november. so this is us again. it's worse for older people. i think it's been _ worse for older people. i think it's been worse — worse for older people. i think it's been worse we've got a lot of older customers— been worse we've got a lot of older customers so obviously they been stuck— customers so obviously they been stuck inside today and knocked god out. ~ ., .., stuck inside today and knocked god out. ~ ., stuck inside today and knocked god out. ., , ., out. without power most shops remain closed. the town _ out. without power most shops remain closed. the town centre _ out. without power most shops remain closed. the town centre is _ out. without power most shops remain closed. the town centre is a _ out. without power most shops remain closed. the town centre is a bit - out. without power most shops remain closed. the town centre is a bit of- closed. the town centre is a bit of a ihost closed. the town centre is a bit of a ghost town- _ closed. the town centre is a bit of a ghost town. we've _ closed. the town centre is a bit of a ghost town. we've not - closed. the town centre is a bit of a ghost town. we've not been i closed. the town centre is a bit of| a ghost town. we've not been able closed. the town centre is a bit of. a ghost town. we've not been able to a ghost town. we�*ve not been able to trade today, had to send members of staff home. mi; trade today, had to send members of staff home. y .., trade today, had to send members of staff home. y .,, trade today, had to send members of staff home. g .. ,, , staff home. my car was parked 'ust over the staff home. my car was parked 'ust the roof fl staff home. my car was parked 'ust over the roof there. i staff home. my car was parked 'ust over the roof there. scott i staff home. my car was parked 'ust over the roof there. scott was i over the roof there. scott was walkini over the roof there. scott was walking to _ over the roof there. scott was walking to find _ over the roof there. scott was walking to find slate - over the roof there. scott was walking to find slate head i over the roof there. scott was i walking to find slate head blown from his roof onto his new car. the liihts from his roof onto his new car. the lights were — from his roof onto his new car. the lights were flickering, the wind was blowing, _ lights were flickering, the wind was blowing, it — lights were flickering, the wind was blowing, it was pretty gusty, we knew _ blowing, it was pretty gusty, we knew it — blowing, it was pretty gusty, we knew it was good to be a bad one. i was in _ knew it was good to be a bad one. i was in bed. — knew it was good to be a bad one. i was in bed, we both in bed it was about 1230 — was in bed, we both in bed it was about 1230 and we just heard the biggest _ about 1230 and we just heard the biggest crash right outside her bedroom window. and we just pretty much _ bedroom window. and we just pretty much knew— bedroom window. and we just pretty much knew exactly what happened. gutted _ much knew exactly what happened. gutted. , much knew exactly what happened. gutted. . a. ,
a look at lisa and ijust walked behind the bed and just broke down. they went through the possibilities of amputation of her hand, her leg, being paralysed from the neck down, and basically 20% chance of survival. lisa was put into a coma. andrew still didn't know where saffie was. this is becoming a nightmare, and it's unfolding to be real. one of the nurses that was with us said, "this is a detective." i said, "i need to know where my daughter is." i said it's 8am. i think he returned at 1230. and he says, "i've asked for a room." he says, "can you make your way to the room?" and... ..that walk to that room is something no human being should take.
rating europa league champion stun the home side. jurors go coming between two goals at the night giving villareal a4— a 4— tonight. liverpool kept up the pressure on premier league leaders manchester city with a with win 2—0 at arsenal. they had to wait until the second half to break through the gunners defence when diogojota scored. soon after roberto firmino made it 2—0. liverpool are a point behind city who they play next month. we really want to enjoy the situation we are in by playing football. now we played nottingham at the weekend and then the boys go all of the world, play for some of them really important games. hopefully they come back healthy and yeah, we have 1230 kick—off against watford and a five first thing in the league. it's tough but i said, if we keep the right mindset for that yet, we are not bad. hotspur
forwards over the coming couple of years, and to be honest with you, the price is right now are such that oil companies around the world are actually making pretty healthy profits. the actual operating costs of the facilities in canada are actually relatively low and so if we went back to normal levels that wouldn't be a problem but at the end of the day, we all know that oil has to go down. and viewers on bbc world news can see more of that interview with canada's natural resources ministerjonathan wilkinson. the first airing in the uk is on the bbc news channel at 1530 on sunday and in the rest of the world at 1230gmt on saturday. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: and as the adoption of electric vehicles take off, is the infrastruucture, keeping pace? applause
this is bbc news with the latest headlines. russia proposes a ceasefire in the besieged city of mariupol to allow civilians to leave. more than 150,000 people remain trapped. western intelligence suggests putin isn't being told how badly russia's offensive is going — with reports of demoralised troops refusing to obey orders. mr putin has not been fully informed by his ministry of defence, at every turn over the last month. it's the last day of free covid tests for most people in england, as the government pushes ahead with its plans for living with ther virus. at 1230 we'll be answering your questions on changes to testing, and the spread of 0micron. you can send us your questions
this is bbc news with the latest headlines. russia proposes a ceasefire in the besieged city of mariupol to allow civilians to leave. more than 150,000 people remain trapped. western intelligence suggests putin isn't being told how badly russia's offensive is going — with reports of demoralised troops refusing to obey orders. mr putin has not been fully informed by his ministry of defence, at every turn over the last month. it's the last day of free covid tests for most people in england, as the government pushes ahead with its plans for living with ther virus. at 1230 we'll be answering your questions on changes to testing, and the spread of 0micron. you can send us your questions
in the teleprompter if ted. >> steve: you like it written out? >> brian: i like the 500,000. >> steve: can you shine the camera -- we actually write out the numbers as numbers, brian. so you are asking for something we don't do. >> brian: don't write 1230. right. >> steve: that i can that shot again. as you can see right now. we are supposed to be done talking at 12 minutes and 30 seconds after the hour. if you pan down. we are currently two minutes and 40 seconds over the time. >> wow! >> we should probably do the news. >> brian: do one less pillow commercial. >> steve: that pays our salary. >> ainsley: $500 richer at the end of the point. going to buy an electric car that costs more than the average car. >> steve: ashley, we are sorry we got to you 3 minutes late. >> ashley: it's okay. it's all right. start with our headlines with a fox news alert.