after tarin was arrested, west midlands police rooms to begin with. not the 13th time they call, as was 1—in—5 victims are estimated to report incidents to the police. campaigners say raneem's law is a good start, but much this needs to be the highest priority for all chief but they're just one step — we need to see whole system change. raneem and khaola's family have campaigned for this part of their legacy. received in tax last month, leaving a surplus of £15.4 billion. and analysts say that's adding to the pressures on the chancellor. our business correspondent theo leggett explains what the numbers really tell us. it means that the chancellor, rachel reeves, is increasingly like a lot of money. in a sense it is. are effectively £5 billion worse off than expected. the tax year to date, which began in april, that's £118 billion. that's about £13 billion more borrowing than was expected back in october. day—to—day spending should be met entirely by tax income and that national debt as a share of national income should be falling by the end of the parliament. and she had about £10 billi

we moved from midland, west texas, to houston around 59. darrow was then, and then we got into politics and elected to congress in 66. and this is a letter to a good friend of mine who was an editor and really was came to work for me as my chief of staff in the congress. april 1968. this a related to a vote i made for open housing, which was controversial in those days in texas. and i think around country. dear jimmy, i never dreamed the reaction would be so violent. seething hatred, the epithets, the real stuff in spades. our office girls. you be in here we use and i won't say the n-word. you must be an inward or a chinaman. and on and on. the county crowd disowning me. and this denouncing me and wondering if they could still to support me. and at the gridiron dinner, this one, i like the snubs. legislative candidates who were wanting support and fawning all over me. a couple of months ago jeanette. tonight got on this plane. an older lady came up she said i'm a conservative democrat from the unlike the liberal. from the district but i'm p

south—west england into wales, the midlands, northern england seeing outbreaks of rain, drizzle on and remains on the cooler side of things. instead of high pressure dominating, low pressure is going to move in from the west. still a bit of a battle going on, so we stick with the colder air on monday and tuesday with some sunshine on the bbc weather app. see you soon. today at one. .. disagreement over plans for the future of ukraine, president zelensky says donald trump's plans also on the programme... a new formula to give parents a fairer deal. baby milk would be allowed to be bought with vouchers, and parents encouraged to shop around — under 12 years ago. spat back out — and living to tell the tale. and coming up on bbc news... good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. ukrainian president zelensky has said he doesn't "see a ready us donald trump has handed early concessions to vladimir putin —

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on in the night. bit higher in the north—west of scotland, but otherwise and east anglia will tend to lift. could be a bit grey for a while in the east midlandswinds pick up for friday. we could see some wetter weather coming in from the near continent as well. but with more cloud, it won't be quite as cold early where there could be some mist and fog in the central belt to lift. it's going to be strongest in the south—east, where we're more likely to find some of those showers. western scotland in the sunshine could reach 9 degrees, but if you're in the midlands, towards southern england, with the cloudy and damp weather, potentially, five or six degrees. as we head into the weekend, start of the weekend, in the south of the uk, before high pressure then turning it dry again. how cold it's going to be where you are. we'll own it. the president has not committed to putting boots for the rebuilding of gaza. let's start today's programme by showing you these live benjamin nata nyahu. and donald trump on tuesday, where mr trump said and that palestinians living in gaza could be resettled elsewhere. in the last couple of hours, mr trump told repo

west towards the east, across southern england and wales, and a colder day than today. across southern england, cumbria and also southern scotland. will have a dry day, a colder day and windy eastern england, the midlandsts launching an anti—monoply investigation into google and two other us companies. we'll explore how that might work. welcome to business today, i'm ben thompson. we begin with the latest on the trade clashes between the united states and its key trading partners. at midnight in washington the us went ahead with its promise to impose 10% tariffs on all chinese goods headed to the us. china quickly retaliated saying it would do the same, a tit for tat row that could have big implications for the global economy. would take effect next monday. an extra 10% tax will be added to goods including crude

when a reporter asked him about the west bank, does this mean you're going to be, you know, like that perhaps um, opening the door to annexation for israel of midland. so they called you dan scenario promised to them they believe in the bible. he did not agree with that. he said, we'll decide in the next 4 weeks. so let's see what happens. let's also see what happens. we've got the leader of jordan and egypt coming next week, and the week after that they were ready dialing back some of the promises made last night. and i think that we're going to see more of that. i come to, i wanted to ask you about that because saudi arabia, amongst many of us are as, as rejected at any efforts to displace palestinians. a said it would not establish diplomatic ties with ease, right? which of course is being a trump ambition without an independent palestinian state. so might the president have shot himself in the 4th with this? i mean, not fatally. he'll just wrap up his foot and keep, you know, blundering forward. that's his, that's his m outlook. he was shot in the year and he just turned around and said, fight fight, right. so what he did instead his press secr

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midlands and eastern areas of wales. tuesday, the thickest cloud goes across east anglia, so damp weather here, we continue to feed in those of around 4—6c for most. time is further westa bit of hill snow for a time in the far west. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. .. in the occupied bank the palestinian health ministry says two women were killed by israeli forces. israel says the incident is lllll bemg lari; investigated. incident is beinginvestigated. uk... heavy security is in the uk... heavy security is in place in ecuador where people are voting in parliamentary and elections. ecuador _ u ;. . iizf.’ :' . iizf.’ 1“ is facing increasing drug gang ”lee—e an violence combined with an economic crisis. and one of the biggest events world's biggest sporting events gets under in new gets under way in new orleans shortly as the eagles take on chiefs in the super bowl, the chiefs in the super bowl, america's biggest football now here on bbc news it t ttt tday. i'm gavin ramjaun. .. liverpool, ending their hopes of a quadruple. with penalty drama right at the end of their defeat

the pilot, known as raneem's law, has been launched in five pilot areas the west midlands, northumbrianorthamptonshire, bedfordshire and humberside. it comes after 20 year old raneem oudeh was murdered along with her mother, koala saleem, at the hands of uday's ex—partner janbaz tarin. and that's in 2018, on the night of the murders, she called west midlands police four times to register concerns for her safety, and the force had previously responded to ten domestic abuse incidents linked to the case. and a polish woman claiming to be madeleine mccann has been charged with stalking and harassing madeleine's parents. yulia vanderholt was arrested as she landed at bristol airport at around 8 pm. on wednesday night. she had travelled from poland to meet a friend who lives in cardiff. but police have now confirmed the 23 year old has been charged with four counts of stalking. she has been remanded in custody to appear at leicester magistrates court today. those are the latest dup news headlines. more in half an hour. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news

i think when you've seen these terrible cases — like in the case of ronan kanda here in the west midlandseasily buy lethal weapons in bulk without any of the proper checks taking place, we have to have the next ten years. all of which they deny. remain in hospital. the rebels�* gains come at a cost, paid by many can change the sheets. hunger is killing us here, but how can we go home to nothing?" of conflict in the drc. hello. through lancashire, into the lake district, of rain, a lot of cloud across the uk. it will be unsettled.

our west midlands reporter jack carson. >> okay, so on the table in front of us, we have top venting firearms. >> this month, owners of specific blank firearms are being urged to hand them in to police stations. the specified brands are the turkish guns, rete, ecol, sunak and blow. and the national crime agency say they've been used in at least four killings in the uk in the last two years. tests on the weapons found they can be easily converted to fire live ammunition using common diy tools and without the need for specialist skills. therefore, they're illegal under the firearms act. detective chief superintendent peter henrick is head of the national ballistics intelligence service. >> and this is an example of another one you can purchase, which is again a top venting blank firearm. you cannot discharge a projectile. however, after the criminals have converted this is the same the same gun converted. you can still see the blue pattern of this, but now it's capable of shooting a projectile and causing injury and death. >> an amnesty for owners of the weapons is taking place until t

after tarin was arrested, west midlands police apologised for what it called "multiple failures".nting raneem's law. rooms to begin with. victims are referred to specialist support services. not the 13th time they call, as was what happened to raneem before she died, and make sure that their first campaigners say raneem's law is a good start, but much more needs to be done. constables, in all forces. raneem's law and other changes like this are important, but they're just one step — we need to see whole system change. raneem and khaola's family have campaigned for this change for six years. the government says today's announcement will be a key part of their legacy. received in tax last month, leaving a surplus of £15.4 billion. that's according to the office for national statistics. however, it was still much smaller than expected, our business correspondent theo leggett can explain. theo, what do these numbers really tell us? well, it means the rachel reeves increasingly losing room reeves is increasingly lasing ream " manoeuvre if reeves is increasingly lasing rcxcrm' " manoeuv

after tarin was arrested, west midlands police apologised for what it called multiple failures.. rooms to begin with. victims are referred to specialist support services. domestic abuse affects more than two million people a year. more needs to be done. often the response to domestic abuse has really low status within police forces. it's staffed with inexperienced officers, there's high turnover. it doesn't have the resources that it needs. so we need to look at that. constables in all forces. but they're just one step. raneem and khaola's family have campaigned for this part of their legacy. graham satchell, bbc news. surgeons in the uk have become the first in the world who would've gone blind without treatment, have following two decades of research, some of the answers in london have performed groundbreaking treatment and i looked up at dj my wife and i asked her... it was ourfirst child at the time, and i said jace was born with a rare genetic condition unbeknown to his parents, he could only see light and dark and was rapidly losing his sight. however, a chance meeting eve

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midlands across northwest england. much of east anglia in the southeast will stay dry until dusk. brighter skies following to much of scotland and northern ireland, but some showers coming into the far north—westild out there, particularly ahead of this weather front. but it's also really gusty as this band of rain moves in the winds. suddenly really picking up that rain, though, is kind of fizzling out, so it's going to be fairly light and patchy as it crosses east anglia in the south—east. but nevertheless things turning a bit damp here dunng things turning a bit damp here during the evening rush hour. dher during the evening rush hour. drier conditions following for wales and northern england, but lots of showers packing into northern ireland and western scotland. there'll be some snow over the tops of the hills here, the winds easing as that rain band moves through but staying pretty breezy across northwestern areas well into the night. elsewhere, the rain will steadily clear from the south—east. so yes, a little damp here, but then turning clearer by midnight. and then much of england wales actually having a dry night and a night with long clear spells as well. a few showers will keep goi