And writer Henry Normal writes a book called A normal family everyday adventures without our autistic son about his son Johnny he says many people are unaware of the challenges and misconceptions of the condition there are lots of other things that you have to contend with like when Johnny was 2 and a half he didn t want to be engaged with the world so it wouldn t look at you if you came in a room with trying to get out of the room if you got next to him made bite you will kick you look anywhere on the moon in your eyes so to actually engage with him and teach him anything was really very difficult Sussex Police are appealing for witnesses after a fatal road accident on the A 23 near Hickstead a dark colored Skoda being Jevon by a 59 year old man from Horsham left the carriage weighing collided with a lamppost at around 4 50 pm on Sunday afternoon the driver is believed to have suffered a medical episode while at the wheel and despite the best efforts of the paramedics sadly died seen
Independent inquiry into child sexual abuse has announced plans to hear evidence from being tombs and survivors in Telford in the next few months the announcement comes after reports of vulnerable teenagers have been targeted in the structure of town since the 1980 S. a Businessman from Ocean on Thames has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for causing the death of a 13 year old boy by Kenneth striving in August 26th Dean 39 year old Matthew Compton had taken on Xander worth through short rides in a Ferrari and 50 but he lost control of the car by a farm access road need to hawk the Ferrari overturned throwing the pan from the vehicle neither Mr Compton on Xander had been wearing seatbelts at the time Jewish leaders so strongly criticized the Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn accusing him of being the figurehead of an anti semitic political culture planning to stage a protest in Westminster this evening Mr Corbin says he s sincerely sorry for anti semitism in what he calls pockets of the
Each one of the media will be B.C. Freedia Scott. And Pamela have it on has the news good morning unemployment has risen in Scotland across the U.K. As a whole in November to January the number of people out of work and looking for a job in Scotland reached 100 and it teen 1000 that s a rise of 5000 on the previous quarter of the same time the number of people in Scotland in employment fell. At least 26 people have been killed in a search site bombing in the Afghan capital the group calling itself as mixed it has claimed responsibility for the attack more details from our so I think editor Jill McIvor Ling officials say a suicide bomber was making its way towards the saki shrine in western Kabul where a large crowd had gathered to celebrate the start of now rose the traditional Afghan new year he blew himself up outside a hospital and near Kabul University when the security forces stopped him many in the crowd came from the country s Shia minority who worship at the shrine they ve bee
Why Yunji saying was presented by Jesse Chung and so maybe go. 192-295-1341 medium days these b.b.c. Radio wants. To sell it off with the b.b.c. News this is Keith Burnside have his do and I suppose causing destruction across parts of the u.k. Flights have been cancelled or delayed at several airports and thousands of homes in the Midlands southern England of Wales have been without electricity after party lines came down our reporter Simon Jones says boaters could face hazardous conditions overnight the roads are very wet and the fear is as the temperatures fall to noite those roads will become increasingly icy now highways England say the gritters will be out in force once again overnight but they admit the treating roads is a battle they are constantly fighting so the warning is there may be more disruption into tonight and into tomorrow morning the deputy leader of Kensington and Chelsea councilors said it will ask residents how they want their homes to be managed after the compan
See radio Manchester. It s 9 o clock and listen to b.b.c. Radio Manchester side of you news now without a Preston the chancellor Philip Hammond has insisted that the measures he set out in yesterday s budget will help bursts insists thrive despite gloomier than expected forecasts for economic growth Mr Hammond announced a series of spending and tax plans amounting to 25000000000 pounds Conservative M.P. s have rallied behind Mr Hammond calling his budget solid and commonsense but Labor said it failed to offer people hope analysts suggested the scrapping of stamp duty for most 1st time buyers would actually drive up house prices but the Chancellor insisted it would have a positive impact when you buy your 1st home you need to accumulate quite a bit of cash to pay for the deposit to pay for the stamp duty to pay for the legal fees and hopefully by abolishing stamp duty which will save the average 1st time by about 1700 pounds that will be a help and an incentive. She says mair Andy Burn