whitfield francis lost his job four years ago when he couldn't prove his british citizenship. i'm begging from my mother, because she's a pensioner, i'm begging from my sisters, i'm begging from friends. the windrush row has overshadowed the commonwealth leaders‘ summit where it's been agreed prince charles will eventually succeed the queen as leader. also tonight: the end of an era as, after 22 years, arsene wenger is to leave arsenal. residents of salisbury are told the city is safe, but nine sites could still contain dangerous levels of nerve agent. caught on camera and jailed for 16 years — the attacker who scarred two people for life. a warning of an epidemic of diabetes in pregnancy, which increases the baby's chances of getting it too. and if you can't stand the heat, get out of the costume — the weather warning ahead of this weekend's london marathon. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: a big game in the championship, as promotion—hunting fulham take on play—off hopefuls millwall at the den. a thunderbolt! good evening. the prime minister says she is prepared to of

and one man still suffering is whitfield francis, who came to the uk from jamaica in the 1950s.to prove his legal status and unemployed for the last four years, he can't look after his family. i'm walking with a begging bowl. and i'm begging from my mother because she is a pensioner. and i'm begging from my sisters and begging from friends. after a while, as i said, people get bored of it. for the first time, he is now calling a new government helpline for commonwealth citizens, worried about their right to remain in the uk. i've lived here since i was seven. the home office says it's changing its process to speed up these cases. so there we go, that's it. it says your whole name. and it's until 202a. some have had their cases solved. michael braithwaite finally got the news he was hoping for. fantastic, it has given me a sense of freedom. but this is only the beginning. it is thought to tens of thousands of people could still be in limbo. the row over the windrush migrants has overshadowed the meeting of commonwealth leaders in london. at the close of the summit today, the lead

whitfield francis lost his job four years ago when he couldn't prove his british citizenship.her, because she's a pensioner, i'm begging from my sisters, i'm begging from friends. the windrush row has overshadowed the commonwealth leaders' summit where it's been agreed prince charles will eventually succeed the queen as leader. also tonight: the end of an era as, after 22 years, arsene wenger is to leave arsenal. residents of salisbury are told the city is safe, but nine sites could still contain dangerous levels of nerve agent. caught on camera and jailed for 16 years — the attacker who scarred two people for life.

and one man still is suffering is whitfield francis who came tomhe u.k. fro jamaica in the19 's.nable to prove his legal, statuse's been unemployed for last four years, and can't look after his family. >> i'm working with -- i'm begging for my mother and'm begging because she is a pensioner and i'm begging for my sisters and i'm begging from friends. after a while, as i said, you g know, peopl bored of it. reporter: for the first time, he's calling a mep line for commonwealth citizens worried about their rights to remain in the u.k. >> i've lived here since i was 7. 124 the home office says it's changing its process to speed up these cases. >> so there we go. that's it. so it says your whole name. and it's until 2024. some have their cases solved. michael brathe wait got the news he was waiting for. >> fantastic. you know, it's -- it's giving me a sense of freedom. no more like this. reporter: bu this is only the beginning. it's thought tens of thousands of people could still be in limbo. ina campbell, bbc news. nkem: the federal aviation administration in the u.s. has ordered em

whitfield francis came to the uk from jamaica in the 1950s.n unemployed for the last four years and can't look after his family. i'm walking with a begging bowl. and i'm begging from my mother, because she's a pensioner. i'm begging from my sisters. i'm begging from friends. after a while, as i said, people get bored of it. for the first time, he is now calling a new government helpline for commonwealth citizens worried about their right to remain in the uk. i've lived here since i was seven. the home office says it's changing its process to speed up these cases. last week we spoke to grandfather michael braithwaite, originally from barbados. but two years ago, he lost his job as a special needs teaching assistant because he didn't have the right paperwork. michael, you've had some really good news in the last couple of days. fantastic news. it's given me a sense of freedom. no more nightmares. so there we go, that's it. it says your whole name. and it's until 2024. he's now got his residence permit. his case is solved. a big sigh of relief fo