untreated surfaces and we have wintry showers pushing down into the south east followed by bright skies, but rain coming in from the west later. i ll have more details in 15 minutes. good morning. it s thursday, the 24th of january. our top story looks at the overuse of antibiotics, which has made infections more difficult to treat and led to thousands of deaths a year from superbugs. the health secretary, matt hancock, will unveil a new five year plan to tackle the problem and try to persuade drugs companies to develop new medicines. our health correspondent dominic hughes has more. antimicrobial resistance, in other words, the ability of drugs to stop drugs like antibiotics from working, is a serious threat. experts say, if unchecked, within three decades drug resistant bugs could kill 10 million people every year. if antibiotics stopped working, even minor infections from just a simple cut could prove fatal. unless we get a grip on resistance to antibiotics, people will di
reaches back to back grand slam finals with a hard fought victory over karolina pliskova at the australian open. naomi osaka. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. the family of a woman who died in a speedboat crash on the thames have said justice is close after the fugitive convicted of her manslaughter handed himself in to police. jack shepherd turned up at a police station in georgia yesterday, six months after he was sentenced over the death of charlotte brown. herfamily her family criticise them for showing what they called unbelievable arrogance when he appeared on tv shortly before he was arrested. chi chi izundu has this report. on the run for ten months and now surrounded by lawyers, this is the momentjack shepherd handed himself in to police. he had been hiding in the georgian capital, tblisi. before his arrest he gave an interview to a local tv channel. i hope thatjustice will be done, and that my appeal will succeed, and that i can. everyone can move
no sign of doing so so far and how far you prepared to push the prime minister is she will not adopt your ideas? i think the answer on the first part is that there is an iron focus on this paper on and suing e you s problem, not doing what we have done before focusing on the eu s have done before focusing on the eu s problem. this is the problem you have outlined as the eu and how it can be sold from your point of view, so we have turned the question around. mostly, people have been saying, what would the uk like? this is not a wish list, this is looking at the exemption in rotterdam where although the eu regulations says the veterinary checks should be immediately at the border, they are actually 12 miles away in rotterdam. it is looking at eu president, eu law, eu agreements on equivalence with canada and working through that to provide an handset that is valid under eu law rather than a wish list “ an answer. under eu law rather than a wish list an answer. on ho
this year s deadline is january 20, 2019. for more information, go to our .org.te, studentcam now, theresa may discusses the british economy, brexit negotiations, and whether lawmakers should participate in interviews on russia today, which the prime minister described as a tool of propaganda for the russians date. this is 40 minutes. order. questions to the prime minister. thank you. thank you mister speaker. and i m sure members across the house will join me in congratulating alastair cook. as a highest score we wish him the very best in the future. mister speaker, this morning. when the export the expansion. of the processing capacity. i fully recognize the importance of the fishing industry. i can reassure him that what we want to do is to secure a sustainable and profitable fishing industry that will regenerate the industries. what we can do when we leave the eu is taking back control of the borders. in determining and is a priority of this government also to make sure
(Season 1 Episode 6): The case of Leroy Campbell. Donal MacIntyre's Released to Kill airs on True Crime at 3:00 AM, Friday 14 June. The case of Leroy Campbell