have to go to london now, you can come to me and you can buy it in our shop for our charity in tunbridge wellsin fare. and coming up on bbc news: alex hales is out of the world cup picture after england withdraw the batsman from their squad. it follows the off—field incident that led to a suspension. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. victims of rape and other crimes are being told they must hand over their mobile phones to the police — or risk prosecutions not going ahead. police forces in england and wales are rolling out consent forms, which ask for permission to get access to messages, photos, emails and social media accounts. it's a response to the collapse of a string of rape and sexual assault cases, after crucial evidence emerged on mobile phones at the last minute. our legal correspondent, clive coleman, reports. there is going to be evidence in everyone‘s phone. liam allan was falsely accused of rape. the case against him only collapsed when text messages from his accuser — which proved his innocence — were disclosed days into his trial. he favours complainants being

a mystery donor has given them to the mind store in tunbridge wells — and shoppers there can't believewith mental health issues. today, they've done a week's takings. well, it's absolutely amazing because to get this quality and quantity in, itjust ups the ante to a whole new level, where people say, "this is normally what you only get in london". well, you don't have to go to london now, you can come to me and you can buy it in our shop for our charity in tunbridge wells — save the train fare! hang on, now we're talking! where my purse? miu miu! here we are, miu miu. best coat ever. many of these things are actually still on sale online today. so, for example, this afternoon if i scroll down, there it is. this dress here, there it is, £1,390, please. 0r650. i'm all for sustainable fashion anyway and getting as much out of things. i'm a big believer in buying things that are pre—loved. i could never afford to buy fashion at that high end, but i love getting a bargain, like anyone. oh, i can't pronounce that one! i know it's a good one, though. apologies. many of the clothes have even g

a mystery donor has given them to the mind store in tunbridge wells — and shoppers there can't believecharity shop which has spent the last 20 years helping people with mental health issues. today, they've done a week's takings. well, it's absolutely amazing because to get this quality and quantity in, itjust ups the ante to a whole new level, where people say, "this is normally what you only get in london". well, you don't have to go to london now, you can come to me and you can buy it in our shop for our charity in tunbridge wells — save the train fare! hang on, now we're talking! where my purse? miu miu! here we are, miu miu. best coat ever. many of these things are actually still on sale online today. so, for example, this afternoon if i scroll down, there it is. this dress here, there it is, £1,390, please. 0r650. i'm all for sustainable fashion anyway and getting as much out of things. i'm a big believer in buying things that are pre—loved. i could never afford to buy fashion at that high end, but i love getting a bargain, like anyone. oh, i can't pronounce that one! i know it's

designer clothes, bags and shoes given to a charity shopin bags and shoes given to a charity shop in tunbridge wellshat‘s it for today‘s morning briefing. let‘s move on to cancel tax. —— council tax. 0ne missed council tax payment in england and wales can escalate to more than £2000 worth of debt within weeks, according to citizen‘s advice. the charity says when someone falls behind on their council tax payments they can become liable for the whole year‘s bill. 0ur consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has more. unpaid council tax is a growing problem. it‘s the biggest issue for people contacting citizens advice with worries about debt, and last year there was more than £3 billion of outstanding bills. mps and the national audit office have criticised local councils for the way they try and get that money back, through aggressive 0ur consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has more. now citizens advice say the rules for how the debts are calculated needs to change to stop debt spiralling. in england and wales, if someone misses a payment they become liable for the cost of the rest of t

first, ellie crisell is in tunbridge wells talking about a medical assistance dog.aving detections. a beautiful dog, you will see a photo of him in a moment, an absolute sweetheart, but notjust an absolute sweetheart, but notjust a companion, he is actually a life—saver. his name is powell, very a ptly, life—saver. his name is powell, very aptly, because he has been a great pal to his owner claire pearson. he has been with claire for six years and she says he has saved his life literally thousands of times. he has alerted her to more than 12,000 blood sugar changes, meaning he has prevented countless nhs call—outs and fewer hospital admissions, so claire has had type one diabetes from birth, after renalfailure and a transplant, she was left unable to tell when she was hyperglycaemic. so that meant she could collapse at any time. she had primary school age children, they would come home, find her collapsed at home. clearly it put a huge strain on the family, claire got quite depressed, felt unable to leave the house, and in desperation saw this advert for a medical d

the slowing this is going to continue right through 9 o'clock in 10 o'clock as well we're checking in on the dunbar tunbridge 25 minutes to cross the bay and make it to bayfront expressway and then to 37 if that's your drive it's not that 14 minutes is your average milpitas to sonny bill james. >>thank you robin time now 7 17 2 boys were turned over to social services after they were found inside what amounts to cages bolted to a bedroom wall. take a look at the pictures here this is how deputies in modoc county found those boys last week and you can see to crib stacked on top of each other in bolted to the 2 walls there in the room. deputies were called to the home initially to search for illegal guns had a warrant for that. but then they found this the boys both under 2 years old were inside along with 3 guns ammunition and evidence of a hash oil lab their 25 year-old parents. they're now facing several charges. more than 200 former boy scouts are claiming that they were sexually abused by adults within the organization. recently law firms began running ads encouraging victims to come forward for a possibl