time for a look at the weather. here s darren bett. but so much in the west because we have this cloud spilling in. it is wrapped around that big area of low pressure, and the low itself will not reach us just yet but i had a bit, pushing well ahead of it, all of this cloud and that is beginning to arrive across parts of northern ireland, limiting the sunshine. further east, it has been a beautiful day, this was the picture at whitby in north yorkshire. we have seen one or two light show is running in off the irish sea into parts of north west england and one or two bumping into the far west and fat north of scotland but generally it is dry with a lot more sunshine to come over the next couple of hours with temperatures holding at around 12 13 celsius and it ll get cold this evening for eastern areas with those clearer skies. to the west, some more showers running in off the irish sea, heavy showers in scotland moving up towards the northern isles, then that now that we saw i
and one thing that was mentioned time and again today, was the impact of covid and how that impeded those safeguarding agencies in being able to really get a true picture of how logan was living his life behind closed doors, outside of the watchful eye of anyone else. tomos morgan, our wales correspondent there. net migration to the uk has climbed to a record half a million, driven by a series of world events including the war in ukraine and the end of lockdown restrictions. new figures from the office for national statistics suggestjust over half a million more people are estimated to have moved to the uk than left in the 12 months tojune 2022 a sharp rise on the previous year. our home editor mark easton gave us more details. you do need to understand what s going on, though, and within that number, students are actually a very significant part of those who have arrived. so 476,000 students came
who are responsible for all looked after children in their area. if a child goes missing they operate a missing persons protocols with other local safeguarding agencies including the police to find them and make sure they re safe. free from her trafficker, now a mother, this young woman is part of a group of trafficking survivors. they meet every month to help advise charity workers on how to improve services. the hope is they can help others being exploited in this dark underworld simply for the gain of others. frankie mccamley, bbc london. south western ambulance has the longest waits in the country for people dialling 999. it takes almost a minute on average for ambulance control to answer calls compared with just five seconds for the west midlands service. our health correspondent matthew hill has been speaking to callers who were left waiting. 3:15pm in the afternoon and stephen is still waiting for an ambulance, nearly ten hours since his wifejean
never got back to us, they never came to see us, and they never told after they d been there that they d been and closed the case and classed it as malicious gossip. this killing comes closely to the case of six year old arthur labinjo hughes, who was murdered by his father s partner in june last year. his extended family had also tried to get help from social services in solihull. bradford council, along with the city s safeguarding agencies, said they deeply regret that not all the warning signs were seen in star hobson s case. a commissioner has been appointed to assess bradford council s capability and capacity to improve and a review into star s death will be published injanuary. aruna iyengar, bbc news. a parliamentary inquiry into the issue of historical forced adoptions begins later today. it s believed hundreds of thousands of young women were pressured into giving up their babies for adoption in the three decades after the second world war. duncan kennedy reports. its nearly