state but also meet the 6 year old from surrey in england hoping to become the next tiger woods. and they're still very warm and pretty dry as well across eastern areas of europe however that rain across the west is on its way eastwards it'll be sitting across the central med but the good news really is at least now things are carrying up and drawing up across areas the spain and also on into france this is catalonia look at this the devastation that was caused by those flash floods sent a story further on the coast into in france as well you can see that it really has in both cases impacting not just the roads but also the rails now as we go through friday there really is a much better picture in this particular region but this is to will still just sit in the central med and some or all the heavy amounts of rain against thunderstorms that could really impact southern areas of italy meanwhile to the north in the northwest look at all that rain and some snow to the mountains but still as we go through south a day it is fine and dry across much of the central and eastern europe th

half having fun making it one no for later coups and after 66 minutes it was the forward 3rd goal in surrey games was like sit post for an equaliser and it came just over 10 minutes later precipitant going to vote some nifty footwork on show from the substitute. the woman draw neither side was able to snatch 1st place. shot that had the chance to do just that in the late game at home so lonely cologne. the game struggled to get going in the 1st half with much at stake at both ends of the table . but the deadlock was broken by shakur on 71 minutes to sue at sanders had. it was his 3rd goal of the campaign each time his body side in front of her had you know bird's down almost doubled south as laid her hand was made to regret the miss. charlecote conceded in injury time of the going to talk grabbing a leg point for great follow my shot also miss out on the summit in the jam packed top half. off the table. hello winless run is nothing compared to bottom side but a bone you had a bad start at home some minds rubbing flies on next even 8 minutes putting assistant coach yet more it's linked on a

workers, the head of the civil service union prospect yesterday met the right honorable member for surrey heath and at the conclusion of , that meeting he said, "i asked for reassurances that the government would not diverge on workers rights after brexit. he could not give me those assurances." and as for the much-hyped, world leading environment bill, the legally binding targets will not be enforceable until 2037. for this government, the climate emergency can always wait. mr. speaker, this deal risks people's jobs, rights at work, our environment, and our national health service. we must be honest about what this deal means for our manufacturing industry and people's jobs. not only does it reduce access to the market of our biggest trading partner, it leaves us without a customs union, which will damage industries all across this country in every one of our constituencies. from nissan in sunderland, , and landbroughton rover in burlington, thousands of jobs depend on a strong manufacturing sector. and that sector needs markets with fluid supply chains all across the european union. a v

well today marks the 30th for surrey of the loma prieta earthquake on october 17th 1989. part of the bay bridge and freeways collapse houses burn we had massive power failures that happened and there are also several strong aftershocks that took over the 6.9 earthquake hit just as the san francisco giants and the oakland a's squared off for game 3 of the world series. shaking going on we have several earthquakes, including 2 and pleasant hill now 1, 1, to 4.5 magnitude quake and rattled the bay area sending dozens of aftershocks are looking at videos from cameras within folks homes around the bay area and there were several more quakes in hollister since then we definitely felt those 2. well earthquake warning on able to everyone in california through smartphone app developed at u c berkeley. so the warnings are produced by the state's shake alert system kron four's michelle kingston explains just how it works. >>that man can let you know if they'll be shaking in your area. >>book building shook. i mean it shook and shook and shook. >>also shocked when i first fell 2 peop

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the cloud and the surrey rain across the channel isles, isles of scilly and into cornwall. —— isles ofmore cloud for south wales, the midlands and towards the capital. further north we keep the clear skies and a frost is likely again through scotla nd frost is likely again through scotland and northern england with low single figures. but because of the cloud, temperatures further south are around 7— 10 celsius. so we are starting to see some changes develop on wednesday as the high pressure d rifts develop on wednesday as the high pressure drifts up into the new continent. but for the bulk of the country, it should still stay dry and settled as you can see. most of the rain downs towards the south, a little cloud again through wales and over to london. further north of that we keep that sunshine, but again it is still going to feel pretty chilly, 9— 12 degrees. now, as we move out of wednesday into thursday, that is when we are more likely to see the change. the frontal systems that submission from the west, the high moves up into the new continent, and that is going to allow for a di

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emergency services were called to hmp bronzefield in surrey last friday morning.ports that the mother gave birth alone in her cell. the actor robert de niro is being sued for nearly £10 million by a former personal assistant. the woman, called graham chase robinson, claims the actor subjected her to verbal abusive, sexual comments and unwanted physical contact. the case comes just weeks after de niro sued robinson for misuse of funds and bingeing on netflix at work. his lawyer described robinson's claims as "beyond absurd". the leader of plaid cymru says he expects a referendum on welsh independence within a decade, and sees the nation's future as a member of the eu. adam price told his party's annual conference in swansea that they need to look beyond brexit, and offered disillusioned voters a new political home. wales will live and thrive as a european nation, or it will die as a british backwater. that is the choice we face, and on that choice, our fate depends. meanwhile, the green party have gathered in newport with their co—leader, jonathan bartley, opening

all around the world they include a 6 year old from champix just 6 year old champion rather from surrey in england we were in the reports on the emerging leo boniface. to be a champion go for you have to start young the obama face is just 6 years old but he doesn't miss a chance to practice with his father lester and coach cuban cutting some golf club in sorry he started playing the 3 of us might such extraordinary progress he's already won g.t. it's one of it's the why he spends the club as the sole of finesse to it he's got it he works his body and a very good. that the way his body works and news in this way and it is very powerful and. it is in a moment he's able to hit the ball quite fall time to stop the sandwich for a sandwich and so tight 6 who you know you think you know i don't have. to be a top go for he has to drink can't sleep the sport sometimes. but you know your child power and is almost. on a golf course he's very level headed he's very calm he's very professional when he's on a golf course he definitely doesn't act says i but i seem to think out of course he's back to

the bbc suggest knife crime is rising at a faster rate outside london, in areas including norfolk, surreying knives in england and wales increased by more than two—thirds. almost half of suspects are under the age of 2a, and a quarter of victims are female. our home affairs correspondent sarah corker reports. step into the sensationally stylish blackpool town ballroom... in the shadow of its famous tower, blackpool has some of the most deprived neighbourhoods in britain. there is a darker side to this seaside town. if someone started on me, i'd stab ‘em. a lot of people bring knives, like, when we have fights, like. these boys are 1a and 15 years old. one told me he'd been stabbed in the leg. he then showed me a picture of himself holding a machete at home. to protect their identities, their voices have been changed. is it a normal thing for people to carry knives around here? yeah, pretty much. why do you think people are carrying knives? protection — so if someone comes to you with a knife, you pull out a knife as well. then nothing's going to happen. i know people carrying them. people

officials at hmp bronzefield in surrey have declined to comment on reports the death came after a prisonerthe death which is being treated as unexplained. for the first time, all primary school pupils in england are being offered a free flu vaccine this year as part of a huge nhs vaccination programme bringing england in line with the rest of the uk. it means that in total around 30 million people, almost half the uk population, will now be offered the treatment. there were almost 1,700 flu—related deaths in england last year alone. you can use the tissue if you like... it's a nasal spray and not a jab, and each year more children have been offered it. this time another 600,000 can have the flu vaccine, so it's available to all primary school pupils, with england following the lead of scotland, wales, and northern ireland. public health leaders have stressed the importance of targeting youngsters to limit the potential reach of the virus. children are super spreaders, and they certainly can cause problems for older people in their families and their communities if they get flu. but we know

officials at hmp bronzefield in surrey have declined to comment on reports the death came after a prisonerwhich is being treated as unexplained. with just two weeks before the eu summit and a looming deadline for the prime minister to seal a deal, we're taking a look at the attitudes to brexit on the island of ireland, the backstop and the political future for both sides of the border. we can cross to belfast harbour and speak to our northern ireland business correspondent john campbell. that is one of the places where there might be under the government proposals, customs checks? not customs checks but regulatory checks. this would be a new regulatory border in the uk, because what the prime minister has proposed is that if this deal was to work, northern ireland would effectively stay in the eu single market for goods. that would mean products coming into northern ireland from other parts of the uk, things like food and agricultural products, all manufactured goods, they would have to be checked as they arrived here and that they are checked here they don't need to be checked going acros

chavez announced this morning that one of the affordable housing projects will be a vacant lot on surreyesa drive. 130 units, by the way, of that number, 47 will be set aside for housing for formally homeless families. >> to have sites like this right in downtown san jose basically, it is perfect. it is absolutely perfect for the kind of investment we are making. >> developments will be paid for with funds for the 2016 measure eight, the affordable housing bond calls for building 48 hundred units with within santa clara county in over 10 years. >>> coming up, a former city councilman arrested and thrown to the ground by police at city hall. now, the chief has ordered an internal investigation point >>> bus, safeway settled the lawsuit filed in the south bay. the changes the company must now make across the state. ah, mr. resourceful, brown-bagging it. so why you paying so much for wireless? i don't know... the new tracfone wireless gives you all kinds of control. leftovers? tracfone lets you keep your leftover data each month. what are you doing? unlimited carryover data! hey! do you kno

there are comport surrey high school reports and middle class for the past hundred years that are insufficient from the next ten or at least 50 and have to get off to a good start. you get a good job with a high school diploma is pretty rare these days. you have community college strange and and some form of higher education which has that goal. the thing that troubles me in this debate is actually a teacher pay debate which is that we talk about the results come with the higher sign a possibility. there's a whole bunch of colleges i would send students to but a whole bunch of colleges i don't want anyone to go to our shouldn't go for free. they are not learning anything. those colleges are getting rich and people are unaware situation and we started. for me, thinking about community college and not just for the teens for but for the 50 year olds that are coming back and you have to talk about results. people just being admitted to college or actually walking at the back end with skills. lasting all say on this is that we try and totally failed on this. all of our funding for higher education

surrey backing for there was an undulating was in a way yeah, but back and forth north to south. and a while was scary. i was raided go right at the front door. you have an earthquake hit by chance i do i have a whole earthquake closet, so i'm prepared you have a car. >>well wow. >>ok so did it sound like a freight train. i mean sometimes the sound that 2 time so i've ever felt an earthquake in 19 years here. it made that sound that scared. >>super bowling shaking the house is making noise. the earthquake was making noise. it was pretty loud look at rate. ok you so much for that and he's not the only one we've talked to him, everybody in pleasant hill and i can tell you here they felt it depending on where you were what you were doing you might or might not have felt good, but we do know before this one paul there was a 2.5 magnitude earthquake about 10 minutes before that so they gave us tease for the big one which happened 10 minutes earlier me later people were fearful was that 4.5 precursor for something major after that fortunately, no yes, plenty of aftershocks been nothing

state we also meet the 6 year old from surrey in england hoping to become the next tiger woods.

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a rather wet to commute first thing this morning to stop this was in surrey.tla ntic. it's a this where all the way to the mid—atlantic. it's a waving front, so if you imagine flicking a rope and seeing waves going up and down, that's what these weather fronts do. the rain goes up and up and down and back up again as we go through the next few days. the rain this morning in the south—east of england is marginally clearing away but the rain across wales, the midlands and northern england, which has been heavy this morning, and will continue into the early part of this afternoon. 50—70 millimetres in western wales and the pennines. could cause flooding issues. moving further south. further north, sunny spells but some heavy and thundery showers in the west of scotland that could cause flooding issues. it's also quite windy. these are the gusts, up to 50 mph around southern and western coasts this afternoon. maximum temperature today of 13—18. through this evening and overnight, the rain in the south will continue. very wet night to come. further north, still sho

that knife crime is rising at the fastest rate in areas outside of london, places such as norfolk, surreyving knives in england and wales increased by more than two—thirds. the home office says 20,000 new police officers will be recruited to deal with the issue. here's our home affairs correspondent, sarah corker. step into the sensationally stylish blackpool town ballroom... in the shadow of its famous tower, blackpool has some of the most deprived neighbourhoods in britain. there is a darker side to this seaside town. if someone started on me, i'd stab them. a lot of people bring knives, like, when we have fights, like. these boys are 1a and 15 years old. one told me he'd been stabbed in the leg. he then showed me a picture of himself holding a machete at home. to protect their identities, their voices have been changed. is it a normal thing for people to carry knives around here? yeah, pretty much. why do you think people are carrying knives? protection. so if someone comes to you with a knife you pull out a knife as well. then nothing's going to happen. i know people carrying them. pe

shamsa, saying what she thought happened to her, in terms of when she ran away while on a trip to surrey so after two months they found her. basically, a bunch of guys in a car just drove up and found her, they grabbed her, kicking and screaming, threw her in the car. she was driven to a helicopter, somehow ended up in france and from france she came to dubai. she was drugged on the plane. it was a private jet so nobody was checking anything. you have seen shamsa since then, haven't you? i have basically seen shamsa twice, once at the sporting club where i was teaching capoeira to latifa, and one time at a family wedding. right. 0k. is she all right? is she ok? what would you say about her? when i saw her first time in 2011, she didn't look well, like a person who was drugged. like, heavily medicated, either anti—depressants or something similar. like a person who was not alive. did it worry you? yes. david haigh, you run the free latifa campaign. you've just come back from the united nations to ask for their help. you will know that the united arab emirates told the un earlier this year

it's going to cover all goods going from northern ireland, surrey, from great britain to northern irelandigitally. under sort of checks, the actual physical checks that of course would've been a real issue when it comes to making sure that there was that seamless niss within our ireland, and of course that issue about the border, east, west, i think there's a difference. but there will be checks. well, there will be some administrative procedures, and i think... which is also known as checks. well, it could be. otherwise... borisjohnson‘s team briefed that he had no intention of prorouging parliament, and then he did. mrjohnson said he would never ask for a brexit extension — and then did on saturday, as the law required of him. he also promised brexit would happen on 31 october come what may. that looks unlikely now. they have been funding adverts telling people to get ready for that eventuality. their strategy are to carried dress, and it looks unlikely that will happen. and these reasons and others going back to mr johnson's career, the issue of trust is central to the decisions mps ar

and we had the sunniest weather across southern parts of england and in yesterday, a lovely day in surrey rather great for most of the day and those clouds feeding in on the south westerly breeze for scotland and northern ireland for some rain on the highlands and ireland. across england and wales, some clear skies which lead to some patchy mist and fog and while it is mild for scotla nd fog and while it is mild for scotland and northern ireland, for the south will see temperatures close to freezing in one or two areas. as we head into wednesday, mist and fog, that cloud spilling its way to the admittance of to lincolnshire and the rest of england and wales entering much more sunshine and much of scotland, the raining western areas widespread late in the day with rain coming into northern ireland as well. the drain in the northwest on that weather front there, the drain in the northwest on that weatherfront there, the rain drain in the northwest on that weather front there, the rain coming into the southeast on that with front, the two merging to keep the wet weather coming overnight and

alone, its lead to 18 investigations and one of those, for example, one man, kyle fox, he was from surrey22 years and he had uploaded images of himself abusing a young girl. but what the nca is stressing is that when you are fighting these sort of people, these paedophiles and trying to unmask them and bring them tojustice, you have to rely on your international partners, and they would say this is a massive success in terms of what has been achieved and these people now, they hope, can be brought tojustice. and the website was operating from south korea, which gives you an idea of the global nature of all of this. the parents of harry dunn, the 19—year—old who was killed in a car crash involving the wife of an american diplomat, have met donald trump at the white house. tim dunn and charlotte charles say that when they were there, the president dropped a bombshell, telling them ann sacoolas was in the next room. but they declined to meet her, as duncan kennedy reports. shocking white house meeting. the parents of harry dunn meet with president trump. for the second time in a week, harry

knife crime is rising at the fastest rate in areas outside of london — in places such as norfolk, surreyd by more than two thirds. the home office says 20,000 new police officers will be recruited to deal with the issue. here's our home affairs correspondent, sarah corker. step into the sensational, stylish buckle town hall. in the shadow of its famous tower, blackpool has some of the most deprived neighbourhoods in britain. there is a darker side to this seaside town. if someone started on the i would stabbed them. a lot of people bring knives, like, when we have fights, like. these boys are 14 and 15 years old. 0ne told me he'd been stabbed in the leg. he then showed me a picture of himself holding a machete at home. to protect their identities, their voices have been changed. is it a normal thing for people to carry knives around here? yeah, pretty much. 20 think people are carrying knives was yellow protection. so if someone comes to you knives was yellow protection. so if someone comes to you with a knife you pull out a knife as well. nothing is going to happen. you pull out a knife

an inmate reportedly gave birth to the baby at hmp bronzefield in surrey, alone and unsupervised last the woman gave birth unsupervised while she was alone in herself. the prison itself is not commenting on that, we have had a statement from vicky robinson, director at the prison, and she says we are supporting the mother through this distressing time, our thoughts are with her, herfamily this distressing time, our thoughts are with her, her family and staff involved. we are undertaking a full review but it would not be appropriate to comment further at this stage. for the moment, thank you very much. things have just changed and the story in front of me has turned into facebook. facebook is under fire for plans to extend encryption across all its messaging services. critics claim the move will make it harder to fight online crime, including child abuse and terrorism. the british government has joined the us and australia in raising serious concerns about the plans. our security correspondent, gordon corera, reports. that‘s why i believe that the future is private. earlier this year,

knife crime is rising at the fastest rate in areas outside of london — in places such as norfolk, surrey increased by more than two thirds. the home office says 20,000 new police officers will be recruited to deal with the issue. here's our home affairs correspondent, sarah corker. step into the sensationally stylish blackpool town ballroom... in the shadow of its famous tower, blackpool has some of the most deprived neighbourhoods in britain. there is a darker side to this seaside town. if someone started on me, i'd stab them. a lot of people bring knives, like, when we have fights, like. these boys are 14 and 15 years old. one told me he'd been stabbed in the leg. he then showed me a picture of himself holding a machete at home. to protect their identities, their voices have been changed. is it a normal thing for people to carry knives around here? yeah, pretty much. why do you think people are carrying knives? protection. so if someone comes to you with a knife you pull out a knife as well. then nothing's going to happen. i know people carrying them. people how old? ourage. 14—year—ol

the fire brigades union set a deadline of monday this week for surrey fire and rescue to reverse whatey is diverted to daytime fire prevention work. let's take a look at the travel situation now... on the tube — severe delays on the overground on the roads — still road closures around westminster — due to protests by extinction rebellion affecting routes in and around parliament square, trafalgar square, whitehall, the mall, the strand and horseferry road. queen's drive is closed in both directions between seven sisters road and brownswood road because of flooding. and the a4 piccadilly underpass — remains closed out of town due to gas works. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. a rather cloudy start out that this morning but the cloud will start to break up and we will see some spells of sunshine. we are of course still at risk of one or two showers. the show was this morning, blowing through fairly quickly under that westerly breeze. we could see one or two more this afternoon and again, if you get one, they could be quite heavy but plenty of sunshine spells around. tem

the bbc suggest knife crime is rising at a faster rate outside london, in areas including norfolk, surreylackpool town ballroom... in the shadow of its famous tower, blackpool has some of the most deprived neighbourhoods in britain. there is a darker side to this seaside town. if someone started on me, i‘d stab ‘em. a lot of people bring knives, like, when we have fights, like. these boys are 1a and 15 years old. one told me he‘d been stabbed in the leg. he then showed me a picture of himself holding a machete at home. to protect their identities, their voices have been changed. is it a normal thing for people to carry knives around here? yeah, pretty much. why do you think people are carrying knives? protection — so if someone comes to you with a knife, you pull out a knife as well. then nothing‘s going to happen. i know people carrying them. people how old? ourage. 14—year—olds carrying knives? 13 at the least, carrying one. why would a 13—year—old boy need to carry a knife? protection. protection from what, though? from each other. at blackpool football club‘s community trust, students

workers, the head of the civil service union, prospect, yesterday met the right honourable member for surreyssurances. as for the much hyped world leading environment bill then legally binding targets will not be enforceable until 2037. for this government, the climate emergency can always wait. mr speaker, this deal risks peoples jobs rights at work, the environment and the national health service. we must be honest about what the deal means for our manufacturing industry and people‘s jobs. not means for our manufacturing industry and people‘sjobs. not only means for our manufacturing industry and people‘s jobs. not only does means for our manufacturing industry and people‘sjobs. not only does it reduce access to the market of our biggest trading partner, it leaves us biggest trading partner, it leaves us without a customs union which will damage industries all across this country and every one of our constituencies. from nissan in sunderland, heinz in wigan, airbus in broughton and jaguar land rover in birmingham, thousands of british jobs depend on a strong manufacturing sector, and a str

i'm nowjoined by sam gyimah conservative mp for east surrey.does not take it out or no deal. there is another consideration that he has said that somehow he expects parliament to pass his deal by the 6th of november. still giving minimal time. 6th of november. still giving minimaltime. i 6th of november. still giving minimal time. i think that is a condition that he would have to get rid of. what we are looking at today is we have a prime minister who says he has got the best deal but doesn't wa nt he has got the best deal but doesn't want us to scrutinise it. a prime minister who prorogued parliament and yet his queen's speech has been passed... and then a prime minister who says he wants a general election but we all know he is lobbying the eu not to have the extension that will allow the general election to happen. so there is a lot of mixed m essa g es happen. so there is a lot of mixed messages and chaos coming out of downing street. i see all of that is a deliberate attempt to distract from the fact that do or die, no ifs, no buts, we wil