could jump dramatically. the charity, crisis, says the problem may climb by three quarters in the uk over the next ten years. a second chance to gold botswanan athlete isaac makwala will run in the final of tinai s 200m after running his won alone against the clock. i wish to thank the imf for giving me another chance. and two women are rescued from the top deck ofa women are rescued from the top deck of a double decker bus after it crashed into a shop on a busy london high street. the driver has been taken to hospital. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. northumbria police has defended paying £10,000 to a convicted child rapist. 0fficers did it to gather information in an abuse investigation. the force is standing by its actions after 17 mostly south asian men and one woman were convicted of grooming vulnerable girls in newcastle. critics said it could have put victims at greater risk. responding to the convictions, a former director of public prosecutions, lord m
and from despair to delight three days after being barred from the heats of the world athletics championships, isaac makwala runs for gold tonight. it s five 0clock our top story: north korea says its working on plans to fire four ballistic missiles towards the american territory of guam. in an escalating war of words, the north koreans say donald trump is ‘bereft of reason‘ while mr trump has already warned the regime in pyongyang that it risks the ‘fire and fury‘ of an american military response. meanwhile south korea has appealed for calm. 0ur correspondent yogita limeye reports from the south korean capital, seoul. one more fierce message on north korea s state tv. this time, it s details of how it plans to attack guam. this us island in the pacific ocean is in pyongyang s crosshairs. north korea says it plans to fire four missiles in the waters around it. it s home to tens of thousands of people. 0bviously for me, because i m a father, it s really concernin
All. councils say they only take action as an all. councils say they only take action as an absolute - all. councils say they only take action as an absolute final- all. councils say they only take i action as an absolute final resort. is there perhaps a situation somewhere where people are not aware of how they should be budgeting for this? should they be more educated about how to do this? i this? should they be more educated about how to do this? about how to do this? i think more information about how to do this? i think more information is about how to do this? i think more information is always about how to do this? i think more information is always a about how to do this? i think more information is always a good i about how to do this? i think more| information is always a good thing, but i really don t think that is going to fix this problem. it is so desperate, and people s budgets are so tight, and as your report clearly showed, people are faced with increased co
And bought me a teddy bear that had with love on his t shirt, and next to it he d written a card that said, love will find a way, brother, when i m weak, he s strong. and this is this is what i talk about, the the symmetry of our brotherhood. it really is a two way thing. yeah, and i wouldn t be without him. so when people see reuben, they might sort of instantly think, oh, look, he has down syndrome. is this about asking them to look further and look past that? look at the fact that he s a good friend, a good brother, if you like. reuben has a learning difficulty, which we like to call up syndrome. yeah, reuben s renamed it. we don t like to call it down syndrome. it s all about expectations. and i think that reuben is breaking down people s expectations. we hope that this book will do that and that this book will be a bridge of communication between a lack of understanding and really deep understanding of what it is to
Own prime minister because they have a majority in parliament. presumably they would soon after that seek to hold fresh elections to give themselves a mandate but it s a time of deep political uncertainty here. more than 6 million people in the uk have dyslexia according to official figures. it s defined as a learning difficulty , but sir richard branson, who has dyslexia himself, wants that label removed. he s partnered with charity made by dyslexia and their campaign means that from today, when listing skills on networking website linkedin, users will be able to add dyslexic thinking to their profile. the phrase is also being added to dictionary.com. with me now is the entrepreneur and business owner sir richard branson. he is on his island and we are all going to hide our envy. and alsojoining us is kate griggs, founder of charity made by dyslexia. she is in the equally gorgeous