Worth over £85 million. Its now down to kane to decide whether to leave. Hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. At least 36 people are known to have been killed by wildfires sweeping across hawaii. Large parts of the Tourist Town Of Lahaina on the Island Of Maui have been burned to the ground. This was the scene overnight, when flames spread rapidly, forcing some people to jump into the sea to escape. Daylight revealed devastation, with multiple areas burnt to the ground and the western side of the island almost cut off. Officials say the Hospital System is overwhelmed, with many people suffering burns and smoke inhalation. 0ur correspondent Richard Galpin has this report. Is anybody still out here . If anybody is still out here, its time to go. Anybody is still out here, its time to no. ,. ,. , anybody is still out here, its time toao. ,. ,. , to go. These are the desperate calls for eole to go. These are the desperate calls for peeple still to go. 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As well as the deaths, dozens of people have been injured since the fires began burning on tuesday and hospitals on the island are treating patients for burns and smoke inhalation. The rima burns and smoke inhalation. The primary focus burns and smoke inhalation. The primary focus is burns and smoke inhalation. Tue primary focus is to burns and smoke inhalation. Tte primary focus is to save burns and smoke inhalation. Tte primary focus is to save lives. Burns and smoke inhalation. Tte primary focus is to save lives. And to prevent Human Suffering and mitigate great property loss. So thats exactly what we have been doing. Thats exactly what we have been doin . ,. , doing. There is still wind and still fire auoin doing. There is still wind and still fire going along. Doing. There is still wind and still fire going along, lives doing. There is still wind and still fire going along, lives to doing. There is still wind and still fire going along, lives to be doing. There is still wind and still. Fire going along, lives to be saved, so please fire going along, lives to be saved, so please follow your local officials, listen to their message and make officials, listen to their message and make sure you are safe, make sure and make sure you are safe, make sure you and make sure you are safe, make sure you have a plan. The and make sure you are safe, make sure you have a plan. Sure you have a plan. The white house has sure you have a plan. The white house has issued sure you have a plan. The white house has issued a sure you have a plan. The white house has issued a message sure you have a plan. The white house has issued a message of| house has issued a message of condolence from president joe biden, praising the work of firefighters and ordering all available federal assets on the island to help with the response. For many people on maui, though, any response may well be too little, too late. Richard galpin, bbc news. Cbs� s National News correspondnet Jonathan Vigliotti is on maui for us and sent us this update. The Historic Town of lahaina was hardest hit. And this is the only road in, which i think at this hour is closed down only four evacuations. We were able to gain access to the town late last night and what we saw can only be described as pure devastation. I spoke with one survivor who described the flames as burning so hot they appeared quite stop and those flames ripped through homes and ripped through hotels and businesses, destroying everything in their path. They appeared white. 36 people have died but there is concern that the number will only continue to grow as the days go on. The fire first began on tuesday afternoon and it quickly exploded because of Hurricane Force winds. We are talking of wind gusts up to 70 mph. Across the island there are a total of three wild fires still burning. In one miraculous story of 14 burning. In one miraculous story of ia people including two children, escaped the flames by actually running into the ocean. They were rescued eventually by the coastguard. At this hour there are thousands of people who are under mandatory evacuations including thousands of stranded tourists. All of this meanwhile is a very active Search And Rescue effort continues on the Island Of Maui. The Search And Rescue effort continues on the Island Of Maui. On the Island Of Maui. The latest from cbs news on the Island Of Maui. The latest from cbs news in on the Island Of Maui. The latest from cbs news in hawaii. 12,000 jobs are at risk after wilko, one of the uks Biggest Discount retailers, went into administration. The household products chain, which has about a00 stores, warned last week that it was on the brink of collapse in the face of mounting cash pressures. Our Business Correspondent peter ruddickjoins me. Its a lot of stores and an awful lot of employees. What happens now . Thats right, incredibly worrying afternoon now. In the short term, administrators when they are appointed are expected to say it is business as usual but the a00 or so stores continue to trade as normal but the reality is it has been far from normal at wilko for quite some time to stop in an emotional letter to the 12,000 or so Staff Members this morning, wilko Chief Executive said there had been Significant Interest from potential rescuers but given the amount of time and cash the company had at its disposal a dealjust hadnt been possible. But what that does suggest is administrators may be able to find a potential buyer for the business. The question is, how many stores, how many Staff Members could be saved . It seems unlikely this lunchtime that a deal for the whole of the business is possible. And of course, any buyer would be faced with the same problems wilko had in terms of being competitive on price and in terms of being in the view of some analysts located in the wrong locations, essentially to be a strong retailer at the moment. And there is a question too, if a buyer were to be found, whether the future of the brand would continue. If it were to disappear from the high street, it would be a sad end to a business which began with just one Hardware Store in leicester more than 90 years ago. Peter ruddick, thank you. Northern irelands Chief Constable has been facing questions from the board overseeing the police force, after the major data breach which saw the details of thousands of Police Officers and civilian staff accidentally made public. The mistake was blamed on human error and the information was taken down, but there are fears that it could be used by dissident republicans to mount new attacks. Sara girvin joins us from belfast. Tell us about this meeting and this session this morning and whats happening now. fish session this morning and whats happening nova session this morning and whats ha enin now. � happening now. An Emergency Meeting bean here happening now. An Emergency Meeting began here at happening now. An Emergency Meeting began here at the happening now. An Emergency Meeting began here at the policing happening now. An Emergency Meeting began here at the Policing Board happening now. An Emergency Meeting began here at the Policing Board at began here at the Policing Board at ten oclock this morning. We had expected it to be finished by now. We expected to hear from the Chief Constable simon byrne, he cut a Family Holiday short to be here today. But three hours later he is still being questioned by politicians around these data breaches. Data breaches that have caused fear and concern to Police Officers here, and civilian staff. Being a police officer, to put it in context, anywhere in the world, it is a dangerous job. Context, anywhere in the world, it is a dangerousjob. But here in Northern Ireland, offices operate every day under a severe terrorist threat. The last attack by dissident republicans was just a few months ago in february when a Senior Police officer was shot and seriously injured after a football coaching session. Apologies have been made already by senior staff to rank and file officers, but will that be enough for the 10,000 people whose details have been put out there in public view . Today we heard from the police federation, which represents rank and file officers. They say that already hundreds of Police Officers have raised Safety Concerns with them. Some of them even work at Northern Ireland � s m15 base, particularly sensitive intelligence roles. 0fficers we have spoken to in the last few days live their life under this threat. They are only too aware of the danger that theirjobs can bring. They are very aware already of security and safety, but they are angry over these past few days, and they are frustrated and want to know what will be done. They are listening very carefully to what senior staff are saying and they will want to hear exactly what the Chief Constable simon byrne has to say after this meeting, which has now been going on for more than three hours and counting. Now been going on for more than three hours and counting. Thank you, sara girvin the waiting list for Routine Hospital Treatment has hit a record high in england, topping 7. 5 Million People for the first time 3 million more than before the covid pandemic. It means nearly one in seven of the population is waiting for nhs treatments such as hip and knee operations. 0ur Health Correspondent jim reed reports. Its been a difficult few months for the nhs in england. Strikes led to more than 100,000 cancelled Hospital Appointments in june alone. Health bosses have been struggling to shift a backlog of treatment caused in part by the pandemic, though Waiting Lists were rising long before covid hit the uk. Andrew batty from North Yorkshire was told he needed a skin cancer removed in december last year, but is still waiting. Its very worrying. Im very scared, really. Everything you read says it is an easily treatable form of skin cancer as long as its treated early. And this, to me, it will be eight months later and that is not early treatment in my opinion. The latest figures for england show there are now 7. 6 Million People like andrew on the Waiting Lists for an nhs procedure or treatment. Of those, 383,000 have been waiting more than 12 months at the end ofjune. The government has pledged to eliminate those longer Waits By March Next year. And cancer targets are still being missed, with just 59 of patients starting treatment within two months, against a target of 85 . I cant stress how much for patients its important to have their treatment within the 62 days. We know that for every four weeks delay in cancer treatment, there can be an up to 10 increase in death rate. This is vital for patients. The nhs says this summer is likely to be its busiest ever, with Ambulance Services dealing with more calls injuly than in the middle of winter. The number turning up to a e has also been hitting record highs as the population grows larger and gets older. The government has now done a deal with some nhs unions to head off more strikes, but industrial action involving doctors will continue in england. Tomorrow sees another four day walk out from Thousands Ofjunior doctors, with no sign of a breakthrough in that long running pay dispute. Jim reed, bbc news. 0ur chief Political CorrespondentNick Eardleyjoins us from westminster. What does all of this mean in terms of the government and its pledges to bring down Waiting Lists . This of the government and its pledges to bring down Waiting Lists . Bring down Waiting Lists . This is bad news for bring down Waiting Lists . This is bad news for patients, bring down Waiting Lists . This is bad news for patients, i bring down Waiting Lists . This isj bad news for patients, i suspect bring down Waiting Lists . This is l bad news for patients, i suspect a lot of people will not find it that much of a surprise. But its a really big, Totemic Political Issue as well because as you say, rishi sunak promised at the start of the year to bring Waiting Lists down. It is undoubtedly bad news for number ten that things are going in the opposite direction, with these record high waiting list times. I have been chatting to people at number ten about how we interpret this. They say it is frustrating but they are trying to place a lot of they are trying to place a lot of the blame on the Strikesjim Reed was talking about, saying it made the situation considerably worse. They also think there are some green shoots of recovery in there, that some of the longer waiting times, over 18 months or over a year, are starting to fall a bit. So may be a sign that some of that is coming under control. But the challenge for government is to ensure the public it has a grip on this, that even after covid and those strikes they can get the hs back on track. Labour say they are completely failing at that, cant trust the current government with the health of the nhs. But this will be a key issue over the next few months and could be a decisive issue at the next general election. Nick eardley at westminster, thank you. Theres a glimmer of hope for thousands of mortgage holders, as halifax says its going to cut rates on some of its fixed Mortgage Deals. The uks biggest Mortgage Lender will reduce rates by up to 0. 71 Percentage Points from friday. 0ther lenders have also been announcing changes to some of their deals. 0ur Cost Of Living correspondent Kevin Peachey is with me. A bit of good news, kevin . 1 a bit of good news, kevin . I think its probably a bit of good news, kevin . I think its probably a a bit of good news, kevin . I think its probably a case a bit of good news, kevin . I think its probably a case of a bit of good news, kevin . I think its probably a case of less a bit o