holly willoughby joining declan donnelly 296 in willoughby joining declan donnelly 2% in the jungle, thank you. this morning we've brought you heartbreaking footage of a mum filming her young son with a rare form of autism as he punched and hit and spat at her. the condition is called pathological demand avoidance, and without the right professional help it can lead to a child having violent meltdowns — although this doesn't happen with all children with this condition. what exacerbates things for any family with a child with autism is that they are sometimes waiting up to two years to get an initial autism assessment — something which is supposed to take no more than 12 weeks. the royal college of gps has told us exclusively that in some rural areas doctors are having to apply for extra funding just in order to diagnose patients. for the families involved, this wait can be not only devestating, but dangerous. here to tell us more about what this is like is laura harwood, who's nine—year—old son has pathological demand avoidance. jason goldsmid's 13—year—old son has autism. he's inst

but clearly it is doing hisjob, the ratings have never been higher, holly willoughby confounding anyand noel‘s neil, no meal or dual... are you a fan of all this bug 18, brain eating —— bug eating. are you a fan of all this bug 18, brain eating -- bug eating. no, it is horrible show. and the enduring appeal of noel edmonds is what i ta ke appeal of noel edmonds is what i take away. mr prime—time saturday night, then he reinvents himself as i think he invented that quiz show, that right, deal or no deal? and now back on one of the biggest rated programmes on television, so fair play to him. and the fact they kept him as the last consistent doing a co ntesta nt, a nd him as the last consistent doing a contestant, and we think of him as someone from our generation... yes, he belongs to us. to me the interesting thing about the show as well, while we are always been told kelly is a young person's game, all about the young contestants looking very attractive in the shower, but when it comes to the storytelling and those that make the president is the likes of noel edmonds, harry redknapp

the one here at around seven o'clock willoughby led by doctorjohn hall, the dean of westminster.here are some other events which will be happening. you can't hear the bells now at westminster abbey. at 7pm, just after, bells will be ringing house for peace in thousands of churches across the country and around the same time, 180 town criers will also be honouring all of those who fought in the great war. still some events to come, events involving people across the country, both in the uk, and as we say, abroad. it should be and as we say, abroad. it should be a couple of minutes now until beacon is lit. the beacon is inspired by a comment that was made on the 3rd of august, 1914, by britain's then foreign minister, who was looking out of his office window at desk, the gas lights were being late, and he said to a friend at the time, that the lamps are going out all over europe, we shall not see them lit again in our lifetime. beacons will be lit the night and they are meant to symbolise hope that emerge from the darkness of war. they are also commemorating not just from the darkn

tuesday, you will notice the morning willoughby a lot more similar. air quality a lot better, but not great and then right around noontime, everything goes. see that push? that is the onshore flow that we have been waiting for for about a week and a half. it gets here and it will bring rain. may be an inch to an inch and a half. probably two inches in the mountains. but, the real story is getting the smoke out of here. as you go into tomorrow you are looking at mid 60s, generally for the most part, a five day forecast and the downside is that of course you have people who have been evacuated that are going to contend with rain and as julie pointed out, the toxicity of the soils. the runoff up there, so there's a lot to be added, we need the rain, the all -- the air quality gets better, it is not a major, major winter storm but it is going to rain for a couple days and it is going to be chili. even snow in the mountains. >> is a double-edged sword. >> thank you.>>> today was the first day that san francisco's interfaith winter shelburne -- program open

holly willoughby has been drafted in to broaden its appeal. is the second time that i've been looking for a particular jumper, and they have not got my size in stock. they have the big sizes, but the smaller sizes they don't seem to have. i've just been looking for a skirt, and i can't find anything i like at all. so i'm really disappointed. i can't tell you what i've got today. but i got what i wanted, thank you. giving customers what they want. this business is now focused on change. i outlined in may the fact that marks & spencer needs to undertake a programme of radical transformation, if we're really going to make m&s special again. we're at the first stage of that and it's part of a three to five—year plan, and we're really just trying to fix the basics. that includes food, where sales are nearly 3% lower, the worst for years. premium products, which got too pricey for some. the company is promising they are getting cheaper. m&s doesn't just have christmas on its plate. it is in the midst of yet another turnaround plan, but this time the

holly willoughby has been drafted in to broaden its appeal.ailer is still not getting it quite right. this is the second time i've been looking for a particular jumper and they have not got my size in stock. they have the big sizes, but the smaller sizes, they don't seem to have. i've just been looking for a skirt and i can't find anything i like at all. so i'm really disappointed. i can't tell you what i've got today, but i got what i wanted, thank you. giving customers what they want. this business is now focused on change. i outlined in may the fact that marks & spencer needs to undertake a programme of radical transformation if we are really going to make m&s special again. we are at the first stage of that and it's part of a three to five—year plan and we are really just trying to fix the basics. that includes food, where sales are nearly 3% lower, the worst for years. premium products, which got too pricey for some. the company is promising they are getting cheaper. m&s doesn't just have christmas on its plate. it's in the midst of yet a

the one here at around seven o'clock willoughby led by doctorjohn hall, the dean of westminster.

and that is the nature of it and what sorts of disputes with they look at willoughby trade dispute orsing relevant qualifications, so it's sort of a court within a court if you would like, a cloud within a cloud, and obviously in terms of any dispute involving aspects of eu law that needs interpreting, that'll be the ecj'sjob, needs interpreting, that'll be the ecj's job, there's no needs interpreting, that'll be the ecj'sjob, there's no getting out of that so there is a win for the eu in a sense because the umpire, he himself will be the ecj, it's a bit ofa win himself will be the ecj, it's a bit of a win for theresa made to some it's the same we have to have something separate there's a new legal tear if you'd like in times of the arbiter of mechanism that added. we're tight for time on the special some afraid we have to leave it there but thank you very much for joining us and if you're watching a lot more background on the issues we discussed including the ecj, that's available through the news website. you're watching a bbc news espresso, stay with the still to come... florida hi

but this year there'll be one big difference — holly willoughby has stepped in to replace host ant mcpartlinrowned king of thejungle in the first ever series. hejoins us from our london newsroom. a very good morning. 0h. good morning. it has been a keen series now. you won. the first thing i was going to ask you is would you do it ain? going to ask you is would you do it again? i'd rather not. i loved it. i absolutely loved it but there's not really point in going in, having one and becoming the king of thejungle, going in and possibly losing. so i'm quite happy not to do it any more, but i do love the show and i enjoyed every single moment that i was doing it, but i would like to leave it to other people to do it in future. it, but i would like to leave it to other people to do it in futurelj remember watching this series and it was great fun. and it struck me that it's all about that group of people but you get in there with you. make or break. if you're in there with a good grip, you can have a laugh, despite all the challenges it's quite fun. is that how you would sum it up? absolutely.

yes, one of the most gorgeous presenters on british television has been joined by holly willoughby.and of course don't forget mr football. harry redknapp had a very good first day as well. in terms of the bbc juggernaut, strictly come dancing, we are in the weekend. and of course, dynasties, as well. we will be talking penguins, and whether we should have helped them. sally has been talking to michaeljohnson, once the fastest man in the world over 200 and a00m. hear how a stroke left him taking 15 minutes to walk across a hospital corridor. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm victoria hollins. almost all services into and out of london's busiest station, waterloo, are cancelled or seriously delayed this morning. woking, surbiton, raynes park and ea rlsfield stations are currently closed. it is because of over—running engineering work, which means a lot of trains can't get out of depots. south western rail are advising people not to travel, and are expecting delays to last for most of the day. counter—terror police are wa

the picture you are seeing, holly, holly willoughby, making the tv hit of the year.he has gone into the jungle, saying that he clearly had no idea of the show's sadistic undertow, admitting he thought that there was a catering truck supplying everyone with a nice they can sarnie when the cameras stopped. actually, no. he hasn't watched it before. if you watched it la st watched it before. if you watched it last night, harry redknapp was mucking in, literally. he has no sense of smell. cleaning the toilet for everyone. it won't bother him in terms of taste which is related to smell. i would worry about texture. yes, i would. smell. i would worry about texture. yes, iwould. at smell. i would worry about texture. yes, i would. at least it is one thing less to worry about. disappointing that they are so nice to each other. it is early days. wait until they are hungry. to each other. it is early days. wait untilthey are hungry. noel edmonds is meant to turn up soon. that could be an interesting dynamic. it could. what have you got for us, nina? onto different matters. rup