_ men who originated it appears one or watford and one from newark, not from _ watford and one fromhere in nottingham shire. my reaction — from from here in nottingham shire. my reaction to it is it's obscene, it's unlawful against the geneva convention. can i say, we are really, _ convention. can i say, we are really, really surprised by the sort of thing? — really, really surprised by the sort of thing? when we are playing, the uk is _ of thing? when we are playing, the uk is rightly in my view but, that's arguable _ uk is rightly in my view but, that's arguable and some people we are playing _ arguable and some people we are playing such a prominent role at the forefront _ playing such a prominent role at the forefront of — playing such a prominent role at the forefront of the opposition to what the russians are doing. i fear this is one _ the russians are doing. i fear this is one of— the russians are doing. i fear this is one of the inevitable consequences that we have to live with _ consequences that we have to live with it _ consequences that we have to live with. ., , , cons

_ watford. -- the lights off. drinks and food? yes, _ watford. -- the lights off. drinks and food?ry _ watford. -- the lights off. drinks and food? yes, very nice. - watford. -- the lights off. drinks and food? yes, very nice. i- watford. -- the lights off. drinks and food? yes, very nice. i felt. and food? yes, very nice. i felt very regal- _ and food? yes, very nice. i felt very regal- you _ and food? yes, very nice. i felt very regal. you deserve - and food? yes, very nice. i felt very regal. you deserve it. - we've got a great show for you — including a brilliant one big thank you. tonight it's the turn of 17—year—old daniel lewis forfighting as soldiers in ukraine's military, after a short trial in russian held territory, aiden aslin and shaun pinner have been told they face the death penalty. if you're watching this, it means that we have surrendered. this was aiden aslin�*s last message to family and friends before he was captured. if you're watching this, it means that we have surrendered. this was aiden aslin�*s last message to family and friends before he was captured. ru

we are at watford ga in your assessment?re but if it gets busier, they have enough staff and they will be able to cope, they say. despite everything looking normal, that does not mean people's journeys have not been disrupted. here's what some commuters have been telling me. yellow and obviously concerned about the tube strikes in london and the effect that has had on me travelling for my work to get in and out of hospitals because the roads just become completely locked. we are going to a boat race in windsor— we are going to a boat race in windsor and we've travelled from yorkshire — windsor and we've travelled from yorkshire. basically trains are on strike, _ yorkshire. basically trains are on strike, we — yorkshire. basically trains are on strike, we wanted to do a quick journey— strike, we wanted to do a quick journey on _ strike, we wanted to do a quick journey on the trains but unfortunately we cannot do that, so we are _ unfortunately we cannot do that, so we are stuck on a bus for four hours — we are stuck on a bus

at watford gap services on the m1, it was also quieter than usual, but some people hadn't expected toragon boat race in windsor, and we've travelled all the way from yorkshire. and, basically, trains are on strike, we wanted to do a quickjourney on the trains, but unfortunately, we can't do that, so we were stuck on a bus forfour hours, basically! you know what? honestly, it's not been too bad, it's not been too bad at all. a few disruptions, but i was expecting a lot worse, to be honest with you. this is the evening rush hour on the m5 in worcestershire. 0rdinarily, there would be queues in the roadworks, but again, it's not too bad. the trouble is, if everybody thinks, "well, it was quiet today, "so i'm going to drive to work for the rest of the strike," well, we'll be back at square one and there will be traffic chaos. and the end of the week will be much busier. after all, this is the road from the midlands and north to glastonbury. phil mackie, bbc news, worcestershire. businesses are struggling today, with many reporting the difficulties faced by staff trying to get to work. and

been celebrating closer to home, like flo, who we heard from earlier who's hosting a street party in watford. i was getting a bit worried this morning, we set up under the rain, we had lots of gazebos, the party started at 12 and the sun arrived at 12. we have plenty. we have candyfloss, we've got a tombola, a display of all our previous street parties, the street has a really big tradition. this is our fifth street party and we have an afternoon packed with games, a visit from the fire brigade, ice cream van, face painting, the lot. that's fantastic and i love the idea of the board reflects your parties of the past. are you organiser in chief? how does that work? it's a lovely thing to do, but it really is a lot of work to get it together as well, isn't it? it's been weeks in the planning but i have other residents to help me. it has been a lot of work, many phone calls a lot of stress but it's worth it when you see the smile on people's faces. we have got music and dancing in the afternoon, everyone is absolutely loving getting together. and i have got to ask you before we let you go, have

flo graham is hosting hers today in watford. we can join her. scene behind you, you have a lot of behind you, how many people, who is involved? it you, how many people, who is involved?— you, how many people, who is involved? , ., , involved? it is the whole street lus involved? it is the whole street [us the involved? it is the whole street plus the street _ involved? it is the whole street plus the street of _ involved? it is the whole street plus the street of residents - involved? it is the whole streeti plus the street of residents and guests. we have about 220 people today. we were worried this morning, we had lots of gazebos, the party started at 12 and the sun arrived at 12. we have plenty. we have candyfloss, a tombola, a display of our previous street parties, it is a really big tradition. this is our fifth st party and we have an afternoon packed with games, a visit from the fire brigade, ice cream than, face painting, the lot. i love the board reflecting _ than, face painting, the lot. i love the board reflecting your - than, face pa

and these two very sad soldiers, one evidently for watford, the other from newark in notting hillshire sentenced to death by this regime and by what liz truss, our foreign secretary calls a sham judgment from a sham court. it is a horrendous thing, for those of us who have been to donetsk on several occasions and enjoyed the hospitality of the people in donetsk, this is beyond belief, really. as i said in an hour ago, it's obscene, it's surely unlawful but i fear is horribly predictable. unlawful but i fear is horribly predictable-— unlawful but i fear is horribly redictable. _ �*, ., ., predictable. daisy, it's about more than 'ust predictable. daisy, it's about more than just these _ predictable. daisy, it's about more than just these two _ predictable. daisy, it's about more than just these two men, - predictable. daisy, it's about more than just these two men, of- predictable. daisy, it's about more. than just these two men, of course. i'm afraid it is, which will come as no comfort— i'm afraid it is, which will come as no comfort to their families both in ukraine _ no comfort to t

flo graham is hosting hers today in watford and earlier she told my colleaguejane hill what residents at 12. we got plenty. candy floss, we've got coca—cola, we've got a display of all the previous street parties. a really big tradition. this is the fifth st party and we've got an afternoon packed with games, a visit from the fire brigade, we've got isa cream, face painting, the lot. i love the idea of the board. are you organiser in chief? how does that all work? it is a lovely, great fun thing to do but it really is a lot of work to get it together as well, isn't it? ., , , ~', isn't it? indeed. it has been weeks in the planning _ isn't it? indeed. it has been weeks in the planning but _ isn't it? indeed. it has been weeks in the planning but i _ isn't it? indeed. it has been weeks in the planning but i have - isn't it? indeed. it has been weeks in the planning but i have had i isn't it? indeed. it has been weeks in the planning but i have had a i in the planning but i have had a lovely community of seven other residents who have helped me. it has been a lot of work. many, many hour

the watford is brought watts right as workshop, which was created for young residents of watts and became a major part of the black arts movement. kennedy supported sent money visited with them and even campaign there when he was running for president in 68, so he's connecting with these forces that are helping to build up these communities and supporting young a young black people now when he was created about black power, get my thing. he in the way for the meredith march he said well you can interpret black power in many ways. and it could raise he said tactical concerns because he felt that the future of the country depended on black and white people working together. but he said he prays the march the march against fear for demonstrating that black citizens would keep up their efforts. for full equality and until they establish full equality and he himself embraced black self-determination and community empowerment which was evident and in the bedford stuyvesant project, which was an innovative redevelopment project. that was run by people in the community. they'd raised money from t

at watford gap services on the m1, it was also quieter than usual, but some people hadn�*t expected touickjourney on the trains, but unfortunately, we can�*t do that, so we were stuck on a bus forfour hours, basically! you know what? honestly, it's not been too bad, it's not been too bad at all. a few disruptions, but i was expecting a lot worse, to be honest with you. this is the evening rush hour on the m5 in worcestershire. 0rdinarily, there would be queues in the roadworks, but again, it�*s not too bad. the trouble is, if everybody thinks, "well, it was quiet today, "so i�*m going to drive to work for the rest of the strike," well, we�*ll be back at square one and there will be traffic chaos. and the end of the week will be much busier. after all, this is the road from the midlands and north to glastonbury. phil mackie, bbc news, worcestershire. a texas senate hearing into last month�*s uvalde school shooting has been told that the law enforcement response was an "abject failure". a senior state official, steve mccraw, said there were enough police officers to have stopped the gunm

over a year ago and it's been successfully delivered ljy and it's been successfully delivered by watfordk up and speak out? can i thank you very much and congratulate him on his own campaign on this issue. i think everybody understands bullying is an absolutely appalling experience and something we should not tolerate in our society. i'm delighted to see so many colleagues, honourable members, wearing their blue ribbons today. we should all speak out against bullying but also make sure we give everybody the courage to speak out against bullying, as well. side when it came to the issues of strikes and being on the side a bankers because they take a the on bankers because they take a the on bankers bonuses which has been lifted. that true? it’s bankers bonuses which has been lifted. that true?— lifted. that true? it's a lot more complicated _ lifted. that true? it's a lot more complicated than _ lifted. that true? it's a lot more complicated than that. - lifted. that true? it's a lot more complicated than that. the - lifted. that true? it's a lot more complicated than that. the back story