in surrey, and in- elsewhere in surrey, and in hertfordshire, _ elsewhere in surrey, and in hertfordshireare frankly staying at home _ us, and many of them are frankly staying at home because - us, and many of them are frankly staying at home because they - us, and many of them are franklyj staying at home because they are us, and many of them are frankly- staying at home because they are too ashamed _ staying at home because they are too ashamed to— staying at home because they are too ashamed to vote _ staying at home because they are too ashamed to vote for _ staying at home because they are too ashamed to vote for the _ staying at home because they are too ashamed to vote for the conservative j ashamed to vote for the conservative party, _ ashamed to vote for the conservative party, people — ashamed to vote for the conservative party. people feel— ashamed to vote for the conservative party, people feel taken _ ashamed to vote for the conservative party, people feel taken for - party, people feel taken for granted _ party, people feel taken for granted '— party, people feel taken for g

the duke and duchess of edinburgh were in surrey. the duke _ duchess of edinburgh were in surrey.reunite with his belly. he was probably expecting weather like yesterday, the kid that where the wetties— yesterday, the kid that where the wellies because it had been so sunny today~ _ wellies because it had been so sunny today. princes eugenie and beatrice have treen— today. princes eugenie and beatrice have been out and about as well for some _ have been out and about as well for some of— have been out and about as well for some of the — have been out and about as well for some of the king and queen had not done anything today officially. they must be exhausted. _ done anything today officially. they must be exhausted. it _ done anything today officially. they must be exhausted. it was - done anything today officially. they must be exhausted. it was not - done anything today officially. they must be exhausted. it was notjust| must be exhausted. it was not 'ust the ceremony fl must be exhausted. it was not 'ust the ceremony yesterday i must be exhausted. it was not 'ust the ceremony y

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, along with surrey county council , launched surrey county council, launched regar— surrey county counciltion in february over the proposed extension and proresrers— the proposed extension and protesters have— the proposed extension and protesters have said it'll hurt mem— protesters have said it'll hurt them financially— protesters have said it'll hurt them financially . the labour them financially. the labour reader— them financially. the labour reaaer says— them financially. the labour leader says he's— them financially. the labour leader says he's ready for a euro— leader says he's ready for a may ama— leader says he's ready for a dirty and nasty— leader says he's ready for a dirty and nasty campaign ahead of dirty and nasty campaign ahead or merr— dirty and nasty campaign ahead or rear year-s— dirty and nasty campaign ahead of next year's general election. sir of next year's general election. srr kerr— of next year's general election. sir keir starmer_ of next year's general election. sir keir starmer used a speech at sir keir starmer used a speech ar me— sir keir starmer used a spee

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and the princess royal and surrey.to be attending a street party in swindon. and the duke of york forced mike daughters, princesses beatrice and princess eugenie are also attending an event similar to this in buckinghamshire. that is the big lunch they are attending. and this is one of the other royal big lunch walkabout. as you can see, catherine working her way around the crowd trying to shake hands and greet as many people as possible. there we 90, many people as possible. there we go, we have princess catherine talking to the children. it is always interesting to see the reaction of the people surrounding whoever she is speaking to. you just see their beaming faces and them holding their phones up, all keen to take a picture of her. let's listen into what she is saying... and a little high five and a wave to the children. and it is a good moment to mention the event that we are looking ahead to. this is all part of the big lunch but a lot of the people here will notjust be here for that. we are looking ahead to the

, along with surrey county council, launched teeet— surrey county council, launched teget eettem— surreyeet— legal action in february over the proposed extension. protesters— the proposed extension. protesters say it will hurt them tmemetetty— protesters say it will hurt them financiallv- — protesters say it will hurt them financially . on— protesters say it will hurt them financially . on my- protesters say it will hurt them financially. o" protesters say it will hurt them financially . g: g financially. on my own gardening business, i've just had to fork out nearly £30,000 for a new van thatis out nearly £30,000 for a new van that is ulez compliant in a cost of living crisis . it's adding of living crisis. it's adding extra cash bills onto people's already inflated outgoings. it's just it's totally unnecessary andifs just it's totally unnecessary and it's totally brutal in all honesty. the and it's totally brutal in all honesty . the labour leader says honesty. the labour leader says rte-e— honesty. the labour leader says te-e ready— honesty. the labour leader says te-e ready ter— hone

, along with surrey county council, launched ieeei— surrey county council, launched tegei action— surreyepeeet— legal action in february over the proposed extension. protesters— the proposed extension. protesters say it will hurt them tineneieiir— protesters say it will hurt them tineneieiir. — protesters say it will hurt them financially . on— protesters say it will hurt them financially . on my- protesters say it will hurt them financially. o" protesters say it will hurt them financially . g: g financially. on my own gardening business, i've just had to fork out nearly £30,000 for a new van thatis out nearly £30,000 for a new van that is ulez compliant in a cost of living crisis . it's adding of living crisis. it's adding extra cash bills onto people's already inflated outgoings. it's just it's totally unnecessary andifs just it's totally unnecessary and it's totally brutal in all honesty. the and it's totally brutal in all honesty . the labour leader says honesty. the labour leader says ire-e— honesty. the labour leader says ire-e ready— honesty. the labour leader says ire-e ready ter

lets speak withjane king in surrey, an speak with jane king in surrey, an independent mortgage adviserg interest rates up to its highest in 15 years. how many people will be impacted with regards to their mortgages?— to their mortgages? absolutely not unexpected. _ to their mortgages? absolutely not unexpected. but — to their mortgages? absolutely not unexpected, but there _ to their mortgages? absolutely not unexpected, but there will - to their mortgages? absolutely not unexpected, but there will be - to their mortgages? absolutely not unexpected, but there will be a - to their mortgages? absolutely not unexpected, but there will be a lot| unexpected, but there will be a lot of variable — unexpected, but there will be a lot of variable rate mortgage holders who wiii— of variable rate mortgage holders who will be redoing their sums, expecting — who will be redoing their sums, expecting to have to pay some more money— expecting to have to pay some more money next — expecting to have to pay some more money next month. if you are on a fixed _ money next month. if you are on a fixed rate.

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while in surrey, the duke and duchess of edinburghjoined the scouts and guides for the celebrations.ts own street party, hosted by the prime minister, rishi sunak. it's lovely to have you here. have you had a good weekend? community workers and youth groups were among the guests, along with ukrainian families. and america's first lady, jill biden, joined the party. away from the capital, the sun was shining in bude in cornwall, and children were enjoying the coronation weekend. they gave today a cornish flavour by hosting a big cream tea, all delivered by paddleboard. it was a day for communities across england to celebrate the new king. nikki fox, bbc news. the head of an anti—monarchy group who was arrested before a planned protest on coronation day has called the detention of him and dozens of others a "direct attack on our democracy." graham smith, who was released after nearly 16 hours in police custody, said officers should hang their heads in shame. the culture secretary lucy frazer has backed the metropolitan police, following criticism of the arrest of more than 50 people ye

they're going— their house in surrey. they're being re— their house in surrey. it's somebody needs— people in china get richer. it's somebody needs to shout about ibis— somebody needs to shout about inis anb— somebody needs to shout about inis anb sbeab— somebody needs to shout about this and speak for— somebody needs to shout about this and speak for the british beepe— this and speak for the british beebie. we— this and speak for the british people. no more— this and speak for the british people. no more immigration and i'm people. no more immigration and in being— people. no more immigration and in being bene.— people. no more immigration and i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn-i— i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn-r ire— i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn-r ire we-ve— i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn't it? we've got— i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn't it? we've got an- i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn't it? we've got an immigrant to do that for us. yeah. somebody needs to recognise what is happening in this country that labour and the and the that both l

they're going— their house in surrey. they're geing fe— their house in surrey. ibis— somebody needs to shout about we ani— somebody needs to shout about we and speak— somebody needs to shout about this and speak for— somebody needs to shout about this and speak for the british beepe— this and speak for the british beebie. we— this and speak for the british people. no more— this and speak for the british people. no more immigration and i'm people. no more immigration and in geing— people. no more immigration and in geing bene— people. no more immigration and i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn-f— i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn-f ifs— i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn-f ifs we-ve— i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn't it? we've got— i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn't it? we've got an- i'm going home. isn't it mean? isn't it? we've got an immigrant to do that for us. yeah. somebody needs to recognise what is happening in this country that labour and the and the that both labour and the and the tories are working for the super rich people, not even in this coun

the duke and duchess of edinburgh were in surrey.elping a child reunite with his welly. he was probably expecting weather like yesterday, the kid that where the wellies because it had been so sunny today. princes eugenie and beatrice have been out and about as well for some of the king and queen had not done anything today officially. they must be exhausted. it was not just the ceremony yesterday, two hours long charles was wearing a crown that was eight, i'm sorry two kilos, it really exhausting and also the long rehearsals that they've been doing and the functions they have attending. i was trying to think of how many hands he had been taking over the last week. it must've been hundreds if not thousands. all the walkabouts that they have been doing the king queen putting their feet up we think inside of windsor castle state they will be at the concert tonight with other members of the _ royal family, we think prince william might make a speech as well paying tribute to his father and it_ is a chance for the younger royals to have a

backbench conservative mp but now, we learned that he will not seek reelection for his seat in walton, surreyt the last election, his majority was fewer than 3000 votes in pit is high on the list of targets of the liberal democrats looking to unseat conservatives. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. my my name is shirley robinson. i am 90 and i'vejust done my name is shirley robinson. i am 90 and i've just done the skydive. while my children offered to give me an event my birthday, so, i settled for the skydive. i was diagnosed with leukaemia, i suppose about eight months ago. and it is chronic and so, i shall have until i died. and although it would never get better, they have told me, ijust go plodding along. i've done the skydive to raise money for crisis because imagine what it is like sleeping rough. i did not come up with the idea of raising vast amounts but i have raised over 5000 and it isjust wonderful how generous people have been. you're live with bbc news police in guyana have said that a fire in a school dormitory that killed 19 children — may have been started

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so parts of surrey and berkshire, perhaps central london as well.dnesday, it's always cloudier in the east, always sunnier, further west. i think it could get warmer as the week wears on. more on that tour by beyonce on the website. you can tune into bbc radio london via the bbc sounds app. that's it. goodbye. good morning, welcome to breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. there is a story that will affect lots of mums, dads and grandparents this morning. as we've been hearing this morning, tougher measures are being introduced by the government, to reduce the use of vapes by children in england. ministers plan to tighten laws on marketing and the sale of e—cigarettes to underage children. to discuss this, we're joined by kate pike from trading standards and professor of public health — linda bauld. morning to you both. thank you for coming in. lovely to see you again. why has this become such an issue right now? i why has this become such an issue riaht now? ~ why has this become such an issue riaht now? “ , w , why has this become such an issue r

his departure means the conservative party will have to find a new candidate for the surrey constituencyc news has found that vapes confiscated from school pupils contained high levels of metals. tests of some of the vapes showed children using them could be inhaling more than twice the daily safe amount of lead, and nine times the safe amount of nickel. this is bbc news. you are live with bbc news. some breaking news now and spanish police have detained three people in connection with racist insults against. a footballer who was subjected to racist chants and he has been very vocal on that subject. that is the update on that news. more now and our main story. now, let's bring more on our main story. police have begun a new search for the british toddler madeleine mccann who disappeared during a holiday in portugal 16 years ago. madeleine vanished from a portuguese holiday home 16 years ago, on the 3rd of may, 2007. that's when police started searching for her. a week later — portuguese police said they believed madeleine had been abducted but was still alive and in portugal. at the end

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let's go live now to surrey to speak to entertainment journalist caroline frost. it clear that it was itv�*s decision for him to step down. what you think by decision for him to step down. what you think b— decision for him to step down. what you think by goodness me, we know that these duos _ you think by goodness me, we know that these duos on _ you think by goodness me, we know that these duos on tv, _ you think by goodness me, we know that these duos on tv, their- that these duos on tv, their chemistry is their superpower. when it works, it is magnificent. we have seen it with and and deck for many years, and we have seen it over a decade with phil and holly. when chemistry cracks, and it becomes increasingly awkward, as his statement says, this morning had become the story rather than what they were reporting on. it did seem as though over the last few years, we have seen the power shift. when hollyjoined in 2009, philip was very much a star, centre stage, and really keen to introduce this new person to audiences. that is not the case any more, it holly willo

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his departure means the conservative party will have to find a new candidate for the surrey constituencyls. tests of some of the vapes showed children using them could be inhaling more than twice the daily safe amount of lead, and nine times the safe amount of nickel. scientists say these are both dangerous amounts of both of these elements. you're watching bbc news. you're live with bbc news. the nato secretary—generaljens stoltenberg is holding informal meetings with eu defense ministers in brussels where eu support to ukraine is high on the agenda. he has just been speaking to journalists — and he emphasised how the war in ukraine demonstartes the importance of nato and the eu working together. breaking news on the statement over students coming into the uk. students, overseas students, all of them apart from those studying postgraduate research programmes, will be banned from bringing dependents to the uk from january 2024. the government attempts to curb net migration. we have a statement from suella braverman the home secretary. she has said, following close working with the depart

the brightest part first thing, east anglia, the club building in here now from surrey and this entirey to the south, heavier clearing through the east of scotland and late sunshine to come here but when the sun comes out the showers get their act together so heavy and thundery rain for the second half of the day and northern ireland, western scotland and northern england and an area of heavy rain running across the south of england and the south—east as we make our way over night. mild enough thanks to the cloud and breeze, temperatures in double figures. why is it so messy? this area of low pressure is with us for and it will keep dry, showers across the uk. where to start in the east, sunshine for many through the morning, the sun comes out, but it's one the atmosphere, temperatures go up, up go the thunder clouds and down comes the rain. pretty potent downpours in places with some hail and thunder and wednesday and thursday are similar. this area of low pressure driving the weather. many areas see decent warm sunshine but do not be fooled, the payoff will be they will see the devel

surrey. we upon own the streets we don't want the traffic, thank you. next speaker, please. i'm lee. and i live in the last and block chonery the 1,000 block. i lived there for 25 years. and -- i'm going to address my comments primarily to chonery. and my time living there i don't see people making it a habit of speeding. we have a number of speed bumps -- didn't elbeing and -- diamond. and mark for identification previous speakers have commented about shifting the traffic all in all the other little streets. that are not designed dimension i of a field engineer. so in that training i had transportation courses. et cetera, et cetera . and where am i? anyway. yea. shifting all this traffic. the streets that were not designed they are only designed for the residence who own and live on the streets. okay. so i'm much opposed to chonery. and -- what i can see chonery was in fact designed as an artearial street. and then i think -- somewhere along the line bosworth got changed. to a -- what's it called a major artear yol. okay. that's your time. thank you very much. next speaker,

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geoff: gabby, we will start with you in mid surrey -- missouri.medical care. >> general andrew bailey withdrew his emergency ruling that he tried to put into place back in march and essentially what he was trying to do was to use an emergency rule in order to effectively ban gender affirming medical care for not only minors but adults. that's all pushed back almost immediately from the aclu, lambda legal and other organizations and also those organizations looked for a temporary restraining order from a judge, which was granted. however, now with the attorney general withdrawing his emergency ruling, their focus is no longer on that but on what moves the state legislature has made as well which also take a look at gender affirming care as well. geoff: there are two bills the i understand it. tell us about them and the prospects of those pieces of legislation. gabrielle: i first want to note that the missouri governor mike parson made it clear this year that if those bills did not pass that he would call in a special session. so those bills did pas

officer walter surrey, was surprised even was willing to leave, the look out, as researchers were still indication i don't want to leave. my wife could be down there. now. none at all. >> siri says he couldn't believe how willing the stephen scharf got into his control car. i tell you if it was my wife, or girlfriend, whoever they would have had to pry me away from that scene, if it was still at the top of the cliff. he was willingly got into his patrol car. without a word. >> stranger still is how calm the husband seemed. when the officer heard stephen describe how his wife had fallen, he made a mental note. there was no emotion in it. none at all. it was like he was reading a script. >> did it occur to you that, maybe he's in shock? >> no. i've seen people who have lost loved ones, i've never seen anybody act that way. but it was a particular moment later inside the station house, that really caught his attention. he asked if he could get a drink in the water fountain. he was looking like over his shoulder at me and splashing water up on his face, and then rubbing his eyes to make it

so that was cranley in surrey with edward and sophie, duke and duchess of edinburgh, these pictures fromwindon in wiltshire with the princess royal, princess anne and her husband sir tim lawrence hejust messed behind her a little earlier there, they werejoining a behind her a little earlier there, they were joining a community street party in swindon. again as part of the coronation big lunch. there was bunting, decorations and there were people lining the streets, and could see her speaking to some dignitaries there but they're also locals lining there but they're also locals lining the streets to take pictures of her and she shook hands with them and other residents and apparently she also remarked on the nice weather which of course has been one of the notable things about today in contrast with the downpours that we saw on coronation day yesterday. so that was another of the royal walkabouts going on. elsewhere the duke of york's daughters, beatrice and eugenie were attending a big lunch in buckingham sure. but perhaps most eyes on the prince and princess of wales, katherine and will

time now 6, o surrey and our other developing story that we're following now day 6 for the oakland teachers on strike. they are upset that the district canceled its school board meeting last night. the negotiations have remain stalled. the 2 sides at odds over a contract and the teachers walking the picket lines again. now the union wants the district to do many things. improve campus safety provide more resources for black students and on how students and also those with disabilities. and there are other common good issues as what they call them that they are adding to their demands. and of course, their chief demand as well as more pay. the district offered raises ranging from 13% to that they say that's it. they're only going to talk money. they're not going to bargain over these these other issues. the district superintendent put out a video statement saying the common good issues can't be tackled with school budgets alone. 34,000 students are being affected by this strike. there are 11 school days left in the academic year. so it's coming down to crunch time for the students and they n

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surrey have thrashed middlesex in their first vitality blast t2o match of the season at lord's.—west of scotland, bringing a few spots of drizzle. otherwise it should be dry and on the whole, elsewhere, more sunshine in the morning, more cloud building up and spreading out overland in the afternoon. now the far south of england and through the english channel may stay sunny, but only because it's likely to be quite windy here — and there'll be an edge to that wind, it'll make it feel chillier, as well. but where the winds are lighter further north, and we have some sunshine at times, temperatures will reach 20—21 celsius. heading into the bank holiday weekend, looks quite promising, dry for many parts of the country, but temperatures will be dropping as the weekend goes on. now we've still got high pressure sitting close by into saturday, but low pressure is moving away from iceland, squeezing the isobars tighter. the winds will get stronger in scotland and northern ireland, blowing more cloud, actually, and we'll see a little bit of rain in the far north—west. some cloud buildi

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county council, launched iegai— surrey county council, launched iegai aeiisn— surrey county council,otooo— nurse from devon has won a £200,000 prize— nurse from devon has won a £200,000 prize for her work in imnnswing— £200,000 prize for her work in improving diabetes care. nanganei— improving diabetes care. margaret shepherd from exeter was chosen from _ margaret shepherd from exeter was chosen from over 50,000 meiieai— was chosen from over 50,000 medical colleagues across the gisie. — medical colleagues across the gisie. iie— medical colleagues across the gisie. iie so— medical colleagues across the globe. the 60 year old won the nswa— globe. the 60 year old won the asta guardians— globe. the 60 year old won the asta guardians global nursing awai— asta guardians global nursing nwani isn— asta guardians global nursing award for raising— asta guardians global nursing award for raising awareness of the condition— award for raising awareness of the condition .— award for raising awareness of the condition . she's set up the condition. she's set up a neiwsw— the condition. she's set up

and then elsewhere, the conservatives under attack from liberal democrats and greens too — losing surreydsor and maidenhead. all of this raises a more fundamental question about both sides of the government's 2019 majority coalition being eaten away by different opposition parties, and the impact of what could be demographic change in what was the true blue south of england. the pm acknowledged the disappointment before a busy day of hosting world heads of state ahead of the coronation. but even as some projections suggest labour did not perform well enough to be heading for a majority, serious questions arise about rishi sunak�*s own crown. nick has been testing the water in medway. a timeless feel and a familiar routine on the waters in the shadow of change online. kier on the pier as labour marched back into the bellwether medway towns. ., �* , . . towns. you didn't 'ust march in, you blew the doors off. this was blair land. is it now starmer land? cheering and crucially, is the rest of middle england starmer land? it's labour land, and crucially, we haven't won here in medway, since

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also potentially in surrey.l democrats? i rather than a rush of enthusiasm for the liberal democrats?— the liberal democrats? i think it's a bit of both- _ the liberal democrats? i think it's a bit of both. there _ the liberal democrats? i think it's a bit of both. there is _ the liberal democrats? i think it's a bit of both. there is no - the liberal democrats? i think it's a bit of both. there is no doubt i a bit of both. there is no doubt that people are really sick to the back teeth of this conservative government. people raised with me on the doorstep the issue of the nhs being perpetually in crisis, the enormous cost of living crisis, the cost of energy bills and food, as well as the fact they see the conservatives allowing water companies to pump sewage into our waterways with impunity. at the same time, on top of those issues, they see that local lib dems have a plan in their local areas, we work hard, listen to people, don't take votes for granted, and we set out clearly what we will do. when we run cou

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it helped surrey make 223 from their 20 overs. kent couldn't get close and were beaten by 41.t of rain as we head towards dawn across the far north—west of scotland, but otherwise it's dry with clear skies and temperatures down to between six and eight degrees celsius. it does mean if you're heading out early in the morning, saturday morning, it's one of those days where you might need to take a few layers with you. saturday sees this cold front extend a little bit of light rain into the north of scotland, but elsewhere it should stay pretty much dry. so chance for a bit of rain, hebrides, highlands, orkney and shetland through the day. it is behind that cold front that the air gets colderjust across the very far north of scotland, really for northern ireland. for england and for wales it's a case of dry weather with further warm spells of sunshine. temperatures high teens to low 20s, probably peaking at about 23 degrees down the spine of the country, across parts of northern england and the midlands and into central southern england as well. heading into sunday's forecast, th

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