with journalist in willoughby gave us the latest from proc. the latest news is that at least 15 people have been killed in this trouble shooting. one of the dead is a police officer or several others where a number of others were also shot and an injured today. and there are about 30 people also injured who were inside the, the frequency of arts when this run stage occurred. and they are, people are also getting counseling. people who survived this turbo tech have been receiving counseling this evening so far they haven't released the names of any of the judge but to the chair, to public is without us in very deep shock tonight. that was journalist in willoughby reporting from brought the united nations security council is indigo shading for a 3rd day on a new resolution aimed at halting the fighting garza, you as president biden has signal that the us may back this initiative, which was put forward by error of countries, a vote has been repeatedly delayed as diplomats haggle over the wording of the resolution. this latest draft calls for a su

ok. journalist in willoughby reporting from prague tonight. and as always, we appreciate your reporting. thank you. in spain and they are celebrated a centuries old holiday tradition today across the country. people tuned in to follow the annual christmas lottery known as l gordo, or the fat one, considered one of the world's biggest and oldest lotteries this year is lucky winters was share a pot worth 26b euro madrid, schoolchildren senior, the winning numbers live on television, you know me 3 and the thing one day for me. oh, that's right. do you need to have looked on your side for that big when you're watching the w two's? i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news hope to see you then the . we want to be the number one for the crypto queen and her entire crime rouge on it now to the sales one cooling and made up currency. then she disappears. so traced aside natural thriller about the world's most wanted woman crypto queen stones descend associates on dw.

all right, let's go now to journalist in willoughby in prague and we've been with you all the afternoon as this events. these events have unfolded. what are you hearing right now as well? the latest news is that they're saying 15 plus at least 15 people dead here. in this charge on attack, and prod today up the faculty of arts of charles university among the dead is born play one police officer. some others are injured, other injuries amount to about 30, including 10 serious injuries in the last hour or so. there's been a report that the suspects have done mind the mind we've tried since we've talked a young man in his early to mid twenty's that he made some kind of social media post a telegram which is quite popular in the russian speaking world. saying that he wants to call us as much pain and destruction as possible that he hated the world just. it seemed to initially that he had been shot dead by the check places, a rapid response unit. but later it turned out that he most likely had taken his own life. and you said the reports that he may have killed his father before he began this

yeah, a big question there. journalist in willoughby the latest tonight in prague. and we appreciate your reporting today. thank you. a few weeks ago, germany's highest court told the government that its budget for 2024 is unconstitutional. the result is a huge hole. 16000000000 euro suddenly cut from the budget. what followed was weeks of political wrangling, is the government tried to fill that gap without germans are finding out who will feel the pinch of this all stared, used to be killed to cover the reports. these demonstrations by phone is some of the dramatic loss, entrusts the german government, has cardi seeing of a bunch of cards where they have no clue and we're having to pay for it for almost inquiry about the subsidy cuts on the diesel fuel. but they are not alone poll, so that overall on the 17 percent of demons are still happy with the work of tonsil . it will have salts as 3 way coalition, a social democrat screens and the pro business liberal f d p policy. or that kind of the counselor isn't saying a thing. these days there isn't even a need for an

ok. journalist in willoughby reporting from prague tonight. and as always, we appreciate your reporting. thank you. and we want to return now to our top story. the un security council in new york has just passed a resolution that calls for boosting a deliveries to gauze that the boat was delayed for several days as us diplomats are handled over the wording of the text. the resolution this one drafted by the united arab emirates, the only heir with the member on the security council. the main sticky point had been to do with the monitoring mechanism for these a deliveries as israel would have been excluded from the inspection process that has now you understand changed so this is breaking news. we want to go now to our washington correspondent janelle dom allowed, she is following this for us. and so, you know, i mean, talk a story this, we've got this resolution passed now and the united states decided this time not to vote against indeed it was a really, really long process to get here. it was delayed by several days, but so in the words of y

the shooting happened in the old town when it progs main tourist attractions. journalist in willoughby gave us the latest from prague. the latest news is that at least 15 people have been killed in this troubleshooting. one of the dead is a police officer and several others where a number of others were also shot and injured today. and there are about 30 people also injured who were inside the, the faculty of arts when this run page occurred. and they are, people are also getting counseling, people who survive this turbo tech have been receiving counseling this evening so far they haven't released the names of any of the jazz but uh the chair to public is without us in very deep shock tonight. yeah. in earlier and we saw footage of, you know, people definitely panicking of running across products. name is charles bridge. we . what's it like for an incident like this to happen in the heart of the city? or the whole area where this occurred was closed off during the incident once the police, the gun, the operation to well, the tucker and even crimes were diverted in the center of fraud d

okay. journalist in willoughby reporting from prague tonight. and as always, we appreciate your reporting. thank you. in spain and they are celebrating a centuries old holiday tradition today across the country. and people turn tuned in to follow the annual christmas lottery known as ever gordo or the fat one. considered one of the world's biggest and oldest lotteries issues. lucky winners will share a pot with 2600000 euro trade school children sing out the winning numbers live on television. and the thing when they go nearly a year to is you're watching the w news. as a reminder of our top story, the un security council has vetoed or has voted rather to adopt a resolution calling for a big increase in a deliveries to gaza. the vote was $13.00 to 0, it's favor us and russia of state comes after days of delays and diplomatic talks to prevent the us from veto with dispatch. and the czech republic is in morning after the worst mass shooting in the country's history. a government shot dead 14 people at the university building in the capital, prague

i'm going to go now to journalist in willoughby in prague and how did all of this unfold? it today? what about 3 pm today? there were reports that there was a shooting incident of the faculty of ards, of charles university, and the very center of frog it was about 45 minutes late here reported that the, the assailants and the shooting had been killed or at least was dead. it's not entirely clear if he showed himself or if the police managed to shoot him. but during that time, the whole area around the faculty of arts was closed off the even divergent friends . but after the dust settling, so to speak, it was found that 14 people were killed by this gun man. and one of them was a police officer. many more people were injured. they would take you to hospital in prague about a dozen or for sleep very seriously injured. and also some of the survivors of this attack have already been receiving some special trauma counseling in what has been reaction from the check government as well. the government is actually currently holding a special session, attended by the president earlier this ev

they say there is no link to international terrorism for extreme is groups. journalist in willoughby is in the truck, prague, and i yeah. he told us what is known about the shooters motives as well. this 24 years a student at the faculty of arts, he made a statement, evidently of the social media platform telegram, which is popular in the russian speaking world, saying that he wanted to close maximum destruction unless he hated the world. the check police chief said yesterday evening that this young man was evidently inspired by some other terrible events in other parts of the world. also there's a kind of strange twist to this case in that they say young man has been also linked to a double shooting last friday in the forest on the outskirts of pride in which a man walking his baby in a problem was shot dead. and the baby was shot dead and those evidently senseless killings has been dominated in use prior to yesterday's events. and now it seems that police believe that this assailant was also involved in those killings. so he made a statement on the 10 exams about this particular sh

i want to get out the journalist in willoughby. he is in prague and you've been with us all afternoon as this has been forwarded. what are you hearing right now with the latest news is that there are even more did the minister of the interior spoke a few moments ago. i'm the chief of police and pro, and they said that there are 16 or more people dead, more than the 10 that was being reported earlier. also there around a 30 injured, including apparently 10 seriously injured. at about 315 this afternoon, the police said that they were investigating or dealing with an incident of the so i can see of ards in the center of pride. as he said, it's in the tourist charge of prague about 500 meters, or 600 meters from the old town square, where there was a radius of christmas market going on. and so, so by the river, and then at leisure transport that after about 45 minutes, the assailants had seen the shots at himself or at least was bad. it's not clear if he took his own life or was shot dead by. the police is rapid response for you. earl

ok. journalist in willoughby reporting from prague tonight. and as always, we appreciate your reporting. thank you. in spain, they are celebrating a centuries old holiday tradition today across the country, people to den, to follow the annual christmas lottery known as l gordo, or the fat one. considered one of the world's biggest and oldest lotteries this year is lucky. winners will share a pot worth 2600000000 euro it's, it's madrid school children. think out the winning numbers live on television in the ones that you know, me go straight on the thing one day for me and you're watching the w news. here's a reminder of our top story. the web security council is voted to adopt a resolution calling for a big increase in a deliveries to gaza. the vote was 13 to 0 in favor. the us and rush, abstain. it comes after days, delays and diplomatic talks to prevent the us from vito a dimension. this is dw, do use of next row. the trends are raising driver charlie martin's incredible journey. i'll be back at the top of the hour with news world news follo

i want to go now to journalist in willoughby. he is in prague. and what's the latest on this? have we gotten any further updates from the police? the latest news is that at least 15 people have been killed in this troubleshooting . one of the dead is a police officer or several others where a number of others were also shot and an injured today. and there are about 30 people also injured who were inside the the so i can see of arts when this run page occurred. and they are, people are also getting a council like people who survived this. turbo tech have been receiving counseling this evening so far they haven't released the names of any of the judge but to the chair to public is without us in very deep shop tonight. yeah. in earlier and we saw footage of, you know, people definitely panicking of running across prague stainless charles bridge. re what's it like for an incident like this to happen in the heart of the city? or the whole area where this occurred was closed off during the incident. once the police began the operation to, well, the tucker and even trends were divert

holly willoughby will return to television to present dancing on ice in january.2-year-old has been absent from screens since she left this morning that can october after a man was charged with soliciting to commit murder over an alleged plot to kidnap the tv presenter. you're live with bbc news. sport, and for a fulrun up, here is lizzie. >> we are starting the first of two football matches in the premier league. tottenham hoping to do enough to move up to third in the table. but they are behind at halftime. the teenager putting brighton ahead on 11 minutes with a good but unmarked strike. then gave away a penalty after putting the shirt in the box. converting it to make it 2-0, and they have five minutes of extra time in the first half, so there could be more goals. arsenal have just kicked off at home to west ham. a w in for arsenal would send them back to the top of the table, a point ahead of liverpool. goalless into the second minute. tottenham's third choice goalkeeper is in talks to move to the usa to joilos angeles fc. the 37-year-old french world cup win

steve, you're right. >> there is the picture of holly willoughby.he's presenting dancing on ice and good, because i was worried about her not having any work. she's got that lifestyle website called wolf moon, which i've checked it moon, which i've not checked it at recently . it could have at least recently. it could have been touch up your been mainly how to touch up your cv because she's wolf cv advice because she's wolf moon. called wolf moon. i think it's called wolf moon. i think it's called wolf moon like goop is moon is that it's like goop is it like a lifestyle blog? >> sort of. >> is it a sort of. >> i've read it that deeply. >> i've not read it that deeply. okay it's goop that's okay it's like goop and that's a reason to avoid it. she's using really. >> jollibean is a sort of woolly hill. i can never remember it. i once get on that woody once i get started on that woody harrelson he she harrelson would he is she woolly? hillaby >> sense. woody >> yeah, that makes sense. woody hill she's wolf in, um, hill was so she's a wolf in, um, in, uh

holly willoughby will return to television to present dancing on ice alongside stephen mulhern injanuary has been absent from screens since she left this morning back in october after a man was charged with soliciting to commit murder over an alleged plot to kidnap the tv presenter. a 46—year—old man has died after a car hit a crowd of people outside a property in the burngreave area in sheffield. another person is also seriously injured. two men, aged 23 and 55, are being held by south yorkshire police — and the authorities are appealing for witnesses. fans of benjamin zephaniah have been asked to plant flowers and trees in his memory, as he is laid to rest. the poet died earlier this month at the age of 65, after being diagnosed with a brain tumour. zephaniah has been remembered as a "titan of british literature" who popularised dub poetry. you're live with bbc news. sport — and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie. we're starting with football, and arsenal can go back to the top of the premier league with a win at home to west ham. mikel arteta's side are unbea

holly willoughby will return to television to present dancing on ice alongside stephen mulhern injanuaryar—old has been absent from screens since she left this morning back in october after a man was charged with soliciting to commit murder over an alleged plot to kidnap the tv presenter. the post office says personal cash withdrawals reached a record daily high before christmas. it said £62 million was taken out on friday the 22nd of december as many people did last—minute shopping and took cash out for gifts on christmas day. it beat last year's high of £51.5 million. you're live with bbc news. the taiwanese government has accused china of mounting a huge misinformation campaign to try to influence the outcome of the island's presidential election, which will be held next month. china says the claims are being "hyped up". taiwan's ruling democratic progressive party is attempting to win an unprecedented third consecutive term. here's rupert wingfield—hayes. it's 6am and this fighter base on the coast of taiwan is already a hive of activity. 0n the mirage, 2,000 fighter jets from taiwan

a minute silence for others, for the victims of this also and unprecedented as a journalist in willoughby speaking to us from prod. thanks very much. a quick look now at some headlines on russia's war and ukraine. steve has come under a moss, a russian drone. the target targeted several residential areas. the air force that had shut down 24 out of 28 drones. 2 people were injured and apartment buildings were damaged. it's the 6th such attack on the ukrainian capital. they spun your pants bottom and has voted to legalize medical body, gone out to help people deal with stress and anxiety caused by the war globally take effect in 6 months of critics of the legislation. so it wouldn't lead to an influx of drugs in ukrainian cities. you say the operating to the people of ukraine ending 2023 still defending against russia's invasion and off that account . that offensive, but has not met expectations. russia still occupies around one 5th of your pre instead of 3, and the ukranian army is unlikely to attempt another major push. any time soon. the, the correspondent, i mean as if sat down with sol

itv has announced holly willoughby will return to television to present dancing on ice alongside stephenear—old has been absent from screens since she left this morning back in october after a man was charged with soliciting to commit murder over an alleged plot to kidnap the tv presenter. the post office says personal cash withdrawals reached a record daily high before christmas. it says £62 million was taken out on friday the 22nd of december as many people did last—minute shopping and took cash out for gifts on christmas day. it beat last year's high of £51.5 million. you're live with bbc news. sport now — and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie. we're starting with football, and arsenal kick off against west ham in an hour's time knowing a win will send them back to the top of the premier league. mikel arteta's side are unbeaten in their last 17 london derbies and the manager is well aware of everyone�*s high expectations. that's the thing in life, isn't it? i haven't met anyone who wants less. my wife always want more! these guys always want more press confe

holly willoughby will return to television to present dancing on ice with stephen mulhern injanuary,old has been absent from screens since she left this morning back in october after an alleged plot to kidnap and murder her was revealed. dancing on ice is to begin broadcasting on 1a january. a 46—year—old man has died after a car hit a crowd of people outside a property in the burngreave area in sheffield. another person is also seriously injured. two men, aged 23 and 55, are being held by south yorkshire police — and the authorities are appealing for witnesses. fans of benjamin zephyr and i have been asked to plant trees and flowers in his memory, his funeral being held today, a titan of british literature who did much to popularise the poetry. , benjamin zephaniah. hello from the bbc sport centre. the festive football continues in the premier league later on thursday with arsenal able to leapfrog liverpool and return to the top of the premier league with a win at home to west ham. if they do — it'll be the 15th time this season the lead has changed hands in the english top flight.

. >> reporter: scott willoughby oversaw the webb's construction at northrop grumman.ys before the launch. so now on the second anniversary of the launch, we can finally ask -- how did is go? >> literally perfect. as close to perfect as one could have imagined. >> reporter: it seems improbable given that moving parts are always -- >> yeah, people asked after, did you overblow how hard this was? and the truth was, practicing for everything as if it could go wrong was the best preparation for for making it go right. >> reporter: it took seven months for the telescope to unfold, calibrate and reach orbit a million miles from earth. and because infrared is a form of heat, it also had to get cold. minus 400 degrees. even the sun's heat would blind the telescope to the faint infrared signals from space. >> we have to block out any shred of that sun by deploying a big sun shield. a big umbrella. there is one star in the entire universe we'll never see, and it's aurs. it's the sun. >> reporter: finally, the science could begin. >> is flight control room, where we talk to at te

what about holly willoughby?cause, of course , she suffered a very of course, she suffered a very traumatic experience at the hands of an alleged stalker, an alleged kidnapping plot, absolutely devastating . i hope absolutely devastating. i hope she's okay. but what's your view about her, her role in all of this and what's her what has transpired now , which is that transpired now, which is that she's off the show and she may never return to itv. i think it's incredibly unfortunate . it's incredibly unfortunate. >> it but unfortunate things happen on television , as we all happen on television, as we all know. but i feel very, very concerned for her and the stalker . and that's concerned for her and the stalker. and that's very horrid indeed. >> i mean, what about getting the dream team back, david oldroyd bolt, what about willoughby and schofield? patch it up and get themselves back on telly. if that's what the itv's viewers want , then as a viewers want, then as a commercial channel, that's what they are bound

holly willoughby will return to television to present dancing on ice alongside stephen mulhern injanuary has been absent from screens since she left this morning back in october after a man was charged with soliciting to commit murder over an alleged plot to kidnap the tv presenter. fans of benjamin zephaniah have been asked to plant flowers and trees in his memory as he is laid to rest. the poet died earlier this month at the age of 65, after being diagnosed with a brain tumour. zephaniah has been remembered as a "titan of british literature" who popularised dub poetry. you're live with bbc news. sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. hello. we're starting with football and arsenal can go back to the top of the premier league with a win at home to west ham. mikel arteta's side are unbeaten in their last 17 london derbies and the manager is well aware of everyone's high expectations. that's the thing in life, isn't it, i haven't met anyone who wants less. might wife always want more! these guys always want more, press conference, these players, more play, more money, we

itv has announced holly willoughby will return to television to present dancing on ice alongside stephenfrom screens since she left this morning back in october after a man was charged with soliciting to commit murder over an alleged plot to kidnap the tv presenter. you're live with bbc news. sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie. thank you. we're starting with the first of two football matches in the premier legaue tonight. tottenham are at brighton, hoping to do enough to move up to third in the table but they're behind at half—time. teenagerjack hinshelwood putting brighton ahead on 11 minutes with a good, but unmarked strike. and then dejan kulusevski gave away a penalty after pulling danny welbeck�*s shirt in the box. joao pedro converted it to make it 2—0 at the amex. and they have got five minutes of extra time in the first half of the could be more goals there. in the other game, arsenal have just kicked off at home to west ham. a win for arsenal will send them back to the top of the table, a point ahead of liverpool. it's goalless at the moment

itv has announced holly willoughby will return to television to present dancing on ice alongside stephent from screens since she left this morning back in october after a man was charged with soliciting to commit murder over an alleged plot to kidnap the tv presenter. you're live with bbc news. to sport now, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie. hello, it's turning into quite a night in the premier league, two matches ongoing. let's look at arsenal first, who are hoping to go back to the top of the table, but they're currently losing 1—0 at home to west ham at half—time. the goal, scored by tomas soucek, somewhat controversial because it looked the ball had gone out in the build—up. another one for the var detractors. since then, arsenal have battered west ham's defence, but no equaliser yet. half time as i say. in the other game, brighton are on the verge of a memorable win at home to tottenham. 4—1 the scoreline at the amex after goals from brighton's teenagerjack hinshelwood, pervis estupinan and two joao pedro penalties. spurs with a late consolation, but

willoughby with the savings or other areas? mr.hi sunak and i said we would like to cut the tax burden more if we are able to do so. we will not be in a position to do that until much closer to the spring budget. we have announced the date for that -- we have not announced today for that yet. we will not find out the latest from the office of budget response ability to know what we are in a position to do that for some time. we would like to bring down the tax burden in a way that is responsible if we are able to do so. right now our priorities to bring down inflation. vonnie: that was u.k. treasury secretary jeremy hunt speaking with lisa abramowicz. let's look where we stand. we are putting back on a few points on the s&p 500. help .4%. 4717 after we had a little drop in the last couple of hours. waiting actually for 2:00 p.m. to see if anything happens like it did yesterday. we saw a precipitous drop in the last hour and 30 minutes of trading yesterday. we have the nasdaq up .6%. some companies making 52-week highs, including me

following reports of a rift that was following reports of a rift that he had with his co—star holly willoughbyip with a younger male colleague at a time when he was still married to his wife. schofield apologised to his wife and his family and friends and apologise for the affair and left itv with immediate effect. the network subsequently asked a barrister to lead an external review into its handling of the relationship and that review has what come back today and said that itv was micromanagement made considerable efforts to determine the truth about the alleged relationship following on from the publication of the report from the sun newspaper. he said however that in the face of denials itv was unable to uncover the relevant evidence until phillip schofield's admission. the report says that phillip schofield's reluctantly declined to take part because of the risk to his health and the risk also said that they are informed that phillip schofield's mental health has deteriorated. ltrufhat mental health has deteriorated. what other information _ mental health has deteriorated. what other info

. >> once it is gone, willoughby destinations for nasa or other commercial spacecraft in low-earth orbitittle bit what life happened after the shuttle. nasa leaned on private enterprises more. nasa is seeking commercial entities to build space stations that nasa could use as a destination and paid a visit. one of the companies, axiom, based in houston, which has a lot of players involved, actually has a docking port on the current international space station and aims to launch a module onto it to get it up and running and when the space station goes off into the horizon, they would undock and begin building this commercialization. the concern is there will be some have gap as there was after the shuttle retired before the u.s. was able to get astronauts in space. >> do i have a right that china will be the only nation to directly operate a space station by 2030? what kind of problems does that create? >> you think of the decision back in 2006 when congress said nasa should not partner with the chinese. the chinese really wanted it. you have to figure that was the best decision in retrosp

mean, holly willoughby he?maged by this as well, do you think association, i mean, in think by association, i mean, in the opinion, she the court of public opinion, she was association at the court of public opinion, she wastime association at the court of public opinion, she wastime . association at the court of public opinion, she wastime . do association at the court of public opinion, she wastime . do youassociation at the court of public opinion, she wastime . do you remember at the court of public opinion, she wastime . do you remember when the time. do you remember when it was all kicking off? people sort were looking at her sort of were looking over at her a bit suspiciously, she's a bit suspiciously, but she's been she's going been very i mean, she's going through problems. been very i mean, she's going thr(yeah, problems. been very i mean, she's going thr(yeah, yeah,lems. been very i mean, she's going thr(yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> was always very >> but

mean, holly willoughby he?amaged by this as well, do you think association, i mean, in think by association, i mean, in the opinion, she the court of public opinion, she was association at the court of public opinion, she wastime association at the court of public opinion, she wastime . association at the court of public opinion, she wastime . do association at the court of public opinion, she wastime . do youassociation at the court of public opinion, she wastime . do you remember at the court of public opinion, she wastime . do you remember when the time. do you remember when it was all kicking off? people sort were looking at her sort of were looking over at her a bit suspiciously, she's a bit suspiciously, but she's been she's going been very i mean, she's going through problems. been very i mean, she's going thr(yeah, problems. been very i mean, she's going thr(yeah, yeah,lems. been very i mean, she's going thr(yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> was always very >> bu

, left the show in willoughby, she left the show in october and so far they don't look like they've foundt was at itv, didn't you? what was your impression of the whistle blowing process or air processes? well listen, i worked at itv for, well, at least ten years because i was i worked in the itv regions for about 6 or 7 years. >> then i left for a time and then i went to a not this morning, but another show on itv daytime . daytime. >> good morning britain. >> good morning britain. >> i was there for ten years and i can only speak as i find i had a very happy time. there >> i felt that management were approachable, this toxic culture that they found no evidence of . that they found no evidence of. >> i have to say i didn't. i didn't hear or see it or witness it at all. >> the only thing you knew was that the presenters , as they that the presenters, as they were the face of the show and they were powerful . they were powerful. >> yes, absolutely . thank you >> yes, absolutely. thank you very much. pip tomson news presenter, bringing us the latest on that review into phillip schofield and

thanks >> willoughby. on >> john willoughby. snow on it. >> john willoughby. should rail strikes. let's talk about rail strikes with olivia of should be banned of course. should they be banned at times like the at certain times like the festive season? >> yes, exactly. like they run up christmas, but you up to christmas, but then you just them, you, at up to christmas, but then you just when m, you, at up to christmas, but then you just when they're you, at up to christmas, but then you just when they're going ou, at up to christmas, but then you just when they're going to. at times when they're going to affect people, which is the affect most people, which is the whole of strike to whole point of a strike is to affect people make a point. affect people to make a point. >> i just hope that since the >> so i just hope that since the rmt have settled aslef that far away from settling to 65 grand for a 35 hour, four day week, which is not bad when you put it like that. so it's been offered apparently. but you know , who apparently. but you know, who knows . knows

there's also a picture story on the side there about holly willoughby will present dancing on ice aftertelegraph . uh, half we go. the telegraph. uh, half of police not probing crime properly. similar theme on the front of the telegraph. there watchdog shames 22, of 43 forces as inadequate or requiring improvement . new year revellers improvement. new year revellers told travel today or miss your party. so new year revellers are being encouraged to travel as early as possible as the rail chaos grips the country and an early general election is the worst kept secret . we go to the worst kept secret. we go to the i now get on with it, johnson hits out at sunak over nuclear power delays. former prime minister boris johnson has urged rishi sunak to speed up the uk's transition to nuclear power in a rare public attack on his leadership . there we go. we go leadership. there we go. we go to the daily express family lucky to be alive after tornado strike. we actually spoke to this family a little bit earlier on in the show. if you missed that, go to youtube. it was at 9:30 o'clock, so go and c

i mean, there was this massive and i mean massive poster of phillip schofield and holly willoughby onow, you were under no illusion that those two were the talent . so when you see were the talent. so when you see that every day, you realise how much power they did have. >> yeah, they really did. and i think we have to remember as well the allure of celebrity as well the allure of celebrity as well and how, you know, with rebecca, i'm so sorry. >> we have to leave it. i'm so sorry . sorry. >> okay. >> okay. >> stay with us here on britain's newsroom . britain's newsroom. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb solar sponsors of weather on. gb news morning. >> i'm alex deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. another blustery one out there today, but parts of the east should be dry and brighten up after a bit of a misty old start. further west, we've got showers already and we'll see more of them through the day. plenty of downpours for northern downpours to come for northern ireland. of north wales, ireland. parts of north w

the new faces" of the mid—morning programme this morning, replacing phillip schofield and holly willoughbyts. based on a study by two university northumbria university and the university of sussex. they had been investigating whether or not cats play fetch. they do. my cats play fetch. i already know but tell me. they have been investigating whether cats play fetch and, on the whole, they say felines prefer to take part on their own terms and are more likely retrieve objects at a time of their choosing. they are basically not paying fetch at all. can't seem to like to make fetch more interesting to themselves, often only play when they feel like it. this study of over 1000 pat's took part in the survey. jemma foreman, who led the study from the university of sussex, concluded by saying not all cats will want to play fetch but if they do, it is likely they will have their own particular way of doing so. how is that different to dogs? well, dogs... you throw for a dog and it automatically brings it back. it is literally in their dna. if the dog does not want to bring it back... that is exact