It will through the car window in 10 a reef British tourists are among hundreds of people confined to their rooms at a hotel where 4 cases of the virus have been confirmed and here public health England s confirmed it s not advising schools to close but so far this week at least 8 schools across England have either shot or sent pupils home after they return from half term skiing trips to northern Italy the B.B.C. s found at least 28000 people were recorded sleeping rough across England in the space of 12 months but more than a quarter of councils couldn t provide figures and the charity Crisis says the numbers can t even hope to accurately reflect the true scale of the problem Andrew Redfern runs a homelessness charity called framework it s both health and a housing problem but we don t see many people sleeping rough now who don t have some kind of physical or mental health need and often they have complex needs and the way to solve it is to recognise that it s not just a matter of pu
That there are new ministers but we need to see swift action these families these businesses have been absolutely devastated and it just doesn t feel swift enough Meanwhile the Met Office is to spend more than a 1000000000 pounds on a new supercomputer designed to help predict climate change and identify where to build new flood defenses as the B.B.C. s David Shukman explains the promise is it ll be the most advanced computer of its type in the world getting the big picture of future weather has improved amazingly in recent years the predicting the detail street by street hour by hour is an awful lot harder so the new supercomputer should help with that operating far more rapidly and accurately than the current system they say it ll transform their forecasts and also help understand the effects of climate change 3 people are in a critical condition in hospital following 3 separate stabbings in East London the 1st in Barking at around 430 yesterday afternoon has resulted in 2 people be
Stuck there for hours like departed about an hour and a half ago without any indication of communication to me that it was going to be the case initially that the baggage strays weren t working the bills to be the bags to the planes all of those boards are not dating from about 2 o clock am on it s England still has a record number of flood warnings and alerts more than 600 parts of Wales had more than a month s worth of rain in 48 hours Craig snow is from the Met Office Dennis has been a very different system it s been more to do with the rainfall and Ordinarily this is a large amount of rain you allude to $240.00 millimeters of rainfall in 24 hours to what we should be expecting for the whole of February that coming on top of what we saw from KIRO and also for out the week you know it s an incredible amount of rainfall what we ve kind of seen over the last week or so the Crown Prosecution Service has highlighted guidelines given to it stuff about how to deal with domestic abuse alle
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The sentence being laid out against him and what the judge told him in court today was that he was a master of deception who abused his position of power lawyers representing a woman from East London who went to Syria when she was 15 to join the Islamic state group say they ll appeal a ruling that the government didn t act on lawfully by revoking her British citizenship should Mima Begum left Bethnal Green and 2015 was only found a year ago 9 months pregnant in a Syrian refugee camp a lawyers argue that the decisions left her stateless because the B.B.C. s Dominic cash Jani explains the Special Immigration Appeals Commission has ruled she s a citizen of Bangladesh because that s where her parents are from her lawyers had argued she could face torture abuse old death in a Syrian refugee camp or in Bangladesh itself but the judges concluded the home secretary hadn t breached human rights by preventing her return the case is far from over her lawyers have described the outcome is bafflin