slumped or shrank at headingley meaning life gets much harderfor the hosts now. good morning, all quiet on the weather front, at least for today. it isa weather front, at least for today. it is a lovely start to the weekend, but there are stormy days ahead and for some of us, hotter ones too. the full weekend forecast is on its way. it s saturday the 22nd june. our top story is police were called to the home of conservative mp borisjohnson in the early hours of friday morning because of reports of a domestic disturbance. mrjohnson and jeremy hunt are due to address party members in birmingham later today as part of their leadership bids. our political correspondent helena wilkinson is in our london newsroom. helena, what more do we know? the police were called to boris johnson s address. tell us what we know about the sequence of events. we know this address is mrjohnson‘s which he shares with his partner, the officers from the metropolitan police went to their flat in the
let s begin with the bbc news from deena campbell, good morning. good morning, rachel is not ministers say they took the decision to implement emergency measures at more than 100 schools in england because of faulty concrete because evidence emerged about the material in the summer. some schools are closed until safety were completed and students forced to have lessons online or in other buildings was that labour has called on the government to publish the full list of expected schools. train drivers are on strike today leaving large parts of england without rail services. members of the aslef union at more than a dozen companies are walking out as part of their long running dispute about pay. the nationwide building society says house prices have seen their biggest annual decline since 2009. the mortgage lender said prices fell by 5.3% last month, compared with the year before. e scooters for public hire are banned today on the streets of paris, just five years after they we
that £400 we all got from the government last winter that s gone. standing charges the kind of line rental for your energy supply is going up. so most people won t see much difference and some analysts say the worst off amongst us will, again, be disproportionately hardest hit. the government say they have provided unprecendented support to families, £40 billion worth and that help now is more targeted. labour has accused them of siding with oil and gas companies to the detriment of consumers. so we can get into the politics, how we got here and what next for our energy market. we ll have various experts on hand, eager to answer your questions on that. but more importantly, it s getting darker out there, so what are you making of the months ahead? how did you cope last winter? are you dreading facing up to that again particularly if you re already struggling? the debt charity stepchange says the trouble is you can count the pennies as much as you like plenty
periods. and what about us right here? are we so different? do negative attitudes in our society still lurk and prevail and those stereotypes, misogynistic stereotypes. you are too emotional! you are in a bad mood! have you experienced that? these attitudes, our period still seen as taboo for some? is there a lack of understanding from many. we have what is called period poverty right here right now. do we take period seriously? i really am looking forward to this conversation. get in touch. and here is the news from deena campbell. senior police officers in northern ireland are due to be questioned this morning about a major data breach. the details of thousands of officers and civilian staff members were made public by mistake. a search and rescue mission is continuing in hawaii, where at least six people have been killed in wildfires. the tourist town of lahaina on the island of maui has been badly hit. marks and spencer, politicians and environmental groups are calling on
he says he is representing tens of thousands of people up the country who have had their accounts closed. is that you, is that right, what you make of that? is it a case of i will disagree with what you say but will defend your right to say it. i disapprove what you say but i defend your right to bank wherever? the dossier on mr farage highlighted he had expressed admiration for vladimir putin, compared blm. they refer to him being described as a disingenuous grifter. what do you make of this? i would be fascinated to know, get in touch. now deena campbell. thank you, nicky. the chief executive of natwest, dame alison rose, has stepped down after admitting being the source behind an inaccurate bbc report about nigel farage s bank account with coutts. the government had expressed significant concerns about her staying in the role before she resigned. police in england will no longer attend callouts for mental health related issues, unless there is a potential crime or a th