this is the moment vanellope's parents dreamed of, taking her home from hospital.baby girl has made. she's fought all the way to be here. nine months down the line. it doesn't seem real. she's finally sat in our front room. during pregnancy, ultrasound scans clearly showed vanellope's heart was outside her chest. so, at birth at glenfield hospital in leicester, she was immediately sent for surgery. it took three operations to put her heart back inside and close the wound. her parents were told she had less than a 10% chance of survival, but vanellope has defied the odds. she has no breastbone, and so nothing protecting her heart, that's why she wears this purple brace, which will be crucial once she starts to crawl. in a few years' time, she'll need more surgery to build a breastbone. the bigger she is, the easier it will be for us to do some reconstructive surgery and using her own cartilages and bones or using some artificial materials. vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home. she's continued to make excellent pr

this is the moment vanellope's parents dreamed of, taking her home from hospital.ress this baby girl has made. she has fought all the way to be here. nine months down the line. it doesn't seem real. she is finally sat in ourfront room. during pregnancy, ultrasound scans clearly showed vanellope's heart was outside her chest. so, at birth at glenfield hospital in leicester, she was immediately sent for surgery. it took three operations to put her heart back inside and close the wound. her parents were told she had less than a 10% chance of survival, but vanellope has defied the odds. she has no breastbone and so nothing protecting her heart, which is why she wears this purple brace, which will be crucial once she starts to crawl. in a few years' time, she will need more surgery to build a breastbone. the bigger she is, the easier it will be for us to do some reconstructive surgery and using her own cartilages and bones or using some artificial materials. vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home. she's continued to ma

this is the moment vanellope's parents dreamed of, taking her home from hospital.rkable progress this baby girl has made. she has fought all the way to be here. nine months down the line. she is finally sat in our front room. during pregnancy, ultrasound scans clearly showed vanellope's heart was outside her chest. so, at birth at glenfield hospital in leicester, she was immediately sent for surgery. it took three operations to put her heart back inside and close the wound. her parents were told she had less than a 10% chance of survival, but vanellope has defied the odds. she has no breastbone and so nothing protecting her heart, which is why she wears this purple brase, which will be crucial once she starts to crawl. in a few years' time, she will need more surgery to build a breastbone. the bigger she is, the easier it will be for us to do some reconstructive surgery and using her own cartilages and bones or using some artificial materials. vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home. she's continued to make excelle

this is the moment vanellope's parents dreamed of, taking her home from hospital. girl has made. she has fought all the way to be here. nine months down the line. it doesn't seem real. she is finally sat in ourfront room. during pregnancy, ultrasound scans clearly showed vanellope's heart was outside her chest. so, at birth at glenfield hospital in leicester, she was immediately sent for surgery. it took three operations to put her heart back inside and close the wound. her parents were told she had less than a 10% chance of survival, but vanellope has defied the odds. she has no breastbone and so nothing protecting her heart, which is why she wears this purple brace, which will be crucial once she starts to crawl. in a few years' time, she will need more surgery to build a breastbone. the bigger she is, the easier it will be for us to do some reconstructive surgery and using her own cartilages and bones or using some artificial materials. vanellope was transferred to queen's medical centre in nottingham in may to be nearer home. she's continued to make excellent p

vanellope's case was unprecedented. her extremely rare condition diagnosed in the womb.ical team of 50 were in theatre at glenfield hospital for this special delivery. born with her heart outside her chest and without a breastbone, doctors now believe she is one of a kind. there is nobody else's act to follow, certainly. there is nothing we can find that will guide us in our decision—making. we always knew it was rare but how rare she is is probably rarer than we thought. vanellope will need surgery again in a few years to build a breastbone to protect her heart. the bigger she is, the easierfor us to do some reconstructive surgery. using her own cartilage or bones or using some artificial materials. baby vanellope has spent her whole life in hospital so far. she will be one in november. her family can't wait to bring her home soon. she is a feisty little thing. feisty. certainly notice what she likes and watch doesn't like. and she is quite happily voicing that well. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news... a former minister i

baby vanellope has spent her whole life in hospital so far. she will be one in november.. and she is quite happily voicing that well. naomi findlay, vanellope‘s mother, speaking there to our east midlands reporter, marie ashby. and you can see more on inside out on bbc one in the east midlands tonight at 7:30, or everywhere on the bbc iplayer. companies are selling vehicle number plates without carrying out proper checks according to a bbc investigation. it means the real owners can face fines or even be arrested when vehicles with their number plates are involved in crime —— as our correspondent jonathan gibson reports. adam has a problem with parking tickets. someone else‘s parking tickets. he‘s received more than £1,000 in fines meant for a driver who has copied his numberplate. i‘m kind of scared that someone will commit a bigger crime using a car with my licence plate on it and that i‘m going to have police show up on my doorstep to arrest me. tia is another car cloning victim and thought she was about to be arrested when police surrounded her car on the motorway. th

we'll bring you a special report on vanellope wilkins, later this hour.e he has come out to bat and reached every landmark. he has hit a century. he's had standing ovations every time he's come out to bat in this test match and when he's reached every landmark. alastair cook has hit a century in his final test innings. he's helped england into a big lead in the fifth test against india and he's still going. cook is 134 not out, with captainjoe root also reaching a century, he's on 112. it brings england up to 295—2, for a lead of 335. -- 344 is —— 344 is the lead. cook's become the fifth—highest run—scorer in test history, and finish his test career with 33 centuries, five of which are double hundreds. that is so far because there is still time for a sixth. add to that his 57 half centuries, and you will see what england will be missing at the end of this his 161st test. and he's the only man to have a half century and a century in his first and last tests, with both coming against india. what great symmetry that is. isn't it marvellous? there is a great

we‘ll bring you the latest on vanellope wilkins from nottingham. developing in the last 12 months, areas coming into crisis. policing in england and wales is reliant on my colleagues, police staff colleagues through the service working harder and longer. areas coming into crisis, which specifically? i could go further and say the whole system is starting to go into crisis. but areas particularly around across england and wales people call the service, crimes getting screened out because we are having to make those hard choices as to where we put our finite resources to best effect. that is causing frustration for the public and for police officers. police officers do not want to feel they are letting the public down. they got into the vacation to serve the public and it is hugely frustrating that we feel like we are at times. public protection for instance, acute high risk, protecting vulnerable children and adults, my colleagues leading protection units are having to make very hard choices hourly and daily as to where they put the finite resources

ralph and vanellope learn more about the cyberworld beyond the arcade in the latest trailer for "ralphnternet." the animated sequel arrives november 21st. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin)still ahead on the kron four morning news... a standoff with oakland police ends without incident... and now officials are crediting the peaceful end .. to a new change in policy. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. much like yesterday it will be another hot day for much of the bay. temperatures will boost back into the upper 80's and low 90's inland with 60's and 70's closer to the coast. skies will remain sunny and dry all day long much like yesterday with a relatively fog free morning to start this last day of summer. working into fall ahead of us expect temperatures to remain above average and for skies to remain clear and dry. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.