currently, west yorkshire, south yorkshire and staffordshire police forces are using the tech as part violence strategy. but it's thought that forensic marking will be trialled by other forces across the country, too, in the hope of securing more convictions and deterring more crimes. lara: now this week . is london fashion week. once more, models are gracing the catwalks to show off this season's finest designer garments. have you seen anything you like, spencer? no, has corduroy come back yet? not sure. yeah, it's all a little experimentalfor me, shall we say, but it looks very creative. how about you ? well, don't laugh yet, but i've actually been on the runway this week. lara: i'm off to the fashion innovation agency at the london college of fashion to test out a motion capture rig unlike any i've used before. no expensive mo—cap suits here. no dots painted on my face either. and no professional motion capture cameras. with this system, you don't need any of that. you can just track all the way down to finger level detail, just using camera movements, wearing the outfit you're wea

currently, west yorkshire, south yorkshire, and staffordshire police forces are using the tech as partit is thought that forensic marking will be trialled by other forces across the country, too, in the hope of securing more convictions and deterring more crimes. now, this week is london fashion week. once more, models are gracing the catwalks to show off this season's finest designer garments. have you seen anything you like, spencer? not sure. yeah, it is all a bit experimentalfor me, shall we say. but it looks very creative. how about you ? well, don't laugh yet but i have actually been on the runway this week. i'm off to that fashion innovation agency at the london college of fashion to test out a motion—capture rig unlike any i have used before. no expensive mocap suits here, no dots painted on my face either, and no professional motion capture cameras. with this system, you don't need any of that, you can track all the way down to finger level detail just using camera movement, and the outfit you are wearing, at your own convenience. usually, the team here would be capturing prop

now we are joint for the second half of this episode by the mayor of west yorkshire who joins us fromn leeds. hi, has the storm hit your patch yet? it is on its way and we are hunkering down ready for tomorrow. there are lots of things we can talk to you about and we will talk about levelling up, which alex does a lot of work on, but first of all i thought we could talk about the cost of living which lewis has been looking out on newsnight. inflation is 5.5%, the highest it has been since you were born probably! i think that is literally true, certainly since the early 1990s. i don't think, since you were born, it is a different story, but let us not dwell on that. it is 5.5% and that is the highest level and if we use the oldmeasure of inflation, rpi it is even higher and the scary thing is for millions of people across the country, who are already have had a decade of standard of living slips, the worst is yet to come on the bank of england is saying we would expect a peak of inflation around 7% in the spring and although the general expectation is that it will then start to obey af

a man in wakefield west yorkshire has been jailed for breaching his non—molestation order.hree police forces in england have been given these canisters filmed with smart water to victims of domestic abuse and stalking. if it's sprayed on a person can put them exactly at the scene of a crime. each batch of the liquid has a unique formulation. at this lab in telford they mix together different chemical elements and there is more than1 billion possible combinations. the technicians can analyse the tiniest of samples, so from just one drop of this stuff, they can tell exactly what bottle it came from. i can't tell you — bottle it came from. i can't tell you the _ bottle it came from. i can't tell you the secrets - bottle it came from. i can't tell you the secrets of i bottle it came from. i can't. tell you the secrets of smart water but i can tell you it's made up of a combination of rare elements that would not be found naturally anywhere else in the world. each batch is unique and we know categorically that that smart water was registered to that person and can be linked to t

currently west yorkshire, south yorkshire and staffordshire police forces are using the tech as partnsic marking will be trialled by other forces across the country in the hope of securing more convictions and deterring more crimes. shiona mccallum, bbc news, wakefield. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. further spells of wind and rain on the way at the weekend, though thankfully it's not going to be as bad as it's been today. we still have the potential further damaging gusts of wind before things gradually improve as we get deeper into tonight, as storm eunice moves away. we're still left, though, with some rain, sleet and snow impacting parts of scotland and northern england. it'll turn icy, it'll be frosty in places, too, because many places will have clear skies for a time, allowing temperatures to dip away. there's another system moving in on saturday — that's going to bring some rain, may be some hill snow into northern ireland. it'll take some wet weather across much of wales and england and on towards the west and south—west of scotland. the nor

currently west yorkshire, south yorkshire and staffordshire police forces are using the tech as parttions and deterring more crimes. an update on storm eunice, all car ferry services between southampton and the isle of wight are currently suspended. and the isle of wight are currently suspended-— and the isle of wight are currently susended. ., ., ., ,~ ., services also suspended. let's have the latest weather forecast. the winds are ramping up across england and wales. the storm system, storm eunice, also snow across some parts of scotland at the moment and will continue to fall through much of the day. as i said, the wind picking up, rough seas across the south west, a while ago. wind gusts are getting very close to mine 90 mph on the south bank of wales, and we are seeing gusts of 60 to 70 to 80 miles per. in the red warning areas. look at the satellite image, the storm is pushing its way in, the massive hook is where the storm is that it's worse which is pushing and across southern england. the isobars are tightly packed where the strongest winds are, going east during the day, i

in west yorkshire, the flood warning is impossible to ignore. storm franklin is coming.y the river wall is driving frankly follows eunice. the uk the met office issuing another amber warning for storm franklin for the north coast of northern island from midnight tonight till 7am monday morning when we will see potential gust of wind in excess of 80 miles an hour. i want to stress we should see damaging gust of wind once again across southern scotland, northern england and parts of wales. in northern england and parts of wales. , ., ., ., ., wales. in devon caroline and her 91-year-old _ wales. in devon caroline and her 91-year-old mother - wales. in devon caroline and - her 91-year-old mother kathleen her 91—year—old mother kathleen are still recovering from storm eunice. their homes lost power with 20,000 others in the west of england. with 20,000 others in the west of england-— of england. france had been fantastic. — of england. france had been fantastic, bringing _ of england. france had been fantastic, bringing us- of england. france had been i fantastic, bringing u

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actually, one fifth of all the jobs in west yorkshire are paying below the living wage.money into people's pockets. that is the priority. i heard someone on the radio this morning saying a bus from wakefield —— wakefield to bradford, it will take them when i work 45 minutes to get from wakefield to bradford, whereas you can get from london to leeds in two hours. it feels like quite basic stuff.— quite basic stuff. absolutely. i have raised — quite basic stuff. absolutely. i have raised this _ quite basic stuff. absolutely. i have raised this with - quite basic stuff. absolutely. i have raised this with michael. quite basic stuff. absolutely. i - have raised this with michael gove on a number of occasions. if you are talking about levelling up, you have to sort out our transport. you know the integrated rail plan, we didn't get that, the manchester to leeds near, a stop in bradford, we didn't get hs2 coming into leeds, we are missing opportunities for levelling up missing opportunities for levelling up and investment, but also buses, as you say, are a lifeline for so many

in todmorden, in west yorkshire, the flood warning is impossible to ignore...k. the uk is working its way through an alphabet of storms. the met office has issued another amber weather warning — this is for storm franklin. it�*s actually for the north coast of northern ireland, and it�*s valid from midnight tonight until 7am monday morning, where we�*re going to see potential gusts of winds in excess of 80 miles an hour. but i also want to stress that we could see damaging gusts of winds once again across southern scotland, northern england and parts of wales. thank you so much... in devon, caroline bullock and her 91—year—old mother, kathleen, are still recovering from storm eunice. their homes lost power along with 20,000 others in the west of england. friends have been fantastic and bringing us thermoses of hot water for hot water bottles to keep my mother warm. in kent, energy companies have gone up in helicopters to search for broken power lines. but repairs are slow. the village of wadhurst in east sussex lost power on friday morning and 80—year—old carol

and in west yorkshire, a student racing driver is hoping to win a place in an international racing serieswider range of backgrounds, as jacob tomlinson reports. there is so much adrenaline going through you. it is incredible. so the speed is crazy, as well. you are just constantly thinking about the next corner. it is 100% unique. 21—year—old amna qamar has a real need for speed. the student from huddersfield is hoping to one day become a professional racing driver, and she is doing all she can to get there. despite only learning how to race less than a year ago, she quickly realised she had a thriving passion for motorsport. she competed in the formula woman competition where she progressed to the final out of 800 racers. now she is in with the chance of getting a spot on the grid at the british gt cup series. formula woman is basically a competition looking for women from across the world and looking for those that have the best natural ability to train up to race in the british gt cup this year. it is something where people that have never raced before, never touched a racing car befor

in west yorkshire, gillian howard had taken over the post office from her husband when he suffered a where to turn. at that point, i considered ending my life. i talked to myself and i thought about my family and i thought about graham, and i knew i'd got to return and face whatever they was going to find. a court summons arrived for gillian on the day of her daughter's wedding. we were all robbed of that wedding day. robbed. each day of this public inquiry will bring equally devastating stories to light, of thousands of lives ruined by the post office's decision to blame their staff rather than question their software. coletta smith, bbc news. an amber weather warning is in place across parts of scotland, northen ireland, and the north of england, as storm dudley is set to bring heavy rain and winds. gusts of between 70 and 80 miles an hour are expected in some places. many rail services in scotland have finished early, because of safety concerns. our scotland correspondent, alexandra mackenzie, is bathgate in west lothian for us this evening. this is the fourth storm to hit scotlan

currently, west yorkshire, south yorkshire and staffordshire police forces are using the tech as partr putin will oversee drills tomorrow including missile launches. ukraine's defence minister says about 150,000 russian troops are encircling the country despite russia's claimed that some have been pulled back. world leaders are meeting in munich today for a security conference which russia will not be attending for the first time since 1999. russia's military exercises in belarus are almost over, designed to show off moscow's raw power in the most unambiguous way. 0ther drills, out in the black sea. rarely has russia displayed its military might in so many places at the same time. it's mesmerised and profoundly alarmed the west, and perhaps that's the point. some equipment is going back to bases close to ukraine. western officials say they want to see other units being moved much further away, before there can be any meaningful talk of de—escalation. although russia has announced that it is moving its forces back to garrison, we have yet to see that. in fact, we see more forces moving

west yorkshire police said a total of nine arrests were made for offences which include the throwinglifetime bans on any supporter found to have thrown objects towards the pitch. as far as as farasi as far as i know, there is some investigation going on from leeds united. i don't think that anything happened in the end, anthony elanga looked well and was happy about scoring his goal. yeah, obviously, things like that should not happen and even this game, even more so this game, the atmosphere was great, at times you had to cool down things on the pitch a little bit which is what i try to do when i walked onto the pitch, i didn't want anything to happen, yellow, or red card, and in moments like this i think it is important to try to cool things down. there was controversy on the pitch too. the pfa says concussion protocols are failing to prioritise player safety, after leeds' robin koch left the field following a clash of heads. koch collided with united's scott mctominay in the first half but stayed on the field for almost another 20 minutes. his club say koch passed all of the on—fi

resources it all the money you would normally expect the party and adviser verse or in spinning west yorkshire good thing. and it is as you carve a part of england say the lib dems and some of those more prosperous tory seats in the south, you go for those ones. everyone's running candidates everywhere but that you go all the way. for labelled we will pull back and some of the other. that gives a progressive alliance with up which is not allowing the left wing vote to be split and make it easier to beat the tories. and keir starmer is, allies of keir starmer should say, quoted that the labour leader is fully focused on trying to win. if that requires doing some kind of deal with the lib dems and so be it. we don't have voted will feel about this because they don't like being pushed into a corner of being told about a particular way. also legal questions. if you look at this very carefully but i was the conservative party look at the story i would certainly be quite worried because one of the stories in the last election is the right wing boat was not split, right to party weren't a big deal bu

in 2016, jo cox was murdered in west yorkshire.l debate in this country. it is the cornerstone of our democracy. but when that descends into abuse, insults, lies, and people screaming at each other in the street, i really hope we can agree that a line has been crossed. labour say what happened here last night has echoes of what we have seen in america in recent years. it's trumpian—style politics and legitimises the kind of political discourse which is not what we like or deserve in this country. and i believe he should come to the house of commons and apologise unreservedly for the slurs that he made last week. traitor! but that is not going to happen, despite all of this. chris mason, bbc news at westminster. let's return now to our top story this hour. the health secretary, sajid javid, has outlined the delayed plans to tackle the backlog of patients on nhs hospital waiting lists in england. let's get more on this with tim mitchell, who's the vice president of the royal college of surgeons of england and a consultant ear, nose a

that's the flood warning siren for todmorden in west yorkshire.was supposed to be working on future flood defences on the river aire at kirkstall until it was washed away. in hebden bridge, the river close to bursting its banks and more high water in matlock, sheffield, barnsley, kirklees. this is knaresborough, where residents and their pets were rescued from a flooded holiday park. and in south manchester, more than 400 homes were being evacuated last night after two severe flood warnings on the river mersey indicated a danger to life. in liverpool, the mersey looked extremely choppy as this tug boat went to work. and a bumpy ride too for this police helicopter above the wirral. plenty more journeys will be disrupted by franklin this morning, as train lines are flooded and blocked with fallen trees. south western, great western and avanti among the operators urging passengers to cancel or delay their journey. and with wind warnings still in place this morning, the full extent of the damage is yet to be assessed. will batchelor, bbc news. in a mo

in 2016, jo cox was murdered in west yorkshire. descends into abuse, insults, lies, and people screaming at each other in the street, i really hope we can agree that a line has been crossed. labour say what happened here last night has echoes of what we have seen in america in recent years. it's trumpian—style politics and legitimises the kind of political discourse which is not what we like or deserve in this country. and i believe he should come to the house of commons and apologise unreservedly for the slurs that he made last week. traitor! but that is not going to happen, despite all of this. chris mason, bbc news at westminster. there are fresh calls for a windfall tax on energy giants, after bp reported profits of £9.5 billion for last year. the company's boss recently described it as a "cash machine". last week, shell also posted bumper profits, and labour and the liberal democrats are demanding a one—off tax, which they say could be used to help households face huge increases in gas and electricity bills. ramzan kamali repo

that's the flood warning siren for todmorden in west yorkshire.his equipment was supposed to be working on future flood defences on the river aire at kirkstall until it was washed away. in hebden bridge, the river close to bursting its banks and more high water in matlock, sheffield, barnsley, kirklees. this is knaresborough, where residents and their pets were rescued from a flooded holiday park. and in south manchester, more than 400 homes were being evacuated last night after two severe flood warnings on the river mersey indicated a danger to life. in liverpool, the mersey looked extremely choppy as this tug boat went to work. and a bumpy ride too for this police helicopter above the wirral. plenty more journeys will be disrupted by franklin this morning, as train lines are flooded and blocked with fallen trees. south western, great western and of avanti among the operators urging passengers to cancel or delay their journey. and with wind warnings still in place this morning, the full extent of the damage is yet to be assessed. will batchelor,

currently, west yorkshire, south yorkshire and staffordshire police forces are using the tech as parto in the hope of securing more convictions and deterring more crimes. lara: now, this week is london fashion week. once more, models are gracing the catwalks to show off this season's finest designer garments. have you seen anything you like, spencer? no, has corduroy come back yet? not sure. yeah, it's all a little experimentalfor me, shall we say, but it looks very creative. how about you ? well, don't laugh yet, but i've actually been on the runway this week. i'm off to the fashion innovation agency at the london college of fashion to test out a motion capture rig unlike any i've used before. no expensive mo—cap suits here. no dots painted on my face either. and no professional motion capture cameras. with this system, you don't need any of that. you can just track all the way down to finger level detail, just using camera movements, wearing the outfit you're wearing at your own convenience. usually, the team here would be capturing proper models, but today my body is being motion t

in west yorkshire student racing driver is hoping to win a place in a racing series this year.-old _ corner. it's100% unique. 21-year-old anwar - corner. it's100% unique. 21-year-old anwar has i corner. it's100% unique. 21-year-old anwar has a | corner. it's100% unique. - 21-year-old anwar has a need for 21—year—old anwar has a need for speed. despite only learning how to race less than a year ago, she quickly realised she had a thriving passion for motorsport. she competed in the formula woman competition where she progressed to the final out of 800 racers. now she is in with the chance of getting a spot on the grid at the british gt cup series. formula woman is basically a competition looking for women from across the world and looking for those that have the best natural ability to train up to race in the british gt cup this year. it is something where people that have never raced before, never touched a racing car before, are getting tojump in behind the wheel and kind ofjust get straight into it. i think it would be incredible, because being able to represent so many thing

west yorkshire, south yorkshire and staffordshire police forces are using the attack as part of theiram. "the hardest thing" he has ever done in his life — that's how olympic diver tom daley has described his gruelling four—day, 290—mile journey by foot, boat, bike and water to raise money for comic relief. we'll be catching up with an exhausted tom just before nine o'clock this morning. good of him to get up for us, really. good of him to get up for us, reall . . good of him to get up for us, reall . , ., , ., good of him to get up for us, reall . , . , ., ., really. yes, he has had quite a few da s. he really. yes, he has had quite a few days. he looked _ really. yes, he has had quite a few days. he looked really— really. yes, he has had quite a few days. he looked really tired - days. he looked really tired yesterday but we will check in on how he felt getting over that finish line yesterday. more coming up on storm eunice and the impact across the country, we will be live with our correspondence but lets look at the picture where you are. good morning from bbc london. i'm frankie

what the prime minister had to say and this in the last hour from kim leadbeater, labour mp in west yorkshire2020 when we stop doing anything but it is the highest amount of profit in eight years. it is not a surprise. shell announced similar profits last week and it is because of supply and demand. we stop doing anything globally and then we all started needing energy a lot at the same time which pushed up prices. the chief executive said when the market is strong, oil prices are strong, it is literally a cash machine which triggered an angry response from campaigners who said the amount of profit is obscene when families are struggling to pay bills and we are all looking at bills and we are all looking at bills going up around 50%. bp and shell do not charge directly for energy but their price increases are part of what trickles down to us. labour said they should be subjected to a windfall tax, when you put more into the public part because of unusual circumstances leading to unusual circumstances leading to unusual profit. it is thought the chancellor do not want to do that. bp are invest

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over the last few hours — the wet weather pushed in from the west and you can see where the snow was across parts of derbyshire, south yorkshirenother system moves in through the night tonight, bringing yet more wet and windy weather with it. in fact, we will see widespread gales on exposed coasts once again as we head into tomorrow. so the rain first thing quite light and patchy across central and southern england, but some heavier bursts of rain across southern parts of northern ireland, moving into northern england and eventually into wales. that's going to gradually drift its way steadily eastwards throughout the day. for scotland, for northern ireland, sunny spells and blustery showers, but we could see gusts of winds in excess of 55—60 mph on exposed coasts, 45—50 inland, so another pretty windy afternoon. mild with it across england and wales —11—13 celsius. a little bit cooler with those wintry showers continuing in scotland. now as we move out of sunday into monday, still low pressure sitting to the north of the country, still plenty of isobars on the chart. it's going to drive in plenty of showers first thing, with t

the wet weather pushed in from the west and you can see where the snow was, across parts of derbyshire, south yorkshirehe night tonight, bringing yet more wet and windy weather with it. in fact, we will see widespread gales on exposed coasts once again, as we head into tomorrow. so, the rain first thing quite light and patchy across central and southern england, but some heavier bursts of rain across southern parts of northern ireland, moving into northern england and eventually into wales. that's going to gradually drift its way steadily eastwards throughout the day. for scotland, for northern ireland, sunny spells and blustery showers, but we could see gusts of winds in excess of 55—60 mph on exposed coasts, 45—50 inland, so another pretty windy afternoon. mild with it, across england and wales, 11—13 celsius. a little bit cooler with those wintry showers continuing in scotland. now, as we move out of sunday into monday, still low pressure sitting to the north of the country, still plenty of isobars on the chart. it's going to drive in plenty of showers first thing, with the strongest of the winds fi

the wet weather pushed in from the west and you can see where the snow was, across parts of derbyshire, south yorkshirefore another system moves in through the night tonight, bringing yet more wet and windy weather with it. in fact, we will see widespread gales on exposed coasts once again, as we head into tomorrow. so, the rain first thing quite light and patchy across central and southern england, but some heavier bursts of rain across southern parts of northern ireland, moving into northern england and eventually into wales. that's going to gradually drift its way steadily eastwards throughout the day. for scotland, for northern ireland, sunny spells and blustery showers, but we could see gusts of winds in excess of 55—60 mph on exposed coasts, 45—50 inland, so another pretty windy afternoon. mild with it, across england and wales, 11—13 celsius. a little bit cooler with those wintry showers continuing in scotland. now, as we move out of sunday into monday, still low pressure sitting to the north of the country, still plenty of isobars on the chart. it's going to drive in plenty of showers first thi

the wet weather pushed in from the west and you can see where the snow was, across parts of derbyshire, south yorkshireem moves in through the night tonight, bringing yet more wet and windy weather with it. in fact, we will see widespread gales on exposed coasts once again, as we head into tomorrow. so, the rain first thing quite light and patchy across central and southern england, but some heavier bursts of rain across southern parts of northern ireland, moving into northern england and eventually into wales. that's going to gradually drift its way steadily eastwards throughout the day. for scotland, for northern ireland, sunny spells and blustery showers, but we could see gusts of winds in excess of 55—60 mph on exposed coasts, 45—50 inland, so another pretty windy afternoon. mild with it, across england and wales, 11—13 celsius. a little bit cooler with those wintry showers continuing in scotland. now, as we move out of sunday into monday, still low pressure sitting to the north of the country, still plenty of isobars on the chart. it's going to drive in plenty of showers first thing, with the stro

over the last few hours — the wet weather pushed in from the west and you can see where the snow was across parts of derbyshire, south yorkshiredy weather with it. in fact, we will see widespread gales on exposed coasts once again as we head into tomorrow. so the rain first thing quite light and patchy across central and southern england, but some heavier bursts of rain across southern parts of northern ireland, moving into northern england and eventually into wales. that's going to gradually drift its way steadily eastwards throughout the day. for scotland, for northern ireland, sunny spells and blustery showers, but we could see gusts of winds in excess of 55—60 mph on exposed coasts, 45—50 inland, so another pretty windy afternoon. mild with it across england and wales —11—13 celsius. a little bit cooler with those wintry showers continuing in scotland. now as we move out of sunday into monday, still low pressure sitting to the north of the country, still plenty of isobars on the chart. it's going to drive in plenty of showers first thing, with the strongest of the winds first thing on monday morning, again gusting close to

yorkshire, but we had him weather front moving its way in. it will be bringing cloud and rain to many parts of the uk, particularly towards the north and the weste sitting across parts of southern and eastern scotland, down through wales into the southwest of england, too. this frontal system will be quite slow—moving to the day, so some of that rain is going to be persistent and heavy. it will also be quite breezy. we could see gales developing through the course of the day. top temperatures about 8—11 degrees, but where it stays drier for the good part of the day, a mild 13 celsius. that for the good part of the day, a mild i3 celsius. that rain will sweep its way eastwards. it will be followed by clearer skies, just a few showers continuing, a bit more of a breeze here and certainly a touch of frost for many of us away from southern england and south wales. during tuesday, we have this weather front that will hang around across southern and southeastern parts, clears away from the rest of the uk as high pressure built in. a lot of dry and settled weather, but that cloud and patchy rain continuing into the far south. bit of uncertainty about