sutton's girlfriend emily was also shot during the incident.says the trauma of the night has stayed with him. >> i seen a lot in my life. but i really never had nightmares until i, you know, looked at her laying down on the floor with bullet holes in her chest. i just miss her touch. >> sutton hopes that after today he'll be able to put those memories to rest. emily has received approval for a visit. while authorities claim the bullets that accidentally hit emily came from sutton's gun, emily supports sutton's story and maintains the gunfire came from an unknown assailant. >> i have a scar right here. that's one of them. i got that one in the middle and then this one. the first bullet, i didn't feel it. i just stood there. then i seen the guy running to me. he did it again, and i fell but i was awake the whole time. i was awake. >> despite her wounds, emily says her main concern was for sutton. >> to be honest, nothing else was going through my mind. i just wanted him to be next to me. i love him. he's my baby. >> just being able to touch her,

luke sutton speaking to me earlier. the best footballers in the world will be announced in the next few hours. leo messi could win the award for the sixth time. for the women's prize vivianne miedema could win it, yesterday she scored six and set up fourin yesterday she scored six and set up four in arsenal's win against bristol city. hears miedema. never in doubt for the dutch international. miedema again. lisa evans! it's anotherfor miedema. mitchell! emphatic, prolific. 11-1 prolific. ii—i for arsenal in the women —— women's super league record. we will have the winners in our late bulletin tonight. but from everyone here, have a good evening. goodbye. we've we've heard lots about the impact this morning, equally bake is the journey home impact this morning, equally bake is thejourney home for impact this morning, equally bake is the journey home for commuters, particularly those travelling from london south and then south—west in places. what has been the impact so far as places. what has been the impact so faras fa

of free trade if there's a going to be any free trade tool with the european union that's still on sutton and businesses still need to be afraid that if there is no agreement with the e.u. that then they're facing another so-called cliff edge so at the end of next year that the u.k. might still just leave the european union without any deal about the future so this so-called cliff is just being postponed but we really don't know how the future is going to look like for 4 businesses when it comes to the e.u. . now looking ahead to those trade negotiations themselves are there more pitfalls are opportunities for businesses and industry based in the u.k. . well i think breaks it all together it's fair to say that for most businesses there is there are a lot of pitfalls particularly for those businesses like the car industry who have been very closely aligned with the european union the production process is really integrated and they are very afraid today might lose that big businesses mostly had lobbied to stay with india european union altogether there were some small businesses who think

laura foster, bbc news, sutton. this is the briefing from bbc news.ves prepares to vote on impeaching donald trump, he lashes out — calling it war on democracy. a warning that a health emergency is taking place as more refugees make their way to the greek islands. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. the new york times is leading with the impeachment vote against president trump. he's written an angry letter comparing his treatment to that of the victims of the 17th century salem witch trials. but the newspaper says it has found 19 false or exaggerated claims in the letter‘s six pages. moving to france — and two different takes on the strikes over pension reform. the centre—right le figaro leads with the prime minister's determination to face down the unions. but the left—leaning liberation says that now is the time for concessions. the government's negotiator is due to meet with the unions for talks later today. turning to the uk — and bloomberg goes with the markets' negative response to b

team doctor, richard freeman has told his medical tribubal that former performance director shane suttonsitive drugs test when he was a rider. it was one of several allegations. but a lawyer for the general medical council said there was no evidence to support the claims. formula 1 teams have all rejected the tyres put forward by supplier pirelli for next season. the italian company hoped the new design would encourage more exciting racing but the teams unanimously

team doctor, richard freeman has told his medical tribubal that former performance director shane suttonas handed a can of urine to try and avoid a positive drugs test when he was a rider. it was one of several allegations. but a lawyer for the general medical council said there was no evidence to support the claims. formula 1 teams have all rejected the tyres put forward by supplier pirelli for next season. the italian company hoped the new design would encourage more exciting racing but the teams unanimously agreed to not go ahead, after testing in abu dhabi last week. mark cavendish can return to his best next year, and newcastle are offering free tickets, to encourage more fans fill up st james‘ park. they're being offered to season ticket holders, for ten home premier league games starting against everton later this month. saturday's match had their lowest home league crowd in nine years, with just over 42,000 in attendance. the head of the us anti doping agency is among those criticising the four year ban given to russia, saying it's not strong enough. russia have been banned from

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speeds reached over 70 miles per hour before the pursuit ended at 6 oh 2 and sutton road when the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police. investigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ultimately preceded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to read to through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down and i think there was trouble i drew trouble to the deputies got bits by mister war and they use force which deputies force for jeanne act taser as well a crime or training and her son might characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the front passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing and a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll turner where do

speeds reached over 70 miles per hour before the pursuit ended at 6 oh 2 at sutton road.e vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police. investigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit

speeds reached over 70 miles per hour before the pursuit ended at 6 oh 2 at sutton road. when the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police. investigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ultimately proceeded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to remove through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down and i think there was trouble i drew trouble to the deputies got bits by mister war and use force which deputies force for jeanne taser as well a crime or training and her son by weapons characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the front passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll to tur

he said he was bullied into ordering it by sutton. the tribunal continues.r year ban given to russia is not strong enough. he says authorities have buried their heads in the sand over the issues since 2016, after the state sponsored doping scandal, russia have been banned from all major sporting competitions but that doesn't cover events like the euros next year and athletes who can prove they are clea n athletes who can prove they are clean will be able to compete under a neutral flag. and the pakistan cricket captain has thanked sri lanka for returning to the country a decade after the fatal attack on the team bus which brought an end to tours in pakistan, they have continued to play international cricket but not at home after eight people were killed, and six players injured when gunman ambushed the bus. pakistan have hosted their international matches in the middle east for the past six years. that is all of the sport for now. no inner the next hour. no inner the next hour. more now on myanmar‘s leader aung san suu kyi's appearance at the international c

well haftar spending his sutton tire 11 year career with the san francisco giants pitcher madison bumgarner is leaving the bay area we're sad about this report say that matt bomb has reached an agreement with the arizona diamondbacks and that deal as for 5 years $85 million the 30 year-old was named mvp of the 2014 world series don't go matt bomb placed and is productivity. i guess i'm looking on are talking about the warriors now the worry is for hosting the sacramento kings last night at chase center the chase center. >>the key is they dominated the entire game we lost warriors lose this 1, 100 to 79 moving on next up the warriors head up to portland oregon to take on the trail blazers well a caught on camera in philadelphia, there is a stray dog who was desperately looking for shelter and found a forever home. >>by simply walking inside of an open door mat patrol has that story. >>she's probably been through a lot based on you know the shape that she's an security video from here and fish town shows a dog walking with the lamp wandering around in the cold to put it cautiously walks off s

neighboring ukraine is going to act on his promises improve the situation in the country peter to sutton exclusively with patrik talk to us about a resolution to the conflict in eastern ukraine sanctions on russia and what he thinks about the french president's remark that nato is brain dead. there was one new participant on this meeting the relatively new president of ukraine and you know to be honest when he was elected really felt and you still feel some hope that things will calm better i mean things cannot be verse done under poroshenko that's for sure i mean from hungary in perspective at least but of course it would be very important to have 3 elections follow diverts and i do hope that he's constructive approach i mean president is a constructive approach we will help to settle the relationship between the russian federation and ukraine. we are committed to human rights to be respected that's not a question why we don't like is that that sometimes the reference to human rights serves as a basis to. interfere into domestic issues of other countries on an ideological basis on a pol

a glorious picture in sutton coldfield in the west midlands, perfect conditions for strolling in theecember sunshine. there was quite a bit around because of high pressure dominating for the next three days before low pressure ta kes next three days before low pressure takes over to bring wet and windy but milder weatherfor a takes over to bring wet and windy but milder weather for a time. takes over to bring wet and windy but milder weatherfor a time. quite a bit of sunshine this afternoon across england, wales, eastern scotla nd across england, wales, eastern scotland and northern ireland, click a cloud for western scotland, drizzle, mist and murk, a cloud for western scotland, drizzle, mistand murk, but a cloud for western scotland, drizzle, mist and murk, but these are the highest temperatures, ten or 11 degrees. despite the sunshine it will be chilly elsewhere. largely dry tonight, clear spells for many, turning quite cold again, the new weather front pushes into the north—west, bringing increasing wind and rain, you can see where the climate is, high temperature versus clear sk

laura foster, bbc news, sutton.s when their lenders were nationalised have begun legal action. some 150,000 homeowners claim they have been overcharged for years, because they were unable to switch to a cheaper deal. andy verity reports. it was at this reservoir near rochdale that neville herron and his wife bought a bungalow in 2003 with a northern rock mortgage at a fixed interest rate. five years later when northern rock collapsed his loan was transferred to the government company northern rock asset management or nram. soon after, his mortgage payments became much harder to manage. i was having to work two jobs, late at night, coming home at 11 o'clock at night. travelling about and working really hard and finding that our friends had been able to do all sorts of things that we couldn't do. we couldn't understand and it was putting a great strain on our marriage. why we couldn't do the same as other people could do, change the car, go to the bahamas and other places. and we were just doing day trips to places li

military many of raise concerns about the implications such as sutton's could carry for the future of journalist and publishers a group of more than 60 doctors are also warning that a song. just mental and physical health has deteriorated so much he may not even live to see his extradition hearing in february as for the case against u.c. global songes set to testify by video conference on december 20th and his lawyers are hoping that if they can prove the cia violated the saunders rights then maybe it could prevent his extradition to be us in washington rachel blevins artsy and speaking of julian assange today we close out the show with mr song's chelsea manning and we're snowden's return to berlin so this time in the form of a 3 statue monument created by italian artist down the door mino untitled anything to say originally unveiled back in 2015 in front of the united nations european headquarters in geneva the one ton sculpture then traveled to paris and other cities and beyond before returning to berlin last wednesday as part of an organized event held by the german political party

. >> we're in the 11000 block of sutton. >> reporter: it began with the report of a stolen car. deputies in pursuit of a vehicle reported missing in a carjacking. >> show me your [ muted ] hands. turn off the [ muted ] car. >> reporter: what they didn't know, the driver, 52-year-old david glenn ward, was the car's owner. >> get your hands up! >> reporter: in a video of the stunning confront igs released by the sonoma county sheriff's department deputy charles blount can be seen approaching the vehicle. >> get out of the car. >> all right, i'm getting out. >> reporter: the driver, who is physically disabled, struggled to exit the car. law enforcement dragging him through the window. >> ah! my legs! >> reporter: then tasing him. police say deputy blount attempted a carotid hold, a controversial move designed to cut off blood to the brain. ward became unresponsive. >> we need medical, man. get medical. >> reporter: as it became clear ward was the victim, not the carjacker. he was transported to a local hospital and pronounced dead. tonight sheriff mark essex says he plans to fire d

speciality to do that and it's referred through several cases in the past whereby each had taken sutton or similar measures as we took in recently with regards to this case obviously dismissed those accusations of terrorism in fact pointing to the lack of evidence provided by those 4 countries so that hearing has finished now however this case has been going on for 2 years now come on we're expecting that a decision in this appeal will. be made not before at least maybe even 3 or 4 or even up to 5 months because of the slow pace of the i.c.j. or parades but i did say in its closing statements in appealed to the courts that it acts swiftly not least because of the financial losses that have been made by the court of civil aviation organization called the airways by having to cancel more than a dozen flights to different flights to more than a dozen there's the nation but also because of the fact that many pilgrims muslim pilgrims who wanted to go to mecca inside eurabia either for the larger pilgrimage how did you or the smaller one on but i have been unable to do so now for the past 2 a

to the south across much of indonesia it's a fairly patchy rain becoming more widespread on friday sutton across much of borneo that we had down across into australia now we have had some very welcome showers not a huge amount of rain but want to see bits and pieces just on the east coast and so the residents certainly in sydney very pleased indeed and also what this rain will do is with the winds and with the rain it really will help with to clear out some of that pollution so that smoke and haze is just been really in the atmosphere today is now so warm to say 27 degrees no really the chance of that is also war in perth and 30 degrees celsius but cooling off friday in perth still very warm generates much of the great by 39 adelaide and accorded and hobart a 22. in africa's technological at the center of an awful incident group over to live side by side. in its 1st episode life ups challenges kenya up developers to help small scale farmers cultivate a new future but can mobile phones really be the seed of change it is politically difficult for the old people to go live out silicon savann

drew lock going to go deep for r court lynn sutton. chargers don't like it. that kind of year for l.a. now denver in field goal range and brandon walks it off 23-20, both teams 4 and 8. it's been disappointing season for the chargers. >>> reinforcements are on the way. looney expected to play as early as tomorrow against the hawks. so, we go to highlights. representing those youngsters wearing the jerseys with bride. dubs down 7, clinton robinson the third. he had a team high 19. eric paschall rebound and slams it home 17 and 6 for him. here' omari spellman, hoop and the foul. what a play that was. warriors up 4 for the free throw. just under 90 seconds to go, magic up one. time winding down, evan fournier gets it to go, so orlando is up three. alec burke's got a good look for the lead and it's off the mark. magic win 100-96. this is abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. tough day for the bay area teams but there's more games to play. >> let's look ahead to next week. sounds good. reminder, tomorrow wet morning commute. >> that is correct and we

speeds reached over 70 miles per hour before the pursuit ended at 6 oh 2 at sutton road. when the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police. investigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ult mately preceded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to remove through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down and i think there was trouble i trouble to the deputies got bits by war and use force which deputies force for jeanne act taser as well a crime or training and her son might characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the front passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing and a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll turner where doe

speeds reached over 70 miles per hour before the pursuit ended at 6 oh 2 and sutton road when the vehicleheriff's deputies in sebastopol police. investigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ultimately preceded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to remove hands through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down. i think there was trouble i trouble to the deputies got its by mister war and they use force which deputies force for jeanne act taser as well a crime or training and her son characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the front passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll to turner. whether it is for speeding and lost

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speeds reached over 70 miles per hour before the pursuit ended at 6 oh 2 at sutton road.n the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police. investigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ultimately preceded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to remove through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down and i think there was trouble i drew trouble to the deputies got bits by mister war and use force which deputies force for jeanne clery act taser as well a crime or training and her son characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the front passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing and a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll turner w

ben sutton, ben thank you for coming. [applause] former congressman retired but just as busy as ever galligan his wife janet. [applause] so now onto tonight's program. ladies and gentlemen it is my honor to invite. ryan, chairman of the board of trustees of the reagan foundation and institute to our stage. [applause] >> good evening everyone, welcome to the reagan library. and thank you for joining us for what we know will be a fascinating conversation. we are honored to have as our special guest this evening justice kneeled gorgeous. it is generally understood that after you go through senate you you never have to answer questions again that you don't have to. [laughter] and said you get to ask the questions. but justice we appreciate your taking exception for this evening's interview. [laughter] i promise i will make my best to do them better than in judiciary committee. i know that's a low bar. [applause] if you see a copy of justice gorgeous' book, you will know that he had two collaborators. his formers clerk jane ni

. >> 11000 block of sutton. >> reporter: it began with the report of a stolen car.s in pursuit of a vehicle reported missing in a carjacking. >> show me your [ muted ] hands! turn off the [ muted ] car! >> reporter: what they didn't know, the drive, 52-year-old david glen ward, was the car's owner. >> get your hands up! >> reporter: in a video of the stunning confrontation released by the sonoma county sheriff's department, deputy charles blough can be seen approaching the vehicle. >> get out of the car! >> all right, i'm getting out. i'm getting out. >> reporter: the driver, who was physically disabled, struggled to exit the car. law enforcement dragging him through the window. >> ah! then tasing him. police say deputy blough attempted a carotid hold, a controversial move designed to cut off blood to the brain. ward became unresponsive. >> we need medical, ma'am. get medical. >> reporter: as it became clear ward was the victim, not the carjacker. he was transported to a local hospital and pronounced dead. sheriff mark essex says he plans to fire deputy blough, a 19

village knew the ward joe pond a village watch of mondo town and sutton mon dieu. mr president please allow me to clarify the use of the term clearance operation name is simply in your mind its meaning has been distorted as early as in 1950 s. this has been used during military operations against the burma communist party and because range since then the military has used this expression and counter insurgency and counterterrorism operations after attacks by insurgents or terrorists in the memoir language nation me literally means clearing off the caliphate simply means to clear an area of insurgents or terrorists it is still not easy to establish a clear pattern to events in these 12 locations many are self i just died they may have been several 100 casualties and some of the 12 occasions there was some into communal violence but this and hindu minority communities also feel that the security after the original author attacks and many fled from their home. it may be worth noting that the use of air power in military operations is avoided as far as possible to mini

speeds reached over 70 miles per hour before the pursuit ended at 6 oh 2 at sutton road.s boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police. investigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ultimately preceded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to read to through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down and i think there was trouble i drew trouble to the deputies got its by mister war and they use force which deputies force for jeanne clery act taser as well a crime or training and her son characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the front passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll turner for and lost the

speeds reached over 70 miles per hour before the pursuit ended at 6 oh 2 at sutton road.n the vehicle was boxed in by sheriff's deputies in sebastopol police. investigators say when the vehicles owner david ward refused to exit the vehicle. a struggle ensued between ward and law enforcement, a struggle which ultimately proceeded ward's death. >>they give you more sacks the vehicle and she did not and one way try to remove through the driver's window of the vehicle which was rolled down and i think there was trouble i trouble to the deputies got bits by mister war and they use force which deputies force for jeanne taser as well a crime a train and her son by weapons characterize his arms hands knees. >>ward was eventually removed from the vehicle when another officer broke the froet passenger window and opened that door. investigators say he was placed in handcuffs but it's 6.10 a deputy reported ward stopped breathing a little over an hour later ward was pronounced dead at petaluma valley hospital. the question now is was the use of force too much. >>you'll to turner whet

laura foster, bbc news, sutton.reland. members of the royal college of nursing, around 9000 of them, on strike today for the first time in the organisation's103 year history, over concerns over pay and patient safety. we can speak to the chief executive and general secretary of the royal college of nursing. thank you forjoining us today. i notice this morning on your twitter account that the banner at the top says, one nurse makes all the different sounds northern ireland is now missing thousands of them. do you directly link the poorer pay that nurses in northern ireland receive relative to collea g u es northern ireland receive relative to colleagues in the rest of the uk to the staffing levels there? yes, definitely. we can see there are almost 3000 vacancies in northern ireland. every newly qualified nurse in northern ireland receives around £1500 less than a nurse anywhere else in the uk. i think what we can see is that if nurses can earn better elsewhere, they will go elsewhere. i really want to thank every si

laura foster, bbc news, sutton.l in the us senate if, as expected, the house of representatives votes in favour of impeaching him today. if convicted by the senate, he would be removed from office, something that's never happened in us history. in a public letter, mr trump has accused the democratic speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, and her party of "subverting democracy" with an "illegal, partisan attempted coup." christmas may be a time of good will, but we all know that when you have all the family round, tempers can sometimes become frayed. well, now, your smart speaker can act as a peacemaker. really? apparently. amazon says it has has programmed its alexa devices to change the subject during family arguments. when you ask it to step in, it'll ask you questions like, "what would your superpower be and why?" 0r whether jam or cream should be added to a scone first, or who your celebrity crush is. the idea is that the new conversation starters will help you forget all about your quarrel. do not start the jam or

>> well, you've got to look up and say-- this is like a willy sutton joke i like to share, why do youks? because that's where the money is. where is the money going in our economy, amazon a trillion dollar tech company paying zero in taxes and closing 30% of the america's stores and malls while doing it and no one likes the fact that amazon is paying zero in taxes and i talk to republicans and they're not like, yeah, amazon with zero taxes, the way it ought to be. so if you put a toll where we get our fair share, a tiny, tiny fair share of every amazon share, every google search, and facebook ad. and truck model and ai unit. we could generate. neil: talking about disposable income that would goose the economy. >> many americans are living pay check to paycheck. you put it in their hands and it's going to get into the economy, car repairs and others that make the economy stronger. neil: you become president snaugs day, are you going to wear a tie? >> that's a great question, neil. i will do whatever the american people may want me to do. maybe i should put up a poll, should andrew wear

i live in sutton coldfield in birmingham and we've got a real problem with crime, in particular housesponse times are lengthy. sometimes 2a rounds after a home has been burgled, do they attempt to take forensics. there's not enough presence on the streets the police. the conservatives have been in power and they've cut the police in numbers. what can you say to me for me to vote conservative and have the trust you're going to keep me and my family trust you're going to keep me and my fa m ily safe trust you're going to keep me and my family safe and reduce crime in my area and the country? thanks, leanne. it is an important point you make and law and order is one of thoseissues make and law and order is one of those issues which you saw in my one—minute pitch. it is important to me. yes, during the years of austerity, there's no two ways police numbers were reduced. you remember that letter we received from liam byrne, the labour chief secretary to the treasury that said there was no money left. we had to live within our means. the growth in the economy has meant now we are able to re

the swing, what is the swing from plymouth sutton? 2.2% from labour to the tories.the liberal democrats, about 800 votes that separated the two of them and you are right in saying this was the nick clegg constituency up to a couple of years ago and thenjarrod o'mara took over. he had his problems as well so the liberal democrats were hoping they would have an opportunity to reclaim the seat that they feel is there is but it was a determined campaign and olivia blake has won this by over 800 votes and is absolutely delighted by that result. harry, many thanks. the latest in sheffield hallam, a labour hold and a bit of good news there. lord faulkner, charlie faulkner, a former cabinet minister and craig oliver and sian berry from the green party. you are such a prominent figure in the bladder years but are looking at a position where labour has done even worse than 1983 so let's have your first thought. ——in the tony blair yea rs. first thought. ——in the tony blair years. is it a leadership of brexit policy issue? essentially leadership. this was a leadership in effec

laura foster, bbc news, sutton.oject is a wonderful example of collaboration between industry, academia and the nhs. industry in oslo, a company cold phoenix solutions, they make the acoustic clusters. my team at the acoustic clusters. my team at the institute of cancer research which has spent the last six years developing the techniques for applying it. and now in the hospital, they are applying it in patients. it is a trial at this stage. how long can it be before it is rolled out? that depends on how the trial goes. we will probably know in a year or so. is a small trial, just 35 patients are so. but it takes time to recruit those people. anybody that has been around chemotherapy knows how absolutely gruelling it can be. this could be in incredible breakthrough. indeed, from a patient‘s perspective, all you are having is an extra ultrasound sound at the same time is your chemotherapy is delivered. is a good situation for them. and it is an ordinary diagnostic ultrasound. from a technical perceptive is that we in

laura foster, bbc news, sutton.aches his 75th birthday in january. she will go by the title ba roness january. she will go by the title baroness hail of richmond. in her valedictory speech, she spoke of some of the highlights of her role and also responded to some of the insults she has received over her career. "brenda will be a source of some anxiety." laughter but you do have to feel a bit sorry for all those male institutions which have had to adjust. but adjust the law lords did. of course, some stereotyping lived on. why else was i put in charge of art and interiors when we moved into this building? while others were in charge of the more serious business of funding, staffing and security? ifjudge brenda has inspired a younger generation to believe in the ideals ofjustice, fairness and equality, and to think that they might put them into practice, judge brenda will retire content. so can i end by wishing you all a very happy and a peaceful christmas? thank you. applause. learning to play a musical instrument i