famous comedians band together to say the pollution in windermere is no laughing matter.nd luton are the talk of the town as they celebrate their promotion to the premier league. good evening. "potentially alarming" and "unhelpful" — just some of the concerns expressed by those working in mental health care at plans announced by britain's biggest police force, the met, to stop attending 999 calls for mental health emergencies unless there's an immediate threat to life. the met commissioner, sir mark rowley, says he needs to free up officers to attend other incidents. the charity mind has urged the commissioner to work with the nhs to find a solution that doesn't put vulnerable people at risk. here's our home editor mark easton. have you harmed yourself today at all? an increasing proportion of 999 calls to the police relate to a mental health crisis. have you tried to take your own life before? she's saying she can't breathe. this is wrong, man, this is wrong. and now the metropolitan police commissioner has made it clear that from september his officers won't attend ment

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windermere the way visitors expect the lake to look.g place, say campaigners, threaten its water quality. they had celebrity backing from comedians you may know, who were calling for an end to sewage pollution. all i really want to see is a joined—up approach to our water policy in the future. are we going to build more reservoirs? are we going to look at our sewage infrastructure and stop the discharge of raw sewage — legally or illegally? it should never be legal, it should not be allowed — full stop. these images taken last year show the lake suffering from algae bloom. pollutants can get into the water — such as phosphorous, raw sewage and household waste. steve coogan has a strong local connection. windermere's the biggest lake in england. the lake district is a unesco national heritage site. and if you can't keep windermere clean, then what hope has the rest of the country got? effluent is discharged into rivers and streams that feed into the lake from waste water treatment works. but raw sewage can also enter during heavy rainfal

windermere is the biggest lake in england, it is the biggest lake in england, it is a unesco nationalt hope is the best of the country got? we are here to tell the chief avenger, which is united utilities, to stop putting sewage in windermere. they have got resources to remove the damage which has already been done over the last decades. , ., decades. united utilities have said this is also about _ decades. united utilities have said this is also about climate - decades. united utilities have said this is also about climate change | this is also about climate change and the run—off from farms and chemicals that have been used. that is waffle, chemicals that have been used. that is waffle. they _ chemicals that have been used. that is waffle, they are _ chemicals that have been used. twat is waffle, they are the chief polluters, by their own admission. the priority seems to be the shareholders. this year they paid 300 million in dividends to shareholders. i am sure they could spare a proportion of that to build the infrastructure needed to clean up the infrastructure needed to clean up

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we are here to tell the chief offender, which is united utilities to stp( putting sewage in windermereage which has already been done over the last few decades. united utilities have said this is also about climate change and the run—off from farms and chemicals that have been used. what do you make of that? that is so much waffle, they are the chief polluters, by their own admission. their priority seems to be their shareholders. this year they paid 300 million in dividends to shareholders. i am sure they could spare a proportion of that to build the infrastructure needed to clean up the lake. united utilities say they are going to invest 400 million over the next couple of years to improve the water works in the area. do you think that goes far enough? no, because they are going to pass that onto the bill payer and people have paying bills for a service that they as a water authority should have provided. they will be paying twice. they should dig into their own pockets to do it. steve, thanks very much for your time. united utilities say they will be pumping £400 million into sortin

windermere is england's largest natural lake.were paul whitehouse, lee mack and steve coogan. ukraine's military intelligence chief has promised revenge and warned of a swift response to a series of russian missile strikes on kyiv. one general said monday's daytime attacks have failed to intimidate people in the capital, who've just got on with life. this was the scene in kyiv during those attacks — people rushing to their nearest shelters, as explosions are heard overhead. the city's military administration says all the missiles were shot down and no targets were hit. our diplomatic correspondent james landale is in kyiv. today's strikes were unusual for two reasons — one, because they came in the daylight, and secondly, because they appeared to be targeted here at the centre of the city. until now, most of the air strikes came at night and they were targeted at the outskirts, at national infrastructure and some of the air defences itself. so the authorities said they managed to shoot down ii ballistic and cruise missiles. of co

to have you with us tonight. russia is accusing ukraine of attempting to assassinate president windermere putin. moscow says it foiled an overnight drawn attack on the kremlin, and it is pointing the finger at ukraine. russian lawmakers are calling the attack a terrorist attack and they are demanding retaliation. keith has strongly denied any involvement, a senior advisor to ukraine's president zalinski warning. this could be a false flag designed to justify russia's next move against ukraine. ah, this footage circulating on russian telegram channels shows the alleged overnight attack and smoke rising above the main kremlin palace. there has been no independent verification of this footage, but russia accuses ukraine of trying to assassinate putin. ukrainian president volota may zalinski denied any involvement in the alleged incident. oh, we don't attack fortune or moscow i'll we fly to home on our territory when defending our will. just as it is, we don't have, you know, enough up and for these that's why we don't use it any anywhere for, for us. that is a deficit. the weight we cons ban

it interesting called, based on mutual respect for each other's interest. windermere, poon has hosted the president of republic, a serv, stuff for talks at the kremlin with miller. i don't take a choosing the west, a waging a proxy war against russia and ukraine. the this is good republic. a service is under enormous pressure from the west. in general, i was required to make a decision on the sanctions against russia. but we decided that we simply would not be part of this hysteria that is being created, that we would advocate for the issue to be resolved at the level of russia, ukraine, and others. so that we understand that this is not a war between ukraine and russia. this is a clash of the west, which is trying to use russia as a way to inflate this war for as long as any or put in the bank for republicans service. go for its friendly stance toward russia and for its president to new try position on ukraine. miller, i don't agree or firm his intent to keep the country's close relationship with moscow. following his disagreement with the west of anti russian stance, you can watch o

raman on the 7th grader from windermere ranch, middle school in san ramon.his will not be the first round 4. the current. chen to an 8th grader from discovery charter school. also in san ramon, the grant previously competed in 2019 tied for 51st place. and in 2022 tied for 49th place and this is shot let me get this right rock. i'm ready. she's it's the 3rd time she's competed in the national spelling bee. the seventh-grader attends bases independent silicon valley school in san jose shot come previously competed in 2019. she tied for 51st and last year tied for 23rd spot. the semifinals will take place tomorrow. the finals on june. 1st and we want to wish all of them a lot of good luck. >> a giant tooth mystery has been solved. the santa cruz county today a jogger turned in the giant tooth belonging to a mask on that live back in the ice age yesterday, you might remember, we reported a curious beachgoer took a picture of a to the real del mar beach but left it there. scientists in the santa cruz museum of natural history then spent memorial day weekend. loo

famous comedians band together to say the pollution in windermere is no laughing matter.

(tx next) windermere the way visitors expect the lake to look.s can get into the water — such as phosphorous, raw sewage and household waste. steve coogan has a strong local connection. windermere's the biggest lake in england. the lake district is a unesco national heritage site. and if you can't keep windermere clean, then what hope has the rest of the country got? effluent is discharged into rivers and streams that feed into the lake from waste water treatment works. but raw sewage can also enter during heavy rainfall, when excess storm water is released to prevent the system being overwhelmed. water companies have apologised for not acting quickly enough to deal with sewage spills over the past year, and united utilities says it's putting in investment to tackle the problem. but it does face particular challenges — things like climate change, increasing temperature, and some of the pressures from other things like septic tanks and from agriculture, as well as the inputs from our systems. so there's a collective effort that we need to make. th

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