we have just had this tweet from tracey crouch.n a great campaigner on this issue, and saying that she is a woman of principle, and saying he wasn't surprised she had resigned because of this perceived delay of six months in implementing that maximum stake. much more on that throughout the evening, but tracey crouch saying it with tests with great sadness that she has resigned from the government. —— it is with great sadness. here's alina jenkins with the forecast. a front moving its way across the uk today, and a good deal of sunshine behind that with some showers on western coats. weather front has stalled, we are seeing some rain, but a beautiful afternoon in cumbria with a bit of fair weather cloud. compare that to sob, this was stowma rket compare that to sob, this was stowmarket earlier, plenty of rain, and it is still hanging on this evening. this is connected to this strip of cloud, which is pulling away east, and i think there is still another couple of hours of rain across parts of east anglia and south—east england befor

tracey crouch isa see that throughout.istered for people who work in westminsterjournalists and other politicians say she is a general person, she loves sports. this is a loss to the government and that spence. but as you say this is not someone quitting over ambitions or try to do the prime minister in. this is a very genuine thing that is a rare trait. what interests me and maybe i could say because present might be in awe that is someone who has not made clear, she still has not made clear these days whether backed brexit or remains. come today maybe mischievous she could pursue the divide in the post may would ship election and she could be a argument for an outside leader. it stress your. we will come to sunnydale at the intrigue in a moment. the times texas to amber rudd's is a nationwide home office officials may or may not done. —— the time's resignation. —— takes us. in the handling of the wind rush scandal, it seems that at the end of day are busy one at the end of day because she claimed there were no targets fo

tonight, many of tracey crouch‘s colleagues, political opponents and even the archbishop of canterburye resignation of one minister isn't a huge blow to theresa may, but the fact that tracey crouch resigned because she felt her government wasn't doing enough to help vulnerable people is not a message that the prime minister wants to hear, and it doesn't end there. there is likely to be a vote on this issue in the coming weeks, and the government cannot be confident of victory. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. is always, much more at all stories on our website. mike issue at two o'clock. but now it is time for sport today. season. hello, i'm chetan pathak and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme... united in grief. leicester's premier league winning manager returns to pay his respects to the club's owner, whilst the current boss says they'll play to honour the man. we will play mel for him, for his family. —— now. and into the quarter finals of the paris masters. novak djokovic targets his fifth title in the french capital. breaking records

the headlines at 11pm: the sports minister tracey crouch has resigned, accusing the government of an "unjustifiable delay" in the introduction of restrictions on high—stakes betting machines. the national crime agency investigates arron banks and his leave dot eu campaign for alleged offences committed during the 2016 eu referendum. google employees around the world stage protests demanding fairer treatment for female and ethnic minority staff. president trump says his government is finalising a plan that would mean asylum seekers have to make their claim at a legal port of entry. here, medicinal cannabis products can be legally prescribed from today in a limited number of circumstances where other medicines have failed. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers asa bennett from the daily telegraph and jack blanchard from politico london playbook — stay with us for that. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the sports minister tracey crouch has resigned after the government delayed the introduction of restrictions on high—stakes betting machines

of course we are sorry to lose tracey.uss breakfast. that is true. nadhim zahawi, breakfast. that is true. nadhim za hawi, thank you breakfast. that is true. nadhim zahawi, thank you forjoining us from westminster. thank you. do not eat too much cake. he knows you. was that a personal slight? i will stick to the breakfast, i think. i tell you who else likes cake, nat. i don't like cake. dyoo not like cake? you not liking cake?. there are very few cakes are like. i like desserts, just not cake. there is forced on the ground. firstly, i am just outside tamworth. the garden of one of our viewers who isa the garden of one of our viewers who is a nab the bbc weather watcher. weather watchers are celebrating a 3- weather watchers are celebrating a 3— year anniversary. —— anne added bbc weather watcher. —— anne added. —— an avid. as many as 1700 each and every day increase in viewers. we just look about all of your photographs that come in and choose the best ones that come to show an hour. they don't have to be spectacular as fa

in a resignation statement posted on twitter, tracey crouch wrote...with great sadness i have resigned from one of the bestjobs in government. thank you so much for all the very kind messages of support i have received throughout the day. adding — politicians come and go but principles stay with us forever." 0ur political correspondent, leila nathoo reports. a popular and respected minister tracey crouch today chose to put principle before her career. during her time at the culture and sport department, she sought to tackle problem gambling, announcing in may that the maximum stakes on fixed odds betting terminals considered to be highly addictive would be cut from £100 to just two. this was widely welcomed by campaigners but monday's budget revealed the change would not be brought in until october next year. like many others in westminster, she had wanted it sooner and today she's stood down over the decision. in the commons this morning, labor's tom watson accused the government of capitulating to the gambling industry. it's a betrayal of the governm

tracey crouch was passionate about changing that, so she wanted to protect people from social, mentalith gambling. only by reducing the maximum stake from £100 down to £2 will be substantially impact on the harm to the player and to wider communities. but on monday, as part of the budget, it emerged that the new policy would be introduced in october next year, not april, as many had expected. in her resignation letter to the prime minister, tracey crouch said from the time of the announcement to reduce stakes and it's in fermentation, over £1.6 billion will be lost on these machines. two people will tragically take their lives every day due to gambling related problems. there are considerations to be made about the livelihoods of those who work in betting shops, and it's perfectly proper for the government to consider those too. if we did what the becky —— betting companies wanted this change would not be made at all. tonight many of tracey crouch‘s colleagues, political opponents and even the archbishop of canterbury were praising herfor sticking to her principles. the resignation of

the headlines at 9pm: the sports minister tracey crouch has resigned, accusing the government of an "unjustifiable delay" in the introduction of restrictions on high—stakes betting machines. the national crime agency investigates arron banks and his leave dot eu campaign for alleged offences committed during the 2016 eu referendum. google employees around the world stage protests demanding fairer treatment for female and ethnic minority staff. medicinal cannabis products can be legally prescribed from today in a limited number of circumstances where other medicines have failed. and unions call on the government to do more to save the appledore shipyard in devon. good evening, the sports minister tracey crouch has resigned over "delays" to a crackdown on maximum stakes for fixed—odds betting machines. the chancellor philip hammond said in monday's budget that the cut in stakes from £100 to £2 would come into force in october 2019. but ms crouch said the delay was "unjustifiable" and it could cost the lives of problem gamblers. in a resignation statement posted on twitter, tracey crouch

the sports minister tracey crouch has resigned amid claims that the government has delayed cutting theds betting terminals from £100 to £2 until october 2019 instead of next april. the government is changing the rules next year to try to tackle problem gambling, but there've been claims that such a big reduction in the amount people can stake could cost thousands of jobs. our political correspondent vicki young is in westminster. and, vicki, this is an announcement that was made within the budget on monday. that's right, it is not about the principle of the reduction, that has been decided but there were clearly mps, including tracey crouch, on all sides of the house whose understanding was that this change would be brought in in april. now, in the budget it was announced that actually it would be in october. now, earlierthe announced that actually it would be in october. now, earlier the culture ministerjeremy wright defended it, saying it was a huge change for the gambling industry, there will potentially be job losses, they have to have time to adapt, but we have now seen the letter

tracey crouch was passionate about changing that, saying she wanted to protect people.cial, mentaland financial problems associated with gambling. only by reducing the maximum stake from £100 to £2 will we substantially impact on harm to the player and to wider communities. but on monday, as part of the budget, it emerged the new policy will be introduced in october next year, not april, as many had expected. in her resignation letter to the prime minister, ms crouch said, from the time of the announcement to reduce stakes and a simple notation, over £1.6 billion will be lost on these machines. —— implementation. two people will tragically take their lives every day due to gambling related problems. there are considerations to be made about the livelihoods of those who work in betting shops, and it is perfectly proper for the government to consider those two. if we did what the betting companies wanted, this change would not be made at all. tonight, many of tracey crouch's colleagues, political opponents and even the archbishop of canterbury were praising herfor stickin

the headlines: the sports minister tracey crouch has resigned following a row over perceived delays to the government's introduction of changes to the maximum stake on fixed odds betting terminals. the national crime agency investigates arron banks and his leave. eu campaign for alleged offences committed during the 2016 eu referendum. arron banks has welcomed the enquiry. a senior police officer has questioned whether investigating misogyny rather than crimes like burglary is the best use of resources. google employees around the world are staging walk—outs demanding fairer treatment for female and ethnic minority staff. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday at first a look at what else is coming up. in beyond 100 days, we will hear how president trump has been stirring up more president trump has been stirring up m ore c0 ntrove i’sy president trump has been stirring up more controversy during the campaign for the us mid—term elections. we'll speak to marianne cooper, a sociologist from stanford university, about the walk—out by google employees over the company's treatment of w

of course, i'll carry on meeting with bereaved families and experts, including tracey.tracey‘s about to meet sadiq khan. how are you feeling before your meeting with the mayor? hopeful. is he doing enough at the moment to tackle knife crime? he's saying it's a generation, it's going take up to ten years, i'd actually really have to say why, why does it have to take ten years? tracey‘s son, josh, was stabbed and killed in 2015. josh was murdered in an unprovoked knife attack. for no reason, no fight, no altercation, totally unprovoked. the person who killed josh has never been caught. as well as more support for bereaved families, tracey and josh's sister, brooke, want to talk to children in primary schools about the reality of knife crime. they've set up a charity injosh's memory, but are finding it hard to get access. schools could potentially not want somebody to come in and talk about knife crime. they might worry it might make children think more about knife crime. all organisations talking about knife crime need to be speaking in schools as young as primary. the av

on emotion based on what's on the dollar and that's not healthy but that's what i think is right tracey winbush president of the ohio black republicans association in youngstown thank you so much for sharing your views with us here. thank you. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world a florida man accused of mailing bombs to prominent democrats and other critics of donald trump has appeared in a new york court to face criminal charges cesar say ark was denied bail and faces up to forty eight years in jail if convicted. the united nations says dozens of children at a hospital again in yemen could die as fighting closes in on the port of hard data the hospital is the only functioning one in the area and is treating children with severe malnutrition the war in yemen itself where he produced the world's most worst humanitarian crisis the spanish coast guard says at least seventeen migrants have died trying to cross the mediterranean from north africa in the past twenty four hours rescuers picked up more than one hundred others and took them to the enclav

officer tracey turner have been also given the purple heart award. i commend all of these officers and are very proud to serve with them. [applause] >> next, captain joe mcfadden, the prior commanding officer of ingleside station and sergeant dominguez, officer chew, and trail. [applause] >> my absolute pleasure to present this to these fine officers. i do want to thank the person that wrote up this gold medal of valor, sergeant lloyd martin. and before i could even ask him. he had it write and on my desk, so lloyd, thank you. [applause] >> this incident occurred right in this district a few blocks away, and everyone knows about it. on friday, october 14, 2016, officer dominguez, now sergeant dominguez, nate chew, and james trail were partners assigned to the ingleside housing team. at approximately 2015 hours, the three officers returned to the ingleside police station to end their tour of duty. as they were in the locker room, getting ready to go home, they heard a gut wrenching emergency communication on their radios of shots fired. several police

. >> this amazon fulfillment center in tracey is more than 1.2 million square feet, 28 football fieldsse. now one of the hardest jobs in the warehouse is actually being a picker what that means is grabbing the items from the one of the pickers working today. so tell us a little bit about what it is you're doing. right now i am picking so i'm going to look at the screen, get the items and put it inside the bin. that's what we're doing. how big of a day is this for you guys. >> it is like super bowl all over, exciting day, a big day for us, pretty good. >> i'm going to let you do your thing and show us how fast you can actually pick. >> okay. i got to put it out here. some quick facts about cyber monday, $8 billion expected to be spent, amazon says they'll get a thousand items ordered each second monday. now a fun fact about cyber monday, the way that it started most people didn't have internet back in the day at their houses so when they went into work on the mo to start shopping online since then it is absolutely exploded. 2 million people expected to shop on their mobile devices for c

the resignation of the sports minister, tracey crouch, is the telegraph's lead. of tomorrow's biggest stories on its front page, leading with the resignation of the sports minister. the daily mirror splashes on the pilot who was arrested at heathrow airport before allegedly attempting to fly a plane while drunk. and the sun alleges that the former prime minister david cameron might have his eye onjeremy hunt's job. that is a flavour of the front pages. we will look at them in more details. jack, kick us off this time around the david cameron story. details. jack, kick us off this time around the david cameron storym is definitely the most eye—catching front—page story of the day. it will have tongues wagging in westminster tomorrow, that david cameron has apparently told friends he would not mind ajob in apparently told friends he would not mind a job in the cabinet, once theresa may has gone as prime minister, which might turn out to be sooner minister, which might turn out to be sooner rather than later. it is certainly not what anyone would have expected. we w

they are going to force another vote in parliament, they have tracey crouch find them, and they willbecause the government, doesn't have a majority, let's remember. let's celebrate this moment, you and i, polly, we disagree on so much but phil hammond has brought us together. most everyone apart from the chancellor and the prime minister seem to think this policy is a complete mess. isn't it extraordinary that a government in so much trouble, going out and looking for more trouble. yes yes, like a masochist strategy. is it that they are so distracted by brexit and worrying about the numbers that they are not spotting some of these other elephant traps? i think this is much more to do with the conservatism of her majesty's treasury. ferrer bean counters. they have their eye on the revenue from these machines and they don't want to lose it, they have made this argument about some new tax change coming in that will take another six months. we will briefly touch on the front of the metro, this is the national action, apart from the bizarre thought of a couple naming their child adolf, mi

of course, i'll carry on meeting with bereaved families and experts, including tracey.ur meeting with the mayor? hopeful. is he doing enough at the moment to tackle knife crime? he's saying it's a generation, it's going take up to ten years, i'd actually really have to say why, why does it have to take ten years? tracey‘s son, josh, was stabbed and killed in 2015. josh was murdered in an unprovoked knife attack. for no reason, no fight, no altercation, totally unprovoked. the person who killed josh has never been caught. as well as more support for bereaved families, tracey and josh‘s sister, brooke, want to talk to children in primary schools about the reality of knife crime. they've set up a charity injosh's memory, but are finding it hard to get access. schools could potentially not want somebody to come in and talk about knife crime. they might worry it might make children think more about knife crime. all organisations talking about knife crime need to be speaking in schools as young as primary. the average age of those being attacked with a sharp object, such as a

of course, i'll carry on meeting with bereaved families and experts, including tracey.o meet sadiq khan. how are you feeling before your meeting with the mayor? hopeful. is he doing enough at the moment to tackle knife crime? he's saying it's a generation, it's going take up to ten years, i'd actually really have to say why, why does it have to take ten years? tracey‘s son, josh, was stabbed and killed in 2015. josh was murdered in an unprovoked knife attack. for no reason, no fight, no altercation, totally unprovoked. the person who killed josh has never been caught. as well as more support for bereaved families, tracey and josh's sister, brooke, want to talk to children in primary schools about the reality of knife crime. they've set up a charity injosh‘s memory, but are finding it hard to get access. schools could potentially not want somebody to come in and talk about knife crime. they might worry it might make children think more about knife crime. all organisations talking about knife crime need to be speaking in schools as young as primary. the average age of tho

of course, i'll carry on meeting with bereaved families and experts, including tracey.with the mayor? hopeful. is he doing enough at the moment to tackle knife crime7 he's saying it's a generation, it's going take up to ten years, i'd actually really have to say why, why does it have to take ten years? tracey‘s son, josh, was stabbed and killed in 2015. josh was murdered in an unprovoked knife attack. for no reason, no fight, no altercation, totally unprovoked. the person who killed josh has never been caught. as well as more support for bereaved families, tracey and josh‘s sister, brooke, want to talk to children in primary schools about the realities of knife crime. they've set up a charity injosh‘s memory, but are finding it hard to get access. schools could potentially not want somebody to come in and talk about knife crime. they might worry it might make children think more about knife crime. all organisations talking about knife crime need to be speaking in schools as young as primary. the average age of those being attacked with a sharp object, such as a knife, s

but culture minister tracey crouch is extremely unhappy about this.igned. i think my honourable friend is doing an outstanding job, and began to mac pro is right that she deserves a large part of the credit for the substantive change that this government is making. a decision, by the way, that the last government, the last labour government, did not make and are decision which it falls to us now to make. as to why she isn't answering the urgent question, the urgent question that's been asked, mr speaker, is about a changing government policy. first of all, as i've explained to the right honourable gentleman, there is no change in government policy. and i ta ke change in government policy. and i take responsibility for policy made in this apartment. the government collect dissly makes decisions about these matters. and that is the decision that i have explained to the house. tracey crouch is is not alone in being the only person who thinks that any kind of delay would be wrong. there are other conservatives who spoke out today, and others i have spoken

here is "cbs sunday morning's" tracey smith.porter: this is mozzeria, ranked among the top pizza n aces in the city and one of the first to be entirely owned and operated by people who are deaf. >> thank you. >> reporter: melody and russell stein opened the place in 2011, and it's been a foodie favorite from the start. their 900-degree wood-fired oven is the best they could find, and so is every ingredient. where does the cheese come from? >> we bring that from italy, and we also make some in house. >> and if that doesn't make you hungry, i don't know what will. an reporter: noise isn't an issue here, and neither is pommunication. pointing at the menu works just fine. and you can even phone in a take-out order. sat glowing green light on the wall signals an incoming call. an operator picks it up and translates your order in sign language via closed circuit tv, but this is about a lot more than serving hungry customers. how important is it to you to have an all-deaf staff? >> oh, it's very important. ri a hearing person doesn't w

tracey smith, cbs news, san francisco. >> that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you thentues.otck b the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city i'm jeff glor. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm nikki battiste. a war of words is raging between president trump and a retired special forces admiral who led the raid that killed osama bin laden. admiral william mcraven describes the president's attacks on the media as the greatest threat to democracy in his lifetime. mr. trump calls the admiral an obama backer and a hillary fan who should have gotten bin laden years earlier. search teams in northern california continue to sift through the ashes of the , searching for remains of the nearly 1,000 people still missing. but with rain in the forecast it's a race help douse the flames but complicate recovery efforts. meg oliver reports. >> reporter: crews are scouring this scorched landscape to recover dna and identify the dead before the rain moves in. >> heavily, you

in other news, there's the resignation of the sports minister, tracey crouch, which is the telegraph'sies on its front page, leading with the resignation of the sports minister. for the second day in a row, the i reports on universities the i reports on universities that are apparently on the brink of bankruptcy. the daily mirror splashes on the pilot who was arrested at heathrow airport before allegedly attempting to fly a plane while drunk. and the times‘s top story is a report claiming home office officials failed the former home secretary amber rudd. a mix of lead stories. but get the flavour of some. take us to the financial times. what do you have to say about arron banks and leave.eu? essentially the electoral commission a body that arron banks... because of how it is try to pour the finances and data as regards to his week that you campaign, they have been so concerned by what they found that they have brought get —— brought in and prefer the case to the national crime agency amid fears that there may have been several offences committed. this is over the prominence of the mone

tracey. no tracey. mark. how come i can't read the cards. no mark here. what is your last name here? >> morey. >> i am mark morey. i am a member of kayaks you have been limited. we are on port property and we thank you very much. our mandate is to get people out in the water, and we do that in a variety of ways. it is a cooperative club. we have a highway barrier to entree. we just try to get any members of the community out to the water with access of the water where they live. we fully support this measure and we encourage you to authorize it so this can be the crown jewel of the waterfront. so many members of bayview, hunters point and mission and dogpatch don't have a way to access the water and to get out and find out what it is all about, and to have the ability to just have water exercise and get out and enjoy the area. that is why several members are here. we ask you to authorize this. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> i am larry beard. i am also a member of kayaks unlimed. i was on the working group on the revision of the port plan. obviously

uganda rallied in the third and fourth quarters as roses head coach tracey neville rotated her squad,george fisher scoring the final points. game three is on sunday. great britain won silver in the men's team sprint on day one of the track cycling world cup in berlin. the three man team ofjason kenny, philip hines and ryan owens go off to a flying start against the netherlands, in the gold medal race. // but the brits were overtaken by the world champions heading into the final lap... and were forced to settle for silver. well, we've already been looking ahead to the weekend's big wilder — fury fight — which takes place early on sunday morning.. fury has battled and conqurered depression before beginning his journey back into the sport. he's not the only former british boxer to have suffered mental health problems. the former wbc heavyweight champion frank bruno has spoken honestly about his own personal battles. and earlier today he spoke to our correspondent natalie pirks. very, very, very low. he has got himself together and at least a lot of people out there suffering and just dow

but at the beginning of this month, the sports minister, tracey crouch, resigned, saying the governmentries. they have caused endless harm, terrible damage to families. the first indication of a climb—down came at prime minister's questions today. i know gambling addiction can devastate lives, so our priority is making sure that this change delivers the results we all want to see. we are listening to the concerns being raised by colleagues. then, this afternoon, the about—turn on the timing of the tougher regime. i hope, through my resignation, i have given a voice to many people who felt they were not being heard about the harms of these machines, and, ultimately, at the end of the day, we now have the right outcome for them. so the maximum stake will be cut from £100 to £2 every 20 seconds, as planned, but starting from april — not 0ctober — next year. the government's reason for waiting was to give bookmakers time to adjust after they warned that thousands of betting shops would close, putting 20,000 jobs under threat. but many bookmakers will tell you now it doesn't matter when this

a nine—goal lead at half—time but an error—strewn third quarter allowed the ugandans back in but traceywhere we really struggled to get the ball off, we got to give their minimal opportunities, that's something we didn't do. really proud about the players that come on. this is about opportunities, giving people the opportunity to play against these, see what style of play actually suits these. i was actually quite pleased with some of the injection that actually happened, but, you know, there were some basic errors we just need to tighten up. maui's own billy kemper won the jaws challenge at pe'ahi in hawaii, one of three stops on the world surf league big wave tourfor the third time in his career. after monday's surfing was abandoned due to the conditions, were kemper set the tone with exhilarating performances on finals day holding his nerve in the more than 60 foot waves claiming the victory with a brilliant 23.84 out of a possible 30 heat total. but not everyone was as lucky with jet skis doing the towing of the surfers even feeling the ocean's wrath and as you can see by these wipe

tracey crouch is spending the day considering whether to resign over the matter.lfigures in the leave campaign during the 2016 eu referendum — has been referred to the national crime agency over criminal allegations. staff at google offices around the world are staging a series of walk—outs in protest at the company's treatment of women. medicinal cannabis products can now be legally prescribed to some patients across the uk for the first time. the leicester city manager is speaking to media for the first time since the club's honour and four others lost their lives and a helicopter crash at the stadium last weekend. in rugby union owen farrell returns to fly—half for england's first autumn international on saturday, ben te'o muster at centre after just making one saturday, ben te'o muster at centre afterjust making one appearance for his club worcester so far this season. and neil lennon has called the behaviour of fans and the edinburgh derby disgraceful after she was hit thrown from the crowd. police scotland have arrested a man in connection with an assault on

of course, i'll carry on meeting with bereaved families and experts, including tracey. to meet sadiq khan. how are you feeling before your meeting with the mayor? hopeful. is he doing enough at the moment to tackle knife crime? he's saying it's a generation, it's going take up to ten years, i'd actually really have to say why, why does it have to take ten years? tracey‘s son, josh, was stabbed and killed in 2015. josh was murdered in an unprovoked knife attack. for no reason, no fight, no altercation, totally unprovoked. the person who killed josh has never been caught. as well as more support for bereaved families, tracey and josh's sister, brooke, want to talk to children in primary schools about the reality of knife crime. they've set up a charity injosh's memory, but are finding it hard to get access. schools could potentially not want somebody to come in and talk about knife crime. they might worry it might make children think more about knife crime. all organisations talking about knife crime need to be speaking in schools as young as primary. the average age of t

great chance for england to experience the venue, something which had close —— head coach traded —— traceyto utilise that. england netball have been great providing us with the hotels we stayed in, the venue, the format of the court and the people involved in that. that is hugely important and for more point if you liverpool is not one of the biggest areas in the north—west in of netball. and to keep taking it to the venue over the next six months is hugely important to build into the world cup. the appellants uganda will be a good challenge for england tonight. there are athletic and energetic and have one of the most talked about goal shooters in the world right now. peace emerged from the small underprivileged community in uganda and has now secured a dream move to play in australia. so she is quite the inspiration for young women back in her home country and will give england plenty to be wary about. england plenty to be wary about. england results have been quite disappointing. they lost to australia and then a defeat in jamaica. but those squads were largely experimental. tonight the

of course, i'll carry on meeting with bereaved funds experts, including tracey.josh, was stabbed and killed in 2015. josh was killed in an unprovoked attack. for no reason, no fight, no altercation, totally unprovoked. the person who killed josh has never been caught. as well as more support for bereaved families, tracy and josh's sister, brooke, want to talk to children and primary schools about the reality of knife crime. they've set up a charity injosh's memory, but are finding it hard to get access. schools could potentially not want somebody to come in and talk about knife crime. they might worry it might make children think more about knife crime. all organisations talking about knife crime need to be speaking in schools as young as primary. the average age of those being attacked with a sharp object, such as a knife, seems to be getting lower. we've analysed nhs data from across england. last year, 11% of those admitted to hospital because of such an attack were children, and the rise in the number of child victims far exceeds the rise in the number of adu

inside it is not easy but you have to remember that it's very hard to detect them once a militant tracey's weapon he looks like not very severely and and plus you have to remember that our flows in flows of people stream inane and you have named time to check their documents and you also heard from russia that they keys that these militants are u.s. backed and this camp is situated in the territory in the southern part of syria border in jordan that is under control of u.s. military. ok we know the officials are saying a russian officials that they believe six times the militants about this camp how would they know that why would they come to this figure is not only russian side that is claiming that the run militants inside this camp we heard that from the u.s. embassy as well that there are some i say scrape and had a looser group extremist groups members hiding in they scanned the news in the surveilling and displaced people from stay where as a human shield it's really unclear whether they have weapons where they're armed or not but the thing is that these people are of a certain backg

tracey's nothing that much above average about the space in the rear seats but it's good enough for him and he's positive there's room for improvement if he can move his back wrist back electrically which would allow him to sit back and comfort in cruise down the longer stretches. the g.s. seven cross back is a car for individualists looking for something a bit different the display for the digital instrument cluster can be customized but only was style variations on the diamond motif for a more comfortable ride the d.s. seven is camera scans the road ahead and continuously adjust the dampers to smooth out the bumps. finishes that as far as andre's concerned the d.s. seven is the first car in years that deserves to carry the legendary name d.s. premium features and designer combined with comfortable handling and exciting new ideas in automotive architecture he's interested to see what the premium french brand will put on the market in the future. by the way. chose the d.s. seven for his first official trip as french president. this a factory in montero spain fifteen kilometers inland fr

. >> tracey pott is on capitol hill ts morning. we saw president trump and former president obama on the campaign trail. what are they saying? >> the president was focussing down south. today he's making the final argument in the midwest. inohio, ana, and missouri. telling them to elect republicans and send them back to washington bas on his record. we saw president obama try to tear apart the same record in diana and illinois telling voters that this election is c about tracter of the country. it's also about numbers. our l nbc wreet journal poll showing democrats with a seven point edge going into election day and the president's job approval ratings are still upside down. >> thank you very much. >> news 4s your go-to source for information about voting. >> you can find your polling place and if you to bring anything with you before you cast your vote, just open up our nbc washington app and search decision 2018. >> we're learning more about the aftermath oast week's deadly shooting in pittsburgh. the nurse who treated the suspec

craig and tracey from worcestershire, they are property had a staggering 354 defects ranging from a troublesomerld problems, they have been in the property two years and have no had to leave because the house is uninhabitable. the company that made the house, bovis, say they are sorry and are working with the family and they have thousands of happy customers they have thousands of happy custo m e rs every they have thousands of happy customers every year but it points to real problems when people are buying brand—new houses. a man has been charged with the attempted murder of a police officer after a knife attack in east london. the incident happened at ilford railway station on friday night. daniel adeyemi — who's 24 — will appear before magistrates tomorrow. the officer involved has been discharged from hospital. essex police have issued a warning about a potentially dangerous batch of cocaine, after a man died in colchester. officers are urging anyone who may have bought cocaine in the town or surrounding areas in the last 24 hours not to take it. south american football officials were force

that prompted the sports minister tracey crouch to resign and provoked the threat of a backbench rebellionuld come in earlier — in april next year. there was a call for recognition for the fastest man you've probably never heard of. steve jones was an raf aircraft technician from south wales who held the british marathon record for 33 years until sir mo farah beat it earlier this year. he won marathons in london, new york and chicago. we have got this great man who accomplished incredible things and inspired people to follow in his footsteps, but is simply nowhere near as widely recognised as he should be. nick smith on sporting hero steve jones. now we all know names can be tricky — hard to pronounce, tough to remember and all too easy to get wrong! well there's a bit of row going on in cardiff over the new name for the welsh assembly. the ruckus is over whether it should be know as the seneth or the parliament. i asked bbc wales political correspondent eckew gwowr to explain. a consultation was held to see what the name should be. the assembly has powers now to change the name if they wi

far from over the moon after mps, including the snp‘s hannah bardell and the former sports minister tracey. they've since apologised. i think i can speakfor us all when i say that our historic chamber should not be used for this type of activity, and i gently remind colleagues that if they are seeking to use the chamber outside of sitting hours beyond for the purpose of simply showing it to guests, frankly they should write to me asking for their request to be considered. i have said what i have said. there are no hard feelings, and i consider the matter to be closed. 0rder. well, they think it's all over. it is now. that's the final whistle for this wednesday in parliament. thank you for watching. i do hope you canjoin me again at the same time tomorrow. bye for now. we have had the cold winds and some of us have seen snow and now the widespread frost. with a lot of sunshine around but the many on the eastern side, cloud already moving in. not amounting to two march but persisted through scotland. all of that moving west. sunny spells with northern ireland and south—west england. quite co

head coach tracey neville has been forced into a late change to her line up.onight for this heat second test between england and uganda after the team ranked seventh in the world will be pushed the royalties on tuesday night. i'm joined by pushed the royalties on tuesday night. i'mjoined by the pushed the royalties on tuesday night. i'm joined by the regular england captain. why you playing? i had an injury in august and carried on playing but i decided it was a good time to sort out so i'm in rehab now and hopefully will be back soon. rehab now and hopefully will be back soon. this england squad is a real mix of experience. there are six commonwealth games gold medallist but also a lot of years. i think it is important for netball in england to have more bread so i think tracy is trying to encourage that and make sure we have players who can stand in and did then and what happens. —— depending on what happens. it is important to have young blood of people who are excited and eager and balance that with experience. uganda came back to level at 43 points all be

the former sports minister tracey crouch, who resigned in a row about fixed—odds betting terminals, hasimits on the machines. speaking in her first interview since she resigned, ms crouch blamed supporters of the gambling industry within parliament for delaying the measure. leicester city‘s football players are in bankok to attend funeral ceremonies for their former chairman, vichai srivaddhanaprabha. mr vichai died in a helicopter crash outside the king power stadium last saturday. four other people were also killed. the team flew out to thailand after their match against cardiff yesterday. 0ur south east asia correspondent, jonathan head, spoke to us earlier from the temple where the funeral ceremony has been taking place. we are on the second day of the funeral. we saw the players arrive here, as you say, directly from that match in cardiff. they got here as soon as they could. just about an hour ago, off a bus and taken straight from the airport. they are not all here but we saw jamie vardy, captain wes morgan, goalkeeper kasper schmeichel, of course, who was particularly close to m

uganda rallied in the third and fourth quarters as roses head coach tracey neville rotated her squad,the three man team of jason kenny, philip hines and ryan 0wens go off to a flying start against the netherlands, in the gold medal race. but the brits were overtaken by the world champions heading into the final lap and were forced to settle for silver. hello there. looking ahead to the all—important hello there. looking ahead to the all—importa nt weekend weather, hello there. looking ahead to the all—important weekend weather, we've all—important weekend weather, we've all got some rain coming but it's not going to be a complete washout. there will be some dry moments but the weather will be quite cloudy and we will see some rain at times. the satellite picture shows an area of low pressure to the west of the uk willders cloud streaming in this rain bearing cloud. it is already getting into wales and western areas of england. there will be some rain around tonight. it —— eastern scotland, north—east england. although its breezy, in some of the deeper valleys, we might get a few patch

and the conservative mp tracey crouch called her mischievous, charming and supremely intelligent andestselling memoirs, coming up trumps, although she told one interviewer she had neither written nor read the book. lady trumpington, who's died aged 96. time for a look at the

on april 16, 2017, at approximately 1100 hours, officer tracey turner and her partner, officer r