and soon to be world number one — aryna sabalenka is into the semi—finals of the us open. history made as sri lanka's women beat england in a t20 series for the first time in their history.

i think we lost james slater.reciate you coming on and telling us all of your stories and experiences with jimmy buffett. >>> coming up, for the first time in three years, student loan payments are about to be due, and coming up, we'll speak to the experts about what borrowers need to know ahead. >>> plus, the manhunt for a convicted murderer who escaped from a pennsylvania prison has intensified. we will speak with a bounty hunter about the case next. thee and work there. because you call these communities homeme, and we do too. pnc bank. i'm sholeh, and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really scouraging. but golo's so easy, the weight just falls off. ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one helps you build a life. chevy silverado. the all-new tempur-pedic breeze makes

it started september 1st when some montgomery high school students entered slater middle school campus to start a fight with one of their students. a few days later, police responded to a threat made about shooting the same victim at slater middle school. police were granted a search warrant of the teen's home and found the assault rifle in a backpack. both teens were arrested and charged. a person with a knife kept police at bay for four hours this afternoon. the standoff closed part of folsom and essex street. police initially responded to a call about a fight and found a person who was stabbed. they took the victim to the hospital. officers found the suspect inside a home nearby. they say that person had a knife and refused police commands. police say after four hours, they used lethal force to enter the home and arrest the suspect in the east bay. hundreds of oakland residents concerned about rising crime showed up for a community safety meeting today with local officials. the event was hosted by an east oakland church, but there wasn't room for everyone inside and many neighbors w

we had a former head officialfrom the department for education, jonathan slater, come out and basicallya big part of the blame or at least a big part of the blame for this situation getting so bad at the door of rishi sunak. he said that when rishi sunak wa5 chancellor, the treasury, which he was running, cut the number of schools that had the money to be repaired. in fact, schools that had the money to be repaired. infact, cut schools that had the money to be repaired. in fact, cut them schools that had the money to be repaired. infact, cut them in schools that had the money to be repaired. in fact, cut them in half when the department for education wanted them to be doubled if not tripled. rishi sunak say5 wanted them to be doubled if not tripled. rishi sunak says that it's rubbish but i think whatever the rights and wrongs, the fact that the prime minister has ended up bogged down in these questions of what he did or didn't do and what he should or should not have done a few years backi5 or should not have done a few years back is just a bad to look and a distraction for a prime mini

the burrows and the slaters both have three young children. you know, even some of the most difficult situations, you know, they bring a lot of light, laughter, energy. and it's no different today getting them all together. motor neurone disease is a life limiting degenerative condition. rob can no longer walk or talk and needs 2a hour care. ed is starting to lose function in his arms and legs. but it's the children that both families worry about. you know, i think it's a worry of, how are they going to cope with it? how are they going to deal? and, you know, you kind of i think as a parent, you just you just want your children to be happy, don't you? and you kind of, you know, i know what's coming and it's really difficult to prepare them. how long has daddy got, what does that mean? and it's really difficult to have those conversations with your children and to kind of say, you know, that it is a life limiting disease and it's going to mean that daddy, you know, is not going to be around as long as we... and that's so hard because then it's

first time since may, san francisco had 10 hits but couldn't get them when they needed them, austin slater back with one out in the third, paul deyoung thrown at it at home, and chicago won 8-2 and swept the series and san francisco's sixth straight loss, gives them a record of 70- 70. >> cool story glenn. >>> shout out to blue devils football, the new acc rival upending number 9 clemson monday night 28-7 behind riley leonard and the hard running, like the 44 yard touchdown, no surprise the duke fans stormed the field, lost in the excitement, the homework assignment was due that night. >> professor taylor, if you are seeing this, let me turn my homework in, it might already be 12. >> great game last night, it was so exciting, congratulations to you and your teammates, wesley williams and the other lineman prepared ahead of time, so why didn't the quarterback and i said no way man, no extension. >> oh, man.>> those are the roles . >>> the steve young teases good, is he going to work for delta too quick >> steve is taking on another job, tom brady has his job but steve has taken on another j

officers were investigating a shooting threat made against a 13 year-old herbert slater middle schoolcases tied to a gang fight that broke out at that middle school. 14 montgomery high came on campus. extra patrols will remain on both campuses as that investigation continues. happening today, san francisco unified plans to present a proposal to the board of education. i would actually allow them to fall up to 1 billion dollars next year through a proposed bond measure. they say that money would pay for needed improvements include updated dining spaces, new technology and security upgrades if approved. this would be the biggest bond measure in at least 21 years. california attorney general rob bonta announced a 49 million dollar settlement with kaiser for unlawfully disposing hazardous waste, medical waste and protected patient information at its facilities. according to the g undercover inspections from 16 different dumpsters at kaiser, priscilla, d found electronic waste, syringes, medical supplies and body fluids and even records over 7,000 patients, all these items were headed for

austin slater comes back, paul dejong is thrown out at home, giants were 1 for a dig with runners in scoring position. chicago wins easily, 8-2. they sweep the series, san francisco now 70-70, not looking good. vance trying to grab some shade at the coliseum, a's hosting toronto. oakland called up kevin smith from aaa on tuesday. in the sixth, he hits his first home run since june 11th. a three run shot exit 5-1 a's. oakland welcomed pitching prospect mason miller, he had been on the injury list since may. miller pitched two perfect innings, struck out the side in the seventh, and hit 1:02 on the final pitch. a's avoid a sweep with a five-to win. >>> we know las vegas is evybody . they already got the readers to move, now they want the letter a's. but, the vegas soccer team is holding a promotion for their game against oakland, where fans get in for half off if they show up wearing a raiders or a's jersey. it is called, get this, vegas loves oakland sports teams. this is messed up. this is just dirty play, in my mind. that's a no-no. >> not okay. >> i hope fans flyover there is trash

now austin slater hit it up. the middle. but great play by cubs pitcher. going down the runner at home plate. bottom of the inning now, cody bellinger. it's one down the right-field line that scores a run. and man, oh, man, the cubs beat up on the giants 8 to 2. they'll play rockies on friday. you know you see that video. he's he's here. >> and though is with they're all jumping around like his bosses when they signed him. yeah, it's weird. like our buses don't do that. when we signed contract, not i don't. they don't. they don't really care as much or maybe they they're like a. got him again. haha sucker. haha, thanks, dave. thanks for watching dave. thanks for watching everybody. deserves a great de. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now

and analysis will reveal whether the beer has already been catalogued or not. slater reuben discovers more traces the biologist then trucks appear that has lost its few a few minutes. the trail led to this farm. the no, i think may or to water my yeah. and as farmer young with a test, whether there have been any attacks and if you seem to be, are we simply the, the here every night that's kind of cetera of any of the the beer from the area of reuben uses monitors that seem center. and it was danger meeting mayor, my young had to item on the police report will not have any it got chased away several times up to what are the many turned aggressive quickly and on may 31st was i made the decision as mer to have it shot, remodeling those with you on the push. got it. if it were up to them, are many more various would be shots in romania summer, even calling for the population to be killed off. that would be $4000.00. right. there's no back to wildlife biologist reuben uses these installed cameras. the images help document the root spears used to migrate in the past year. videos like these

and analysis will review whether the beer has already been catalogued or not. slater. reuben discovers more traces the biologist then tracks appear if it has lost its feet or a few minutes the trail led to this farm. the no, i think we've been near to water my. yeah. and as farmer you on was a test. whether there have been any attack and if you've seen the bay, or we simply divide by the name of the here every night, that's got a cetera of any of the the beer from the area of reuben uses monitor that same center. and it was danger meeting miramar. yeah. and had to item on the police up that will not have any it got chased away several times after. what are the many turns aggressive for police and on may 31st was made, the decision is mer to have it shut the model and those with you on the let me push got it. if it were up to them, how many more theorist would be shot in romania summer, even calling for half of the population to be killed off? that would be $4000.00. right. and there's back to wildlife biologist, reuben uses these installed cameras. the images help document the root spe

of wanna one officers say they were investigating a threat made against a 13 year-old at herbert slater middle school. investigators say the cases read into a fight that broke out at the middle school last friday. school staff says the teens who started the fight were not students at the school. teachers had to order students to shelter in place. well, they tried to break up the fight. take a look at this. real or fake hard to tell. turns out that is a real gun. the colorful one san leandro police officers recovered the semiautomatic ak. 47 from somebody is home. this week police searched a guy's home after they got a call about somebody brandishing a rifle, pulled a gun. they arrested 30 year-old jacob perez on multiple gun related charges, including being a felon in possession of a gun. police say this is not the first time they've come across a weapon like that. but thankfully, they say they're not widespread either. you can find them on the internet. quick google search. another mail carrier has been robbed in the bay this time in san francisco sunset. happened last wednesday. usps

austin slater sort of the plate is slow. ryan mcmahon trots in to score the tying run.ck this out. let's go to the 9th inning now. the giants have a run. still no hits. jd davis finally breaks up the no-hitter with his double to left field that jay deas 20nd double of the season. he gets the rally started. he would eventually come around to score on this. and wilmer flores walk, giants lead to want they turn the ball over the coming of all. he's been solid this year, but he finds himself in some trouble here. la hear us montero grounds it to left. yes, trump's he comes up throwing the ball hits charlie blackmon as he comes in the slide rolls into foul territory. he's the winning run. absolutely brutal loss for the san francisco giants. and this one really hurts in the standings. the reds, d'backs and marlins all took care of business today. so the giants ended up sinking to 6th place in the wild card race. but san francisco is just a game back, but they're going to have to leapfrog now all of those teams to claim the national league's final wild card spot. they're let's

mr slater suggests it is — but is that fair?ol buildings survey" — a major investigation by the education department in may 2021. this found that the total backlog maintenance need in the school estate summed to around £11.4 billion. with around £1.5 billion of that related to school roofs. this doesn�*t mean that all that is due to raac concrete, but it does show that professional surveyors identified a major necessary rebuilding job back then. but we are where we are. so how much could putting this right all cost the public purse? it�*s impossible to be sure as we don�*t know the extent of the problem, and the situation of each school is likely to be different. but one credible estimate suggests the cost of repairing each affected school might be £5 million. 0n the very conservative assumption that only 100 schools are affected, that implies a bill of £500 million. but this almost certainly isn�*t the extent of it. it is important to remember that this material was notjust used in school buildings, it is likely present in many

davis, austin slater.runs at coors field and then hang on for a dear life. 11 to 10. your final. they salvaged the finale of the four game set. they are two games back for that final wild card spot. a's hosting the padres. and yeah, that's one way to keep the sun out of your eyes. sunny in oakland. this one was all san diego, though. juan soto in particular. padres up four nothing in the seventh. when soto takes ken walden chuck deep and over the state farm sign two run homer next inning soto bases loaded an and boom there it goes that's a grand slam off devin sweet soto's 32nd career or 32nd home run of the season. first career grand slam as the padres win 10 to 1. but of course, the big story niners two and zero. yeah and get ready and the giants like you said it's going to be fun post game s today on voices for change, marking 60 years since the march on washington and a speech that changed history the point of i have a dream 60 years ago that speech was that king saved the day plus finding purpose in f

jonathan slater spoke earlier on the bbc radio's today programme.pending review was completed a year after i left the department, and i was absolutely amazed to see that the decision made by the government was to halve the school rebuilding programme, down from 100 a year to 50 a year. to be clear then, in the department you were saying we need to rebuild 300 to 400, it became 100 a year. after you left the department it went down to 50 a year? yes, to be clear, we knew what we needed, 300 to 400. there is only so much capacity in the construction industry, there is disruption if you close schools and rebuild them. so the actual ask in the spending review in 2021 was to double the 100 to 200. that's what we thought was going to be practical in the first instance. i thought we'd get it. but the actual decision that the chancellor took in '21 was to halve the size of the programme. butjust what is the concrete at the centre of this saga? raac, to give it's full name, is reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete. it's a lightweight concrete that was used

called to a property in long clawson near melton mowbray on thursday night where they found carrie slatered with murder and is due before magistrates in leicester. health service managers estimate that more than one million nhs appointments in england have been cancelled because of strikes. nhs providers have warned that resources are likely to be severely stretched as winter approaches. industrial action began in december. the official number of inpatient and outpatient appointments and operations cancelled is more than 885,000. the cost—of—living crisis has changed according to the boss of aldi in the uk and ireland. giles hurley says shoppers are buying more own—label products than ever before and he expects this to carry on. you�*re live with bbc news. authorities in kosovo say they�*ve taken control of a serbian 0rthodox monastery in the territory�*s north, ending a stand—off with a group of heavily armed men. the gunmen are suspected of carrying out a night—time attack, in which a policeman died. here�*s our balkans correspondent guy delauney. the shooting appears to be over and the

the north korean leader of this delegation were on the 1st stall before heading to a naval base. slater on saturday. kim, john boone was shown combine aircraft rockets as well as ship based upsets americans memory. well, the meeting comes on the heels of his visit to vs, and of course, the folks need cost control for talks with russian president, ukraine's military spokes person has published a list of international observers of the recent dunbar selections, labeling them all. cultures as follows on from sarah ocean survey, lowest shilling for at the key of wood, quote, hunter, don journalist who cover rushes. the point was this tweet missed dozens of names who allegedly observed the racing felting and includes at least 3 americans. the elections were held in former, you printing and regions up decided last year by referendum to join russia. cirillo is actually an american, then worked as a journalist prior to joining the ukranian armed forces. russian federal authorities have launched an investigation into her comments. next week, the teeth of the russian devils will nash ever harder.

called to a property in long clawson — near melton mowbray — on thursday night where they found carrie slaterbeen charged with murder and is due before magistrates. health service managers estimate that more than one million nhs appointments in england have been cancelled because of strikes. nhs providers have warned that resources are likely to be severely stretched as winter approaches. industrial action began in december. the official number of inpatient and outpatient appointments and operations cancelled is more than 885,000 the cost—of—living crisis has changed shopping habits for good, according to the boss of aldi in the uk and ireland. giles hurley says shoppers are buying more own—label products than ever before and he expects this to carry on. cheaper supermarket own—label ranges are enjoying a boom as shoppers try to save money. you're live with bbc news. the uk prime minister, rishi sunak, has said armed police need clarity on the split—second decisions they have to make in life—or—death situations. a source has told the bbc that more than 100 of the 2,500 armed officers in the m

called to a property in long clawson — near melton mowbray — on thursday night where they found carrie slateren charged with murder and is due before magistrates in leicester. health service managers estimate that more than one—million nhs appointments in england have been cancelled because of strikes. nhs providers have warned that resources are likely to be severely stretched as winter approaches. industrial action began in december. the official number of inpatient and outpatient appointments and operations cancelled stands at more than 885,000. the cost—of—living crisis has changed shopping habits for good — according to the boss of aldi in the uk and ireland. giles hurley says shoppers are buying more own—label products than ever before and he expects this to carry on. cheaper supermarket own—label ranges are enjoying a boom as shoppers try to save money. you're live with bbc news. more than 1,000 ethnic armenian refugees from the disputed enclave of nagorno—karabakh have started arriving in armenia. they're the first to cross the border since it was captured by azerbaijani forces earlie

well new at 11 santa rosa police have made four arrests after investigating a slater middle school student who made a joke about having a gun on campus. when police investigated the student at that student's home yesterday afternoon, they found illegal mushrooms in a vehicle leaving the property and a ghost gun. in another child's bedroom. investigators also say they've connected the gun to reckless gunfire in the neighborhood. one teen and four adults were arrested. mail theft is a rampant crime in the bay area, but postal inspectors are fighting back. as ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains, they've made some big busts, which means stiffer penalties for the alleged thieves. you may recall this surveillance image of a man wanted for robbing a postal carrier in antioch back in may. and this video showing the same guy getting into this nissan altima. now, federal prosecutors say the getaway driver was this man, 19 year old robert bell, jr of antioch. this is a fake id with bell's real photo and someone else's name. and these photos show bell in a postal uniform. but he doesn't work for th

they showed this before heading to a naval base slater on a sunday, and most showing come about our truck rockets as well as ship based assets under to read the meeting comes on the heels off his visit to russia's got to talk to a customer where he helps us with russian presidents allow them to pay to delve deeper into the visit. let's cross live 2 political risk elements with a particular focus on asia. ross, find gold rush be to see you today. your thoughts on perhaps the venue chosen for the north korean leaders reception. why is kim jong and so interested in russian military equipment? there's always a little bit of mystery to whatever king john good does. whether that's domestically within north korea and certainly like this occasion when he travels outside of north korea because it's so rare. but what are the factors, excuse me? north korea continues to invest. it's military and that includes attaining to the extent that it can uh, better technology to improve its arsenal. because north korea, in conjunction and the military establishment in north korea, they look at their ability t

called to a property in long clawson — near melton mowbray — on thursday night where they found carrie slatermurder and is due before magistrates in leicester. health service managers estimate that more than one million nhs appointments in england have been cancelled because of strikes. nhs providers have warned that resources are likely to be severely stretched as winter approaches. industrial action began in december. the official number of inpatient and outpatient appointments and operations cancelled is more than 885,000. you will live with bbc news. let's return to the news that nurse lucy letby is to face a retrial on an outstanding allegation she attempted to murder a baby girl. letby was sentenced to a whole life order last month for the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of six others. but the jury was unable to reach verdicts on six counts relating to five children. 0ur correspondent in manchester gave us more details. our correspondent in manchester gave us more details-— us more details. there was a hearing of half-an-hour. _ us more details. there was a hearing of

jonathan slater spoke on the bbc radio's today programme.r after i left the department, and i was absolutely amazed to see that the decision made by the government was to halve the school rebuilding programme, down from 100 a year to 50 a year. to be clear, then, in the department, you were saying "we need to rebuild three to 400." it became 100 a year. and after you left the department, it went down to 50 a year? yes. to be clear, we know what's needed 300—400. there's only so much capacity in the construction industry. there is disruption if you close schools and rebuild them. so the actual ask in the spending review in 2021 was to double the 100 to 200. that's what we thought was going to be practical in the first instance, and i thought we'd get it, but the actual decision that the chancellor took in 21 was to halve the size of the programme. now, the chancellor, of course, was at the time? rishi sunak. i spoke with our correspondent ellie price who's outside a school in eltham, south east london. the gates have been closed all day and t

justin steele on the third, it's austin slater in the fourth, it's patrick bailey in the sixth. it's yaz in the seventh. it was wilmer flores. resistance is futile. steal strikes out 12 over eight innings. not only two hits, cubs get some insurance in the eighth. dansby swanson to left here comes mitch haniger for not making the play. the former giant mike hoffman scored as cubs win five zip, dropping the giants a game out of that final wild card spot. how about the a's and the jays? dad gives his son a foul ball. don't throw it, kid. almost threw it away. good save by pops. not used to seeing a three game a's win streak. three two jays in the seventh. jordan diaz ties it up with a solo bomb three apiece. they end up going to extras. kevin biggio, rbi single. the jays tally three runs in the 10th and win, ending the a's winning streak. six five sports on abc seven sponsored by river rock casino. we'll be right back . abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> eat, play and win at river rock casino summer may be ending, but things are heating up at living spaces where

it's austin slater in the fourth. it's patrick bailey in the sixth. it's yaz in the seventh.res. resistance is futile. steal strikes out 12 over eight innings, allowed only two hits. cubs get some insurance in the eighth. dansby swanson to left here comes mitch haniger not making the play the former giant mike hoffman scores cubs win five zip, dropping the giants a game out of that final wild card spot. how about the a's and the jays? dad gives his son a foul ball. don't throw a kid. almost throw it away. good. save by pops. not used to seeing a three game win streak. three two jays in the seventh. jordan diaz ties it up with a solo bomb three apiece they end up going to extras. kevin biggio rbi single. the jays tally three runs in the 10th and win, ending the a's winning streak. six five sports on abc seven sponsored by river rock casino. we'll be right back. >> when our clients recover both financial compensation and hope for the future, they've one justice takes more than a fighter. you need a champion walk a personal injury law visit , walk up law.com hate it when a car f

police say last friday, several students at montgomery high school came to herbert slater, middle schooltarted a fight with the 13 year old student. the suspects ran away before police came, and that 13 year old was not hurt. four days later, though, santa rosa police learned of a possible threat to shoot the 13 year old from four people, including two montgomery high students. after further investigation, police say detectives searched the home of a 14 year old student. they say officers found an unregistered ar 15 style rifle in the suspect's backpack, which they say belongs to the 16, belongs to the 16 year old sibling. both were arrested and booked into juvenile hall. police say the original fight was gang related and no threats were made to the school or student body. students and parents at montgomery high have expressed safety concerns recently. a student was stabbed to death during class back in march. police say they have assigned an officer to patrol the campus. now to vallejo. a 24 year old woman was walking to the store, running errands just blocks from her home when she was

one to one officers say that they were investigating a threat made against a 13 year-old herbert slater middle school. investigators say the case is rooted in a fight broke out at the middle school last friday. school staff says that the teens who started the fight were not students at the school. teachers had to order students to shelter in place to try to break up the fight. hawaii's governor says 66 people are still missing after last month's wildfires destroy the community of la hina. >> the tally of the missing is now significantly lower than just week earlier when authorities said 385 people remained unaccounted for. the fires on august, 8th destroyed more than 2000 structures and a cost estimated at 5.5 billion dollars worth of damage. 115 people are confirmed dead so far, maui. police say they've identified 55 of them, including at least one child under the age of 10. the governor also said that in the coming weeks, authorities will begin to schedule supervised visits for residents to return to and view their properties in the aftermath of the deadly luh-high-nuh fire, hawaii's