good morning from leeds, where we are talking to a local business about what it wants from this next election. and it is not all about brexit. a chaotic finish for manchester city in the champions league, as injury and then a red card means defender kyle walker goes in goal in their 1 1 draw with atalanta. favourite day of the week? monday. friends reunited. i find out how muchjennifer aniston and reese witherspoon really have in common, as they tell me about playing rivals in the drama set behind the scenes of a morning news show. and lots of heavy rain around this morning for the commute and a met office amber warning set to come in gci’oss office amber warning set to come in across parts of northern england. flooding is likely for some. all the details here on breakfast. it is thursday 7 november. our top story: the economy will be at the top of the election campaign agenda today, with the conservatives and labour at odds over public spending. but seniorfigures in labour
it s thursday the ist of november. our top story as one of britain s most senior police officers says forces should focus more on catching thieves and violent criminals, the national crime agency says serious organised crime is now a greater threat than terrorism. a new assessment has concluded that more people are harmed or killed by gangs than by all other national security risks put together. the chair of the national police chiefs‘ council, sarah thornton, says forces are over stretched and should prioritise core police work. this report from ben ando. a raid on a gun factory this summer, but this is just the tip of the uk s rampant organised crime problem. it is not just rampant organised crime problem. it is notjust guns. drugs, fraud, trafficking, cyber crime. 0rganised gangs are increasingly behind them all. and wild terror attacks or extra in weather events may grab the headlines, it is serious organised crime that does the real damage, killing more people annual
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