Himself, kim jong un. Also, the sound of success for adele who cleans up at the grammys. The way you make me and my friends feel, the way you make my black friends feel is empowering and you make them stand up for themselves andi make them stand up for themselves and i love you. But the star was reluctant to accept the award for best album, saying it should have gone to her idol beyonce. And the ecb have Just Announced that joe route is to be englands new test captain, replacing Alistair Cooke who resigned last week after four and cooke who resigned last week after Fourand A Cooke who resigned last week after four and a half years in charge. Good morning. Its monday 13th february. Im ben brown. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. Widespread drug use, door alarms that didnt work and a hole in a perimeterfence just some of the discoveries made by a bbc Undercover Reporter at a prison in the north east of england. Panorama discovered evidence of major Security Failings during secret filming at Hmp Northumberland, which holds more than 1000 men and is run by the firm sodexo. Ed thomas reports. 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. 0n the Undercover Reporters first day inside, 2. 5 kilograms of spice, a legal high with a present 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, 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. With me is our Home Affairs Correspondent danny shaw. 0bviously some Serious Problems at that prison. How typical do you think that is at prisons around the country . I think it is pretty typical of conditions at a lot of prisons in england and wales. Not all of them, some are performing really well but i think if you put cameras in many of them you would see similar scenes. It is what Prison Governors and officers are telling us and if you look at Inspection Reports over the last few yea rs, Inspection Reports over the last few years, that is what they have been telling us. The widespread ability of illegal highs like spice, staff having to retreat because they did not feel they have sufficient back up to confront prisoners, and rising levels of suicide and self harm. Has there been any response from the government . The Ministry Of Justice says it takes the allegations seriously and will be investigating. They have announced extra officers in in the next couple of years to boost staffing levels. We also have a speech today from liz truss, the justice we also have a speech today from liz truss, thejustice secretary, saying she wants to see fewer numbers in prison but she says that will not happen by arbitrary Sentencing Reforms or letting prisoners out. She believes the only way to reduce numbers is to be reduction in reoffending rates, so improving rehabilitation, and Community Penalties that stop the cycle of offending in the first place. And the fact this prison is run by sodexo, a private company, is that pa rt sodexo, a private company, is that part of the explanation . Some people might say this is an example of why we should not leave Justice Services in the control of private companies, i would argue there are some very well run prisons run privately, reports bear that out and what we see here is no different from other prisons. It is run on a tight budget by sodexo, when they took over the contract three years ago they promised they would make savings, Staff Numbers were cut but that was no different from many otherjails that have seen reductions in staffing, so i am not sure that you can pin this down to the fact it is a privatised prison. We have seen graphic examples of problems like this in various prisons. Are our prisons in crisis . It looks to me like it is some sort of crisis. The government doesnt use that word, it says we have problems, so it is a word that comes laced with all sorts of meaning that if you are a Prison Officer trying to deal with those problems it feels like a crisis to you, if you are scared of going onto the wing to confront a prisoner because you do not have back up, that feels like a crisis. When you we re that feels like a crisis. When you were just Locking Prisoners that feels like a crisis. When you werejust Locking Prisoners in their cells, not giving them enough activity or education classes, that might feel like a crisis and the scenes we witnessed there would bear that out. Danny, thank you. And you can see panorama behind bars in full at 8 30pm on bbc one or catch up later on iplayer. For the first time, pensioners are, on average, better off than people of working age, according to a new study. The think tank the Resolution Foundation says Pensioner Households have £20 more a week than working age households, because they are more likely to own their home and have generous private pensions. Keith doyle reports. Its those who retired recently who are enjoying higher incomes according to this study. The rise in Pensioner Incomes comes as Working Households are seeing their incomes squeezed. The Resolution Foundation says the typical Pensioner Household is now £20 a week better off than one with people of working age after Housing Costs are taken into account. 15 years ago, the average pensioner was £70 a week worse off than younger Working Households. The change is attributed to a number of factors, the proportion of Pensioner Households in which at least one person still works has grown from one in eight in 2001 to nearly one in five. Many newly retired people also have generous occupational pensions and own their own homes, and all have enjoyed a rise in pensioner benefits. At the same time, working age households have experienced a low Income Growth. But the report also reveals a sharp divide. The poorest fifth of Pensioner Households rely solely on welfare payments. And it says future generations will be less likely to own their own homes or enjoy such generous workplace pensions. Britains biggest supermarket, tesco, says its taking immediate action after a bbc investigation revealed widespread overcharging. Over three months a team from bbc inside out visited 50 branches across england, and found multi buy deals still being advertised days, weeks and in some cases months after the deductions were no longer valid at the till. Jonathan gibson reports. When we see a special offer on the supermarket shelves, we expect to pay that price at the till. But its not always the case at tesco. And heres why. The bbc visited 50 tesco Stores Across england and was overcharged in 33 of them. Tesco didnt want to do an interview, but after reviewing the bbcs evidence, said. But thats just the start. Following our investigation, britains biggest supermarket has said it will be doublechecking the accuracy of every price in every store. Thats more than 3,500 Stores Across britain. And the full investigation can be seen in some english regions tonight on inside out on bbc one at 7. 30pm, and it will also be available on the iplayer. Nearly 190,000 people in Northern California have had to leave their homes after the tallest dam in america was weakened by heavy rainfall. Officials say part of the 0roville dam could collapse at any moment. It is the first time the lake has experienced such an emergency in its near 50 year history. David lee reports. The 0roville dam, which is about 150 miles north east of san francisco, is the tallest in the us. Over the weekend and after weeks of historically heavy rain in california, residents in the surrounding towns were ordered to evacuate. The dam itself is not at risk of bursting, the authorities said, but one contingency measure to prevent flooding failed last week. And on sunday afternoon it looked like the Emergency Backup Plan was about to fail too. The Emergency Spillway, which has until now never been needed, began to rapidly erode when water was channelled through it, creating a 30ft deep hole. At one point residents were told the spillway could fail within an hour, provoking thousands to take to their cars and head away from affected areas. Helicopters dropped rocks to plug the damage in an attempt to get the la ke the damage in an attempt to get the lake under control. If we can continue to do that, that brings a little camp to what we are trying to accomplish. We are dealing with Mother Nature and a very dynamic situation that is ongoing. On sunday evening authorities said the pace of the erosion had slowed and taken the pressure off to spill ways. To be working for the time being. More rain is expected this week. Chris arc has been explaining the reasons behind the evacuation. There is no Structural Integrity problem with that done. The problem is with our spill ways. As of now the reservoir level is low down enough that an Emergency Spillway is activated when the level of the reservoir gets up to 901 feet of water, then the water flows over there. There is no longer water flowing down there. We have 100,000 feet per second flowing down our decent spillway, which was damaged. As soon as we found the erosion on our Emergency Spillway, in half an hour we issued the Evacuation Notices for the community. It is Mother Nature and the power of water, a mighty force, and when you have had the reins that we have had over the last month, we have a lot of water flowing into the reservoir and to maintain Flood Control we had to move the water downstream in the system. It has been one of our wettest years in california to date. We had more precipitation this year than all of last year combine, so watered but into an erosion area in our main spillway which required us to shut it down and with the increased flow to the reservoir, it built up to a point of the Emergency Spillway was used for the First Time Since the reservoir was built in 1968. That is the latest on that crisis in california. Here, joe route has been confirmed as the new england test captain, replacing Alistair Cook who has resigned. Lets get the latest on this story. David 0rnstein is in salford. Not a great surprise but will he be a different captain . Its an exciting appointment for england cricket fans. Rich doesnt have much captaincy experience, just four matches as captain and none at International Level but he has a huge run scoring total since he came into International Cricket in 2012. No batsmen has scored more runs in test cricket in that period, only indian captain virat kohli has more Ru Ns Indian Captain virat kohli has more runs in all forms of International Cricket. He is 26, vastly experienced at county level and he has been vice captain since 2015. He becomes englands 80th test captain, taking over from Alastair Cook who broke all sorts of records, so it will be a big step up and it will not be easy, starting injuly with this south africa test series at home, then the west indies and then the big one, dont underfor the ashes in november, sojoe route appointed as englands new test captain. He is probably englands best player, but sometimes there is a fear that the burden of captaincy can knock players off their form and they do not perform as well on the pitch. That will be the main concern, although it didnt afflict Alastair Cook. He performed better as captain than he did in the ranks, and now he will return to the ranks and now he will return to the ranks and will blow of in his pursuit of Sachin Tendulkars all time record. We have had some quotes reaching us, first from the ecb chairman, colin graves, who appointed joe route. He describes has been the first choice for england test captain. 0wen morgan remains the england one day captain and they will play one day matches before to take over as england test captain. He said there was a sense of pride he could feel coming through. Joe root described it as coming through. Joe root described itasi coming through. Joe root described it as i huge honour. He says he feels privileged and excited, and andrew strauss, a former captain, says joe root andrew strauss, a former captain, sastoe root is the right man to beat englands test captain, following conversations with the tea m following conversations with the team at the end of the week the offer was put to go and he accepted it immediately. He points out his intelligence and ability to well that will serve him well, and he is to scribe as being universally respected why his team mates and he will need many of his team mates, like Alastair Cook, stuart broad and james anderson, to support him. Thank you, david. The headlines on bbc Newsroom Live widespread drug abuse and Security Failings are revealed in one of the countrys biggest prisons by a bbc Undercover Investigation. Pensioners are an average of £20 a week better off than working age people, a new report says. Tesco promises immediate action after a bbc investigation finds two thirds of its deals were out of date and didnt work at the checkout. As youve been hearing, joe root is confirmed as the new english cricket test captain. He succeeds alan cooke, who resigned last week after four and cooke, who resigned last week after Fourand A Cooke, who resigned last week after four and a half years in charge. Ben stokes has been named as test captain. At least 39 of players who played in the English Football League last season were not drugs tested. The Football Association says it prioritised drugs testing at the elite end. Claudio ranieri says he may have been too loyal to his players as leicester now faces at Relegation Battle. I will be back with more at 11 30 a. M. A man from bury in Greater Manchester has been charged with an offence under the Explosives Substance Act after a suspicious package was found at an airport. 43 year old Nadeem Muhammed is accused of making or possessing an explosive. It follows the discovery of a suspicious package at Manchester Airport last month. Lets look at some of todays other developing stories. Fire fighters in australia are still battling around 60 bushfires in new south wales. At least 30 homes have been destroyed, but so far there are no reports of any lives lost. Australia has had a record heatwave, with temperatures up to 47 degrees. The United States, japan and south korea have requested an urgent meeting of the United NationsSecurity Council to discuss north koreas latest missile test. The medium range Ballistic Missile was fired into the sea yesterday. North korea says the launch was a success and was supervised by the countrys leader, kim jong un. A Funeral Service is taking place at york minster today for seven year old katie rough, who was killed in the city. Katie was found with severe lacerations to her neck and chest on a Playing Field in york last month and died later in hospital. Her funeral at the minster will be led by the archbishop of york, drjohn sentamu. The body that approves church law, the general synod of the church of england, begins meeting today. Much of the debate is likely to centre on the synods response to a report on gay marriage, which upholds a traditional definition of marriage as being between a man and a woman. 1a former bishops have written an open letter, accusing the church of ignoring the views of gay christians. The number of people having cosmetic surgery in the uk has fallen to its lowest level in almost a decade. The British Association of aesthetic plastic surgeons says there was a drop of nearly 40 in the number of procedures carried out last year, after a record high the year before. For a full summary of the news you can go to our website where youll be able to get more details. The american musical la La Land Waltzed its way to a string of bafta awards in london last night, where the duke and Duchess Of Cambridge stepped onto the red carpet with hollywood royalty. The Ken Loach Drama about the uks welfare system, i, daniel blake, was named best british film. 0ur Entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba was there. His report contains some flash photography. 0n the red carpet, there was acting royalty, like meryl streep and eddie redmayne, writing royalty, likejk rowling, and actual loyalty, all to see which film would be crowned the big winner. La la land. Yes, the musical set in los angeles won five awards, including best film, Best Director and best actress for emma stone. Right now this country and the us and the world seems to be going through a bit of a time. Just a bit. And in a time thats so divisive, i think its really special that we were all able to come together tonight thanks to bafta. Hers wasnt the only political speech on the night. Ken loach took to the stage after he won outstanding british film. Thank you to the academy for endorsing the truth of what the film says, which hundreds of thousands of people in this country know, and that is that the most vulnerable and the poorest people are treated by this government with a callous brutality thatis government with a callous brutality that is disgraceful. Casey affleck. Casey affleck won best actor, one of two awards for grief filled drama, manchester by the sea. My mother would take me to the al anon meetings. There would be lots of kids there and they would reignite the person at their home that they were trying to understand. It was therapy, but it was acting. And acting has been that for me ever since. Best supporting actress, viola davis, for 1950s family drama, fences. She said diversity might have improved at this years awards but the real issue was hollywood and the films it decides to make. Its about the films that are being produced in hollywood, you know. Like i said, if there are no films that are being produced, there is nothing to nominate. One year cannot solve a problem. Well see if its a trend and not just an exception. Best supporting actor british star dev patel, for the true life story, lion. He was clearly overwhelmed to have won. Well, that just happened. Word, words, words, um. Oh, my god. What was it like when they read out your name . I was completely gobsmacked. I truly wasnt expecting anything. And every cell of my body is still vibrating with pure joy. All of this isntjust about the glory of winning a bafta, because voting will soon be under way in the all important 0scars. Even before tonight, la la land looked likely to win best picture, and this evenings strong showing underlines its position as favourite to win best film for the oscars in los angeles in two weeks time. And on the red carpet in the weather studio, its jay wynne. Its been pretty cold and grey for many of us recently, much brighter this afternoon but in the next few days we are due a Big Change In The Wind Direction which will bring milder airto ourshores, direction which will bring milder air to our shores, back in double figures for most of us, but today still quite breezy, some cloud for the east of england but elsewhere good spells of sunshine, quite windy in the south and west. Maybe only 5 degrees on the north sea coast and chilly and that wind which continues overnight, a bit of fog over the hills but a lot of dry weather overnight, except in the far west, cloud will keep temperatures up but it will be chilly elsewhere, A Touch Of Frost in a few places but a bright start for northern and eastern areas, some patchy Rain Drifting up from the south. Temperatures will be about 11 or 12 degrees in plymouth but up a notch or two for most of us. This is bbc Newsroom Live. The headlines a bbc Undercover Report has found evidence of major Security Failings at a prison in the north east of england, which holds hundreds of inmates. The investigation revealed widespread drug use and faulty door alarms. A new study has found that pensioners are, on average, better off than people of working age. The think tank behind the report says those of Retirement Age are more likely to still be working, own their own home and have generous private pensions. Tesco is promising an investigation, after an Undercover Report by the bbc found that many customers are being overcharged at the till. The findings, by the panorama programme, show that in several Stores Across the country, problems with promotions are leaving customers short changed. Thousands of people in Northern California have been asked to evacuate their homes over fears the tallest dam in america may be about to collapse due to heavy rainfall. Its the first time the lake has experienced such an emergency in the dams 50 year history. Now the sporting news, with will perry. Joe root has been named as englands new test captain with the the ecb chairman colin graves calling him the perfect choice. The yorkshire batsman succeeds Alastair Cook, who resigned last week after more than four years in charge and says he feels privileged, humbled and very excited. Ben stokes has been appointed vice captain. Patrick geary reports. A tremendous performance. Joe root has gotten used to being english crickets new hope. Now he faces a bigger responsibility. He will approach leading just as he does parenting. Its One Of Those Things you just have to learn on the job. I suppose being a dad who dont really know what to do until you sort of just have to go with it and see how it goes. I imagine this will be similar. You can see baby alfie is already in white, this is a family that starts them early. You can find the root of route here. He still goes back to sheffield collegiate, his brother and father also played here. The family are everywhere, even upstairs, where grandmet barbara plays bridge. Even upstairs, Where Grandmet Barbara Plays Bridgelj even upstairs, where grandmet barbara plays bridge. I think he should be ok. But you can only really tell when they get in the job. Its very much learning on the job, being a cricket captain. Theres a lot of responsibility being england cricket captain, hopefully hell be successful. Roots dont get carried away. Despite joes progress from sheffield to yorkshire to england to world number one batsman, for a time, hes already scored 11 test centuries and plays all forms of the game. Still there are concerns, he has only rarely let his county and might root the captain Compromise Route the run maker . Hes the kind of person to ta ke maker . Hes the kind of person to take it in his stride. He is more than capable. He will inherit a team that lost 4 0 in india last year but faces south africa in the summer before the ashes tour comment. Who knows how he will fare . We can get his approach. In the words of his grandfather, mad keen. At least 39 of players who played in the English Football League last season were not drugs tested by Uk Anti Doping according to officialfigures. Thats the championship and leagues one and two. Figures released show an even bigger problem in womens football with only 36 samples were taken from 169 players to appear in Womens Super League one the top flight of domestic womens football in england , thats at least 78 of players who went tested a figure that surprises england defender casey stoney. Untested. Untested. I must have been unlucky because ive been tested a couple of times. They turn up to games, cup finals, couple of times. They turn up to games, cupfinals, major league games. I seen them around. Youd expect them may be to turn up once or twice a season. Compared to other sports is probably lower than other sports is probably lower than other sports are used to. But i think they do tend to test when you least expect it. But they are there and players are aware of it. Claudio ranieri admits he may need to change things at leicester with the premier League Champions facing a Relegation Battle following their 2 0 defeat at fellow strugglers swansea. Ranieri saw his side slump to a fifth successive defeat in the league yesterday. And after the 2 0 loss in swansea, ranieri was asked if hes been too loyal to his title winning players. Could be. Of course its difficult, no . When you achieve something so good you want to give them one chance, two chance, three chance, maybe now its too much. Thats all for now will have more later. Pensioners today are now £20 a week better off than working age households. Thats according to new research from the Resolution Foundation, full. It seems there is much fairness between the generations according to this. Absolutely and it seems to be getting worse. Its accommodation of things. Pensioners typically own their own home, they have more generous pensions than younger people if they have an occupational pension. And of course the State Pension. And of course the State Pension has been increasing steadily with the triple lock, its enraptured affect with the triple lock, its enra ptu red affect meaning with the triple lock, its enraptured affect meaning it goes up in real terms. And thats a good thing for the poorest pensioners but there are some very wealthy pensioners and this is being funded by the Younger Generation. They are under terrific pressure with cherish and fees, student loans, very high Housing Costs and jobs market that is worse for their generation than the older generation. And the financial burden, tuition fees, but their parents and grandparents to face. Its a very big issue because the Interest Rates are high, the terms can be changed and already have been so that instead of paying. Adjusting the Repayment Threshold with inflation, you repay as soon as you earn £21,000 or more. Its a really big issue. But it combines with a lot of other pressures. Combines with a lot of other pressures. Its almost as if this government and previous governments have been penalising the Younger Generation and rewarding the older generation, who we know vote for. 0ur generation, who we know vote for. Our hope is that the older generation will start voting in the interests of their children, but we need to encourage them. We need to see just how hard it is for the children and grandchildren. Do you think there will be pressure on future governments to try to redress this balance . Perhaps ending things like free tv licences, prescriptions, bus passes . like free tv licences, prescriptions, bus passes . I hope so. Those things seem so unfair from a younger persons perspective. But its also about the tax system. When you get to 65 you stop paying National Insurance. Its great that people are living longer and working longer but theres no reason why they should be getting that discount. Many people when they get to 65 and carry on working in a job they enjoy, many people asked a prize that they get that rebate, and this is just giving away money for no reason. They should be contributing to the National Insurance system which funds the pensions. There may be pensioners watching, screaming at their tvs, weve worked all our lives, society should reward us society is starting to over reward them. Its great that people are living longer but it means they are a burden on society, financially. We welcome the fa ct society, financially. We welcome the fact that they are living longer and we dont see them as a burden as a whole, just as a financial burden. Ina whole, just as a financial burden. In a sense they need to pay more towards the costs of keeping a retired generation. 0ne towards the costs of keeping a retired generation. One of the areas where that has come into question recently as social care. It has been suggested that older people should pay more towards social care through the value of their housing rather thanit the value of their housing rather than it all being required for younger people to pay. Thank you, angus. Lets return now to the news that the United States, japan and south korea have requested an urgent meeting of the United NationsSecurity Council to discuss north koreas latest missile test. 0ur Correspondent, Rupert Wingfield hayes, is in tokyo for us. Rupert, how worried are they, and are they seeing this perhaps as may be north korea throwing down the gau ntlet be north korea throwing down the ga u ntlet to be north korea throwing down the gauntlet to President Trump . Absolutely. To a great extent. It is being seen and interpreted in tokyo as that. The timing on sunday, local time, saturday United States, was notable residents as far as people here are concerned. This was the north Korean Leader basically Party Crashing the meeting between President Trump and japans Prime Minister. They were playing golf when this launch happened. 0r having dinner after the golf match, i should say. So it was a way of the north Korean Leadership getting the attention of both the president and the Prime Minister when they were having their first meeting. President trump has not said much about north korea so far, has he . No. In fact in his response yesterday when he held a Joint Press Conference with the japanese Prime Minister he made virtually no reference to the launch at all. We are still waiting to hear what his strategy is and how he will be different from the 0bama administration. Everybody is now saying there needs to be an urgent un Security Council meeting, that will probably lead to tightening further sanctions against north korea. Those sanctions have been in place for over a decade and they have essentially had no effect on north korea, it continues as quite a rapid rate to move forward with its Missile Technology and with its nuclear tests. A different strategy is perhaps called for. Thank you very much, rupert. The Pakistani Taliban has claimed responsibility for the killing of a Tv News Crew Member in the city of karachi. Journalists from the samaa tv channel were heading to the scene of a reported attack on police, when their own vehicle came under fire. A 22 year old Assistant Cameraman was shot and later died in hospital. Pakistans Prime Minister, nawaz sharif, has condemned the killing. For almost two weeks now, Tens Of Thousands of people have been on the streets across romania, protesting against their government and demanding its resignation. Despite the government backing down, the demonstrations are continuing. Playing bartok on a sunday afternoon in bucharest, sanziana and her younger brother niki are students at the romanian music academy. They are also regular participants in the daily Anti Government protests. Im backing the protest because in 1989, in our revolution, a lot of people died from defending our democracy, and from bringing our country into democracy. And i dont want to think they died for nothing, and it is myjob to protect democracy in my country. Both their parents were active in that revolution. Their mother, maria, comes with them to the protests now. But father mircea stays at home. He is suspicious of the new movement. Translation i am not against the protests, but i believe we cannot see the whole story. Im afraid that the people on the streets are being manipulated. The truth has been distorted. Setting out for the protest, niki bears the flag his parents carried in 1989. It is a family heirloom. They are trying to oust romanias new government, but after some early successes, it is not proving easy. This government has no intention whatsoever to resign. Well do ourjob. If we are. If we get a non confidence vote in the parliament, well go home. But, until that moment, well do ourjob. After days of dwindling numbers, they came here in their Tens Of Thousands, to prove to the government that they are still a force to reckoned with, that they are still waiting for the government to resign. The government, though, is standing firm. It says it wants dialogue, but who with . The dobrovicescu family and their friends believe it is too late for that. Adele has triumphed at the grammys in los angeles, becoming the first person to take the top three awards for the second time, a feat she last achieved in 2012. She won five awards in total, including song and Record Of The Year for hello, and Album Of The Year for 25. The late david bowie was also honoured, taking four awards. James cook reports. Would adele beat beyonce . And if she did, would the grammys end up like last years 0scars in a controversy over favouring white talent . The answers to these questions were yes and yes. 25, adele. Adele herself looked far from comfortable with her five awards and dedicated Album Of The Year to beyonce. I cant possibly accept this award. My artist of my life is beyonce and this album to me, the lemonade album, was so monumental and the way you made me and my friends feel, the way you make my black friends feel is empowering. 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 was not 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 i am 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. Cheering chance the rapper won Best Rap Album and for big best newcomer award. While david bowie won more grammys in death than life. Hostjames corden poked fun at himself and at President Trump. What i will say is any negative tweets that you see are fake tweets. Persist was the word on katie 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. 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. Lets get some analysis on last nights celebrity news. Joining me is sinead garvan, an Entertainment Reporter for radio1 newsbeat. Grammys first of all. Adele beate beyonce but then seemed to give her the award because she thought she deserved it more. Its a bit of a ca nyon deserved it more. Its a bit of a canyon a moment. Everybody was describing it as the Battle Of The Divas and then adele won. And she said, you deserve this better than me. Shes probably not going to give the award to beyonce though. I know we saw it broken into at one point and we dont know if she broke it herself or if it was just shoddy workmanship on the part of the grammys. You conceive her manager looking on going, stop crying, adele, dont give the award away. So chance the wrapper 13 grammys. There have he won three grammys. Beyonce didnt win but she picked up two other awards. Adeles 25 is a fantastic album and so globally peeler. Are you saying its better than bayonne says . Peeler. Are you saying its better than bayonne says . I think it has more global appeal. Beyonces was more global appeal. Beyonces was more of a political message. But chance the wrapper is hugely popular. So if the two biggest winners of the night, one was white, one was black, can you argue with that . And the baftas . Going to it as a reporter is very different than going as a guest. It was a fantastic night. Jk rowling, meryl streep, nicole kidman. Night. Jk rowling, meryl streep, nicole kidman. And lala land did well. Of course it won best film and it looks like it will win it for the 0scars as well. I dont think any of the awards were that much of a surprise. Except perhaps dev patel. He was a delight in the Press Conference afterwards. Lots of grasping and, i grew up down the road from here, i used to watch this with my mum and dad referring back to skins the programme that launched his career. I suppose lah lah land was a bit of a safe bet. There are films out there that have bigger messages, like the ken loach film. That one best british film but you probably wont see it winning best film. And quite a politicalfilm. Exactly. And ken loachs speech last night, he really attacked the government for their policy on refugees, the Benefit System, all of it. A lot of people have attacked the film saying its not very representative of what it is like to be on the Benefits System here, but a lot of people say he has it spot on and thank goodness people are highlighting it. In a moment a summary of the Business News this hour, but first the headlines on bbc Newsroom Live a bbc investigation reveals widespread drug abuse and Security Failings in one of the countrys biggest prisons. For the first time pensioners are on average £20 a week better off than people of working age according to a new report. Tesco promises immediate action after a bbc report found two thirds of its deals were out of date and discounts were not being given at the checkout. In the Business News the co op bank, which has four million customers says it is putting itself up for sale and is inviting offers to buy all of its shares. The bank, 20 owned by the co operative group, almost collapsed in 2013, and was bailed out by us hedge funds. Consumer spending is the big driver of the uk economy but there are signs it is slowing down. This is according to the Credit Card Company visa. At the Supermarket Giant Tesco says it will check prices at over 3500 shops after a bbc investigation found customers were being short changed by promotions which had expired which were still being advertised on the shelves. The co op bank says it is putting itself up for sale and is inviting offers to buy all of its shares. The bank, 20 owned by the co operative group, almost collapsed in 2013, and was bailed out by us hedge funds. Earlier i spoke with our business editor, simon jack. He says there is already a potential buyer. Well, its a tricky one, because with a few hundred branches it hasnt got the enormous scale that some people say you need to succeed in retail banking. It is also bedevilled by legacy issues. They havent got enough capital, its quite unclear how much money any new buyer would have to pump in to get it back to health. 0ne name does spring out to me which is the tsb, which was itself carved out of lloyds after the hbos lloyds merger. That has 630 branches. Like all small banks it is struggling in this environment to make a lot of money. Adding 4 million co op customers, maybe you could get some economies of scale. They both also have this slightly ethical, slightly local, slightly simple flavour to them, so the brand is a good fit. Having said that, tsb have got other priorities theyve just separated themselves out from lloyds, a massive it project to do that, so its definitely not top of their in tray. But if the price was right i think they would probably look at it. Figuring out what that price, is for a troubled bank which doesnt have the requisite scale, is going to be very difficult indeed. So a really tough moment for a bank which has been around since 1872. Pensioners today are now £20 a week better off than working age households. Thats according to new research from the Resolution Foundation, which reveals that typical Pensioner Incomes now outstrip those of working age people. Pensioners are also now more likely than their predecessors to still be in work, own a home and have access to generous private pensions. David finch is the senior economic analyst at the Resolution Foundation. Go through some of these reasons about why it makes them so much better off than they were even ten yea rs better off than they were even ten years ago. For a start it is important to recognise that it is not all pensioners that are seeing this rise in their income. The people that are already retired their income tends to remain fairly sta ble their income tends to remain fairly stable in retirement. It is the new waves of pensioners with a approaching retirement that have greater levels of private pension income, more likely to own their own homes and are staying in work for longer. So something is working against them, like annuity rates, those are at rock bottom levels. There are some downward pressures on pensioners incomes but one we look at Income Growth across the distribution and we seem quite weak Earnings Growth in the last seven yea rs, Earnings Growth in the last seven years, pensioners have been doing relatively well in comparison. This flies in the face of a lot of other reports ive read which say we are facing a pensions crisis. We know we are worldwide, across europe, there is not enough money for pensions. How does this fit into that broader landscape . Pensioners retiring at the moment are benefiting from the generous private provision but what we will see in the future is less generous Pension Provision which is why it is important that while we have Auto Enrolment and that seems to bea have Auto Enrolment and that seems to be a success, and we have greater numbers in rolled in private Pension Provision, we will need to see greater levels of saving to make sure future generations have the same level of generosity and their pensions as current ones. A quick look at the markets. All looking pretty strong at the moment. Photos have emerged of man who had to be rescued from the bell tower of Worcester Cathedral on saturday after his foot got stuck in a freak accident. The visiting bell ringer had to be lowered 80 feet by a Specialist Rescue Unit after he could put his Footin Rescue Unit after he could put his foot in the bell rope. They had to lower him down through the trap doors rather than getting to walk down the staircase. He said it was pretty painful but just down the staircase. He said it was pretty painful butjust One Of Those Things. The headlines are coming up on the bbc news channel. First, a look at the weather. It was a cold and grey weekend for most parts of the United Kingdom so today we have started the week with a good deal of sunshine. It hasnt been sunny for all. The north east corner of the uk saw a fair bit of claret. Not a great deal of Rain Underneath it but there is some to be had on the eastern side of scotland. Its quite windy, particularly across wales are the south west of england. Temperatures getting to around ten or 11 degrees in the south west but where you have claret and in the breeze it will feel quite chilly, around five or six trees. Quite windy tonight but a lot of dry weather to be had. The many places it will be quite chilly. A touch of frost in some rural spots but a bright start the many central and eastern areas. Increasing amounts of cloud drifting up from the south will bring patchy rain. The most of us temperatures will be up the most of us temperatures will be upa the most of us temperatures will be up a little from todays values. This is bbc news and these are the top stories developing at midday. A bbc investigation reveals widespread drug abuse and Security Failings in one of the countrys biggest prisons. Move away from me unless you want me to use it on you. For the first time pensioners are an average of £20 a week better off than people of working age thats according to a new report. Tesco promises immediate action after a bbc investigation finds two thirds of its deals were out of date and its promised discounts werent given at the checkout. Canadas Prime Ministerjustin trudeau prepares to meet President Trump at the white house. Also this hour the dramatic rescue of a bell ringer who was injured when he became caught up in rope. Ian bowman was winched 80 feet to safety from the bell tower inside Winchester Cathedral after the freak accident. Music staradele Winchester Cathedral after the freak accident. Music star adele becomes the first person to win the top three awards at the grammys twice. And joe root becomes englands new cricket test captain, replacing Alastair Cook, who resigned last week. Good morning. Its monday 13th february. Im ben brown. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. Widespread drug use, door alarms that didnt work and a hole in a perimeterfence just some of the discoveries made by a bbc Undercover Reporter at a prison in the north east of england. Panorama discovered evidence of major Security Failings during secret filming at Hmp Northumberland, which holds more than 1000 men and is run by the firm sodexo. Ed thomas reports. 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. 0n 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, 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. Earlier on the Victoria Derbyshire programme, we spoke to james bell, a former prisoner, and david, a former Prisoner Officer who didnt want to give out his surname. But first to bill, who contacted the programme about what life was like in prison and the problems with addiction. I smoked cannabis for 41 years and i give it up two years ago. But spice, they advertise it as an alternative to cannabis. Its like cannabis but its nothing like cannabis. Its mental. I believe its made from fish tranquilliser. I literally took three drags and i thought i was going to have a heart attack. I started having palpitations. I started sweating. I felt really ill and ive thought theres no way im planning on doing that again. I tried it once, it was christmas, and id never do it again. Ive seen people change from being positive, fit, healthy, good looking, to grey white shells, who become extremely violent if they havent got it. I think its like crack. I call it greenham crack because its so addictive and a lot of prisoners are just running around to get it. The reason theyre doing it is because theres nothing to do. Theyre banged up 2a of the day seven days a week. Bill, i want to bring injames because you mentioned james bell and he had been talking about. You used spice the last couple of times in prison. Can you identify with what bill was saying there and the affect it has on you . I think bill has hit the nail on the head there. Prison has changed over the years. I remember in the 905 it was different. There were still a drug problem, just things got a lot more chaotic and the drugs have changed. Again, Staff Shortages. All these elements are just creating more problems. For me, personally, my experience of spice was to pass the time. Because i battled addiction for 25 years, that was all i knew, drugs. Prison to me was just an occupational hazard really. And that was a way of making money in prison. Using drugs, using spice, selling spice. And i think thats the mentality now of the prison system. With people who are in prison. And for the first time, i have been clean now for just under a year, but again, it was the Staff Shortages because i wanted help. I went into prison the last time and it was like, wow, this is chaos. So what was it like . Give us an idea of an average day on the wing in your prison. Pretty mundane really. You opened up for breakfast. If you are going to education, which is mundane, ive done it that many times over the years, id stopped listening or people just werent participating the education and it was basic. So it became bored. If i was let out of my cell, if not id be banged up for 23 hours a dayjust watching tv. So i wanted something to take me away. Its that escapism . To me it was. Lets bring in david, a Prison Officer for 2h years. He leftjust over a year ago. What bill and james are telling us is effectively prisoners are running prisons. There are not enough Prison Officers there and its out of control. I know you speak to colleagues still in the system. Do they agree with that . Absolutely, 100 . I started 24 years ago and we would have four members of staff on a landing. Now youre lucky if there is one. I spoke to one of my friends and he was telling me they are unlocking the wing i used to work on with four members of staff to unlock 200 prisoners. Its frightening. David, a former Prison Officer, and james bell, a former prisoner. And well be speaking to mike rolfe, the National Chair of the Prison 0fficers Association, in around half an hour. For the first time, pensioners are, on average, better off than people of working age, according to a new study. The think tank the Resolution Foundation says Pensioner Households have £20 more a week than working age households, because they are more likely to own their home and have generous private pensions. Keith doyle reports. Its those who retired recently who are enjoying higher incomes according to this study. The rise in Pensioner Incomes comes as Working Households are seeing their incomes squeezed. The Resolution Foundation says the typical Pensioner Household is now £20 a week better off than one with people of working age after Housing Costs are taken into account. 15 years ago, the average pensioner was £70 a week worse off than younger Working Households. The change is attributed to a number of factors the proportion of Pensioner Households in which at least one person still works has grown from one in eight in 2001 to nearly one in five. Many newly retired people also have generous occupational pensions and own their own homes, and all have enjoyed a rise in pensioner benefits. At the same time, working age households have experienced low Income Growth. But the report also reveals a sharp divide. The poorest fifth of Pensioner Households rely solely on welfare payments. And it says future generations will be less likely to own their own homes or enjoy such generous workplace pensions. Britains biggest supermarket, tesco, says its taking immediate action after a bbc investigation revealed widespread overcharging. Over three months a team from bbc inside out visited 50 branches across england, and found multi buy deals still being advertised days, weeks and in some cases months after the deductions were no longer valid at the till. Jonathan gibson reports. When we see a special offer on the supermarket shelves, we expect to pay that price at the till. But its not always the case at tesco. And heres why. The bbc visited 50 tesco Stores Across england and was overcharged in 33 of them. Tesco didnt want to do an interview, but after reviewing the bbcs evidence, said. But thats just the start. 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. That full investigation can be seen in some english regions tonight at 7 30pm, also available on the iplayer. First britain, then japan and now its canadas turn. Prime Ministerjustin Trudeau will visit President Trump at the white house in their first meeting since last novembers election. Justin trudeau said he expected they would find a lot of Common Ground despite their differences over trade and immigration policy. Lets speak to our correspondent in washington, gary 0donoghue. I Guessjustin Trudeau needs the United States have so much, 75 of canadian exports go to the us. Millions ofjobs as well that ends on the United States, Justin Trudeaus father, who was Prime Minister a couple of decades ago said being next to the us was like sleeping with an elephant, you feel every m ove sleeping with an elephant, you feel every move of it, so there is this delicate balancing act between the National Interest of canada, the economic interests, and this golf you would expect to find in their views on a wide range of issues. Justin trudeau is a liberal, in favour of immigration, he has opened the door to refugees. These are things he is likely not to agree with donald trump on but the question is whether they will do it publicly. We are about to see pictures of mr trudeaus lane waiting for him in ottawa to take him on that relatively short flight to washington. Pretty snow which there in ottawa. He has been quite low key there in ottawa. He has been quite low key in terms of what he has said about donald trump. They are ideologically not exactly on the same hymn sheet but he hasnt criticised him too much. He hasnt, there have been a few little episodes on twitter, i think they call it now sub tweeting, where you kind of criticised but you do it in a round about way. He has done a bit of that on social media but he has had his own problems domestic early in the last year, trying to shore up some of his popularity as a result of that, so he had other concerns but there is a big thing in the room which is that the north American Free trade agreement, that deal done by bill clinton, includes canada, the us and mexico, and donald trump said he wants to renegotiate that and this could have huge economic consequences for canada and the hundreds of thousands of people who crossed the border every day of the week, so a lot at stake for canada in this meeting. We will see how it unfolds. For the moment, in this meeting. We will see how it unfolds. Forthe moment, gary, thank you. The headlines on bbc Newsroom Live a bbc investigation reveals widespread drug use and a hole in an internal Security Fence, after going undercover inside one of the countrys biggestjails. For the first time pensioners are an average of £20 a week better off than people of working age according to a new report. Tesco promises immediate action after a bbc investigation finds two thirds of its deals were out of date and discounts werent given at the checkout. Time now for the sport with will perry. And big news for the world of cricket. Joe root has been named as englands new test captain with the the ecb chairman colin graves calling him the perfect choice. The yorkshire batsman succeeds Alastair Cook, who resigned last week after more than four years in charge and says he feels privileged, humbled and very excited. Ben stokes has been appointed vice captain. Patrick geary reports. Aker amend this performance, joe root has played magnificently. Magnificent 100 from joe root in these circumstances. Joe root has got used to being english crickets great hope. Life has prepared him for sport. In january he great hope. Life has prepared him for sport. Injanuary he became a father for the first time. He will approach leading like parenting. Its One Of Those Things you have to learn on thejob. Its One Of Those Things you have to learn on the job. Being its One Of Those Things you have to learn on thejob. Being a dad you dont know what to do, you have to just go with it and i imagine that will be very similar. You can see baby alfie is already in white, this is a family that starts them early. You can find the root of root here. He still goes back to sheffield collegiate, his brother and father also played here. And the name has appeared on local scorecards even further back still. The family are everywhere, even upstairs, where grandma barbara plays bridge. I think he should be ok. But you can only really tell when they get in the job. Its very much learning on the job, being a cricket captain. Theres a lot of responsibility being england cricket captain, hopefully hell be successful. Roots dont get carried away. Despite joes progress from sheffield to yorkshire to england to world number one batsman, for a time, hes already scored 11 test centuries and plays all forms of the game. Still there are concerns, he has only rarely led his county and might root the captain compromise root the run maker . Joes the kind of person to take it in his stride. He is more than capable of dealing with the pressures that captaincy brings. He will inherit a team that lost 4 0 in india last year but faces south africa in the summer before the ashes tour in winter. Who knows how he will fare . We can guess his approach. In the words of his grandfather, mad keen. And joe root will speak to the press ata and joe root will speak to the press at a conference at headingley on wednesday. Thats all sport for now. Ill have more in the next hour. Just some news coming in from lyon, they are saying at least four people have died after an avalanche swept away nine people who are in and off piste area in the french alps. Four people have died after that avalanche swept away nine people near the ski resort of three. The region have been pulled out alive. The avalanche was 400 metres wide. Three people are still unaccounted for. Tignes is a major resort near the italian border and this avalanche happened at almost 7000 feet, so just to avalanche happened at almost 7000 feet, sojust to recap, four people have died after that rate cap, name people swept away altogether. To have been pulled out alive but three are still unaccounted for. We will bring you more on that avalanche, we arejust bring you more on that avalanche, we are just getting news on that front tignes near the italian border in the french alps. Nearly 200,000 people in Northern California have been asked to leave their homes after the tallest dam in america was weakened by heavy rainfall. Officials say part of the 0roville dam could collapse at any moment. It is the first time the lake has experienced such an emergency in its near 50 year history. David lee reports. The 0roville dam, which is about 150 miles north east of san francisco, is the tallest in the us. Over the weekend and after weeks of historically heavy rain in the state, residents in the surrounding towns were ordered to evacuate. The dam itself is not at risk of bursting, the authorities said, but one contingency measure to prevent flooding failed last week. And on sunday afternoon it looked like the Emergency Backup Plan was about to fail too. The Emergency Spillway, which has until now never been needed, began to rapidly erode when water was channelled through it, creating a 30ft deep hole. At one point residents were told the spillway could fail within an hour, provoking thousands to take to their cars and head away from the affected areas. Helicopters dropped in rocks to plug the damage in an attempt to get things under control. Until we can get the lake to drop approximately 50 feet. 50 feet. If we can continue to do that, that brings a little calm to what were trying to accomplish here. We are dealing with Mother Nature and a very dynamic situation that is ongoing. By sunday evening the lakes water level had decreased enough, taking the pressure off the spillways. The full extent of the damage can now be assessed ahead of more rain expected this week. 0n the line is gurtej singh, a manager at a sikh centre in sacramento. His organisation is offering accommodation for people evacuated from the affected area. Thank you for being with us. How did you get involved in this . Thank you for having me on. We were called by the Mayors Office to see if we had room to accommodate people in the evening, this was about two hours after the Evacuation Orders had been issued. People work in panic mode and leaving their homes and they we re and leaving their homes and they were stuck on the freeway, there was a gridlock and i spoke to my collea g u es a gridlock and i spoke to my colleagues on the other Congregation Members and they were willing to chip in, so we opened the doors of the centre and we have about 40 people here now. You said people we re people here now. You said people were panicking, not surprisingly if they were told at short notice to leave their homes. Absolutely. How are these people that you are looking after . Theyre all right now. They were all. The first amongst them arrived around midnight, spending four hours on the freeway with young kids and elderly and pets, so they are very stressed out, especially as they dont know when they will get home. They are safe but worried about what will happen to their home, potentially. Yes. Do you know the latest . We heard that teams have been able to plug the hole and to stop some of the water potentially slowing. Its about 4am in california now and i havent heard official statement yet conveyed to us about what will happen with the Evacuation Orders. We last found out it will be in effect for at least 20 hours and will be extended or let it lapse, i dont have official word but as you heard, i have heard that the levels have come down and hopefully as the daylight comes on they will be able to assess it better and maybe make a decision. Thank you very much and good luck with all that work you we re good luck with all that work you were doing to help people who have been evacuated. Thank you. The fiance of the author helen bailey, whos accused of her murder, has told a jury that his mind was totally messed and screwed after her disappearance. Ian stewart denies murder and fabricating a story that she was abducted by two Business Associates of her late husband. 0ur Correspondent ben ando is outside the court in st albans. What has the court been hearing today . This is the second day that iain stewart has faced Cross Examination by the prosecutor. Iain stewart is saying that when helen bailey disappeared last april she had been abducted by two shady former Business Associates of her late husband that he said were named joe and nick. They visited the house ona joe and nick. They visited the house on a couple of previous occasions and their manner had been threatening. After she disappeared he sent a series of Text Messages to her phone. The prosecution asked why her phone. The prosecution asked why he sent those messages to her if he knew she was in the hands of kidnappers, why did he urge her to contact the police when he presumably knew she could not, and he replied, you might not believe this but my mind was totally messed. He was asked why he sent a text message saying, i have respected your wishes. He said he thought that might bea your wishes. He said he thought that might be a message tojoe and nick at the prosecutors said she was continuing the lies. If she was never known all we would know that you had done your best to find her. Stuart was also asked about £400,000 Standing Order that was changed in her name to his £4000. He said that she did not do that change, that she did not do that change, that she did not do that change, that she must have done it, and it was for redecorating a bedroom, but the prosecutor said there were payments in june and july. The prosecutor said there were payments injune and july. Iain stewart said he did not notice them going into his account. He said to him £4000 was nothing. He denies murder, Perverting The Course Of Justice and fraud. The trial continues. The american musical la La Land Waltzed its way to a string of bafta awards in london last night, where the duke and Duchess Of Cambridge stepped onto the red carpet with holywood royalty. The Ken Loach Drama about the uks welfare system i, daniel blake was named best british film. 0ur Entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba was there. His report contains some flash photography. La la land. Its won five awards including best film and best actress for stone. Right now this country and the us and the world seems to be going through a bit of a time. And in a time thats so divisive, i think its really special that we were all able to come together tonight thanks to bafta. I, daniel blake, Won 0utstanding british film. Thank you to the academy for endorsing the truth of what the film says, which hundreds of thousands of people in this country know, and that is that the most vulnerable and the poorest people are treated by this government with a callous brutality that is disgraceful. Casey affleck won best actor, one of two awards for grief filled drama manchester by the sea. Best supporting actor british star dev patel, word, words, words, um. Oh, my god. Best supporting actress viola davis, for 1950s family drama fences. All of this isntjust about the glory of winning a bafta because voting will soon be under way in the all important 0scars. Even before tonight, la la land looked likely to win best picture there, and this evenings strong showing underlines its position as favourite to win best film at the oscars in los angeles in two weeks time. Just coming up to 30 pm. Time to look at whether. This week will turn milder, we are starting to see that today. Still a chilly easterly wind blowing across the uk, compensated by the sunshine but there will be more low cloud across central and eastern scotland, could produce a few spots of drizzle. Away from here sunshine for most of us but gusty winds, especially in western wales, but where we have the cloud it is still quite chilly, otherwise in the Sunshine Temperatures in double figures in the south west. Not quite as windy overnight, low cloud coming into scotland and northern parts of england, a bit of Rain Arriving In The South West later but enough wind to prevent it getting to cold where we have clear skies but not far from freezing in some places. Not as windy tomorrow but we will see more cloud pushing north, threatening some showers. The best sunshine for scotland, north west england, temperatures are bit higher than today. This is bbc Newsroom Live. The headlines a bbc Undercover Report has found evidence of major Security Failings at a prison in the north east of england, which holds hundreds of inmates. The investigation revealed widespread drug use and faulty door alarms. A new study has found that pensioners are, on average, better off than people of working age. The think tank behind the report says those of Retirement Age are more likely to still be working, own their own home and have generous private pensions. Tesco is promising an investigation, after an Undercover Report by the bbc found that many customers are being overcharged at the till. The findings, by the panorama programme, show that in several Stores Across the country, problems with promotions are leaving and the inside put programme. Customers short changed. Canadian Prime Ministerjustin trudeau is to meet us President Donald Trump at the white house in a few hours time. Mr trudeau says he expects them to find a lot of Common Ground, despite sharing very different views on issues such as immigration. More now on a bbc investigation which has found evidence of major Security Failings at a privately run prison in the north east of england. Panorama filmed undercover at Hmp Northumberland and discovered a number of problems, including inmates using drugs. Joining me now from Central London is mike rolfe, National Chair of the Prison 0fficers Association thank you forjoining us. How shocked you by these findings . Not at all, really. This is what weve seen over the recent weeks in terms of riots and high levels of violence. The prisons are in crisis, there is no control, there is no real support for the staff to be able to turn that around. I havent had the opportunity to see what is in the Panorama Show tonight but it is indicative of what weve been seeing for a while. Are you saying it is the same as this in most or all prisons ran country . There are exceptions were good work is still going on in therapeutic prisons where prisoners are actively engaging, but the majority are in this mess. The predominant prison make up is category c establishments. We have concerns about the private except coming in. They want to make profits and have reduced staff drastically, in northumberland they cut Prison Officers by 96. Its this absolute attempt to reduce budgets that has left prisons in this sad state. And if it is a crisis, what other measures you would like to see taken in the short term and long term . Measures you would like to see taken in the shortterm and longterm . As weve been saying for a long time staff need to be increased, big state m e nts staff need to be increased, big statements have been made, they cut nearly half a billion out and we dont think 100 million is going to be anywhere near enough to turn it around. 2500 staff is not going to be enough but they arent even able to recruit that at the moment stuff that was dropping because people are becoming frustrated and leaving. There is a massive problem in the system to be talked about in greater detail. Talking about reform and coming out with white papers is not going to solve it. We need to look at the root causes of the problems. People need to listen to what were saying rather than using a mishmash of smaller ideas. Is itjust a case of smaller ideas. Is itjust a case of more funding, and more officers . In the short term, unfortunately, yes. Its in such a Crisis Position that we have to flooded with staff, staff and power to do the job. But there much deeper cause issue in terms of training and professionalisation of the Prison Officer role. Companies that come in getting staff as cheap as they can, people dont want to stay in and the experience they have with prisoners to turn their lives around. There is a lot of work to do to make prisons safe again. We need to put money and staff into it. Thank you very much. Lets return now to the news that the United States, japan and south korea have requested an urgent meeting of the United NationsSecurity Council to discuss north koreas latest missile test. The medium range Ballistic Missile was fired into the sea yesterday. Both korea says the launch was a success. And that it was supervised by the countrys leader himself. 0ur Correspondent, Rupert Wingfield hayes, is in tokyo for us. The timing on sunday, local time, saturday United States, was no coincidence as far as people hear what are concerned. This was the north Korean Leader basically Party Crashing the meeting between President Donald Trump and japans Prime Minister, they were playing golf in florida on saturday when this launch happened. 0r golf in florida on saturday when this launch happened. Or they were having dinner after the match, i should say. So it was a way of the north Korean Leadership getting the attention of President Trump and the japanese Prime Minister when they we re japanese Prime Minister when they were having their first meeting. President trump hasnt said a lot about north korea so far, has he . No. And in his response yesterday when he held a Joint Press Conference with the japanese Prime Minister he made virtually no reference to the north korean launch at all. We are still waiting to hear what his strategy is, how he is going to be different from the 0bama in ministrations. Everybody is now saying there needs to be an urgent un Security Council meeting. That will probably lead to tightening further sanctions against north korea. But those sanctions have been in place for over a decade and they have essentially had no effect on north korea, it continues as quite a rapid rate to move forward with its Missile Technology and its nuclear tests. So different strategy is perhaps called for. Now the latest on that breaking news, the avalanche. Four people have died. We can show you some pictures from a webcam there, showing the resort. It is not actually the area where the avalanche has happened. I think it is the Tourist Board there with their webcam of the french alps. But this avalanche, near there, swept away nine people who were in and off piste area. Two have been pulled out alive so far. Three are still unaccounted for, and four are reported by the Rescue Services to have died. This was at an altitude of almost 7000 feet, near the italian border. We will bring you more on that as we get it. But there are four dead more on that as we get it. But there are fourdead in more on that as we get it. But there are four dead in the avalanche at the ski resort resort. A man from Greater Manchester has been charged with an offence after a suspicious package was found at an airport. He is charged with making or possessing an explosive. The Pakistani Taliban has claimed responsibility for the killing of a Tv News Crew Member in the city of karachi. Journalists from the samaa tv channel were heading to the scene of a reported attack on police, when their own vehicle came under fire. A 22 year old Assistant Cameraman was shot and later died in hospital. Pakistans Prime Minister, nawaz sharif, has condemned the killing. Firefighters in australia are still fighting around 60 bushfires in new south wales. At least 30 homes have been destroyed. So far there are no reports of any lives being lost. Australia has had a record heatwave with temperatures up to 47 degrees. A funeral will take place at york minster today for a girl who was found with severe lacerations to her head and chest and died later in hospital. The service will be led by the archbishop of york. The body that approves church law begins beating today. Much of the debate is likely to centre on the sin odds risk for report on gay marriage. 14 former bishops have written an open letter accusing the church of ignoring the views of gay christians. The number of people having cosmetic surgery in the uk has fallen to its lowest level in almost a decade. The British Association of aesthetic plastic surgeons said there was a drop of nearly 40 in the number of procedures carried out last year, after a record highs earlier before. For almost two weeks now, Tens Of Thousands of people have been on the streets across romania, protesting against their government and demanding its resignation. Despite the government backing down, the demonstrations are continuing. The ruling Social Democrats only returned to power injanuary, with a large majority. s nick thorpe was at sundays protest in bucharest. Playing bartok on a sunday afternoon in bucharest, sanziana and her younger brother niki are students at the romanian music academy. They are also regular participants in the daily Anti Government protests. I take part in the protest because in 1989, in our revolution, a lot of people died from defending our democracy, and from bringing our country into democracy. And i dont want to think they died for nothing, and it is myjob to protect democracy in my country. Both their parents were active in that revolution. Their mother, maria, comes with them to the protests now. But father mircea stays at home. He is suspicious of the new movement. Translation i am not against the protests, but i believe we cannot see the whole story. Im afraid that the people on the streets are being manipulated. The truth has been distorted. Setting out for the protest, niki bears the flag his parents carried in 1989. It is a family heirloom. They are trying to oust romanias new government, but after some early successes, it is not proving easy. This government has no intention whatsoever to resign. Well do ourjob. If we are. If we get a non confidence vote in the parliament, well go home. But, until that moment, well do ourjob. After days of dwindling numbers, they came here in their Tens Of Thousands, to prove to the government that they are still a force to reckoned with, that they are still waiting for the government to resign. The government, though, is standing firm. It says it wants dialogue, but who with . The dobrovicescu family and their friends believe it is too late for that. And cruised to winch on the floor of Worcestershire Cathedral after he was injured in a freak accident. Ian bowman had to be lowered 80 feet by a Specialist Rescue Unit after he caught his foot in the bell rope, and hit his head and back. Emergency teams decided it would be safer to lower him down through the trapdoors rather than get him to walk down the spiral staircase. Mr bowman, whos an experienced bell ringer, said it was pretty painful, butjust One Of Those Things with me now is mark regan, ringing master at Worcester Cathedral. Thank you for being with us. Tell us a bit more about exactly how this happened. The visiting ringers came from devon, ian comes from a place, widdecombe, they were here for the weekend, ringing. They went up to ring for evensong. The bells are very big and the biggest bell weighs about two and a half tonnes. Ian and about two and a half tonnes. Ian and a friend, one on a box, one on the ground, were pulling the bell so it was ready. As ian lifted his feet the bell rope got caught under his foot and he went up about five feet in the air. It was quite serious. Foot and he went up about five feet in the air. It was quite seriousm he had fallen that is a long way down. He fell about five feet, head first, because he was flipped 180 degrees. His headquarters the box and he had a very nasty gash in his head, a lot of blood everywhere. He caught his back on the box when he came down. In that split second we we re very came down. In that split second we were very anxious about how he was. He responded that he was all right just ina he responded that he was all right just in a bit of pain. We mopped up the blood with the first aid kit. We had first aiders in the tower. We called 999 and the Ambulance Service we re called 999 and the Ambulance Service were there in about ten minutes. We we re were there in about ten minutes. We were scared about concussion and back injury, so we did this really dramatic rescue, which we have planned for weve done two or three rehearsals for this in the past, we we re rehearsals for this in the past, we were ready for something we did not wa nt to were ready for something we did not want to happen. Can you describe that . He was winched down . Want to happen. Can you describe that . He was winched down7m want to happen. Can you describe that . He was winched down . It was amazing to watch. After the Rescue Services came, the payet paramedics, the fire services, they have specialist unit that do rescues from Tall Buildings and cliffs and so forth, and they were like mountaineers. They were about 120 feet up in the tower. They rigged various ropes and pulleys and safety gearand various ropes and pulleys and safety gear and after ian was put in a special structure which was pumped up special structure which was pumped up around him to keep him still and safe, he was winched down about 100 feet by one of the rescue team. I wa nted feet by one of the rescue team. I wanted to go down with him, it was read great to watch and you say you had prepared for this kind of content and is a comma but has there ever been an accident like this before that you know of . At Worcester Cathedral, no. There are very rare bell ringing accidents. We are performing on the Worlds Largest musical instruments. The rope moves quickly. So we teach very carefully because if you did not know what you were doing you could be injured. This is the first time it has happened at worcester. The reason we prepared so much is that the tower is open to the public, so god forbid someone had a stroke or a heart attack we would know how to get them down quickly and safety. And it was ian 0k get them down quickly and safety. And it was ian ok now . Weve heard from his friends in devon. He went to the worcester Royal Hospital straight after the accident. He was discharged later in the evening and driven home by his wife. We had a message from him the next morning. He isa message from him the next morning. He is a bit sore and a bit stiff but we expect him to be back bell ringing in widdecombe very soon. But first the headlines on bbc Newsroom Live a bbc investigation reveals widespread drug use and a hole in an internal Security Fence, after going undercover inside one of the countrys biggestjails. For the first time pensioners are an average of twenty pounds a week better off than people of working age according to a new report. Tesco promises immediate action after a bbc investigation finds two thirds of its deals were out of date and discounts werent given at the checkout. Adele has triumphed at the grammys in los angeles, becoming the first person to take the top three awards for the second time, a feat she last achieved in 2012. She won five awards in total, including song and Record Of The Year for hello, and Album Of The Year for 25. The late david bowie was also honoured, taking four awards. James cook reports. Would adele beat beyonce . And if she did, would the grammys end up like last years 0scars in a controversy over favouring white talent . The answers to these questions were yes and yes. 25, adele. Adele herself looked far from comfortable with her five awards and dedicated Album Of The Year to beyonce. I cant possibly accept this award. My artist of my life is beyonce and this album to me, the lemonade album, was so monumental and the way you made me and my friends feel, the way you make my black friends feel is empowering. 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 was not 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 i am 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. Cheering chance the rapper won Best Rap Album and for big best newcomer award. While david bowie won more grammys in death than life. Hostjames corden poked fun at himself and at President Trump. What i will say is any negative tweets that you see are fake tweets. Persist was the word on katie 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. 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. Earlier i spoke to sinead garvan, Entertainment Reporter at radio1 newsbeat, and i asked her what went on between beyonce and adele. Everyone describing it as a Battle Of The Divas. Adele won and unfair Album Of The Year said you deserve this better than me. Should we not going to give the award to beyonce though. We saw it broken into at one point we dont know yet if she actually broke it herself or it was shoddy workmanship on behalf of the grammys. You can see her manager looking on going, stop crying, dont give you the waterway. We heard james talking about race and so on and charms the wrapper 13 grammys. There are always been allegations that these awards ceremonies dont represent black artists. It depends who you speak to on what viewpoint they have. Yes beyonce didnt win but she picked up two other awards, and lets be honest, adeles 25 is so globally popular. Are you saying its better than beyonces . think it has more global appeal. Beyonces was more of a message where is adeles, your nanna would listen to it. Chance got three awards. He is black and hugely popular. If the two biggest winners of the night, one was black and one was white, can you argue with that, i dont know . And you went to the ba ftas i dont know . And you went to the baftas did you have a good time . Going to it as a reporter is very different to quaffing champagne it was a fantastic night. Jk rowling was a fantastic night. Jk rowling was there, meryl streep, nicole kidman, all the rest of it. And la la land scooped lots. It got five. As we were going through the awards, eve ryo ne as we were going through the awards, everyone had won each at until the end of the night but then la la land won best film and looks like it will have the oscars as well. I dont again if the awards were that much ofa again if the awards were that much of a surprise. Except perhaps dev patel for best supporting actor. He was over the moon. He was a delight in the Press Conference afterwards. Lots of grasping and, i grew up down the road from here referring back to when he was in skins, the programme that launched his career ten yea rs programme that launched his career ten years ago. The people he met ahmad, how they helped him, how amazing it is to be here now. |j suppose la la land, i enjoyed it very much but its a pretty safe bet. It harks back to those great old musicals that everybody loved and have such a warm feeling about. There are a lot of other films out there that have bigger messages. I, daniel blake, for example. Thats a look at the state of the Benefits System here in the uk. That won best british film but you probably wont see it winning best film at the 0scars or anything. See it winning best film at the oscars or anything. Its a very british film. And quite a political film. And ken loachs speech last night, he attacks the government for their policy on refugees and the Benefit System and all that. A lot of people have criticised the film saying its not very reflective of what it is like to be on the Benefit System, but lots of people are also saying he has got it spot on and this is fantastic and so thank god someone is highlighting it in such a huge way. At long last some good news, this week is turning milder. We had some snow last week but by mid week temperatures will be in double figures and there wont be any more slow. Theres an easterly wind compensated to some extent by some sunshine. The best of any sunshine in scotland is more towards the west, central and eastern areas are colder with perhaps some drizzle as well. More cloud for the north east of england. Sunshine lifting the temperatures across ireland. Lots of sunshine across the south east, across through the midlands and wales. A little cloud in the south west and hear of this highest temperatures. Very windy too. Strongest gusts of wind in western parts of wales, 50 or 60 mph. The winds will drop a bit overnight. There will still be the odd spot of drivel drizzle for the north of scotland. Thicker cloud brings outbreaks of rain into the south west early on tuesday, but its very weak, moving slowly northwards and eastwards. Well see more cloud coming into Northern Ireland and wales and parts of the midlands. Further north and east it may well be dry and bright. Some sunshine around and even here temperatures will be a little higher than today. The wind will not be as strong either. That is the theme through this week. It is slowly turning milder. Not much rain around, a little now and again. Wednesday sees some outbreaks of rain coming back into wales at the south west, possibly moving north and east again. Very little rain for eastern areas. Temperatures continue to rise. Maybe as high as 40 degrees on wednesday. We will keep that milderair on wednesday. We will keep that milder air through the latter part of the week. A milder south to south westerly wind. A bbc Undercover Investigation discovers widespread drug abuse and major Security Failings at a privately run jail in northumberland. Secret filming over two months revealed inmates threatening staff, a hole in a Security Fence and drug taking. The Ministry Ofjustice says its urgently reviewing the findings. Also this lunchtime. The co op bank has put itself up for sale four years after it almost collapsed. Deal or no deal numerous tesco offers are revealed to be out of date with customers being charged full price at the till. Englands new test captain 26 year old joe root says he feels privileged, humbled and very excited after taking over from Alistair Cook. Almost 200,000 People Living below americas tallest dam are ordered