katie razzall, bbc news, west bromwich.h. thanks for your company. i'm helena humphrey— ill have more news for you at the top of the hour — stay with us here on bbc news hello there. most of scotland didn't have a great day of weather on friday — it was wet and cool. however, it was a pretty spectacular end to the day. look at this sunset viewed from john 0'groats in highland, scotland. the rain was with us, though, for most of the day in scotland, northern ireland and far north of england and underneath this rain band as well, that didn't budge all day — it was pretty cool as well. temperatures, for example, dropping in newcastle from 18 on thursday, just highs of 12 degrees on friday with that rain really lingering for much of the day. now we've still got the same weather front on the charts at the moment and that's going to be slowly sliding its way southwards. so rainjust edging into parts of northern england. a few thundery showers are possible coming up from cherbourg into the south—west of england and they may well r

a workshop by professional musicians for year sevens in west bromwich.nership with a world class orchestra — the city of birmingham symphony orchestra. i love music, and it's one of my favorite things in the whole entire world to do. i'm not really that type of music guy, but i really enjoy doing music lessons and that stuff. what's going to happen to the sound of this instrument? what i always hope for is just to think about aspiration - in young people. what do you really want - and how can you achieve it? and whatever that is, whether that's "i want to be an astronaut, - but i need to learn team building skills and i need to learn - creativity and i need to learn resilience,"j you can learn all those things through music. and then they're utterly transferable, then, - into being a politician - or an astronaut or a teacher or whatever it is you want to be. this state school sits in one of the most deprived boroughs in england, and there's real excitement here about the opportunities it could offer. we're a completely normal school, as you can see. we'r

a workshop by professional musicians for year 7s in west bromwich.d cbso academy is a uk first. this new school has opened in partnership with a world class orchestra — the city of birmingham symphony orchestra. i love music, and it's one of my favorite things in the whole entire world to do. i'm not really that type of music guy, but i really enjoy doing music lessons and that stuff. what's going to happen- to the sound of this instrument? what i always hope for is just to think about aspiration - in young people. what do you really want - and how can you achieve it? and whatever that is, whether that's "i want to be an astronaut, - but i need to learn team building skills and i need to learn - creativity and i need to learn resilience,"j you can learn all those things through music. and then they're - utterly transferable then into being a politician - or an astronaut or a teacher or whatever it is you want to be. this state school sits in one of the most deprived boroughs in england, and there's real excitement here about the opportunities it coul

back today and 60 years ago today, one of the greatest players of all time made his debut against west bromwichalbion, who . albion, who. >> da da da da da da da da da da da da da . gas will tell you 6:20. >> everybody's thinking, is that was he in hawaii? five zero. it's like he could have been he could have been bethesda if you come in with the correct suggestion , we will read those suggestion, we will read those out in the sports. >> send those into gb views gb views, gbnews.com, or you can tweet them at . gb news. tweet them at. gb news. >> this is our big story today. it's our lead. it's an exclusive . and the government's controversial northern ireland legacy bill just one step away from becoming law. >> so the legislation offers a conditional amnesty to those accused of killings during the 30 years of violence over british rule in northern ireland. and it will stop any new court cases and inquests being held despite widespread opposition. >> the bill passed after a final debate in the house of lords. campaigners for victims , though, campaigners for victims, though, say the government h

the snake was spotted slithering along a street in west bromwich at 130 in the morning, and it took three nearby vet hospital for care. now, police haven't yet said where the snake escaped from or whether they've been able to trace its owners . been able to trace its owners. good for them. this is gb news on your tv, on digital radio, and on your smart speaker, too. that's it from me. now back to . patrick >> right before we get stuck into tony blair, we do have a little bit of breaking news for you. our home security editor has it . has it. >> this is a bus crash in west wales described by the fire and rescue service as in the local area as a major incident. reports of multiple injured his. now, this happened at about 2:20. so not that long ago when a bus crashed on cleddau i think is a pronunciation cleddau bndge is a pronunciation cleddau bridge bridge at pembroke dock in west wales. bridge bridge at pembroke dock in west wales . and now according in west wales. and now according to west and mid and west wales fire and rescue service, they said many passengers have suffered injuries a

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as a west bromwich mp, i am no stranger to labour incompetence.end is exactly right. _ other people's money? my other friend is exactly right. we - other people's money? my other| friend is exactly right. we started by hearing how a labour in london are charging hard—working people with fees at now we are hearing how labour in birmingham are feeling hard—working people, losing control of taxpayers money and driving their finances into the ground. they bankrupted birmingham, we cannot let them a bankrupt britain. mr bankrupted birmingham, we cannot let them a bankrupt britain.— them a bankrupt britain. mr speaker, them a bankrupt britain. mr speaker, the ublic them a bankrupt britain. mr speaker, the public needs _ them a bankrupt britain. mr speaker, the public needs no _ them a bankrupt britain. mr speaker, the public needs no reminding - them a bankrupt britain. mr speaker, the public needs no reminding that i the public needs no reminding that today marks a year since the prime minister's predecessor took office. upon her speedy departure, they

disappointed to see that labour in birmingham city council has gone bankrupt as a samuel resident and a west bromwichpetence. does the prime minister agree that labour have demonstrated yet again that they always out of other people's always run out of other people's . money >> mr speaker, my honourable friend is exactly right. we started by hearing how labour in london are charging hardworking people with ulez . now we're people with ulez. now we're heanng people with ulez. now we're hearing about how labour in birmingham are failing hardworking people , losing hardworking people, losing control of taxpayers money and driving their finances into the ground. they've bankrupted birmingham. mr speaker, we can't let them bankrupt britain . they let them bankrupt britain. they come to the leader of the snp, stephen flynn . stephen flynn. >> mr speaker, the public needs no reminding that today marks a year since the prime minister's predecessor took office and upon her speedy departure they will have thought that things were to going get better. but when we look at unemployment figures, they are higher. w

testing to other high prevalence areas like in the west midlands, which includes my constituency of west bromwiche minister commit meeting me and commit to meeting with me and the terrence higgins the incredible terrence higgins trust more about the trust to hear more about the merits of opt out testing ? merits of opt out testing? >> prime minister well, can i thank my honourable friend for raising this important issue and indeed for her work in indeed thank her for her work in this we absolutely this area? we remain absolutely committed ending new hiv committed to ending new hiv transmissions within england by 2030, and i'm pleased that she highlighted that the provisional data from nhs england indicates that the opt out testing programme has been highly successful . is currently successful. is currently evaluating the impact of the programme, with a view to deciding whether it should be expanded in additional areas. and i know ministers will keep her and the house updated , but her and the house updated, but don't come to the leader of the opposition, starmer. don't come to the leader of the o