i'm really wilkinson's and really sad about wilkinson's and i'm about everyone really sad about wilkinson's about everyone really sad about wilkinson's and i'm worked atabout everyone really sad about wilkinson's and i'm worked at wilkinson's.ne really sad about wilkinson's and i'm worked at wilkinson's. are who worked at wilkinson's. are you sad about wilkinson's or are you sad about wilkinson's or are you saying that because you you just saying that because you think you should? >> are sad about not >> what are you sad about not having a wilkinson on your high street? >> for w reasons. one, >> well, for two reasons. one, because regularly because i shop there regularly and two, i'm in a trade and two, because i'm in a trade union. and think everyone union. and i think everyone who's at risk. so there's who's job is at risk. so there's two reasons. but you asked a point what can do next. point about what can we do next. so think some of it jacqueline so i think some of it jacqueline didn't talk about is didn't talk so much about is about tax system as well. about the tax system as well. la

lisa wilkinson is _ parliamentary committee. lisa wilkinson is not _ parliamentary committee. in the way you have done business in the shop floor? lack of investment. _ business in the shop floor? lack of investment, you _ business in the shop floor? lack of investment, you have _ business in the shop floor? lack of investment, you have people - business in the shop floor? lack of investment, you have people like i investment, you have people like procter & gamble and unilever, the debt which occurred and you have to think that during lockdown, they made mountains of money, eye watering sum is a word of the profit go? it wasn't to the people to buy the stock. what happened to it? after the second lockdown, the shop never ever really recovered. we got stocking in dribs and drabs and it never ever recovered. lots of things didn't end up turning up, just came on in bits and pieces. where did all that money go? it's a sad, it's utterly sad and i feel for my colleagues today but i do believe this comes from the very top itself. isn't it a general malaise in the high street? things

now allow me to invite a couple of guests to discuss this, so sarah wilkinson, human rights activist in midlands join me from the... uk also we have farus, barwala activis and commentator from mumbai, good to see you both, let's begin with uh sarah, now we know what the problem is, everybody knows what israel has been doing to palestinians, the question is what mechanism, actually what international body or regional body, who can do what to stop all this occupation? that is very good question, um, i yes, i mean, i've been asking for years, when is enough, enough, when, what child will make the world work, wake up and try and put an end to this, and you know, i, i sort of use the united nations, they need to scrap the their veto, and uh, they're really the only body that we can turn to, the international community seem to be sleeping, um, this this particular incident with muhammad ramana, he was shot in the... he was going to be arrested, well in in any other country you would make arrest, you don't need to shoot um and critically shoot teenage boy, a child, so it's an atrocious act

here's helena wilkinson.or, comedian, entertainer russell brand, now accused of serious allegations by four women, including rape and sexual assault, allegations he denies. one of his accusers, alice, not her real name, alleges that russell brand assaulted her when he was in his early 30s and she was 16 and still at school. she spoke to radio 4's woman's hour and had this to say about his denials. first of all, i think it is insulting. it is laughable he would even imply that this is some kind of mainstream media conspiracy. he is not outside the mainstream. he did a universal pictures movie last year, he just happens to have a youtube channel where he talks about conspiracy theories to an audience that laps it up. she also alleged his management attempted to explain their relationship. he told me that his management had told him, his agent, not to be seen out and about... his management had advised him not to be seen out and about with a 16—year—old? yes, they said it wasn't a good look for him and his caree

us us from the wilkinson joining us from the newsroom. what can you tell us about the new guidelines? for newsroom. what can you tell us about the new guidelines?— the new guidelines? for those of us, ou and i the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who _ the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who work _ the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who work in _ the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who work in news, - the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who work in news, we - the new guidelines? for those of us, j you and i who work in news, we have to abide very strictly to the impartiality guidelines on social media, but as you mention now, this all kicked off earlier on this year with danny matt gary lineker, the bbc highest paid presenter, when he put on social media, a tweet criticising government asylum policy and it followed after that he was temporarily suspended from the bbc, and after that, he was brought back to present the programme and the director general of the bbc, tim davie commission

helena wilkinson, bbc news.said they won't vote for any plans that result in higher taxes — the government has also been announcing policies to back motorists — this all comes ahead of the party's annual conference this weekend. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent, tony bonsignore. all sorts of messaging coming out ahead of the conservative party conference in manchester, which starts tomorrow. there'll be lots of delegates and mps heading there over the course of today. now, what the government is very keen to talk we'llll come to taxes in a moment because they are going we'll come to taxes in a moment because they are going to be really important over the next few days. but what the government wants to talk about motorists and what it says is a war on motorists, which it's determined to end now. so what we've had from the government is the promise of a series of consultations on things like low traffic neighbourhoods, which are areas which are deliberately off limits to motorists, things like bus la

helena wilkinson has the latest. this is antiestablishment, anti—authority. ..ent, anti—authority... he this is antiestablishment, anti-authority. . ._ this is antiestablishment, anti-authori ., , this is antiestablishment, anti-authori ., anti-authority... he has millions of followers to — anti-authority... he has millions of followers to his _ anti-authority... he has millions of followers to his youtube _ anti-authority... he has millions of followers to his youtube channel, l followers to his youtube channel, but now russell brand has been blocked from making money from his content on the platform. youtube says it is taking action to protect its users. in recent years, the former tv and radio presenter has posted regular videos online about subjects including politics and spirituality to a huge following. generally we've spoken to lots of youtube as over the years, 1000 viewers, their income ranges from about $1 to around $29 to $30, so that would put russell brand in the maybe kind of $2000 to $4000 per video. in maybe kind of $2000 to $4000 per video. ., ,

several other children were injured. 0ur correspondent helena wilkinson has the latest.lchildren on the bus who was killed in the crash. the driver, stephen shrimpton, also died. more than 50 children were on their way to school when theirjourney ended in tragedy. this is the aftermath of the crash on the m53 on merseyside. the coach overturned. it happened just after 8:00 yesterday morning. a major incident was declared. police, ambulance and fire crews were quickly sent to the scene. our thoughts and condolences are very much with their families and friends at this tragic time. family liaison officers are providing specialist support to both families and we are working with the schools, wirral council and cheshire west council to ensure the necessary trauma support is in place for the children on the bus. a 14—year—old boy is also being treated for life—changing injuries. other children were also injured. 50 children were transported to a casualty clearing centre at the emergency service training centre in wallasey. of those 50, 39 have now been discharged. the remaind

live now to new scotland yard, and our correspondent helena wilkinson.ucially, detectives now have something concrete potentially to work from. so they have released this information that a member of the public has contacted them, as we've been reporting, to say that they saw a man fitting daniel khalife's description walking away from a food van — the same van that daniel khalife used to strap himself to the underside when he escaped from wandsworth prison. so a sighting by a member of the public — and what detectives will be doing very quickly, this sighting was around the wandsworth round about, they also say that shortly after that, the man who is a member of the public thinks was daniel khalife, was then seen walking towards wandsworth town centre. so what detectives will be doing now clearly is focusing a lot of their efforts on that area, they will no doubt be doing door—to—door inquiries, so they'll be trying to gather as much information as they can. because if you like, they can almost start at that point and work from there to try and work out

historian harvey wilkinson put it this way, quote, there has always been a certain mystique surrounding the manner in which the organization picked its candidates for governor from the informal give and take of the courthouse preference. the senator's own wishes and the choice of the senator's closest advisers. a preferred candidate usually emerged and proceeded to an almost certain victory in the forthcoming democratic primary and the general election. so you see there the encryption of the local courthouse ring is central to how the machine sort of used its power and maintained its power over a long period of time. so the courthouse clerks organize the local elections from the local organizing candidate, aided by the sheriff and the commonwealth's attorney members of the local board of supervisors worked as the public face of the campaign team, as did the delegation to the general assembly here in richmond. so behind the scenes, the chief judge who had this top office, top courtroom here, the chief judge of the circuit court, would encourage support for the organization candidate by o

his name was james wilkinson. we will be talking about james wilkinson as a potential figure in the eventual death of meriwether lewis. so they were not aware that the spanish were after them. they did learn later that the spanish had turned back these other expeditions. great question. anything else? thanks for your attention. i hope you enjoyed this. we will talk to you on friday.

helena wilkinson in windsor and carrie davies in islamabad, thanks. by last friday's earthquake, which killed more than 2,900 people. the 6.8 magnitude quake, stretching from the high atlas mountains to the city of marrakesh, levelled buildings and left survivors homeless and in urgent need of shelter, food and clothing. i'm joined from amizmiz by nawal el makni, an aid worker with muslim hands. tell me the scale of the destruction you have seen? it’s tell me the scale of the destruction you have seen?— you have seen? it's absolutely horrendous. _ you have seen? it's absolutely horrendous. we _ you have seen? it's absolutely horrendous. we are _ you have seen? it's absolutely horrendous. we are here - you have seen? it's absolutely horrendous. we are here in i horrendous. we are here in marrakesh, working around the clock to do as much as we can to help survivors. a team from muslim hands including myself arrived here 2a hours after the earthquake and have been assisting. this earthquake has been assisting. this earthquake has been devastating. the ho

with more on this here's our correspondent helena wilkinson.ll us what changes with these new guidelines. has just tell us what changes with these new guidelines.— new guidelines. has anyone that works in news — new guidelines. has anyone that works in news and _ new guidelines. has anyone that works in news and current - new guidelines. has anyone that | works in news and current affairs new guidelines. has anyone that i works in news and current affairs at the bbc, like you and i, we have to strictly stick to social media guidelines. these new guidelines published today, updated guidelines. they were last updated and put into place in 2020. these new guidelines have looked and are specifically looking at freelance on—air presenters on high—profile programmes, what they call flagship presenters. what the bbc are saying is that these presenters on these programmes, for example match of the day, which gary lineker presents the apprentice, presented by alan sugar, those presenters have a particular responsibility to respect the bbc�*s partiality

helena wilkinson reporting and thank wages are going up in line with rising prices for the first timen which is currently guaranteed by what's called the triple lock — that is, it goes up by either the rate of price rises, wage increases or 2.5%, whichever is higher. today a government minister said the policy — established in 2010 — isn't sustainable in the long term. with more, here's our economics editor faisal islam. business is brisk, at this high tech led lighting factory in cumbria as everyone tries to save energy, so that has switched on some bumper pay rises for workers in short supply of as much as 20%. i rises for workers in short supply of as much as 20%.— rises for workers in short supply of as much as 20%. i would imagine it is takin: as much as 20%. i would imagine it is taking you _ as much as 20%. i would imagine it is taking you back _ as much as 20%. i would imagine it is taking you back to _ as much as 20%. i would imagine it is taking you back to where - as much as 20%. i would imagine it is taking you back to where the - is taking you back to where the crisis was

here's helena wilkinson.median, entertainer russell brand, now accused of serious allegations by four women, including rape and sexual assault, allegations he denies. one of his accusers, alice, not her real name, alleges that russell brand assaulted her when he was in his early 30s and she was 16 and still at school. she spoke to radio 4's woman's hour and had this to say about his denials. first of all, i think it is insulting. it is laughable he would even imply that this is some kind of mainstream media conspiracy. he is not outside the mainstream. he did a universal pictures movie last year, he just universal pictures movie last year, hejust happens to universal pictures movie last year, he just happens to have a youtube channel where he talks about conspiracy theories to an audience that laps it up. she conspiracy theories to an audience that laps it urn-— that laps it up. she also alleged his management _ that laps it up. she also alleged his management attempted - that laps it up. she also alleged his

let's check if that man's timing is correct, helene wilkinson is down at scotland yard and she will knowod out for you?— stood out for you? i think crucially detectives now _ stood out for you? i think crucially detectives now have _ stood out for you? i think crucially detectives now have something i detectives now have something concrete potentially to work from. they have released this information that a member of the public has contacted them as we have been reporting said they saw a man fitting the description of daniel khalife, walking away from a food van, that is the same company and the same van that daniel khalife used to strap himself to the underside when he escaped from wandsworth prison. a sighting by a member of the public. police and detectives will be doing very clearly, this sighting was around the wandsworth roundabout and they say shortly after that, a man who is a member of the public thinks was daniel khalife was then seen walking towards wandsworth town centre so what detectives will be doing now clearly is focusing a lot of their efforts on that area. they will no

now we turn to our correspondent helen wilkinsonjoining us from we turn to our correspondent helen wilkinsons about the new guidelines? for newsroom. what can you tell us about the new guidelines?— the new guidelines? for those of us, ou and i the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who _ the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who work _ the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who work in _ the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who work in news, - the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who work in news, we - the new guidelines? for those of us, j you and i who work in news, we have to abide very strictly to the impartiality guidelines on social media, but as you mention now, this all kicked off earlier on this year with danny matt gary lineker, the bbc highest paid presenter, when he put on social media, a tweet criticising government asylum policy and it followed after that he was temporarily suspended from the bbc, and after that, he was brought back to present the programme and the director general of the bbc, tim davie commissioned a review, that yo

{lila wilkinson has ultimately ruined her family legacy-— wilkinson has ultimately ruined her family thank you. andy prendergast. that is _ family legacy. 0k, andy, thank you. andy prendergast. that is where - family legacy. 0k, andy, thank you. andy prendergast. that is where we | andy prendergast. that is where we are up to with this latest story. obviously andy's comments about the managing director, the owner of wilkinson, has not had a chance to respond to those comments. we will keep you up—to—date with any development. thank you very much indeed. a worrying time for wilko workers. lots of questions, of course, for shoppers, for customers. there is a really good piece on the bbc news website, what has gone wrong at wilko? it is a long read, goes through the background of the company and how it got to this point. 6:35am. john easier. it is such a shame that we are still talking about spain women's world cup win but for the wrong reasons. yes. about spain women's world cup win but for the wrong reasons.- but for the wrong reasons. yes, the wait has been _ but for the wrong reason

at the gallery of political memories wilkinson explaining how the burr machine would not just work buty look in the courthouse to see the machine in action. >> how did any and all this happened. in order to answer that we need to go all the way back to the end of the civil war and meet the sky this is confederate general william mahon he later ends up being a key figure in the history. it's sad we don't know more about this guy he was really interesting figure and you seeu him here and is confederate outset. after the civil war he transformed himself from a confederate general to a railroad executive and ultimately a united states senator who created virginia's first political machine in the 1880s his rise to power is matched only by his falls from grace this is why we don't know too much about him it's a brief time he was in power. so exacting with his wardrobe that is taylor said he would rather make dresses for eight women then one suit for this editor. i think if you look at the image you think tell he puts a lot of care and attention to what he was wearing. senator mahon spoke wit

situation as the clerk of court in the local pollution is in the backs room in richmond and hary wilkinson it this way in the manner in which the organization will governor. the give-and-take closest area school will usually certain victory in the primary and general election. you see the description in the used this power to maintain our the courthouse organized local elections for organization candidates it a better share and they were because the public space of the delegation so behind the scenes, chief judge of the circuit court was for the organization.positions in the jurisdictionr and the maintenae of the machine. the machine flowed through the courthouse during election season is judges namedng everything to the board to the welfare board to the board of realtors so the appearances featured handshaking in the warehouse dolomiteio eloquence before sympathetic large fans hanging from the ceilings a july afternoon and former circuit court judges. the classics with the staff and gallery of political memories and how the machine would not just work if you're in the courthouse so how di

yeah, because from yeah, because this is from the wilkinson the wilkinson family.and one of the britain's first at first discount motors. so am really glad that so look, i am really glad that there are signs at least there are signs that at least some of the stores are going to be saved. in fact, there's very firm signals now that some of the stores going to be the stores are going to be saved. are other deep saved. there are other deep pocketed investors knocking about. in mix. about. they're still in the mix. there's lots of spin and counter spin going on because everybody involved the involved is trying to get the best possible deal from their point view. point of view. >> do know what the company >> do we know what the company is valued with all of that property? >> we don't what it's >> we don't know what it's valued at, but we do know the 50 >> we don't know what it's valu stores,3ut we do know the 50 >> we don't know what it's valu stores, the ne do know the 50 >> we don't know what it's valu stores, the number|ow the 50 >> we don't know what it's valustores

helena wilkinson, bbc news. live now to our correspondent yunus mulla in west kirby.had a number of _ what's the latest? we've had a number of children _ what's the latest? we've had a number of children arrive - what's the latest? we've had a number of children arrive here | what's the latest? we've had a - number of children arrive here this morning with flowers. staff has been protecting the mess they've arrived here today. west kirby grammar school have said they will provide support for the children involved in the tragic accident yesterday, and theirfamilies. flowers have been left outside the main reception area of the school. 0ne message reads "sorry to see you go. 0ur of the school. 0ne message reads "sorry to see you go. our thoughts are with the family." jessica was a pupil at this school. pupils from another grammar school were also on that bus. jessica baker died along with the driver of the bus and we've had more details about that driver this morning. he was stephen shrimpton. his family have posted a message on a fundraising page online. they say that

lifespan and may "collapse with little or no notice". let's get more now from our correspondent helena wilkinson's at a school in south london the impact on those schools affected cannot be understated. absolutely, and there will be many parents across england thinking is it my children's school that might be affected by this. schools are being contacted by a caseworker, an individual caseworker assigned by the government and more than 100 and affected by this and will have to either partially close or have to fully close but a full list of schools has yet to be released by the government and there will be many parents who will be wondering at the children's school is affected. the government says regarding the iced at what parents to hear from regarding the iced at what parents to hearfrom head teachers regarding the iced at what parents to hear from head teachers first. regarding the iced at what parents to hearfrom head teachers first. we are that the corpus christi catholic primary school and brixton, the school itself is just across the road and the building is fine and thatis road and the

so let's go through the findings with helena wilkinson. there are some grey areas.some criticism of this report. one other thing is many viewers want to know is will it be clear exactly what someone like gary lineker is able to tweet? i clear exactly what someone like gary lineker is able to tweet?— lineker is able to tweet? i think david mentioned _ lineker is able to tweet? i think david mentioned in _ lineker is able to tweet? i think david mentioned in his - lineker is able to tweet? i think david mentioned in his piece . lineker is able to tweet? i think. david mentioned in his piece that these are just guidelines, not hard and fast rules. what we heard from the report and from the director—general tim davie is that these high profile presenters on a number of flagship programmes like much of the day and masterchef and strictly, that they must not endorse or attach a political party but there seems to be quite a bit of leeway in that they will be able to express views on issues and policies including contentious topics. i think the real test will be next time o

so how have schools across england been affected. 0ur correspondent helena wilkinson spoke to us earliertroubleshooting amid news their buildings may not be safe enough to teach in. this is one of the schools affected, the corpus christi catholic primary school, which is in brixton in south london. but matthew, the parents here at this school were actually told that there was an issue here a couple of weeks ago. there was a statement put out on the 18th of august. and so what they were told was that the type of concrete that you have just described, the concrete that's been causing issues across many schools in england, that has been found on a roof in the junior part of the schooljust behind us on one of the roofs. and so what they are having to do is, at the start of term, the start of the academic year next week, some of the pupils or all of the pupils from this junior school are going to have to relocate to another school, which is about 20 minutes away, a mile and a half away from where we are. and they're going to have to start the start of the term there. in terms of the impact th

daniel khalife had inside help to escape from london's wandsworth jail. 0ur correspondent helena wilkinsonen no confirmed sighting and network here we are on day three, this man is still on the run. tia we are on day three, this man is still on the run.— still on the run. no confirmed sinhntins still on the run. no confirmed sightings at — still on the run. no confirmed sightings at all _ still on the run. no confirmed sightings at all as _ still on the run. no confirmed sightings at all as far - still on the run. no confirmed sightings at all as far as - still on the run. no confirmed sightings at all as far as we i still on the run. no confirmed. sightings at all as far as we are aware of daniel khalife. you just mention there, the commission of the metropolitan police in london, he has been talking on lbc radio this morning and what he has said is that it was clearly preplanned what the 21—year—old dead in terms of that audacious escape from wandsworth prison and also describe it as extremely concerning. i will bring a few more comments in the interview he gave. he said the fact that da

new explains because what i'm going to show a little bit of videos explain what they think best wilkinson videos tonight. what does wonderful, right, how do it shows that. thank you. to me. i the so the report, the report actually refers to program h, which is a h for all the in spanish. it refers to intervention with groups of mean to shift the norms. um, in terms of gender equality, they support for gender equality and funded fed 8, who is an advertisement of a similar program called program p, which is focused on the fatherhood and means engagement in unpaid k work and antenatal health. and it was implemented by our father into the one the gold rom rick. and the bunch of it a whole evaluations are the initial randomized control trial and the most recent follow up with. so encouraging, because it did show that even though we don't see the numbers at scale like we want to at least a by drew in a micro level with small groups that you can work with. you can shift attitudes towards gender equality towards the positive about. so means let, let, let me show gender equality improve, but so i,

let's get more now from our correspondent helen wilkinson who's at a school in south london 0ne one ofroblems as schools have got so little time to prepare, we had about the disruption. that comes as we have been saying just days before the start of the new academic year with children in england the majority going back to school next week. we are outside the corpus christi catholic school and brixton, they have already got plans in place, this is a primary school that has been identified as having confirmed this type of concrete that has been causing the issues in part of thejunior site and has been causing the issues in part of the junior site and they have had to put out a statement on the 18th of august so they have had some time more than other schools to put plans in place and what will happen is we think around 200 of the pupils will have to go to a nearby school about a mile away for the start of term and that is where they will be relocated. it is not clear how long they will be relocated for and that will be individual case bake across england for the affected schools, it depe

let's get more now from our correspondent helena wilkinson, who's at a school in south london.through what had teachers or having to suddenly deal with now. it teachers or having to suddenly deal with now. . , ., ., , with now. it was around this time yesterday. _ with now. it was around this time yesterday, wasn't _ with now. it was around this time yesterday, wasn't to, _ with now. it was around this time yesterday, wasn't to, matthew, l with now. it was around this time - yesterday, wasn't to, matthew, when the government announced this policy change that schools that did have raac, this particular type of concrete in their buildings, that they would have to not allow anybody inside that area of the building. so with days to go until the start of the academic year and start of the term, which for many schools in england is next week, head teachers and teachers are scrambling to put plans into place. as you say, the government still hasn't published a list of which schools are affected. we know that there are more than 100 schools affected by this, but they haven't published

our correspondent helena wilkinson has been following the story russell brand has been on tour and in fact on saturday hours after the allegations about him, which he denies first emerged in the times newspaper, thejoint denies first emerged in the times newspaper, the joint investigation with channel [i dispatches program. he was actually on stage on saturday night performing one of his live shows in london. he had three remaining shows left as part of his tour, his by polarisation tour, one of which was going to be here at the theatre royale in windsor. there was also going to be one on friday in plymouth and a third and final won as part of his tour in wolverhampton. we know throughout today discussions have been taking place between theatre managers at the theatres and also the tour promoters. earlier today after they had those discussions they then released a statement, the promoters of the tours released a statement and it said "we're postponing those few remaining addiction charity shows, we don't like doing it but we know you'll understand. "interesting, they say they are post

wilco shutting up shop from is the wilkinson from today is the wilkinson family to blame ?at one store in stafford, which is shutting first news headlines with . ray first news headlines with. ray >> good afternoon . 1:32. our top >> good afternoon. 1:32. our top stories . the barclays bank is stories. the barclays bank is cutting over 450 staff unite the union, which represents staff at the bank , said its members were the bank, said its members were informed earlier on today. they've branded the decision unnecessary and unjustified , unnecessary and unjustified, saying it will leave people gravely concerned about their job security and livelihoods. they're also criticising barclays for cutting jobs at a time when it's making big, big profits . gb news can reveal that profits. gb news can reveal that more than 3000 migrants have crossed the english channel over the last 11 days. it coincides with the longest run of good weather. so far this year. home office figures show that 144 channel migrants crossed on monday in three boats today. so far , just two boats have far, jus

live now to to our correspondent helena wilkinson at westminster magistrates' court. short _ what happened today? it is a relatively short hearing - what happened today? it is a l relatively short hearing around eight minutes, that is pretty typical for eight minutes, that is pretty typicalfor a eight minutes, that is pretty typical for a first magistrates' court appearance after somebody is charged. daniel khalife, a 21—year—old former soldier was brought here in a blue armoured, high security police van. we can show you those pictures of his arrival earlier this morning, two unmarked police cars and some officers outside as he was brought into the building of the magistrates' court. inside the courtroom he was brought into the dock, he was wearing a grey tracksuit and was asked to stand and confirm his name and date of birth. and then that new charge was put to the court, the new charge of escaping from wandsworth prison. the court heard more details of the allegations from the prosecution and it is alleged that daniel khalife used bed sheets to strap himself to the

helena wilkinson, bbc news. the man leading that search later in the programme. festival—goers in the us state of nevada have been told to conserve their food and water after heavy rain turned the campsite into a mud bath. us media reported that more than 70,000 people have been stuck at the burning man festival since yesterday. 0ur north america technology reporter, james clayton, reports. burning man is a festival deep in the nevada desert. heat and sandstorms are supposed to be the main threat to attendees but this year, rare rain has turned the desert sand into thick, sludgy mud, causing havoc. now festival—goers are literally stuck. 0rganisers have said that no vehicles accept emergency services are permitted until the surface dries out. it means cars cannot get in or out. in a statement, burning man officials added that participants are encouraged to conserve food, water and fuel and shelter in a warm, safe space. some are making the most of it. , , , ., ., it. definitely muddy and wet, and definitely hung

i'm joined live by our correspondents helena wilkinson and caroline davies, who have been following thethout saying almost five weeks since sara sharif is found dead and alone in her home and issued significant development today this afternoon and as you mentioned, three adults, the father, the stepmother and her uncle were wanted by police in terms of police wanting to question them in connection with the case, they are now on their way from pakistan to the uk and a bit more about the route, they're getting another flight to pakistan to dubai and we haven't had it confirmed on the flight but it is believed that they are on the flight and they're headed back to gatwick airport in london, landing this evening. a major development in this case. evening. a ma'or development in this case. , , ., , evening. a ma'or development in this case. .,, ., case. this story does remind our viewers how _ case. this story does remind our viewers how it _ case. this story does remind our viewers how it has _ case. this story does remind our viewers how it has developed . case. this story does remind our.

let's get more now from our correspondent helena wilkinson who's at a school in south london.terms of what the school behind you is having to deal with. �* . . , school behind you is having to deal with. �* . ., , , , school behind you is having to deal with. a ., , , ., with. actually, this is one of the schools affected, _ with. actually, this is one of the schools affected, the _ with. actually, this is one of the schools affected, the corpus - with. actually, this is one of the i schools affected, the corpus christi catholic primary school in brixton in south london, but parents at the school were actually told there was an issue here are couple of weeks ago. the statement was put out on the 18th of august so what they were told was that the type of concrete you havejust told was that the type of concrete you have just described, told was that the type of concrete you havejust described, the concrete which has been causing problems across many schools in england has been found on a roof in thejunior part of england has been found on a roof in the junior part of the schoolj

so let's go through the findings with helena wilkinson. director-general— presenters can or cannot say? when the director-general of— presenters can or cannot say? when the director-general of the - presenters can or cannot say? when the director—general of the bbc tim davie earlier this year after that whole episode, you mentioned when gary lineker, the presenter of much of the day, the bbc�*s highest paid star, tim davie had said that there were grey areas in the existing bbc social media guidance and that is why there was this review to look into how it applied to freelancers, and also staff, but the bigger names on those flagship programmes and today, after that review, which has been published, we have also got a new set of guidelines for those big names and how they can use social media. as you mention there, it says that those presenting flagship programmes and the bbc lists a number of flagship programmes that include match of the day, which gary lineker presents, the apprentice that alan sugar presents, the presenters of those pro

i spoke to our correspondents helena wilkinson and caroline davies, who have been following the story saying, this is a huge development in this investigation. so, we now understand, the bbc understands, that the father of sara sharif, urfan sharif, her stepmother, beinash batool, and her uncle, faisal malik, they are all on their way to the uk, having left pakistan early this morning. now, they are going via dubai, we understand. but we are not clear whether they got on that flight, but they are on their way back to the uk. let that flight, but they are on their way back to the uk.— that flight, but they are on their way back to the uk. let me bring you in from islamabad, _ way back to the uk. let me bring you in from islamabad, and _ way back to the uk. let me bring you in from islamabad, and just - way back to the uk. let me bring you in from islamabad, and just remind l in from islamabad, and just remind our viewers how this story has developed over the last week in pakistan? a developed over the last week in pakistan? n, �* , developed over the last week in pakistan? �* , , ., ,

he described the feat as �*surreal�* 0wen farrell meanwhile has moved one point behind jonny wilkinson two. much look forward to and also we are back at 7:30pm. for now, goodbye. hello. in many parts of the uk, cloud amounts have been increasing during today, signalling a change for the rest of the weekend. some warmer but wetter and windier weather on the way. it's all thanks to a weather system that contains the remnants of what was hurricane nigel. certainly not a hurricane any more but providing an injection of tropical moisture into this area of low pressure. some very heavy rain across some western areas as we head through tonight. further pulses of rain returning to the south west of england and wales later on, quite windy for a time, particularly around western coasts and much, much milder than it was last night. by the end of the night, we will be between 10 and 16 degrees. sunday morning starting on a mild note but with low pressure firmly in charge, a couple of different frontal systems which will provide some outbreaks of very heavy rain. this rain tending to affect western

so let's go through the findings with helena wilkinson. mentioned where we are today because of the tweet that gary lineker put out earlier this year criticising the government two asylum policy. he is very vocal on x, formerly known as twitter, about politics. he tweets regularly. but after that incident he was temporarily suspended and what followed was him going back to present match of the day, but the director general of the bbc tim davie commissioned a report which specifically looked at freelance on air presenters. and we have had the details of this new updated guidance which is looking specifically at what freelancers who are on air, particularly high—profile presenters, can and can't do. that is all around impartiality. the new rules that have been published include flagship programmes, including match of the day, which gary lineker presents, and also the apprentice, with alan sugar. the bb says that there is a particular responsibility of those high—profile presenters on flagship programmes because of their profile on the bbc. t

live now to to our correspondent helena wilkinson in guildford. bring us up—to—date.t last night i bring us up—to—date. “trngt development last night when sara sharif�*s father urfan sharif, her stepmother beinash batool and uncle faisal malik made their way from pakistan back to the uk and were quickly arrested once the plane touched down and the doors of the plane opened. they are being questioned because the questioning process has now begun, we know that because we have spoken to solicitor who said he is representing all three of them. we spoke to him in the last ten minutes or so. he has been inside the police station for much of the day but he has said the process of questioning them has begun. confirmation that that is taking place but we understand that sara sharif�*s father is here at this police station as his her uncle faisal malik, her stepmother beinash batool has been taken to a different police station, we understand that is simply because of logistics. police have 24—hour set in which they can either charge them or release them, but they can also apply

let's cross to helena wilkinson, whom you heard they are asking questions.th what stood out to you there as the significant updates. you there as the significant u dates. , :, , ., you there as the significant udates. , :, , ., :, , updates. yes, louis, we are 57 hours orso updates. yes, louis, we are 57 hours or so since — updates. yes, louis, we are 57 hours or so since daniel— updates. yes, louis, we are 57 hours or so since daniel khalife _ updates. yes, louis, we are 57 hours or so since daniel khalife made - or so since daniel khalife made that audacious escape from wandsworth prison in south london on wednesday morning, strapping himself to the underneath of that food delivery van and escaping. police since then have been putting out various appeals to obviously try to get more information as to the route he took, and ultimately to try to catch him to get him back into prison. in terms of the interview, the snippet of the interview we just did with commander dominic murphy, he leads the met�*s counterterrorism unit, firstly a sighting by a member of t

you are going to be the change for england, the postjohnny wilkinson. you had your opportunity. it injuries or— 16 england caps? yeah. be it injuries or indiscretions, i 16 england caps? yeah. be it l injuries or indiscretions, things you never maintained that level. you described rugby as an inner depressive state. in your book, you say english coaching is based on a mixture of fear, stats and a rigid structure. how do you view england rugby now7 structure. how do you view england rugby now? i structure. how do you view england rugby now?— rugby now? i suppose to who is the best, the consistency _ rugby now? i suppose to who is the best, the consistency was - rugby now? i suppose to who is the best, the consistency was at - rugby now? i suppose to who is the best, the consistency was at an i best, the consistency was at an extremely high level, but the narrative — because rugby is involved like football — people just hear the story. i speak about my experience and the truth of the matter and what i felt. you described _ matter and what i felt. you described as _ matter and what

our correspondent helena wilkinson has the latest.ld jessica baker, one of �*s schoolchildren on the bus skilled in the crash. the driver who has been named online as stephen shrimpton also died. more than 50 children were on their way to school when their journey children were on their way to school when theirjourney ended in tragedy. this is the aftermath of the crash on the m53 on merseyside. the coach overturned. it happened just after eight 0'clock yesterday morning. a major incident was declared. police, ambulance and fire crews were quickly sent to the scene. condolences for their family and friends at this tragic time. we are offering support to both families and working with schools and the councils to ensure that necessary trauma support is in place for the children on the bus. the 14-year-old bo is also children on the bus. the 14-year-old boy is also being _ children on the bus. the 14-year-old boy is also being treated _ children on the bus. the 14-year-old boy is also being treated for- children on the bus. the 14-year-o

professor lawson clerk for jay harvey wilkinson with the first circuit, and david souter of the united states supreme court. >> i will introduce the panelists in the order in which they serve as solicitor general. paul. both 43rd solicitor general of the united states russell clement is a partner at the clement and murphy law firm, distinguished lecturer at the georgetown university law center. mister clement served as solicitor general from june 2005 until june 2008. before his confirmation as solicitor general, mr. clement served as acting solicitor general for nearly a year and principal deputy solicitor general for three years. he has argued 100 cases beyond the supreme court. mr. clement's practice area focused on appellate matters, constitutional and strategic counseling representing a broad array of clients in the supreme court and federal and state courts. he argued supreme court cases and significant issues and energy regulation, statutory interpretation, state sovereign immunity and article 3 standing and argued a trademark appeal in the fourth circuit and constitutional appe