it isa it is a fresh start for some of this morning. a day of sunshine and showers. the heaviest across scotland, northern england. wherever you are it will be blustery. details coming up later in the programme. good morning. it s wednesday, 12thjuly. further allegations have been made against the unnamed bbc presenter who s been accused of paying a teenager for explicit photographs. another young person has told bbc news they were sent abusive messages by the male star, while the sun newspaper claims the presenter broke covid restrictions to meet another individual he met on a dating site. charlotte gallagher has the latest. another day of damaging headlines for the bbc and a male presenter who is still unnamed. this morning s front page of the sun bbc star broke lockdown to meet another young stranger . this individual has told the newspaper the presenter travelled to another county to meet them in february 2021. this was during the third national lockdown. the sun says
where these mainstream republicans, and can they get organized to help the president from the other side. through this minister bravest of these team normal republicans joined me later in the show with those answers and more. velshi starts now. good morning, essentially some of the, third happy labor day weekend, i m ali velshi, and this morning we are left with more questions than answers just today after a federal judge until they highly detailed inventory after items that were seized from mar-a-lago early next month. the court filing revealed that the fbi found folders with classified markings on them inside the former president s office in storage area inside the 40 golf club. government feels also wondering if the u.s. government has actually recovered the full scope of important documents from donald trump, and whether many of them remain missing posing a further threat to national security. all of this as we await a decision from a judge as to whether she will requ
those are the words of the economic regulator ofwat. but the reason that the company s in trouble is money. despite paying out healthy dividends for most of the last 30 years, the company has racked up debts of £14 billion, and it s now under pressure both to make interest payments, and to invest in its creaking infrastructure. this morning, mps will speak to thames water bosses in parliament. so what would the mermaids ask them? where is all that money gone? because it doesn t seem to me that it s gone into infrastructure, and it certainly hasn t gone into making our rivers much cleaner. and if the water industry says bills will have to rise to fix the system. are you ready to collectively pay more? no, absolutely not. i m even considering not paying my sewage bill for thames water. why? because they re not doing anything with my money other than paying their shareholders.
into making our rivers much cleaner. and if the water industry says bills will have to rise to fix the system. are you ready to collectively pay more? no, absolutely not. i m even considering not paying my sewage bill for thames water. why? because they re not doing anything with my money other than paying their shareholders. i don t pay them to pump raw poo into my river. thames water says it plans to invest £1.6 billion in sewage treatment and networks over the next two years. in a statement, it said. we regard all discharges of untreated sewage as unacceptable, and it s understandable why the public are demanding more from water companies to do better. jonah fisher, bbc news in henley. parents and carers are being urged by a charity to closely supervise their dogs this summer, to reduce the number of attacks on children. parents and carers are being urged by a charity
The Waukesha water pipeline project will bring fresh drinking water from Lake Michigan to the city. The project is costly but will ensure the city has a long-term water source.