For next summers tournament. And he guided england to their first Rugby World Cup final for 12 years, so whats next for this man, eddie jones . Well ask him at 7 30am this morning. Its a cold and frosty to the start of the day, a risk of ice for the far north of the country, but it is mostly going to be dry and with lengthy sunny spells. Ill have more in15 lengthy sunny spells. Ill have more in 15 minutes. Its monday, 18th november. Our top story Prince Andrew is facing calls to apologise to the victims ofJeffrey Epstein for his Close Association with the convicted sex offender. A lawyer who represented epsteins alleged victims has told breakfast that the duke showed an astonishing lack of empathy in his bbc interview at the weekend. Jeffrey epstein took his own life while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. Heres andy moore. Your royal highness, weve come to Buckingham Palace. Its hard to find anyone who thinks the interview was its hard to find anyone who thinks the interview
Has caused the brexit party and nigel farage to the about what they wa nt nigel farage to the about what they want more, do they want brexit . They have wa nted want more, do they want brexit . They have wanted that all this time or do they want to stay in the public spotlight and keep talking and build his own brand and be on the airwaves co nsta ntly 7 his own brand and be on the airwaves constantly . And he is choosing the latter. He has been hosting radio talk shows with donald trump and not standing as a candidate because that is too much work and he has almost been too much successful. And the conservatives conservatives are concerned that the support for the brexit party could undermine tory support and we could end up with a note tory majority and therefore no brea ks note tory majority and therefore no breaks at all. How ironic would that be . The brexit party actually blocks brexit. I know many tories are getting very under the carter call her about nigel farage. With him, it
An election can fix the stalemate. A high level warning that a generation of children with special Educational Needs are being let down by the reforms that were supposed to help them. Fracking underfire. A damning new report warns the uks shale gas industry has been too slow and too costly to bring any real benefits. Ill look at the future forfracking in the uk. Its a five star night for the english clubs in the Champions League as harry kane revives tottenhams qualification hopes, Raheem Sterling scores a hat trick, as Manchester City beat atalanta. Back in the public eye meghan makes herfirst public appearance since revealing shes struggling with media attention. Good morning, we are looking at rain today across scotland and Northern Ireland, dry and bright across england and wales with a few showers in the south east. More details in 15 minutes. Its wednesday, 23rd october. Our top story. Downing street has signalled that borisjohnson will step up his efforts to force a general elec
Became seriously unwell. He was lying down and when i picked him up his bodyjust kind of flopped, just really weak, so we took him to the out of hours vets and they said theyd keep an eye on him for me. Winston was left fighting for his life, just days after leaving the licenced breeder. Puppy farming has long been controversial. Four years ago, new rules were supposed to improve the Industry Health checks from vets, stricter annual inspections by local authorities. But despite repeated warnings dogs are still falling sick after being bred in filthy, unfit conditions. Conditions that prospective owners are unlikely to see. Im meeting a campaigner who covertly infiltrates puppy farms across the uk. She agreed to show me undercover footage of what conditions can they were in an awful, dreadful condition. They didnt like strangers or people coming up to them. They certainly didnt want to be touched. The rescue charity says it was told by the breeder that dwd had a prolapsed womb. But vets
And now we have the best of the weeks exclusive interviews and reports from the Victoria Derbyshire programme. This group of men all of whom have lost a close relative or friend to knife crime have told this programme they feel ignored when it comes to grieving for their loved one. In the year up to march this year, there were round 43,500 knife crime offences across the uk. That is an 80 increase over the previous five years. The number of People Killed with knifes has been steadily rising since 2015. Back in march this year, we spoke to m mums all of whom had lost a son to knife crime. They told us then how it had affected them and what they wanted the authorities to do to stop it happening to others. Now we have brought together 13 dads, brothers, uncle, dads, brothers, uncles, cousins and friends, who have all experienced the same thing. I am going to ask each of you first of all if i may, if you could tell our audience who you have lost and what that person meant to you. My names