Justin trudeau, is in washington today for his first Summit Meeting with President Trump. And adele triumphs with five awards at the grammys, then pays tribute to rival beyonce, who had been tipped to win the best album. My artist of my life is beyonce and this album for the lemonade album, was just so monumental. Beyonce, so monumental. Its five oclock. Our main story is the governments response to the latest evidence of failings in the Prison System in england and wales. The Justice Secretary, liz truss, in her first major speech today on sentencing has said there can be no quick fix to reduce the Prison Population. She spoke as her officials launched an urgent investigation into evidence of Security Failings at the privately run northumberland prison, filmed by an undercover reporter from the bbcs panorama programme. He secretly recorded widespread drug abuse and major security lapses. Our special correspondent ed thomas has more details. Undercover in one of our biggestjails. For two months, bbc panorama filmed the drugs feeding addiction inside. And staff pushed to their limits. Hmp northumberland is a private jail run by the French Company sodexo and home to more than 1,300 inmates. On the undercover reporters first day inside, 2. 5 kilograms of spice, an illegal high with a prison value of £250,000, was found in two cells. Despite this, panorama was told there was no lockdown, so the block could be completely searched. The bbc secretly filmed inmates high on drugs. This man had taken spice. And then theres the violence. Cctv cameras recorded an inmate being stamped on. At one point, panoramas undercover reporter was threatened by an inmate. During filming, the bbc discovered a serious security breach, as alarms on two doors werent working. Nearby, officers found wire Cutting Tools and later a hole in an inner security fence. It meant drugs could have been passed into the jail. The reporter asked the governor what went wrong. Sodexo, the company that runs the prison, said the safety of staff and inmates is their top priority. The Ministry Ofjustice said it would urgently investigate the bbcs footage and that the government is determined to reform our prisons. In herfirst major speech on sentencing the Justice Secretary, liz truss, rejected calls to cut the number of inmates with what she calls dangerous quick fix solutions. Our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, was listening. Your sense of what the minister had to say, and any specific responses to say, and any specific responses to what we have been broadcasting today . In terms of what she has had today . In terms of what she has had to say i dont think liz truss has outlined any new policy Initiative Oi outlined any new Policy Initiative or Sweeping Change in direction. She is really saying that the number of the risen population has been relatively stable since 2010 but there are problems in prisons and they need to be sorted out not through a change in sentencing so that people get shorter sentencing 01 that people get shorter Sentencing Ora Cap in that people get shorter sentencing or a cap in numbers but by more effective rehabilitation and programmes of reform to stop offenders reoffending. That is the big problems she has identified, not that first time criminals are entering the system in Great Numbers on the butt that offenders in the system continue repeating their crimes over and over again. In Great Numbers, but that. This is what she said just a short time ago. I want to see the Prison Population go down because her majestys prison and Probation Service has got better at reforming offenders. I want to see it go down because we have got wetter as a society at intervening earlier before people commit the crimes that take them to prison. Have got better. I want to see the population go down because we have got better at managing the Prison Population injails. Reductions by cap or quota or sweeping sentence reductions, they are not a magic bullet, they are dangerous attempt ata bullet, they are dangerous attempt at a quick fix. Liz truss had raised hopes that she might bring an end to the number of people injail serving indeterminate sentences, people who have been in prison for many years beyond the minimum term. She said although she was increasing resources to tackle the backlog they will only be let out if it is safe to do so. She has announced one thing today, eight beefed up prison inspector, with teeth, as she put it, so that the recommendations that inspectors make in england and wales will be acted upon and theJustice Secretary will be held to account to ensure that those recommendations are followed through. That will be quite a significant change when it comes in. Lets speak now to conservative mp iain duncan smith, chairman and founder of the centre for socialjustice. Your reports have touched on many of theissues your reports have touched on many of the issues which liz truss was talking about the late. What are you is the main thing . She said and this is the main thing . She said and this is the main thing . She said and this is the point she made that prison numbers, whilst people think they are higher, they have been pretty sta ble are higher, they have been pretty stable and they have not gone out for some time, and the number of people coming into prisons remains pretty sta ble. People coming into prisons remains pretty stable. The problem they have in terms of first time offenders, the real problem in prisons at the moment, is the number of repeat offenders. That has been on a rising curve, and she pointed out that people coming in once and then again and again, we have perhaps the highest proportion in the western world of people who actually offend again and come back to prison. The stress and pressure on prisons is not getting rid of people now, it is trying to stop people coming in the second and third time, which is where the effort has been poor in prisons, and drugs, they are hugely pa rt prisons, and drugs, they are hugely part of that process. We will come to drugs in a moment. Just where is the process of rehabilitation breaking down . This has been identified time and again, that people are not rehabilitating efficiently. Where is the main breakdown in that process . M efficiently. Where is the main breakdown in that process . It is not commonplace across all prisons. Some prisons are pretty good at it. This goes back to Jonathan Aitkens report in 2008, other prisons Pay Lip Service to this and short sentencing of a few months is no good because there is not enough time to do anything with people. If anything they almost encourage people to come back to prison. You wa nt people to come back to prison. You want a balanced sentence that allows you to get straight to the individual. A lot of them are on drugs and need education programmes. Half of prisoners have the reading and writing age of an infant child, they can hardly read documents and they can hardly read documents and they certainly can do not much more than write their name. They cant enter the world of work so they go back to crime. Prison is a number 1 chance to get them educated to a level where they can actually do something. There is no systematic programming and she was very good that, she said that is what the inspector is there to do. If prisons falling down on rehabilitation, she made it clear that she wants to see that changed. Why isnt she announcing today, thinking that people have been asking this question, that she is spending millions of pounds beefing up the process of education, the process of preparing for work, literacy and numerous eat skills, the things you have pinpointed . Numerous eat skills, the things you have pinpointed . Why numerous eat skills, the things you have pinpointed . Why is that not getting more attention and money. New morrissey skills. The first change she made today, she has identified the programme and the problem and she is putting prisons on notice that they cant Pay Lip Service to these key essentials. The new inspector with beef up beefed up new inspector with beef up beefed up powers can say, this prison is failing on rehabilitation, custody, anti drugs policies, and they can name and shame them. The next phase is to focus the attention and the money on how you do this. We promised Rehabilitation Revolution in 201011. Promised Rehabilitation Revolution in 2010 11. Kenneth clarke and michael gove started that and she has opportunity to bring it to fruition. She said she doesnt want to do Early Release of prisoners. When labour did that, you release them early but they go straight back into crime because they have had nothing done to them, and they go back to prison. Prison population rose as a result of that. It is a cheap fix but it doesnt work. You can foresee a statement from the Justice Secretary at some point saying that where she sees Good Practice there will be extra resources and it has to be millions of pounds diverted into some of these areas, if people are, if we are talking about thousands of prisoners, having literacy and numerate skills transformed, it cant happen without the money, surely . It cant, but it has to start with the structures. We have written about this endlessly and we setting up a special Prison Reform commit commission and it will watch and shadow everything in this department because we are concerned that too much has too little has taken place in the past. We want her to recognise that there are some basic essentials. Risen as arrived at the to drugs and they should be immediately tested. Prisoners arrive addicted to drugs. They should be tested and go straight into rehabilitation from drugs. We need better body scanners. 0ne prison has actually stopped these mobile Model Helicopters and things coming in and dropping drugs. If one prison can do it, why arent they all doing the same . Close down the things that allow prisoners to avoid their responsibilities, set them on their responsibilities, set them on the road to recovery, then provide mentoring once they leave, get them on the programmes and get them work experiences experience even before they leave prison. What are your thoughts on the images from northumberland, which appears to be a complete breakdown of security in some areas, clearly the drug problem of which you talked. We are told this is by no means a one off, it is a privately owned prison, some say thatis a privately owned prison, some say that is a factor. What are your thoughts . Inexcusable, ithink the Justice Secretary said so this morning, that this needs to be investigated fully. I have no doubt it is happening elsewhere. It is a process of Turning A Blind Eye sometimes to drug taking, sometimes drugs are being smuggled in, one or two Prison Officers have been complicit. In other words, two Prison Officers have been complicit. In otherwords, prisons have to sort themselves out first before they can sort out the prisoners. If you have a regime that is very tolerant of prisoners getting away with things they will absolutely taking over the running of the prison. Privately owned, a factor . I dont think so. If this we re factor . I dont think so. If this were only in a privately run prison, you would say there was a problem with privately run prisons. This is pretty much in loads of prisons and many are not privately run. It is a culture that says, you know what, we cant do something about it so we wont do anything. She was clear today that that has to stop, lets have that investigation and then make sure that prison is run properly. If it is run tightly, if prisoners cant get hold of drugs and they are on rehabilitation and education programmes, we have the chance. The single biggest reason that we have overcrowding is that people keep coming back again and again. Stop that, you turn off the tap. Iain duncan smith, very good of you to come in. And you can watch panorama behind bars in full tonight at 8. 30 on bbc one and on the bbc iplayer. At least four people have died in an avalanche in the french alps. The group was buried after the wall of snow swept across an off piste area. It happened at the ski resort of tignes in south eastern france. The loss of life could have been greater five people failed to turn up for the days skiing this morning. British holidaymaker Alice Masuyer is in tignes the avalanche happened on the mountain in front of her. Around 11am there was an emergency recorded on the walkie talkie. I could see the trace of the avalanche that had just happened. Helicopters arrived. Back in the chalet i could see they had closed some slopes and ski lifts. I could see a huge amount of Mountain Rescue at the top of a 100 metre large hollow where the snow fell. There was apparently six metres of snow above there. They we re metres of snow above there. They were digging and trying to find the others. We have seen people skiing down, stopping where the avalanche was, so they are maybe trying to set explosives to get rid of the remains. That was a witness to that avalanche. We will have more on that for you later on. This is Bbc News At Five the headlines. The Ministry Ofjustice says it has been made aware of a series of failings at hmp northumberland. At least four people have died in an avalanche in the french alps. The group was buried after the wall of snow swept across an off piste area. Joe root says he is privileged and humbled after being named as englands new test captain. When stokes has been appointed vice captain. Rob swansea east have received a blow after nathan dyer was ruled out for the rest of the season having suffered a achilles injury. Slaven bilic has been charged with Improper Conduct by the fa after throwing a Tv Microphone to the ground. It saw him sent off during west hams last match. Britains biggest supermarket, tesco, has promised to take immediate action, after a bbc investigation revealed that two thirds of deals on the shelves were out of date and werent being deducted at the checkout. An Undercover Team visited 50 branches across england over a three month period. Tesco says its working to make sure its prices are accurate. 0ur correspondent Jonathan Gibson reports. If we see a special offer on the supermarket shelves, we expect to pay that price at the till. But that doesnt always happen at tesco. And heres why. The bbcs inside out programme visited 50 tesco Stores Across england and found out of date special offers in 33 of them. At some stores, staff say its a recurring problem. And at another store a worker blames the error on being short staffed. In most stores, workers removed the Label Straightaway but not everywhere. At this store the cashier refunds the difference but doesnt remove the label, so its still on display when we go back in the next day, the next week, and one month later. The fourth cashier finally removes it. There are obviously major problems with the control of the special offers. Special offers bring customers in, make people reach for more and maybe spend more than they meant to when they came into the store, so that is very, very worrying. Throughout our investigation, tesco did refund the difference when informed about the discrepancies. The company wouldnt provide anyone for interview but, after reviewing the bbcs evidence, said. Following our investigation, britains biggest supermarket has said it will be double checking the accuracy of every price in every store. Thats more than 3,500 Stores Across britain. Jonathan gibson, bbc news. And viewers in most english regions will be able to watch inside 0uts full report on bbc one at half past seven this evening and online on the bbc iplayer. President trump is meeting canadas prime minister, justin trudeau, at the white house for their first meeting since last novembers election. Mr trudeau said he expected the two leaders would find a lot of common ground, despite their differences over trade and immigration policies. 0ur correspondent gary 0donoghue is in washington. We saw a quick image earlier of mr trump and mr trudeau smiling together. What is your sense of the sta kes together. What is your sense of the stakes in this meeting . Pretty high to canada, because whatever the ideological differences between these men, which are significant, you have to follow the money, and canada exports more than three quarters of its goods to the United States, Millions Ofjobs depend on that cross border trade, and hundreds of thousands of people across the board every day, so there isa across the board every day, so there is a lot at stake for canada. There are things they can agree on, they are things they can agree on, they are agreeing to build a new oil pipeline that president 0bama cancelled before. Justin trudeau is a supporter of that. They are also focusing today on that whole push to get women into entrepreneurial positions around North America and holding a joint task force to do that, but it wont cover up in the press co nfe re nce that, but it wont cover up in the Press Conference that they have different attitudes to refugees, for example, canada talking 40,000 syrian refugees, donald trump having announced an indefinite ban on all syrian refugees. They are ideological opposites but they are thrown together by geography and they will have to get on with one another. Looking at the images at the white house, when we have more and the News Conference we will be back for it as soon as we can. In pakistan a bomb has exploded at a Protest Rally in the City Of Lahore, killing at least 11 people and injuring more than 80. Killing at least 13 people. The attack has been claimed by a breakaway taliban faction. Its reported that two Senior Police officers including a former Counterterrorism Chief were among those killed. 0ur pakistan correspondent, secunder kermani, joins us from islamabad what more do we know . Some more details first on what happened in the actual arming itself. What basically happened was that there had been a large protest planned by many members of pakistans pharmaceutical companies, who were demonstrating against changes to Drug Regulations that we re changes to Drug Regulations that were taking place. Because of that demonstration there was also a large number of police and journalists present at the punjab Regional Government assembly, right in the heart of lahore, pakistans second largest city. A large number of tv channels were rolling as the explosion happened and we saw dramatic ditches of what appeared to bea dramatic ditches of what appeared to be a Vehicle Bursting into flames and hundreds of people running for their lives and in terror. We know that around 11 people have been killed, a significant majority of them police. Significant number. I mentioned the breakaway taliban faction, do we know more about them . Yes, this faction were responsible for another very large attack in the same City Of Lahore last year in march when Suicide Bombers targeted a Park On Easter when people were celebrating and around 70 people we re celebrating and around 70 people were killed in the attack. Having said that, in the past few years the number of People Killed in Terrorist Attacks here has dramatically reduced and this City Of Lahore had been hoping that because the Security Situation was improving they would be able to host the pakistan domestic cricket league, which at the moment happens in the uae. After this attack it looks like that may well not happen. The prime minister, nawaz sharif, has condemned the attack and promised that pakistan will continue to fight what he calls the cancer of terrorism in pakistan. Thank you very much for the update on this Terrorist Attack in pakistan. The Bank Of England has welcomed the announcement that the Co Operative Bank is for sale. The bank which has four million customers has struggled to meet new rules on the amount of Capital Reserves which lenders must hold but insists it still has significant potential. The bank almost collapsed in 2013 after a series of financial problems. It was bailed out by american hedge funds but has struggled to strengthen its finances because of low interest rates. Lets look back at the banks troubled recent history. In august 2009 the Co Operative Bank and britannia agreed a merger. Just four years later injune 2013 the co op bank almost collapsed, after bad property loans contributed to a £1. 5 billion hole in its finances. The chairman, paul flowers, resigned. A year later in april 2014 the Bank Reported further losses of £1. 3 billion. A month later us hedge funds took control of the bank in a rescue deal. However, at the end of the year the co op bank was the only lender to fail the Bank Of Englands key test of capital strength, which assesses the ability of major uk lenders to withstand another financial crisis. Last april the Bank Reported annual pre tax losses had doubled to £610 million, before putting itself up for sale today. The bank which has four million customers insists it still has significant potential. With me is financial journalist louise cooper. Are we surprised by the decision . M you look at bond markets, where the co ops debt trades, they have been saying the bank is in trouble for some weeks, and they are indicating that there is significant uncertainty about the future position of this bank. You said about the britannia acquisition. That was particularly toxic for the co op bank and has been one of the main contributors to its current demise, although clearly there were many others, paul flowers as the head of the bank, a series of problems. What has been discovered is that sorting out the issues of the past, just like rbs, is a lot more costly, complicated and difficult than anybody thought at the type. Who is likely to want to buy it . There are names in the frame, like tsb bought virgin money or metro bank. This is a unique business, it has an ethical brand, and does that Limit Profitability at some stage in the future . Secondly it has legacy issues and what have we learnt since the legacy issues since the financial crisis, you dont want to be saddled with them. They were in bed in the co op, they had the it systems had to be renewed. They hurt just had the it systems had to be renewed. They hurtjust been replaced when the bank was put up a sale. It tells you a lot about how urgently, or the sense of purpose that this bank that needs new capital has to get it in some shape orform. It is capital has to get it in some shape or form. It is saying to the world, we are now up or form. It is saying to the world, we are now up for sale, come and buy us. We are now up for sale, come and buy us. There is a difficult question, what if nobody wants to buy it . Interestingly there was a media call this morning and the new chief executive, who has only been in place since the beginning of the year, liam coleman, he did a very good job of not answering that question. That is the big question, what happens . There will be bit is that people wish to buy piecemeal but that is mopped on the table right now, they want to find a buyer for the good and bad bits. Not on the table. If you are a customer, this is just uncertainty, the table. If you are a customer, this isjust uncertainty, you the table. If you are a customer, this is just uncertainty, you will be thinking, do i have a Banking System i can rely on in years to come . What is the message to them . If you have savings there is a Bank Guarantee scheme so if you have less than £70,000 you are fine. That is most depositors. The second thing is, cani most depositors. The second thing is, can i be sure of the it systems . We have had a lot of problems with these systems, the co op bank will argue they have a shiny new system which is good news. The question of the ethical nature of the bank, there will be lots of noise made that this will be an ethical bank, that this will be an ethical bank, that keeps many of the 4 million customers with it. The question is, fundamentally, was it ever, given theissues fundamentally, was it ever, given the issues with the back and will it be more so in the future . Lots of u na nswered be more so in the future . Lots of Unanswered Questions still but the sta kes a re Unanswered Questions still but the stakes are high come clearly. Thank you, louise cooper, financial journalist. It is a good time to catch up on the weather. In the short term it is a mild prospect. It has been a chilly day in North Eastern parts of the uk. Further south and west it has felt more like it. A finite to come for most of us. A clear sky that cloud across North East England. Weve also got some dumb as turning up here. Temperatures just hovering above freezing in place of some damp. Things will warm up in the sunshine. There will be plenty of sunshine. There will be plenty of sunshine around first thing. Then this patchy rain will stagger across parts of the west country, some of the southern counties and wales, northern ireland. You could get a bit of a splash. Mild compared with recently across the south western half of the uk. Through the rest of the week it will be my old, nationwide. The price we pay is a bit of the wet stuff at times. This is Bbc News At Five, the headlines. A bbc Undercover Investigation has found widespread use of drugs, as well as lack of control, and breaches of security, at hmp northumberland. Justice minister liz truss has warned against dangerous quick fixes to cut the number of prisoners. She said the increase is down to more criminals serving time for violence and sex crimes. This will not be fixed in weeks or months. But if we are resloute we will see our society safer and we will see our Prison Population reduce. In the french alps, an avalanche has claimed the lives of four members of a party, skiing off piste near the resort of tignes. The canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, is at the white house for his first face to face meeting with donald trump. Trade is expected to be top of the agenda. Tesco has promised urgent action, after a bbc investigation found many promotions were advertised after they had expired. Now, time for the sport. Joe root has been named as englands new test captain. The ecb chairman colin graves said the yorkshire batsman is the Perfect Choice to replace alistair cook. Ben stokes has been appointed as his vice captain. His first test in charge will be against south africa at lords in july. Martyn moxon, director of cricket at his club side yorkshire, believes hes ready for the role. He has got a fantastic cricket brain. He is experienced now in cricket and i think he is a natural leader to be honest. I know he has not captained very much previously, but when he has and you know his demeanour around the Dressing Room shows he is a natural leader and i think it will take it all in his stride. I think with him it will actually bring out the best of him as a player. He will be able to detach himself from the captaincy and a big run scorer. I think it will bring out the best in him. The race for the Poremier League Title continues this evening as Manchester City make the trip to bournemouth. They can go second in the table if they win at bournemouth tonight. City played them three times before in the top division, and never scored less than at least four goals, a fact not lost on bournemouth manager eddie howe. 0n the day they have been excellent. They have been very good against us, and weve struggled to deal with the creative players. 0n the flip side, we aspire to be them, their style of play. How they tactically line up. Everything about their Match Performance is the highest level. Bournemouth have done really well. It is outstanding what they have done. They are too aggressive. They are an honest team. They play for the spectators. They want to do something. Of course, they are fast guys to use the counterattack and for the atmosphere. The west ham united manager slaven bilic has been charged with Improper Conduct by the football association. It follows saturdays 2 2 draw with West Bromwich albion. Bilic was sent off after protesting to match officials, and throwing a Television Microphone to the ground, after west broms last minute equaliser. West hams assistant manager Nikola Jurcevic has also been charged for alleged misconduct following an incident in the first half of the same game. Both men have until 6pm on thursday to respond to the charge. Relegation threatened swansea city have been dealt a blow with the news winger nathan dyer will miss the rest of the season through injury. He ruptured his Achilles Tendon in the early stages of his sides victory over leicester yesterday. Ulster rugby have announced that Jono Gibbes Willjoin the province as head coach ahead of next season. The former all black, seen here on the right, has signed a two year contract. Hes currently forwards coach at clermont auvergne. Hed previously held a similar position at leinster where he won three european cups. The former sale sharks wing tom arscott has been found guilty of passing on Confidential Team information to his brother, who plays for fellow premiership side bristol. Arscott was suspended in early january and then sacked 16 days later following an investigation by his club side. The rfu found bristol were aware of sales line out set up and their defensive pattern. Bristol won the match by a point on new years day. The rfu say arscotts behaviour was inappropriate and have issued him with a written warning. And manny pacquiao, widely regarded as one of the best boxers of all time, has come up with a novel way to settle on his next fight. He has asked his twittter followers to pick his next opponent for him. Hes given them four options. The british pair of amir khan or kell brook, australiasjeff horn and american terence crawford. Pacquiao retired in april last year, but returned to defeat Jessie Vargas in november. He said the title fight would be in the uae. Thats all the sport for now. Ill have more in the next hour. Plenty more reaction to the appointment ofjoe root as the england test captain. See you at 6 30pm. The body that approves church law, the general synod of the Church Of England, has begun a week of meetings today. Much of the debate is likely to centre on the synods response to a report on same sex marriage, which upholds a traditional definition of marriage as being between a man and a woman. 14 former bishops, as well as a number of current bishops, have signed an open letter accusing the church of ignoring the views of gay christians. One of those who signed the letter is the right reverend dr alan wilson, bishop of buckingham and author of more Perfect Union understanding same sex christian marriage. Good evening. Good evening. What is at stake in these discussions this week . They are quite important i think. Theyve been spending two yea rs think. Theyve been spending two years talking insured conversations with people from all parts of the spectrum, about how gay people might fit into the church. Also lots of voices have been heard and people have been able to be themselves, sometimes taking great personal risk to do that. So thats the good story. The bad story is the bishops tried to turn this into a report. The report was produced by a group that contain nobody out and gay at all. The result was that everything stays the way as it is. We can talk but nothing is actually going to change but we are going to try and elevate the tone of the way we talk at gay people. That really is quite at gay people. That really is quite a bizarre result when you look at it that way. Particular coming from a group with nobody gay involved with it. Very different, too, from the experience many people have in Church Of England churches, which are very often safe and affirming places. I think therefore its very disappointing this report doesnt reflect that. When you talk about change, what kind of change are you talking about . Weve got to come to a place where people respect each others perceptions of themselves and their sense of their range humanity and sexual identity, and learn how to live together. At an earlier stage we were talking about the disagreement, the fact that for kristian is jesus the disagreement, the fact that for Kristian Isjesus Christ comes first and questions of culture come second. 0nce and questions of culture come second. Once we realise that we can disagree with each other about things that go quite deep but still see jesus as things that go quite deep but still seejesus as more important. 0ne things that go quite deep but still seejesus as more important. One of the problems with the report is it narrows the bandwidth of that conversation, by Clamping Everything into the conclusion that nothing can actually change in the end. I think thats really unfortunate, after all the investment of time and conversation that has gone into producing it. You mean the definition of marriage, as most people today would understand it in a more varied form . The church never did have its own definition of marriage. The Whole Idea The Church has its own definition of marriage is something thats incredibly modern in itself. The church always started with marriage they lived reality outside, and responded to that in various ways, by affirming some aspects of marriage and not others. The whole idea this is a great question of dogma, actually it isnt. The creeds say nothing about marriage at all. Its a question of culture and society, and how we can be good news within that society. Simply blocking off the reality and the validity of the relationships of 93v the validity of the relationships of gay people and saying, we are prepared to be nice to you but your relationships are always second best, as long as you realise that we all have an elevated discussion with you about where you might fit in. Not surprisingly, that hasnt been a winner with some of the human beings we are talking about. Is this is what is reflected in the archbishop of canterburys words when he said they face a painful discussion about sexuality. He went on to say, we should be reminded we are involved in listening, travelling, loving and changing. What is he signalling . dont know. Thats an interesting political signal of one sort or another. Personally the archbishop has been a very good person in this process , has been a very good person in this process, he set it up and try to be fair about the way its gone. I think its come to a rather disappointing result. 0ur think its come to a rather disappointing result. Our job think its come to a rather disappointing result. 0urjob is to bring the grace and truth of christ to this generation, to make him known to those within our care. We may may not approve traditionally speaking of some aspects of their sexual identity. To close that off in an official report seems like a shoddy thing to do. If your view doesnt prevail after the debates this week which happened in the nod, what happens to the debate within the church . I think most of the debates go on at grassroots level. For example we are able to run Church Of England schools which are com pletely Church Of England schools which are completely compliant with equalities legislation. Where everybody is respected and honoured according to the equalities legislation. We can run schools like that and i think on the ground we are evolving to a place where we can run churches like that but that hasnt come down from the top yet. Doctor alan wilson the bishop of buckingham. A bell ringer at Worcester Cathedral had to be rescued by the Emergency Services on saturday evening after his foot got caught in the rope and he was pulled upside down. The 51 year old, who was one of 20 bell ringers in the bell tower, fractured a bone in his back. 0ur Correspondentjon Ironmonger is there. Im in the historic Ringing Tower at Worcester Cathedral. It was here that ian bowman came on saturday evening with 20 of his bell ringing colleagues, to ring the bells for evensong service. Its here at this very bell, which is known as the tenor bell, its one of the heaviest bells in the country, that he had a pretty nasty and highly unusual accident. Im happy to say im joined by mark regan, master of ringing at Worcester Cathedral. Tell me ringing at Worcester Cathedral. Tell m e exa ctly ringing at Worcester Cathedral. Tell me exactly what happened. Ian, with one of his friends, he was standing where you are there. Another friend was up here. They were getting this big bell ready to ring. Is this rope was coming down, he wasjust big bell ready to ring. Is this rope was coming down, he was just down here and the rope slipped up in his ankle and he went flying up in the air. It flipped him 180 degrees, so he came down headfirst, caught his head here. Then he caught his back and he landed across. A quite nasty accident. A lot of blood coming out of his head. Straightaway we got the first aid kit. We were concerned about his back. We got him co mforta ble, about his back. We got him comfortable, some of us are first aid trained. We phoned up the ambulance service, they were here in ten minutes. The paramedics assessed him and then the Rescue Services came. The Emergency Services operated highly well . Brilliant. The paramedics assessed in, then the fire brigade came to assess the situation. Theyd been here to do a lot of practices. The tower is open to the public so we know how to get them down if we need to. Then they brought a specialist rescue unit. They reaped some rights to the top of the tower, we opened up the trap doors to go down to the shop floor and he was lowered on one of the specialist stretchers. He was down in three orfour specialist stretchers. He was down in three or four minutes. They were just fantastic to watch and it was seamless. Thank you so much, mark. Ian was taken to hospital on saturday night, he received some stitches in his head and was x rayed for a potential Fracture Stitches in his head and was x rayed for a potentialfracture in his back. He has now been discharged and we are told he is trying to recuperate and recover at home after what was a very shocking accident. Studio a lucky escape, too. Almost 200,000 People Living below americas tallest dam in california have been ordered to leave their homes. Residents started fleeing the area after being told a channel used to release water was in danger of collapsing. At one point authorities feared a 10 metre wall of water was about to be unleashed on towns downstream. Our correspondent Kathryn Stanczyszyn reports. 100,000 Cubic Feet Per Second of water, rushing out of Lake Oroville in california. This is home to the tallest damn in california, and after weeks of heavy rain, water levels have been rising. But a measure designed to help the situation has instead made things much worse. When water began flowing down this never before used emergency spillway, it started to crumble, leaving a 30ft hole and 230,000 people who live below the oroville dam in peril. What we are looking at is approximately a 30 foot wall of water which will be coming out of the lake, not the Lake Draining but a 30 foot wall of water, thats why we took the measures that we did. And those measures meant a massive evacuation. Were looking at approximately 35,000 residents under evacuation. In the other county, were looking at 65,000. In yuba city, 76,000. Marysville city, 12,000. People tried to get away quickly, as it was predicted that the spillway could collapse within an hour, causing potentially devastating flooding. Those who have left their homes are being provided for at a special centre around 20 miles away. It was surprising with all the trafficjust in my neighbourhood was already basically empty. I panicked and started putting things in my car. Im a little bit scared. Were trying not to go near the Flooding Area so we can go home, but were going to be probably stuck down here. For the first time in 25 years, the National Guard has put out a state wide alert. Well be sending eight helicopters to assist with the Spillway Reconstruction Activities Beginning tomorrow. Those aircraft will also be available for Search And Rescue if we have to move into that mode. Were sending Military Police to assist with Law Enforcement and securing the evacuated areas. Were also going to be sending mass care and shelter units which can shelter either responders or displaced people. Engineers say the lakes water level has now dropped, meaning repair work can now start on the spillway. But the state governor said the situation remained complex and rapidly changing. With more water predicted later in the week, the people affected may not be allowed back to their homes for some time. There is a suspected case of bird flu in suffolk. The h5n8 virus was found there. Local authorities have decided to cull the birds. The risk to Public Health is low, they say. A six figure sum has been raised for the children of a couple who died of cancer within days of each other. Mike and Julie Bennetts three children released this photograph of their terminally ill parents, sharing their last moments with one another, Holding Hands in a merseyside hospice. Mr bennett died last monday and his wifejulie died on saturday night. More than £150,000 has been donated to their children so far. Justin trudeau has been meeting with President Trump in the white house for the First Time Since mr trump took office, including a roundtable discussion on women in the workplace. This is what he had to say on this subject. Women, as you know, and i can say from my past life i had so many Women Executives who were phenomenal. They really helped me in business. That was really fa ntastic. Helped me in business. That was really fantastic. They played an incredibly important role. Women are the primary source of income in 40 of american households. And households with children under the age of 18, in order to create Economic Growth and lots of very good well paying jobs, we must ensure that our economy is a place where women can work and thrives. I think thats happening in the United States much more so. I appreciate you being involved in it. In canada its very important. President trump speaking at the white house after that meeting withjustin trudeau. For the first time, pensioners are on average better off than those of working age. Thats according to new research by the think tank, the resolution foundation. It says a new wave of pensioners are more likely than previous generations to own their home, have generous private pensions and still be working. Our personal finance correspondent Simon Gompertz reports. Pensioners incomes rolling ahead with Company Pensions, their own homes, even above inflation increases in the State Pension. These pensioners in harrow say money can still be tight. When you retire, youre fine. Seven years down the line, everythings gone up. My husband and i had Company Pensions and got the State Pension and we have paid more for our house, so quite comfortable. If i didnt have a private pension, no way could i be bowling. Going back to 2001 and after paying Housing Costs like rent and mortgage, Pensioner Households had £70 a week less on average to spend than working families. Then there was a big switchover four years ago so now Pensioner Householders are £20 a week better off. More cash in their pockets especially if they have paid off the mortgage. Whats pushing up Pensioner Incomes is this Younger Generation of pensioners born after the war who are now retiring with good Company Pension schemes, owning their own home, often with the mortgage paid off, and the challenge is if you look 20 years ahead that could be a real problem for Younger Generations who will not retire with the same advantages. So if its current pensioners who are winning, some say levels the Playing Field by being less generous about increases in the State Pension, but that would mean when todays younger people retire they would be up against it. Fewer own a home or have a quality private pension. Its important they have better pensions and find it easier to buy into the housing market. On the pension side of things they are saving much less than older generations. We think they need to save more. Government has a role in this because they set the default rate for savings. Were asking government to increase that over the next decade. Even today there is a growing divide among the elderly. Many newly retired people are wealthier, many older pensioners just scraping by. They would object to being called better off. British musical talent dominated at the Grammy Awards in los angeles, thanks to adele and david bowie. Adele made history becoming the first person to win the top three awards twice. But she didnt want to accept the grammy for best album, saying it should have gone to the american star, beyonce who she called the artist of her life. From la james cook reports. She was the nights big winner, but adele looked far from comfortable with that, and dedicated Album Of The Year to beyonce. But i cant possibly accept this award. My artist of my life is beyonce, and this album, for me, the lemonade album, was just so monumental. The performance by the proudly pregnant megastar was stunning. There is a curse. But this most consequential of artists really was only winning consolation prizes. The night wasnt all adeles. For the second year in a row, she had performance problems. I know its live tv, im sorry, i need to start again. I cant do it again like last year. Im sorry for swearing and im sorry for starting again, can we please start it again . It was a good decision. The second take of her tribute to George Michael was flawless. I miss my baby. Chance the rapper won Best Rap Album and the big best newcomer award. While david bowie won more grammys in death than in life. And then there was the politics. Persist was the word on katy perrys arm a political statement from an artist who campaigned for hillary clinton. Busta rhymes was even less subtle, calling mr trump agent orange. I just want to thank president agent orange for perpetuating all of the evil that youve been perpetuating throughout the United States. This was billed as a Battle Between Beyonce and adele. But behind that simple summary was a deeper layer of questions, not least about race and a country where cultures continue to clash. James cook with the latest from the Grammy Awards. Time for a look at the weather. Good afternoon. At last i can bring you some good news. This week is turning milder. Over the weekend temperatures struggled to three degrees. We had a covering of snow in places too. By midweek, temperatures will widely be into double figures. There wont be any more snow falling, either. Weve got a cold wind blowing today. Its an easterly wind, compensated to a certain extent by some sunshine for most of us. More cloud further north in North East England and the best pa rt in North East England and the best part of scotland. The Western Isles with more sunshine, central and eastern areas are colder. Maybe in a few spots of gristle. More about for the north east of england. Temperatures lifting across england and northern ireland. Lots of sunshine across the south east through the midlands and wales. A little cloud coming into the south west. Here weve got the highest temperatures. Very windy conditions, too. A cold easterly wind blowing. The strongest gust of wind blowing. The strongest gust of wind in the Western Parts of wales. The winds eased down a touch overnight. We may see a few spots of rain coming into the south west. Still the odd spot of google for the north east of scotland. Low cloud has gotten and northern england, too. Sufficient breeze to stop the temperatures getting too low. Thick cloud bringing some outbreaks of rain into the south west early on tuesday. Its very weak and moving very slowly northwards and eastwards. Well see more cloud coming into northern ireland, wales, the midlands and southern england. Any showers in the south west and later across northern ireland. Further north and east it may be dry and bright with some sunshine around. Temperatures are little higher than today. The wind wont be strong either. Not much rain around this week, a little now and again later on in the week. Wednesday see some outbreaks coming back into wales and the south west. Very little rain for eastern areas. In those temperatures are continuing to rise. Well keep that milder air going through the latter part of the week. It is a milder south to south westerly. A bbc Undercover Investigation reveals widespread drug abuse and Security Failings at one of britains biggest prisons. An undercover reporter worked as a Prison Officer for 2 months and filmed drug use and inmates threatening staff. Move away from me. Can you move away from me . The Justice Secretary liz truss calls for reform inside prisons but warns there can be no quick fix to cut prison numbers. The co op bank puts itself up for sale 4 years after it almost collapsed well find out what it means for the banks 4 million customers. The torrent of water from americas tallest dam thats forced almost Two Hundred Thousand people from their homes. When is a deal not a deal how tesco customers at dozens of stores have been short changed at the till