avon and somerset police said _ in the area. avon and somerset police said 53 _ in the area. avon and somerset police said 53 crashes _ in the area. avon and somerset police said 53 crashes were - in the area. avon and somerset - police said 53 crashes were reported to them last night. people had been advised to travel only if essential. across the uk there is snow and ice warnings with the cold weather expected to last until friday. helena wilkinson, bbc news. phil mackie is near the scene of the crash. what are the police telling you? we have what are the police telling you? - have had an update on the number of casualties. 54 people were triage at the incident. roughly half were treated as walking wounded, the others have been taken to three of the hospital so the local minor injury centre in taunton and the major trauma centre for the region, which is southmead hospital in bristol, that is probably read the most seriously hurt have been taken. you can see, the bus is lying on its side still and there is lots of debris on the road. the motorbike is standing just behind the

a lot of trouble on the river severn, avon and for ground water flooding in the river severn, avon and for ground waterflooding in parts the river severn, avon and for ground water flooding in parts of the south and after the wet weather you can imagine a lot of water coming off the fields which will add to an ice risk as well as the snow showers which continue to affect north—western areas. it is a freezing cold night. right now in northumberland, —7 and by the end of the night, probably at —10 in the coldest places but a frost is widespread and sharp in the morning, freezing cold put north—westerly winds feet in snow showers so across the north and west of scotland, northern ireland and the north west of england, there will be some accumulations of snow, particularly in the hills tonight and tomorrow. 5-10 in the hills tonight and tomorrow. 5—10 centimetres over modest hills but it will come down to low elevations as well. a lot of sunshine away from the north—western areas but it will did not much for the temperatures after the cold start. highs of around two or three de

avon, thank you so much for joining us this morning. avon, thank you so much for joining us this morning . what joining us this morning. what did you make of jeremy hunt's speech? it seemed to be more direct towards the markets than the general public. yes, well, i think the fine words but fine words don't necessarily make it so. and you know, he talked about housing and he talked about housing and he talked about education and talked about enterprise but i'm yet to see very much firm action, which is going to deliver all of these things. we've still got the highest taxes since the end of world war ii. the average person spends half their working life to taxes . but meanwhile, you to taxes. but meanwhile, you know, we still have huge waste in the public sector. there doesn't seem to be any appetite to tackle that . we've got an to tackle that. we've got an inefficient national health. what are we doing? well plan is throw more money at it. well that's like putting more petrol in a rusty engine. it's not going to get you. it's interestin

alex forsyth, bbc news, stratford—upon—avon. fascinating report there. lots more on the bbc website on all of our stories, including that one. tributes have been paid to the american singer and guitarist tom verlaine, who's died at the age of 73. music he founded the legendary punk band television — famous for their seminal debut album, marquee moon. mike scott of the waterboys said, "he was the best rock and roll guitarist of all time." that's it from us. thanks so much for watching. hello. we're looking at a pretty quiet start to the new week weather—wise. there should be a lot of fine weather around this monday. and the winds that were pretty keen, particularly to the north of the uk, on sunday will fall considerably lighter. and here's why. this area of high pressure pushing up from the southwest. this area of low pressure that brought the windier conditions on sunday is off towards scandinavia. still a bit of a breeze for the north and west of scotland, still one or two showers feeding in here. could be the odd one coming in off the irish sea co

my name is inspector rebecca wells co from avon and somerset police . and avon and somerset police. and i'd like to read the following joint statement on behalf of all the agencies have been involved in the incident this morning at 6 am. today, tuesday , the 17th 6 am. today, tuesday, the 17th of january, we were called to the a39 quantock road in bridgwater , following a report bridgwater, following a report of , a road bridgwater, following a report of, a road related incident involving a double decker bus and a motorcyclist . we can now and a motorcyclist. we can now confirm the double decker bus was 70 hinkley point c workers and the bus driver went overturned . the incident was overturned. the incident was initially declared as a major incident due to the number people involved and the resources required. this has since been stood down. emergency services have been on the scene since receiving the first 999 call and we can . there have been call and we can. there have been no at this time. call and we can. there have been no at this time . 54 patients no at this time. 54 patien

elected to represent stratford upon avon . in 2010, he became an upon avon. in 2010, he became an education minister under theresa. then vaccines and education secretary boris johnson. and then chancellor on july the fifth. last year year , july the fifth. last year year, when rishi sunak resigned and johnson's government began to . johnson's government began to. the next day, zahawi told the pm to resign and threaten to resign himself if johnson talked him round. but the following day he publicly called for the prime minister to stand down. there should be a new of that party and therefore new prime minister . two days later, zahawi announced he was running for leader along with many others . leader along with many others. but it was not to be . he didn't but it was not to be. he didn't get the 30 votes from mps to progress to the next round and stories about his financial were already swirled . so i was already swirled. so i was clearly being smeared , was being clearly being smeared, was being told that the serious fraud office, the national issue the hmrc

avon and somerset police declared a major incident after the crash near bridgwater which also involved a motorcyclist. 0ur correspondent phil mackie has the story. hammering. this was the immediate aftermath of the accident, and these are some of the 70 workers who were being taken to work on the double—decker bus. a nearby petrol station was used as a triage centre. 56 people needed hospital treatment. the incident was initially declared as a major incident due to the number of people involved and the resources required. emergency services have been on the scene since receiving the first 999 call, and we can confirm there have been no fatalities at this time. it was easier to see in daylight. the double—decker bus on its side, and the motorcycle which was also involved in the accident standing a few metres away. conditions last night were appalling. temperatures had dropped well below freezing, and there had been so many road—related incidents between 6pm and 11pm last night that avon and somerset police warned drivers not to go out unless it was absolutely necessary. locals wer

in the meantime, nadhim zahawi needs to step down as an mp because the people of stratford—upon—avon deserve much better. as long as we have people in government and in parliament over whom there are questions like this and have found to have broken the ministerial code, it is difficult for the public to have confidence in the process. he has broken the ministerial code, thatis has broken the ministerial code, that is what has been decided and the reason he has been fired by the prime minister. that doesn't mean you have to stand down as a member of parliament. you have to stand down as a minister, not always, it appears nowadays, but generally that is the case. but why does he then have to stand down as a member of parliament as well?— have to stand down as a member of parliament as well? there have been auestions parliament as well? there have been questions about _ parliament as well? there have been questions about his _ parliament as well? there have been questions about his behaviour, - parliament as well? there have been questions about his behaviour, we i questions about hi

this is what voters in zahawi's constituency of stratford—upon—avon think. well, it's absolutely right. the independent adviser has said he hasn't been open, he hasn't been honest and he's failed in that test of leadership, and i think it brings shame on the town, shame on the country and shame on the party that he represents. well, i think it's obviously called for. you know, if he's tried to brush things on the carpet and not you know, if he's tried to brush things under the carpet and not declared certain things, then it's obviously deserved, isn't it? i was really pleased, to tell you the truth. i think he should have resigned when it all came out. _ i think he's making us... i don't know. he doesn't lead by example. no, that's right. and ifeel there's been questions about his conduct locally in various other things over the years and that people have been very dissatisfied with him. i think it's taken its time. i think sunak should have moved more quickly. i think he's been forced into the position. i think he should have gone a week ago, or whenever th

the majority of these are for stretches of the severn and avon but ground water flooding is an issue stretches of the severn and avon but ground waterflooding is an issue in the south. 0vernight tonight snow showers will continue to affect northern and western scotland and the north—west of england and wales with some accumulating snow. but after that very wet spell of weather we have seen, there is a lot of water coming off the field, and as you can imagine, a sharp frost will lead to easy conditions just about anywhere, the lowest temperatures

the view from | stratford-upon-avon. joining me now is caroline slocock, director of the think tank civil exchange, and a former private secretary to prime ministers margaret thatcher and john major. good to see this afternoon. how much faster do you think rishi sunak should have acted? i faster do you think rishi sunak should have acted?— should have acted? i think you should have acted? i think you should have _ should have acted? i think you should have acted _ should have acted? i think you should have acted faster- should have acted? i think you should have acted faster and l should have acted? i think you should have acted faster and i | should have acted? i think you - should have acted faster and i think as soon as it became clear that nadhim zahawi had paid a penalty, and also it became clear that he was not telling the truth back injuly when he said he was not under investigation and was threatening libel, instead of those facts becoming clearer, he should have acted and it's useful to have a bit of the detai

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avon and to icy conditions. avon and somerset police have said that 53 crashes were reported on monday evening alone while the crash site is about eight miles away from the power station. emergency services were on the scene first thing. police said received a total of 67 calls from other road related incidents between 8:00 and 11:00 last night. so the conditions are extremely icy and extremely dangerous . well, seven of those dangerous. well, seven of those incidents were reported to have resulted in injuries, though, at this stage we're hearing that none of them are too serious . none of them are too serious. well, that is at least some good news . thank you, jeff. jeff news. thank you, jeff. jeff moody, they're southwest of england. reporter you know the ice this morning, i think it took a lot of people by surprise, didn't they? i'm not. there's been so much chaos on the roads. take care. weren't you in keep. keep tuned for weather. we have plenty of weather. we have plenty of weather gb and on a day weather

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first for the north avon towards the golden gate. after sunset and after drivetime, the biggest impact for the rain showers around the evening commute is going to be north of the golden gate. futurecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you so much. the tesla that caused an eight-car crash on the bay bridge had its full self driving software engaged. that's according to federal government data released today. it happened in november when the model as slowed up to seven miles per hour. they are already investigating hundreds of complaints about fenton breaking , potentially connected to the driver assist technology. >>> jury selection is underway in the securities fraud trial of tesla ceo elon musk. its overt tweets from 2018, or musket claimed he secured funding to take tesla private. investors claim they lost billions when the deal never happened. last week, a judge denied the request to remove the case from san francisco to texas. >> police are still looking for the person who stole an ambulance while it was being used to h

well we were hearing from avon and somerset earlier on. they say that 70 workers were injured , that 70 workers were injured, plus the driver. but no fatality. so they no longer regarding this as a serious incident . 54 people were triaged incident. 54 people were triaged at scene 26 of those were just walking wounded . but we're walking wounded. but we're heanng walking wounded. but we're hearing that some them have fractures , too. well, a lady fractures, too. well, a lady lives in the house on the corner . this road heard the accident happen at 6:00 this morning. she spoke to a short time ago. this is what she had to say. i'm not sure if i was dreaming. i heard a big bang. i heard a couple of sort of scrapes and bangs and then i heard shouting, heard some screams . took me about some screams. took me about five, 10 minutes to realise that i wasn't dreaming. and it obviously been an accident out on the main road . and basically on the main road. and basically i got i walked upstairs, i've got children so went children upstairs. so i went

still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus 10 in scotland, freezing cold start further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, it's northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 centimetres in places. and after that cold, frosty, icy start to the day, even in the sunshine — whi

still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and, although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures —3—7 widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as —10 in scotland, freezing cold start further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, it's northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the northwest of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 cm in places. and after that cold, frosty, icy start to the day, even in the sunshine — which many of us will have a lot of

still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and, although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures —3—7 widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as —10 in scotland, freezing cold start further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so really, its northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the northwest of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 cm in places. and after that cold, frosty, icy start to the day, even in the sunshine — which many of us will have a lot of �

still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus 10 in scotland, freezing cold start — further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, its northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 centimetres in places. and after that cold, frosty, icy start to the day, even in the sunshine —

still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus 10 in scotland, freezing cold start — further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, it's northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 centimetres in places. and after that cold, frosty, icy start to the day, even in the sunshine —

still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus ten freezing cold start further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, its northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 cm in places. modest hills could see another 5—10 centimetres in places. and after that cold, frosty, icy start t

still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as —10 in scotland, freezing cold start — further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, its northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the northwest of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10cm in places. and after that cold, frosty, icy start to the day, even in the sunshine — which many of us

still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus ten freezing cold start — further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, it's northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 centimetres in places. and after that cold, frosty, icy start to the day, even in the sunshine — which many

we're also told by avon there. we're also told by avon and somerset police. icy and freezing conditions were caused by the cold, low temperatures and the residual water from the recent wet weather. we also understand from local reports that there were workers from hinkley point c on board that double decker bus. around 80 people involved. the channel be keeping right across this story for you throughout the course of the we'll be for 6:00 the day. we'll be for 6:00 tomorrow we sad news to tomorrow morning. we sad news to end on there so thank you very much have yourselves much indeed. have yourselves good day . westminster versus hollyrood strikes legislation. a copper in the met and so much more. this is a very busy week in politics and we're exploring it all here on the briefing after the headunes. on the briefing after the headlines . good morning. it's headlines. good morning. it's 930 on thames in roberts in the gb news room. or we can start this morning by bringing you some breaking news. this morning by bringing you some breaking news . a major some br

still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus 10 in scotland, freezing cold start — further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, it's northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 centimetres in places. and after that cold, frosty, icy start to the day, even in the sunshine —

move was in response to a number of incidents in the county, as well as a flood risk in the bristol avon area and rising water levels in dorset. let's talk to our west of england correspondent danjohnson. the image behind you tells its own story. the image behind you tells its own sto . , , ' ., _ story. this is the effort by the environment _ story. this is the effort by the environment agency - story. this is the effort by the environment agency to - story. this is the effort by the environment agency to drain l story. this is the effort by the - environment agency to drain water from the somerset levels. they declared a major incident to alert people but not to alarm them they say but the risk of flooding is serious and sell these pumps have been brought in to try to get the water away from the land and into the river and up to the bristol channel. the intensity of rain that has fallen in the past week is why river levels have been rising and why there's so much water. we can show you aerial pictures taken yesterday showing how much farmland is currently under floodwater and the risk

still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the roads are going to turn very icy heading into tuesday morning, so could be quite dangerous actually underfoot and under—tyre first thing in the morning. and, with temperatures down as low as minus 10 in scotland, freezing cold start — further snow showers piling in through the day across northwestern areas. so, really, it's northern and western areas of scotland across northern ireland, the north—west of both england and wales will be prone to seeing further accumulations of snow. modest hills could see another 5—10 centimetres in places. and after that cold, frosty, icy start to the day, even in the sunshine —

avon and somerset police declared a major incident after the crash near bridgwater which also involved a motorcyclist. a spokesperson for the nhs in somerset confirmed a small number of passengers on the bus required surgery the church of england is expected to make an announcement in the coming days on whether it will allow same—sex marriages to be recognised by the church of england. senior bishops have been meeting today to discuss the issue and our religion editor, aleem maqbool, is with me now. so are we moving towards same—sex couples being allowed to get married in church? what we're hearing at the bbc this evening from some of those bishops you were talking about is that in the foreseeable future there is not going to be marriage equality the church of england. gay marriage has been legal in this country since 2014 but the church did not change its teaching and instead started a consultation process of five years that were supposed to culminate in a vote next month at the general synod, the meeting of the national assembly of the church. but there was a final preparatory me

avon and somerset police declared a major incident after the crash near bridgwate. a spokesperson for the nhs confirmed a "small number" of passengers on the bus required surgery. phil mackie has the story. hammering. this was the immediate aftermath of the accident, and these are some of the 70 workers who were being taken to work on the double—decker bus. a nearby petrol station was used as a triage centre. 56 people needed hospital treatment. the incident was initially declared as a major incident due to the number of people involved and the resources required. emergency services have been on the scene since receiving the first 999 call, and we can confirm there have been no fatalities at this time. it was easier to see in daylight. the double—decker bus on its side, and the motorcycle which was also involved in the accident standing a few metres away. conditions last night were appalling. temperatures had dropped well below freezing, and there had been so many road—related incidents between 6pm and 11pm last night that avon and somerset police warned drive

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i am tired of corner boys being arrested while stringer and avon are still hanging out, bought that's essentially what's going on now. whether or not it's donald trump or marjorie taylor greene or jim jordan, there are members of congress who are part of this as well, who haven't been held accountable. i believe in fani, i believe in what she's doing. until i see orange is the new trump, until i see somebody in a jumpsuit, i'm not convinced any of this is accomplishing anything. it was bad enough that merrick garland dragged all this time out until republicans took congress, now we're depending on local state prosecutors to take down a former president. never going to happen. >> the thing about it is, glenn, is look, i'm not saying that merrick garland isn't thinking it through or fani willis hasn't thought it threw. i think they are. here's the challenge. it's obvious that donald trump is the sole beneficiary of the attempted insurrection. i don't think anybody argues with that, but they also, everyone acting here knows that he still commands what amounts to militias, armed militias

learned today that they have video surveillance of brian walsh taking trash bags down in the tens of avon and brockton, and loading them into dumpsters down there, and the real isn't reason we don't have those trash bags is, those bags went to an incinerator in southeastern massachusetts. we also found out that some of ana walshe's personal belongings, including her covid-19 vaccination card was pulled out of a dumpster on the north shore of boston. anderson, it was absolutely stunning to hear this level of detail, and then to think that there is even more evidence that we have not heard yet. >> yeah. bob, there is no telling how much evidence prosecutor still actually have that they did not uncover, did not reveal. >> that's right. and you are just talking about motive. they did not even go near motive, other than that internet search about inheritance. we have been reporting about the prospect of domestic violence here in 2014. ana walshe contacted police in d. c., saying that brian walshe threatened to kill her and a friend. and we know with domestic abuse, if that escalates over time,

my name is inspector rebecca wells colt from avon and somerset police and i would like to read a joint statement on behalf of all the agencies who have been involved in the incident this morning. at 6am today, tuesday the 17th of january we were called to the a39 in bridgwater following a report of a road —related incident involving a double—decker bus and a motorcyclist. we can now confirm that double—decker bus was carrying 70 hinkley point c workers and the bus driver when it overturned. the incident was initially declared as a major incident due to the number of people involved and the resources required. this has since been stood down. emergency services have been on the scene since receiving the first 999 call and we can confirm there have been no fatalities at this time. 54 patients were triage at the scene and it is too soon to confirm if any of these patients have life—threatening injuries. however, 26 patients are being treated as walking wounded. the number of those treated at the scene had been taken to musgrove park hospital, bridgwater minor injury unit. it may ta

plus, we broadcast andrew avon. plus, we have sunday have still with us sunday mirror's political editor nigel nelson and conservative councillor and former adviser claire pearsall . i feel spoilt. claire pearsall. i feel spoilt. i'm sure you do at too. home so tom, i'll go to you first. let's start on a good note. please do tell me your high of 2022 without a doubt. it was watching without a doubt. it was watching with my young daughters, the lionesses bring back silverware after 56 years and beating germany to on in the euros. absolutely fantastic night. and it was one of those times i think when genuinely felt like the country just switched off from all sorts of things that they always talk about earlier in his monologue and there was a bit of light and hope at the end of that extra time that was my high that cracking moment high that was a cracking moment i for everyone everyone at i think for everyone everyone at least would have smiled when they heard that we'd won the world cup. who's next? how world cup. now

and there been so many rogue related incidents between 6pm and 11pm last night that avon and somerset police warned drivers not to go out unless it was absolutely necessary. locals were relieved the casualty list was not worse. t relieved the casualty list was not worse. ., , ., ,. ., , worse. i heard shouting, screams, i heard some — worse. i heard shouting, screams, i heard some horns _ worse. i heard shouting, screams, i heard some horns beeping, - worse. i heard shouting, screams, i heard some horns beeping, and - worse. i heard shouting, screams, i heard some horns beeping, and ii heard some horns beeping, and i realised that there must�*ve been a major accident outside on the road. there seem to be sirens coming down, there seem to be accidents everywhere, but i've not seen one as bad as this for a little while. ice was the issue here, but there been problems almost everywhere. heavy snow fell in the scottish highlands, with many schools having to close. locals made the most of the unexpected day off. snow also felt across the welsh countryside, including temperature, but ro

we still have flood warnings in force. 102 in england on the river severn and avon in particular. and one in wales and monmouthshire. something to bear in mind. this weatherfront monmouthshire. something to bear in mind. this weather front brought the rain and snow across devon and cornwall, it is sinking over the channel islands. the rest have wintry showers coming in. the wind is strengthening across the north of scotland and channel islands. a lot of dry weather also. it will feel cold, especially if you are exposed to the wind. these are maximum temperatures. through this evening and overnight, the temperatures will quickly fall away. some significant snow across northern scotland. there will be gales and we are looking at blizzards and further snow showers in northern ireland, northern england, the midlands, wales and back into the south—west. temperatures falling away tonight. we are looking at these in towns and cities as the overnight low. as we head into tomorrow, we start with dry weather, sunshine, albeit some of it hazy. the wind will ease but it is going to be windy

. >> avon? >> by the way, this is $150 billion market cap >> absolutely. look, carl, there is an element to bennioff that is a magnet for clients. but does he make enough money per client does he have too many people on each account the c team is going now. >> the pressure he is under is well told in this downgrade of zoom today, for example. mkm says companies that adopted a bunch of different applications are going to streamline they go to neutral 75 target. that's not looking at the seat count dynamic as well. companies cut back workforces overall. >> he is good friends with marc. i question whether zoom would be good acquisition i know that you have to pay too much >> do another deal >> no. no all right. >> i think it's -- no. i am more -- i'm just saying that marc needs to find a way to have video, to be more 360 which is zoom. but, no. zoom is probably out of the question >> video is 80% of zoom. >> but the apps. all right. i have to tread facarefully here my stepson was directly involved with the apps. once he left, he shared with me the apps i thin

and here's a great one is your latest on this is my favourite one an optimist this is william avon an optimist stays up until midnight to see the new year in a pessimist stays up to make sure the old year like that one year leaves and i like that one because guess i'm honest because i guess i'm honest about. anne frank about. so what about anne frank they they quote yeah they how can they quote it. yeah yeah. one was weird, wasn't yeah. this one was weird, wasn't it? a wonderful thought is it? what a wonderful thought is that some of the best days of our happened yet. our lives haven't happened yet. i never going to i know that. never going to happen her. she's that's the happen for her. she's that's the problem with that is a bit of a bit of a was that was the problem in that one thing too the benjamin franklin twice it was a typo they was good a bit of a typo they said benjamin cannot always said benjamin cannot be always at vices, at peace at war with your vices, at peace with neighbours and. let with your neighbours and. let each better man not each year find a better man not lewi

avon and somerset police said 53 crashes were reported to them last night. people had been advised to travel only if essential. across the uk there are snow and ice warnings with the cold weather expected to last until friday. helena wilkinson, bbc news. our correspondent phil mackie is near the scene of the crash. bring us up—to—date. bring us up-to-date. you can see the olice bring us up-to-date. you can see the police down — bring us up-to-date. you can see the police down the _ bring us up-to-date. you can see the police down the road _ bring us up-to-date. you can see the police down the road and _ bring us up-to-date. you can see the police down the road and they - bring us up-to-date. you can see the police down the road and they have . police down the road and they have been using big plastic bags to pick up been using big plastic bags to pick up the debris and also collect the belongings from the injured workers who were in the bus that you can still see lying on its side and they have moved the tape because there is a recovery truck and we th

they activated it, made all sorts of embarrassing noises , see, avon embarrassing noises, see, avon doesn't know about stuff like that. you're going to have to explain it to me. just saying it was that was playing played. it was that was playing played. it was it? yeah. dare to hear you have to explain that to him. it doesn't not familiar. you can hear him heckling from the sidelines already joined sidelines already we're joined this chief this morning by former chief secretary treasury, david secretary to the treasury, david malik. morning. morning. malik. good morning. morning. and adviser and former labour adviser scarlett mcguire good morning. and former labour adviser scihere's/icguire good morning. and former labour adviser scihere's therire good morning. and former labour adviser scihere's the thingfiood morning. and former labour adviser scihere's the thing aboutrorning. and former labour adviser scihere's the thing about that1g. so here's the thing about that phone h so here's the thing about that phone it it's quite phone thing. it it's quite funny, i suppose , but it could funny

members that he got ready specifically to talk the case for the honourable member for stratford upon avon is that he was already the current chairman of the conservative party. but labour give it the best attempts by trying to talk around the when it comes to the ethics committee and indeed the standards in life or indeed at the ministerial code. as you said, government's robustly said, the government's robustly saying frankly we have launched this independent investigation , this independent investigation, it ethics advisers going look into what zahawi did and when it comes to his tax affairs and indeed transparent. he's been about while at the same time labour trying with a paint brush say this is yet another scandal engulfing the government at a time when it seemingly cannot away from scandals . in the end away from scandals. in the end though we have from a situation haven't we patrick where a matter of days ago the prime minister up in parliament to pmqs and frankly said there is nothing to see here that the former chancellor have open and transparent. and then the small said, well ,

and on a selfish point, we're hoping that, you know , avon will that, you know, avon will provide us with a lot more . the provide us with a lot more. the thing is, i was born in morecambe, so i know the heyday, which was brilliant . thoroughly which was brilliant. thoroughly enjoyed it. lots to do. and then the bad times with not lots to do. and we're just on a sort of small investment. ideas for local people to get the money to open their business. we've already seen over the past few years there's been new cafes, new wine bars , hotel expansions new wine bars, hotel expansions . this was well before they knew about the eden . so hopefully about the eden. so hopefully we're going to get a lot more. and are they going to be guaranteed some sort of money to do this? you know, we have a lot of empty spaces, a lot of empty shops , and we need them fill in shops, and we need them fill in which we're hoping they will do. so they will. it does seem a bit churlish when you've just given this 50 million. right if you can just be used to it, why can't we have a bit more? yeah it's basically

avon somerset thames valley avon and somerset thames valley and the west midlands also rank houday and the west midlands also rank holiday dishing out speeding offences. this comes as police report excessive speed was a contributing factor % of deaths . contributing factor% of deaths. well we're joined this morning by motoring journalist quentin wilson. good morning to you, quentin. when relate it to deaths and automatically we all straight away think fair enough but a lot of people suspect that these certainly the camera traps these certainly the camera traps the ones that aren't bright yellow invisible are just designed as a sort of local government cash cow . okay. well, government cash cow. okay. well, if you look at these figures, you think, okay , got a lot of you think, okay, got a lot of people who are speeding on the roads and that's no good. and let's just begin this by saying, you know, expects speed you know, expects excess speed is a major contributory factor to read. fatalities and whenever possible, you should keep to the speed but you look at speed limit. but if you loo

people were the london and a lot of people thought they were getting off a train in stratford upon avon and they got to see the boards at they got to see the boards at the home of anne hathaway shakespeare and the wonderful small theatre . and then they small theatre. and then they said, but actually, no, it's stratford the london stratford east in the london borough. they quite okay it's borough. if they quite okay it's not going the best not going to be the best introduction to britain getting off it's crazy old off the hst. it's crazy old common when old oak which is a dump. well that's probably very unfair . yes. and he said but if unfair. yes. and he said but if you actually look looks take to other english tidying self as we can't spend too much time on this. yeah but i mean when mrs. thatcher decided she'd go for the channel tunnel. yeah that was it. the decision was taken and things happen and we a dedicated railway station at waterloo or extended it for the channel tunnel trades . we built channel tunnel trades. we built tunnels through kent tunnel . the tunnels through kent tu

this month member for stratford upon avon was by millions to hmrc settle a tax dispute. was the prime where the investigation when he appointed him to his cabinet and as chairman of the conservative party. will prime minister demand accountability from his cabinet their tax cabinet members about their tax 7 cabinet members about their tax ? yes says mr. speaker. my mind of a friend has already addressed this matter in full , addressed this matter in full, and that's nothing more than i cannot. and that's nothing more than i cannot . speaker, if i may , and that's nothing more than i cannot. speaker, if i may , i cannot. speaker, if i may, i would like to begin by putting on record this house is heartbreak . the tragic death heartbreak. the tragic death this morning of a friend and is the minister in your friends in ukraine of his deputy and all those who were killed in that tragic accident? i'm sure this house is united now on that turning into more local affairs, as pointed out the as many pointed out the government, understand, is in government, i understand, is in the

was permission refused by the local council , which was stratford on council, which was stratford on avon which and then ten years because he didn't move out and the local council didn't do anything about it. it happened very conservative council after years he'd been there and so he's, he's he's got permission to stay and what it shows is he's a player , you know, i mean, he's a player, you know, i mean, he's a player, you know, i mean, he understands he understood what he had to do to get that house and it was built for to build. and it was built for agricultural workers who have a tough enough time without some millionaire buying it and, well , he's he's a local member of parliament, so he's expected to live in this constituency. i mean, i'm sure a lot of time for nadhim. i've known him for 35 years. i admire him . i did once years. i admire him. i did once say to him, why you want to go into politics? you got a very successful business. and next time i see him, i'll remind him of. but i tell you the problem really , as i know for a brief really, as i know for a brief penod really, as

he is one of westminster's wealthiest employees elected to represent stratford upon avon. in 2010, he became education minister under theresa may, then vaccines minister and education secretary under boris johnson, and then on july the fifth last year , when july the fifth last year, when rishi sunak resigned and johnson's government began unravel the next day, zahawi told the pm to resign and threaten to resign himself if johnson talked him round. but the following day he publicly called for the prime minister to stand down, there should be a new leader of that party and therefore a new prime minister. two days later, zahawi , he was two days later, zahawi, he was running for leader along with many others , but it was not to many others, but it was not to be . he didn't get the 30 votes be. he didn't get the 30 votes for mps to progress to the next round and stories about his financial were already swirl . so financial were already swirl. so i was clearly being smeared . i i was clearly being smeared. i was being told that the serious fraud office, the national crime issu