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Lives this winter. we have got it so let's get it up and used. fracking, of course, is controversial. stephen evans says that it is time to march against this cost—of—living crisis. he says, i am so frightened. to keep your comments on this story or any of the other stories we are covering coming in to me today. that is on twitter. and for viewers in the uk as this new domestic energy price cap for england, scotland and wales has been announced, we will be answering your questions on energy costs at 1130 am here on the bbc news channel. we'll bejoined by our personal finance correspondent ...

Communities and the confidence in the safety that generates part i think that's more of a political position and the fact that there are police officers on the street is necessarily mean that crime stops, it might move away. the difference is that more police officers doing the dealing with the incidence that they have to deal with the officers then to start tearing out investigations and a covert way around these organised crime groups and so, the most freeze up a resource in order to concentrate on this type criminalisty.— this type criminalisty. thank you very much- _ this type criminalis...

Morning. our correspondent hannah miller is at euston station. this dispute could go on and on and on, the departure board is showing trains up to 1130. normally there would be trains leaving every five minutes also passengers looking hopefully in case there train would come and they could be waiting for some time. it is a three—way dispute. you have the unions and on the other and network rail and the train operating companies. but then there is also the role of the government, who don't particularly want to get involved. at the same time, they are insisting on reforms to the way that the r...

What could beavers are doing and that's in the next hour and very proud to say. we'll be talking about that in the papers at half past 11. including the news that they are switching their vote in the conservative leadership contest. more at 1130. good evening. i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest sports news. the veteran british triathlete non stanford took gold in the european championships in her last major race. the 33—year—old had to dig deep in the final running phase in munich to take the overall lead

200 metres and that should be a real tossup and so should the 800 metres. plenty more medals to be one today. so, how does all that leave the medals table? england now have a7 golds — just three behind australia now. scotland have won eight, wales four. and northern ireland havejust one on the board but a record overall haul and more to come with a host of boxers in medal bouts. also today i must mention the netball. england against australia at 1130 but it is a not the final bucket was four years ago on the gold coast. that is the scene here in victoria square which is about to get very bus...