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the idea's to get people more active, and is currently being played in poole, weymouth, torbay, southwark appeared — nearly 200 grey boxes on lamp posts around swindon. ping. from a distance they might look like new parking metres, but when approached they make funny noises. fanfare. they're not parking metres or anything of the sort. no, these are part of the beat the street game. 175 boxes have been put around swindon, just like this, and other towns and cities around the uk, so we can get out there and explore more our urban environment. and tap our cards on here, make it light up, and score points. and onto the next one. these little boxes have helped this family settle into their new home in swindon. they now go exploring after work and school, making friends with the place and people. ping. we are new here, but we don't have feelings like that. it encourages us to spend more family time together. i wasn't really encouraged by it, like, i thought it was boring, but once beat the street came i'm very competitive so i wanted to win. voiceover: your town is transforming into a giant, fu

in southwark, in london, charging points use the electricity inside.lampposts in london and seven million across the uk, lots of which are right near where cars are. so the perfect situation to be able to install a charge point without needing to dig up the road. the government gives you £3,500 towards an electric car, and subsidises companies and councils installing charging points, including faster ones for those longer journeys. in the uk, we currently have around 900 rapid chargers, so these are chargers that will charge a car in 20 to 30 odd minutes. the uk as a whole will need somewhere between 4,000—7,000 rapid over the next five years. it's cheaper and greener, but the transition to electric will take time. tom burridge, bbc news. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. new measures to protect nhs staff will be introduced to try to reduce the thousands of assaults every year. the us calls for a ceasefire in yemen and an end to airstrikes by the saudi—led coalition within 30 days a christian woman convi

a private memorial service is taking place for her at southwark cathedral later today. serve the many thousands of new residents and employees of the new developments in the area, while encouraging walking and cycling. let's take a look at the travel situation now. on the tubes this morning, the dlr has minor delays, but a good service on all other lines. on the trains, following the overhead line damage yesterday great western railway are hopeful of a near—normal service, although some alterations are expected on services via maidenhead and twyford during the evening. there is however a reduced timetable for the heathrow express today, with services running every 30 minutes. on the roads, there's northbound traffic on the blackwall tunnel southern approach — its slow from the woolwich rd flyover. now, the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's another reasonably mild start out there this morning but we do have quite a bit of cloud. the cloud however won't last all day. it will thin and break and we will see some spell5 of sunshine. now, one or two spots have a

borough high street has one lane shut northbound at southwark street due to works.h works in place at marsh hill. in other news: there has been a rise in crimes recorded on london's railways. just over 13,000 offences were reported by british transport police in the past 12 months, up 17% on the previous year. but officials say the chances of becoming a victim of crime on the network remains low. in other news, it's a rugby—league match dubbed the million pound game and the london broncos are travelling to canada this weekend to take part. they play the toronto wolfpack for a place in the super league next season. the canadian outfit would be the first transatlantic side to break into the league, but the bronocos stand in their way. it's huge. i think it's certainly the biggest game for the club since the challenge cup final in ‘99. you know, it's — what's at stake, and the prize on offer, to get back to super league, is massive. hello, good morning. today will bring us the same sort of weather as we saw yesterday. it's a very similar looking start. there are some p

in southwark, in london, charging points use the electricity inside.le to install a charge point without needing to dig up the road. the government gives you £3,500 towards an electric car, and subsidises companies and councils installing charging points, including faster ones for those longer journeys. in the uk, we currently have around 900 rapid chargers, so these are chargers that will charge a car in 20 to 30 odd minutes. the uk as a whole will need somewhere between 4,000—7,000 rapid charges over the next five years. it's cheaper and greener, but the transition to electric will take time. tom burridge, bbc news. let's get more on this from steve huntingford, who's editor of the magazine "what car?" i don't know if you heard that steve but essentially, i have 200 mile round—trip to work and home again and getting an electric car now is not going to cut it, is it? with a 200 mile round trip the best cars will cut it. but only the best ones. there are plenty of cars and selling and dig numbers. —— in big numbers. some cars will do that. we're not ta

in southwark yesterday we had 20.a celsius. today, more likely to be 13, or 1a.some clear spells. in parts of england in particular, the temperature falls to two or three, we could see a touch of grass frost first thing tomorrow morning. double—figure temperatures as the bridge across scotland. tomorrow, we will have this dream, it will not be as windy, and when these conditions will be across the north of england, but once again for northern ireland and wales, for much of central and eastern england and scotland, we will hang on to the sunshine. 18 degrees in aberdeen, not bad for the state in october. 13, 1a, 16 further south. heading on to wednesday, more of the same, quite settled conditions as high pressure dominates our weather. the rain is not the strong or as heavy across the north and west, more likely to be a drizzle. more sunshine, particularly in the south, the midlands, east anglia, heading up the midlands, east anglia, heading up to north—east england and parts of east of scotland. the interest only starting to slide. you will notice a difference on

in southwark in london charging points use the electricity inside.ear where ca i’s lots of which are right near where cars are. so the perfect situation to be able to install a charge point without needing to dig up the road. the government gives you £3500 towards an electric car, and subsidises councils in installing charging points, including faster ones for those longer journeys charging points, including faster ones for those longerjourneys and. in the uk, we currently have around 900 rapid charges, these are charges that will charge a car in 20 or 30 odd minutes. the uk as a whole will need many more over the next few yea rs. it's cheaper and greener, but the transition to electric will take time. tom burridge, bbc news. still to come: i only see you in this role, i a lwa ys i only see you in this role, i always know that it's all downhill from there. academy award winner viola davis talks to us about some of the more obscure film roles she's been offered, as well as her latest powerhouse performance in director steve mcqueen's thriller widows.