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sabina's body was found just a few minutes walk from her home in kidbrooke last month. a new cafe is due to open its doors in mayfairthis autumn, and most of the staff have a learning disability. only around 6% of people with a learning disability are in work — and many of the cafe's staff say it's already changed their lives. we are giving them very vigorous training. we are giving them so many different types of qualifications to give them that competitive advantage. so i do hope that we can just kind of disseminate the message amongst employers that, to hire someone with a learning disability is taking on all of their uniqueness and abilities. and you can hear from some of those taking part in that project on our lunchtime programme at 1.30. travel now. some trains have been cancelled and the metropolitan line. and for all the latest travel news, tune into your bbc local radio station. time for the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. some october warmth coming our way across the capital as we head towards the end of the working week and, with high

sabina's heart was as good as gold. she never had a bad thing to say about anyone. her sisters are going to miss her so much. care companies are facing the most acute staffing crisis in living memory — that's the warning from a group of major providers. in a letter to the prime minister, the not—for—profit companies, who support around 95,000 elderly people in the uk, have asked the government for immediate help to deal with staff shortages. the government says it will be investing more money in the sector. lava is continuing to flow from a volcano on the the spanish island of la palma, after its eruption last weekend. hundreds of homes have been destroyed, and thousands of people have fled from the area. scientists are now warning of the dangers of toxic gases and explosions when the lava reaches the sea. some gorgeous images as well. but of course nature is a powerfulforce. so is matt taylor. good morning. nice intro, wasn't it? it was a lovely— nice intro, wasn't it? it was a lovely intro. thank you very much. i am waiting — lovely intro. thank you very

police believe 28—year—old sabina nessa was attacked at 8.30 on the previous evening, when the park was likely to have been used by dog walkers and joggers — but her body remained undiscovered. a man arrested on suspicion of murder has been released pending further enquiries. young people who survive cancer are at risk of missing out on the chance to have children in the future because fertility preservation services aren't adequately funded. that's according to a new study which includes research by the ucl hospital foundation trust. it's found certain treatments aren't always nhs—funded. lauren shute from high wycombe was 17 when she was diagnosed with cancer. she had ovarian tissue preserved — a procedure which was paid for by a charity. i know people who haven't had it, who hadn't heard of it, and i almost feel guilty bringing it up when someone who i know who's also gone through a similar experience hasn't had that, because it's allowed me to kind of move on from cancer and to not have it impact every single point in my life. it will impact my health forever, but to know that

it's after lucy kirkwood heard about the murder of school teacher sabina nessa in kidbrook last month. she wrote maryland — about violence against women — and emailed it to the royal court theatre in chelsea, who've put it on immediately in front of a near sell—out audience. kirkwood said she feels like the play "had to happen now". well, if you're heading out on public transport this morning, this is how tfl services are looking. and now the weather. good morning. high pressure still in charge of our weather. however, today we have a cold front and that will introduce more in the way of cloud. it is a bright start. sunshine around first thing, albeit hazy. the cloud will gradually progress. as we head into the afternoon we lose the sunshine. the cloud will produce the odd spot of light rain or drizzle. temperatures reaching a maximum of 16 celsius. this evening and overnight the cloud will break up. the cold front moves away. we get a clear spells and mist and fog patches. the minimum temperature single figures, could feel quite chilly away from central london. into tomorrow mo

police have come under scrutiny since the killings of sabina nessa and sarah everard. i only wells, this issue is not going away for boris johnson, is only wells, this issue is not going away for borisjohnson, is it? that's right. that is because while all politicians agree that more needs to be done to tackle male violence against women, there is a lively debate at the moment but what exactly should be done and whether any new laws need to be put in place to tackle the issue. as you have said, politicians from across the political spectrum have campaigned to make misogyny a hate crime. it would essentially mean that if any harassment or assault was deemed to be due to misogyny, thenjudges could get extra sentencing powers, punishment could be more severe as a result. secondly, the home office have also said they are looking at whether there are any gaps in existing legislation and whether any new law making public sexual harassment a specific offence could address some of those gaps, i.e., cracking down on any behaviour that makes people feel unsafe in public spaces,

sarah everard, sabina nasser, then lane burke. names which, with all the others, must never be forgotten. each one of these women enjoyed unimaginable torment. and their loved ones who are left behind continue to suffer —— endured unimaginable torment. police in the united states investigating the accidental killing of a cinematographer on a film set in new mexico say they believe the weapon used by the actor alex baldwin contained a live round. reports have now emerged about safety concerns on set in the days before halyna hutchins was killed. our us correspondent sophie long reports. it is now nearly a week since 42—year—old halyna hutchins was shot dead while she was doing herjob. these are the last pictures of the cinematographer alive on the set of rust. she's in the blue coat and headphones. you can see alec baldwin beyond the camera. he was holding the gun that fired the shot that killed halyna and severely injured directorjoel souza. we believe that we have in our possession the firearm that was fired by mr baldwin

if you're worried or have a question on brain fog for sabina, please get in touch. also today, we're looking at the census survey. by the weekend, 66 million people will have completed it and, as well as giving a snapshot of the country, it gave james greenwood a fascinating insight in to his family history. gabby logan will be giving us a preview of the six nations super saturday, and she'll be telling us how the power of sport can unite us all, even during these tough times. tomorrow is officially the first day of spring, and with garden centres set to open again in scotland and wales, mark lane will be telling us just what to plant to bring a little springtime into our gardens. and we touched on it yesterday — a surge in demand for garden furniture has lead to a shortage, but if yours is just in need of a new lease of life, will kirk is here to show us how a strip back and polish can transform your weather—damaged wood. plus, it's fun—day friday, so who better to take us into the weekend with the last strictly work—out of the week than oti mabuse? see you

detectives investigating the murder of sabina nessa have arrested a 38—year—old mild. these vigils were held in her memory this week. —— 38—year—old male has been arrested. if there are any further developments with that story we will bring you them. it should have been the proudest moment of her life but whenjanice when janice moore whenjanice moore secured gold at the olympics there was a mix—up. now 30 years on she is finally at her moment. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. in 1984, america was the land of opportunity for the world's best para—athletes. a stadium on the outskirts of new york promising to deliver a celebration of disability sport like no other. among the united kingdom's contingent was janice moores, from poole, a 24—year—old javelin thrower with hopes and dreams of winning gold. i enjoy the javelin so i could not really see any reason to keep it upjust because my sight got worse. but when janice arrived at the games, the experience did not live up to expectations. i had my van at 8:30 in the morning, outside t

the murders of sarah everard and sabina nessa wanted bt boss philipjensen to develop the app, provisionally called 888, or walk me home. he said it would allow users to opt into a remote tracking mechanism which would activate and alert if they didn't reach their destination at the estimated time. the home office as it is reviewing mr mrjanse's proposal. nhs england is planning to speed up the rollout of a scheme which aims to get more people living with severe mental illness back into work. more than 4000 people were found paid employment under the skin last year, but it missed its long—term target after being disrupted by the pandemic. charities say working regularly can often have a significant mental and physical health benefit for people.- a significant mental and physical health benefit for people. there is absolutely no _ health benefit for people. there is absolutely no reason _ health benefit for people. there is absolutely no reason why - health benefit for people. there is absolutely no reason why we - health benefit for people. there is absolutely no reason why we can't| absol

we will talk to you later- — following the killings of sarah everard and sabina nessa, a group of women have starting patrolling newcastle city centre at night to help other women feel safer on the streets. they say they're helping hundreds of vulnerable people every week. our reporter alison freeman has been to meet them. are we ready to rumble? sweet, let's go. are we ready to rumble? sweet, let's lo. . . are we ready to rumble? sweet, let's to. ~ . . . . go. women looking out for other women. women _ go. women looking out for other women. women cosmic - go. women looking out for other women. women cosmic street i go. women looking out for other - women. women cosmic street watch newcastle started its patrols around a month ago in the wake of the killings of sarah everard and sabina nessa. the aim cold and to help any female who might be vulnerable at night. from the homeless to those who have had too much to drink, the group makes sure everyone feels supported and safe. but it is not long into the volunteers' shift when they spot someone in need of help. you are going to get hurt lik

because of what has happened to sabina and sarah, just so sad, because now it's at the forefront of everyone's minds, might as well report it because it will be taken more seriously rather than before. the london school of economics has become the first uk university to be independently verified as carbon neutral. the university has reduced emissions by 44% since 2005, following a multi—million pound investment in energy efficiency. the royal botanic gardens at kew is putting its vast collection of plant and fungal specimens online. the 7 million items have been collected over nearly two centuries including one by charles darwin. the government has provided £15 million of funding to digitise it, enabling researchers around the world to access the data it provides. well, if you're heading out on public transport this morning, this is how tfl services are looking right now. there's just minor delays on the bakerloo, district and hammersmith and city lines. onto the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. it is a chilly start this morning. temperatures overnight around 0 celsius. for som

did you find yourself saying, there is sabina, there is mo salah! yes, of course! thiago silva all of them, it isjust salah! yes, of course! thiago silva all of them, it is just a salah! yes, of course! thiago silva all of them, it isjust a surreal moment, but hopefully more to come. the night's other third round tie was all premier league, and wolves knocked out crystal palace 1—0. adama, traore's wonder goal, was worthy of a place in the fourth round. when the third round draw was made, one of the stand—out ties was chorley of national league north against championship team derby, with wayne rooney coming to town. now, that game looks a little different as derby, like villa, have to pick a team from their youth ranks after being impacted by the virus. in fact, derby had even more positive cases reported yesterday but the game is still going ahead. the chorley manager admits he has mixed opinions on the tie. i think it is a bit bittersweet, because wayne rooney stepping up to victoria park, for me to meet him, and the players we play against, these top calibre

sarah everard, sabina nessa, wenjing ling, geetika goyal and bennylyn burke are names which, with all the others, must never be forgotten. it was catherine and william's tenth wedding anniversary this year, and to celebrate, they released a stylised video showing the couple and their three children enjoying family time together. throughout 2021, the duchess has continued to push the importance of the first five years in a child's development. and injune launched the royal foundation centre for early childhood. working closely with others, the centre hopes to raise awareness of why the first five years of life are just so important for our future life outcomes and what we can do as a society to embrace this golden opportunity to create a happier, more mentally healthy, more nurturing society. glasgow, at the climate conference cop26. both charles and william have spoken out on environmental issues this year. prince charles outlined his position to the bbc�*s climate editorjustin rowlatt. the narrative has changed. lots of the things that you said are now mainstream. it's taken far to

the high profile cases of sarah everard and sabina nessa have raised concerns about the safety of women on uk streets. their deaths have prompted a group of women to set up a movement to help walkers feel safe going out after dark. "safety in numbers" now has nearly 100 members as emily anderson reports. cold winters night but already it is very dark and tonight the group is walking up beacon hill together. safety in numbers was set up by dog walker katie hopkinson just less than one month ago. she is passionate about making women feel safe enough to go out when it is dark. it safe enough to go out when it is dark. , , i, , i, i, i, safe enough to go out when it is dark. , i, i, i, dark. it is so important, for our mental health _ dark. it is so important, for our mental health to _ dark. it is so important, for our mental health to get _ dark. it is so important, for our mental health to get out - dark. it is so important, for our mental health to get out in - dark. it is so important, for our mental health to get out in the | mental health to get out in the countryside and enjoy the b