a man stabbed in manchester victoria station on the tram platform.hey are dealing with an incident and we will bring you more detail on that as and when we get it. ‘70s pop star, jimmy 0smond, has had a stroke while performing in pantomime at the birmingham hippodrome. he was taken to hospital after last thursday's performance of peter pan —— where he was playing captain hook. earlier our arts and entertainment correspondent colin paterson explained jimmy 0smond has performed in a panto a number of times over the years. he was captain hook in peter pan at the birmingham have old problem. two days after christmas he was on stage and not feeling well but fenny says performance. afterwards he went to hospital, driven to hospital in birmingham where he found out he had had a stroke. information we have given at this time is that he is going to rest our late in the new year. we don't have any update on his condition. he is the youngest person ever to have number one single in the uk. christmas number 11972, long—haired lover from liverpool. in his product

i am grateful they were there quickly, this is manchester victoria station, with the manchester arena happened last year so they are prepared for that, came in quickly. as an individual and a human being it felt like forever because it was a scream that will stay with me for a long time. seeing the guy with the knife a few feet moving towards me and thinking this could be it. but they were there really quickly and i am very grateful that they were there. terribly frightening for you. if reports are correct that the british transport officer was stabbed in the shoulder, was a term that was first on the scene? it is possible. i saw the man who was stabbed and i took some videos but it appeared he was stabbed in the head and possibly the back, covered in blood. maybe his partner had a large bandage about her head. they both walked out of the station so it would appear serious harm has not happened so thatis serious harm has not happened so that is something to be grateful for. i had from people speaking that the man had tried to start a police officer. that is not something i saw myself,

so there you see the arrest unfolding there are on the platform in victoria station.just a little. we are focusing on the new year celebrations which have begun, unfolding around the world as we welcome in 2019. australia among the first countries to celebrate with sydney harbour transformed into a blaze of colour earlier today. let's talk to chi chi izundu from the bank of the river thames in central london. and the people, i imagine, are looking forward to that fireworks display. indeed they are. in fact, 100,000 people bought tickets to be penned into this small area, just to watch the fireworks. a few facts for you, there are eight tons of fireworks to be triggered from 348 different positions along the river thames, including pontoons, barges, and of course the london eye. 0rganisers told this they only got access to the london eye at 4pm this afternoon, and that is when they we re afternoon, and that is when they were able to put all the fireworks up were able to put all the fireworks up end—around and big the london eye, and they could only confirm just after 1

it is a similar story at victoria coach station, where travellers who were hoping to fly into gatwicko the road instead. some are making the journey to gatwick today in hope rather than expectation of flying, as the christmas getaway continues. where are you trying to get to? italy, rome. family christmas. it's quite annoying. i saw that it has reopened. so hopefully, yeah. has your airline said anything? not really. they keep saying we will probably fly normally, but they don't give us a lot of information. i was talking with my company and they said at the moment it is all right, but we don't know. so they, just go there and see what happens. i wish but i don't know. and the travel disruption has forced britons abroad to also cancel and rearrange travel plans. alex and joanne were visiting their two faughters in new york city and were supposed to return home yesterday after a five—day trip. we had never heard of that before, causing so much disruption. had we? no, we just panicked, actually, because when we got the text telling is the flight had been cancelled at about 7am this morn

it is a similar story at victoria coach station, where travellers who were hoping to fly into gatwicktead. some are making the journey to gatwick today in hope rather than expectation of flying, as the christmas getaway continues. where are you trying to get to? italy, rome. family christmas. it's quite annoying. i saw that it has reopened. so hopefully, yeah. has your airline said anything? not really. they keep saying we will probably fly normally, but they don't give us a lot of information. i was talking with my company and they said at the moment it is all right, but we don't know. so they, just go there and see what happens. i wish but i don't know. and the travel disruption has forced britons abroad to also cancel and rearrange travel plans. alex and joanne were visiting their two faughters in new york city and were supposed to return home yesterday after a five—day trip. we had never heard of that before, causing so much disruption. had we? no, we just panicked, actually, because when we got the text telling is the flight had been cancelled at about 7am this morning, we just w

news if you want to get to the south west south wales, and if you go to london victoria, the second busiest railway station no southern trains are running throughout the christmas period until the 2nd of january, which of course means no gatwick express trains running that either due to engineering work. arguably the worst affected train route is from east anglia into london liverpool street, where if you are coming in from colchester, ipswich or norwich, then there are no trains running there, you will face a long journey tried to come into london liverpool street from east anglia. but there is disruption across the country, east midlands trains i will face disruption, and reduced services from liverpool lime street, and also virgin trains saying that passengers can expect disruption as well. in total, 330 engineering works happening around the country. so why is it happening at this time of year? the rail industry says this is the time of year where demand is at its lowest. network rail says it expecting trains to be up to 50% quieter than it normally would be. if you are saying to yourself, i will plan

have intermittent closures of paddington station, right the way through including 30 december, which is going to be a problem there. we then have london victoriaanuary. that would be the worst except there is a diversion route via london bridge. top place for diversions this year is london liverpool street, the main great anglia line from norwich, ipswich and colchester is going to be closed all the way until the new year. so if you are travelling from norwich, ipswich or colchester, it will take you about an extra hour. you generally have to get a bus to essex and then hop on a bust, and then you have to take your chances on the central line of the tube from newbury park. so it is getting to be difficult and challenging, and we have strikes, as you mentioned. that will affect south—west and railways in and out of britain's busiest station, london waterloo, taking placed on 27 and 31 december —— taking place. and then, of course, northern rail is having its 21st strike of a saturday in a row on 30 december, about 70% of trains will be cancelled. so if you are travelling anywhere by train, it is probably quite convenient to check before you go.

second place, this is victoria to clapham junction. the second busiest station in britain.ges and on the main london, gatwick, brighton line. that is closing into the new year. but you can travel by bus. but a top place, they used to be an old saying that east anglia was cut off on three sides by the sea, and by the fourth by british rail. that has come back. you've got the main line, you've got a cat trained ingatestone, get on a bus, go to newbury park which is on one of the outer reaches of the central line of the london underground and try your luck. that is going to continue right through to the new year as well. i shouldn't laugh because anybody cut off like that, it isn't any laughing matter for them. that's the situation on the railways. what about on the roads? it is pea ky railways. what about on the roads? it is peaky christmas eve busy right now. as you say, half the motorists are going to be taking main roads all motorways with lunchtime the worst. in terms of the worst arose, the mi between junction 21, leicester, and 26, nottingham, that has been singled out

stations for bringing a frivolous lawsuit and those fees come in the wake of the judge dismissal of her meritless defamation lawsuit. trump's attorney prays the decision is quote - lou: joining us tonight victor victoriatorney general for the criminal justice department in washington dc lawford. how did he get - i will have to ask victoria about that. greg derek, fox legal analyst and author of the new york times best seller the russia hoax. good to have you both here. victoria, let's begin with you. these crazy sentencing mammals in which the national left-wing media has used as a predicate to attack the president as an imminent danger of being invited and impeached and whatever nonsense they can conjure up. your reaction. >> michael cohen do not pay taxes on about $4 million and made statements to institutions. by the way, they came up with a campaign finance infinite which most people, most learned people say is not even a crime for michael cohen. the southern district accused a person of embezzling millions of dollars and jaywalking into a sentencing memorandum that says we care about the safety of the street. it's embarrassing for the southern district they are out of control but we've always kno