On the campaign as the Party Leaders focus on their target seats in the last few days. Also tonight. British citizens are among eight people missing after a volcano erupted off the coast of new zealand five people have died. Joseph mccann, who carried out a series of sex attacks, is sentenced to 33 life sentences thejudge says he will always be a danger to society. Russia is banned again from all major Sports Events for doping this time forfour years. And one of the last surviving raf pilots who fought the luftwaffe in the skies during the battle of britain has died at the age of 101. And coming up on sportsday on bbc news. All the reaction from the london stadium, where arsenal were hoping to bring an end to their nine game run without a win. Good evening. With just three days to polling day, the state of the nhs is once again dominating the election campaign. Borisjohnson has been criticised after initially refusing to look at an image of a four year old boy with suspected pneumonia
Support among mps. A controversial debate on allowing married men to be catholic priests will be held at the vatican. More success for Great Britain at the world athletics championships. The mens and womens sprint relay teams both won silver. It was Dina Asher Smiths third medal of the competition. Good morning to you. It has been a very wet night with surface water flooding across parts of scotland and northern and eastern parts of england. Take care if you are heading out first thing this morning. More rain to come in eastern areas but brightening up with sunshine across the west. I will have all the details for you a little later on. Its sunday 6th october. Our top story Boris Johnson has urged the European Union to show that its willing to compromise with the uk on a brexit deal. Writing in two sunday newspapers, the Prime Minister appeals to the eu to begin serious negotiations, saying that his proposals are picking up support among mps on all sides. Lets speak to our political co
Items acted upon will appear on the july 9th, 2019 meeting. We have overflow seating downstairs for those folks who need to have a seat. Chairman just to repeat, there is overflow seating downstairs. We have to get to one item of business before we get to the hearing on gig workers and the gig economy. So if folks do want to spend some time down there, that would probably make things a little easier for our Deputy Sheriff and for our clerk. Okay. Mr. Clerk, please call our first item. I will. Agenda item number one is a hearing to consider the premise to premise type 21 offsale general beer and Liquor Licence to llc, doing businesses at Cloud Kitchens, will serve the public with the necessity of the city and county. Chairman great. We have our a. L. U. Im with the San Francisco police department. You have before you a p. C. M. Report for cloud kitchen. They have applied for a type 21 licence, if approved, it would allow them to sell beer and wine and distilled liquor. There are zero le
Broken across europe as an early summer heatwave sweeps across the continent. San francisco becomes the first us city to ban sales of e cigarettes until the Health Effects are clearer. Oh, im so sorry. And a newborn baby is found alive inside a plastic bag left in woods in the us state of georgia. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Im joanna gosling. A bbc investigation has found that the moors murderer ian brady, who tortured, sexually assaulted and murdered five children between 1963 and 1965, was allowed to mix with vulnerable young prisoners for more than five years during his lifelong sentence. It happened at wormwood scrubs prison in the 1970s and 1980s. Newly released home office files reveal that even after one young prisoner alleged that brady had had sex with him, no action was taken for several months. Sanchia berg has this exclusive report. Ian brady was, for decades, one of britains most notorious prisoners. With myra hindley, hed tortured and murdered five childr
Misclassification of employer position. So the relationship is really muddied around that. And clarification in the courts and through the state legislature would be particularly helpful to our efforts. Thank you. Thank you. Chairman any other questions . All right. Thank you, mr. Mulligan. Then i will next call of miles lockier. Thank you for being here. Lets see if i can get my. Chairman are we up and running . I well, it should be. Its slide one of 10. Okay. Here we go. Good morning and thank you for inviting me. Ni nammy name is miles lockier, and i am appearing here today in my private capacity and not officially for the labor commissioner. And the views that i express are mine and not necessarily those of the state labor commissioner. With that, let me start by this the Labor Commissioners Office enforces state laws dealing with wages, workers conditions, and also protections for employees. There are generally two sources of that law, okay . One is the labor code itself, and the