Welcome to the programme, were live until 11 this morning. Well also be speaking to clare pooley a mother of three whos casual drinking turned into a serious habit. Shes here to talk about giving up alcohol and the support shes had from other women in the same situation. So wed love to hear from you if this is something youve got experience of. Use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. A huge fire is blazing at Nottingham Railway station. Nottinghamshire fire and rescue say theyre dealing with a large incident with five fire engines at the scene. The station has been evacuated. East midland trains say all trains through the station are cancelled and they expect disruptions. On the line its our reporter healy compton, bring us up to date with the latest you have about this fire . Every street around nottingham train station is closed at the moment, find me there are 11 fire trucks that you can see and bearing in mind this is just that you can see and bearing in mind this isjust one that you can see and bearing in mind this is just one side of the train station which has been closed off. There are ambulance crews at the site currently but i am told they are here as a precaution. It is after unconfirmed reports of a fire ina after unconfirmed reports of a fire in a toilet on one of the platforms. As you can see fire crews are in attendance. I have been told that its not a Major Incident and they have managed to get the blaze under control. There were reports of plumes of smoke, plumes of black smoke at 6 30am but i have been speaking to some people in the buildings around the train station who have told me this morning the first they knew about the fire was when they opened the front door this morning and were greeted by a sea of blue lights. Thank you for bringing us blue lights. Thank you for bringing us up to date with that. Our reporter down at nottingham train station, it goes without saying we will keep you across that story with updates throughout the programme. Donald trump has cancelled his planned visit to the uk next month. The us president tweeted that he had cancelled the planned visit as he didnt want to open the new American Embassy in london which he incorrectly stated had been commissioned by his predecessor, barack obama. Dan johnson reports. After nearly 60 years flying above Londons Grosvenor square, the stars and stripes were lowered, ready for the opening of the new us embassy. Its billion dollar building on the southbank and donald trump was due to open it next month. Now we know he wont and early this morning, he posted his reasons on twitter but did the prospect of protests like this also put him off . This was the response to his ban on travellers from certain muslim countries. A petition drew 1. 8 million signatures with calls to ban him. It shouldnt be a state visit because it would be embarrassing to the queen and the rest of the uk. Theresa may was the first world leader to reach out to the new president and a return trip, a state visit, was promised soon. But then the president strained the special relationship by sharing online far right videos from the group called britain first. When theresa may condemned, he then retorted. Just last weekend, she confirmed the invite still stands. He is taking decisions in the best interests of the United States. And he is coming to this country . He will be coming to the country. The foreign secretary denied the queen would be embarrassed. I think her majesty the queen is capable of taking this american president or any american president in her stride, as she has done over six remarkable decades. Lets be clear. Opening this place was never the same as a state visit. It would have been a shorter, less formal trip. Meeting the queen is still on, expected this year, but no date has been set. The president is denying this decision is down to politics but after he offended more countries with a foul mouthed remark last night, the list of places he is welcome certainly isnt growing. Jon donnisonjoins me now from outside the new us embassy in central london. What are we to make of this trip been cancelled 7 what are we to make of this trip been cancelled . Some of the workers arriving here this morning in this off location are pretty bemused by all the attention, asking what its all the attention, asking what its all about, and some fruity language from some of them when i told them donald trump had cancelled the visit. This is the building in question, this is what 1 billion gets you. When you look at the tweet from donald trump he was blaming president obama for agreeing to move the old embassy from its location in gross the old embassy from its location in gioss square the old embassy from its location in gross square to here in vauxhall. Its interesting because that decision was actually made back in 2008, not by president obama but by his predecessor president george w bush. As was pointed out in the report, this was not a state visit planned, it was something a bit on a smaller scale but it does make i would imagine the possibility of a state visit later in the year probably even more likely to be shelved i would have thought. Thank you. Now to the bbc newsroom for a summary of the rest of the days news. A study of women with Breast Cancer suggests that having a double mastectomy does not increase the chances of survival in younger patients who have whats known as the brac1 gene. The researchers also found that women treated for Breast Cancer had the same survival rates regardless of whether or not they had the mutation. The bbc is said deeply unimpressed with an off air chat in which two of its presenters joked about the pay gap between the sexes. Thats according to a source at the corporation. Bbc radio 4 today presenter John Humphrys and north america editorjon sopel were discussing carrie gracie, who had just quit her china editorjob over equal pay. In an exchange before mondays show, its reported they theyjoked about handing over pay to keep her in post. A bbc spokeswoman said the presenter regrets the ill advised conversation. Theres been a breakthrough in talks in germany on forming a new coalition government. After working through the night, chancellor Angela Merkels christian democrats and their former coalition partners, the social democrats, have now agreed a basis upon which a Coalition Treaty can be negotiated. Mrs merkel has been unable to form a government since inconclusive elections in september. Nigel farage has clarified remarks he made yesterday calling for a second eu referendum. The former ukip leader has said although another vote was the last thing he wanted, he thought it might be forced on the country by parliament. His initial remarks were seized upon by remainers, with labours chuka umunna saying mr farage had made a valid point for the first time in his life. The conduct of the media is expected to be examined by the independent review into the response to the Manchester Arena bombing. 22 people were killed when a bomb was set off after a pop concert at the venue in may. Several of the bereaved families have raised concerns about the reporting of the attack. The review will also look at the role played by social media. An 18 year old from the Scottish Highlands has died after contracting the flu virus. Bethany walker was airlifted to hospital in inverness from her home but the illness had become pneumonia and doctors were unable to save her. Police have released the names of 17 people including four children confirmed to have died in a mudslide which struck a small town in southern california. All of the dead were residents of montecito, the ridge from age three to age 30 nine. One official estimate puts the missing figure as high as a3. The queen has been talking about some of the challenges she faced at her coronation 65 years ago. As part of a bbc programme, she spoke candidly about the heaviness of the crown she wore, and noted it was lucky she and her father, King George Vi, had the same sort of shaped head. the coronation will air on bbc one at 8pm this sunday. Facebook has announced what it says is a major change to its news feed. The social website will refocus on interactions between family and friends rather than media and business content. It means that people will see fewer posts from companies and public organisations. A butcher who got trapped in his own freezer has described how he freed himself using a frozen black pudding. Chris mccabe thought he was for the chop after the freezer door in his shop in totnes, devon, blew shut behind him. Stranded in temperatures of minus 20 degrees, he said he used the sausage as a battering ram on the doors release mechanism. Do excuse thatjoke, strong stuff that black pudding. I think that is the best use of black pudding but i might get in trouble for saying that do get in touch with us throughout the morning. We will be talking to a mum who gave up we will be talking to a mum who gave up drinking after she discovered she was drinking ten bottles of wine in a week. Use the hashtag victorialive and if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Lets get some sport with hugh woozencroft. Hugh, Billiejean King has once again called for a change ahead of the Australian Open . Good morning. Well, the Australian Open starts in melbourne over the weekend but already the tournament is making controversial headlines, and not for the first time. Last year, you may remember, Margaret Court the 11 time aussie open winner, a devout christian voiced her opposition to gay marriage, as well as derogatory comments regarding tra nsgender people. The great Billiejean King is now calling for the stadium in melbourne named after court to be renamed. Earlier, our tennis correspondent Russell Fuller told me what king had to say. Billiejean Billie Jean King was Billiejean King was reigniting the debate which started in may when Margaret Court the winner of 20 for a grand slam titles during her career had some very outspoken views on gay marriage and added that tennis was full of lesbians and transgender children will work of the devil. The Margaret Court arena here in Melbourne Park takes her name and Tennis Australia at the time said they would not change the name even though they distance themselves from views. Today dolly jean king speaking in melbourne said it should have its name changed and that if she was playing today she would not play any matches on that court. She went on to say that i think if you were talking about Indigenous People orjewish people 01 Indigenous People orjewish people orany Indigenous People orjewish people or any other people i cannot imagine the public would want somebody to have their name on something. We are all god s children she said. Ijust feel like she has got really derogatory. A lot of talk about inclusivity, was there a response from the tournament organisers . To be fairto from the tournament organisers . To be fair to the Australian Open there was a press conference called to mark the fact billie jean was a press conference called to mark the fact Billiejean King who is here to celebrate 50 years since first winning the title and is the Australian Opens woman of the year was able to express her views. The tournament director was alongside and he said what they said six or seven months ago that once again they would not condone what Margaret Court said, we do not agree with what she has said, but that the court is named after her because of her achievements on it. He also said it was congregated, it is notjust Tennis Australia who makes this decision, the government own Melbourne Park so there are many stakeholders and he said there was no active proxies to change the name but there is something subject to discussion. Staying down under its been a good warm up for heather watson. She missed out on a first wta final in two years, beaten in 3 sets by belgian second seed elise mertens. And missing out isnt always a negative. At least thats what british bobsleigh are hoping for after a minor stroke ruled bruce tasker out of the upcoming winter olympics. His Teammate John jackson says that heartache can help inspire the squad. Tasker is expected to make a full recovery and resume his career next season. Jackson says although hell be missed, team gb has the strength and depth to step up to the challenge. Looking forward to those games in south korea as well. We will be back with more sport later in the hour. When toddler peter connolly, better known as baby p, died in horrific circumstances just over ten years ago, the government said it was essential to learn lessons and restore the publics confidence in social services. His death was the highest profile, but by no means the only, case where professionals failed to protect a child. Various agencies were urged to talk to each other more and be more vigilant for the signs of abuse. But have things swung too far . New figures from the local Government Association sure there we re over Government Association sure there were over 600,000 referrals in england and wales last year. That is one child every 49 seconds. The lga says councils are struggling to cope and facing a £2 billion funding gap. Lets speak now to adelejoicey, mother of four, who took her two year old twin son ryan to the gp with a High Temperature but within hours, social services were investigating her for possible child abuse. Melanie adegbite, who works as a social worker and says despite the case pressure, every case still needs to be investigated. Alsojon brown from the nspcc, who says there are still many cases that are going unreported and these figures are still not painting the full picture. And dr Lauren Devine from the university of the west of england, who thinks too many cases are being referred. Thank you all forjoining us today. Doctor Divine Comedy have looked at these statistics and pulled a report together, tell us your findings. Very briefly, i am interested in the very current interest in the high number of referrals, because the data shows that has been an increasingly high number on a trajectory for a number of years. What is also very interesting is that the data shows that the higher the referrals, the less addition to the referrals, the less addition to the system becomes in detecting serious child abuse. In fact, it is no surprise to me, and everybody who works within the system, either as an academic or social worker, that users will be missed. That is less to do with the bother of any individual local authority, although in some cases clearly they have been missed when they should have been spotted, but it is more to do with an overwhelming number of referrals, that does not necessarily reflect the number of children being abused. In other words, from arnold referred who are abused and vice versa, there are children in the system who have not been abused and it is clogging it up. Melanie, i can see you were nodding. What i would say is that in my experience, families that we are working with nowadays, the families who, into the social work services, theissues who, into the social work services, the issues are really much more complex than was previously. I think there are lots of reasons for that. One of the reasons would be that the thresholds are higher in local authorities because of austerity, because of the lack of funding, the lack of resources. So the situation has to be worse for a child, currently, to be seen by social services than in years gone by because of cuts . Thresholds have become higher, so whats the point of intervention, it is, you know, it is very different in terms of ten years ago, 15 years ago. Families would be, probably, in dire need at that point or in child in need, Child Protection cases. It is to do with the lack of resources. Adele, i wa nt to with the lack of resources. Adele, i want to bring un, because youre a mother of four, and as i said, due ta ke mother of four, and as i said, due take your two year old ryan to the gp, he was unwell, and this is related to a stage where they said they were going to take him away from you . That is correct. I went to the gp and he referred me, there was a mark there that i was not sure where it had come from, so he explained he would refer it to social services and the key about, and that night they came out, and because my partner works away, i nobody to stay with me overnight so they were not prepared to leave me with ryan overnight so were making steps to remove him. I had to go and pack a bag. But he was not taken away . No, we were at the gp for a couple of hours waiting for social services to come out. By that time, his temperature was continuing to go up. He was poorly. When social services came to my home and were talking about it after we had left the gp, ryan has become very poorly, so the gp, ryan has become very poorly, so he went floppy and i took him to bmd. What the social worker said was it could all be straight about at the hospital, because a safeguarding doctor was there. To come to accident and emergency. They could examine ryan giggs review on the mark. So they were then happy that the mark was innocent and orion stayed with you . It turned out there had been an error in the way it had been recorded. When the gp telephoned social services, he explained