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is his legacy, and this campaign means lives will be saved. jo black, bbc news, in wolverhampton. the time is 6:16. our top story this evening... record numbers of people are living in temporary accommodation in england — including more than a hundred thousand children. and coming coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, we're going to hear from harry brook ahead of this week's final test against australia. the ashes might be lost but england can still level the series. there's no sign of an end to yemen's long running conflict after eight years of war in the arab world's poorest country.
it said it fixed 45,000 potholes last year alone, but resources are a constant challenge. for now, these cyclists continue to dodge the potholes, but they hope if the roads are repaired, they can bring this much—loved bike ride back next year. jo black, bbc news. time for a look at the weather — here's chris fawkes. i , you have probably noticed july has been a bit disappointing for us, weather—wise. the first couple of weeks of the month, we have already seen more rainfall than we would normally see and we have had 60% more rainfall in scotland and the whole of the month ofjuly than we would usually expect, so it has been very here. there is a link to the extreme heat in europe. —— so it has been a very wet here. to the west of the uk we have a trough pattern, which throws an area of low pressure our way. that is why it has rained
were predictable and preventable, and they want tougher recommendations for all agencies involved so they understand that poor practice can lead to devastating consequences. jo black, bbc news. now a look at some other stories making the news today. a people trafficker has been jailed for 12 years and seven months over the deaths of 39 vietnamese migrants who died in a lorry container. the bodies were discovered on an industrial estate in grays in essex, in october 2019. royal mail workers have voted overwhelmingly to accept a new pay deal ending a long—running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions. 7596 75% of members of the communication workers union voted to accept a new pay deal that will see right it —— wages rise by 10% over the next three years. and the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of double 800m olympic champion caster semenya, in a case involving testosterone levels in female athletes. the 32—year—old south african
and he appeared relaxed when talking to officers. it was when he got home that he contacted the police to say that he was the person responsible for setting his neighbour's flat alight. right, jamie. obviously what you've said, when we've got here, you said you wanted to tell us something about what's happened and then you said you were going to hand yourself in... barrow admitted to manslaughter, saying he had started the fire but didn't realise there was anybody inside the flat. the prosecution told jurors he had a grievance towards mrs hydara, because he believed she was leaving rubbish in a back alleyway. but barrow dismissed claims there was an ongoing dispute. the court also heard that he struggled with his mental health and believes starting fires help to relieve his stress. this tragedy has robbed fatoumatta's husband of his entire family. he was away in america at the time. arrangements were being made for his wife and daughters to move there with him. plans and lives now shattered by the actions of their neighbour. jo black, bbc news, nottingham.
husband of his entire family. he was away in america at the time. arrangements were being made for his wife and daughters to move there with him. plans and lives now shattered by the actions of their neighbour. jo black, bbc news, nottingham. let's ta ke let's take you to live pictures of jenin, the sun setting over the city centre of new activity. israeli forces explained earlier they have targeted who they believe are combatants inside the camps in jenin, but there is infrastructure and innocent people injuries in these latest attack. will bring you more on what's happening here on bbc news throughout the day, i am back in a few minutes' time so stay with us here on bbc.
and admitted to manslaughter. jurors heard he had struggled with his mental health and believed starting fires helped to relieve his stress. fatoumatta's husband was away in america at the time. today, after the guilty verdicts, he spoke about the family he's lost. fatoumatta was a caring daughter, a wife, sister, mother and a friend. if love and compassion could make a person immortal, she would have lived forever. she was most incredible mother to fatima and naima, two angels who deserve a very beautiful childhood and a full life. fatoumatta and her children were due to join her husband and live in the us. dreams and lives now shattered by the actions of the man who lived next door. jo black, bbc news in nottingham.
to hand yourself in... barrow admitted to manslaughter, saying he had started the fire but didn't realise there was anybody inside the flat. the prosecution told jurors he had a grievance towards mrs hydara, because he believed she was leaving rubbish in a back alleyway. but barrow dismissed claims there was an ongoing dispute. the court also heard that he struggled with his mental health and believes starting fires helped to relieve his stress. this tragedy has robbed fatoumatta's husband of his entire family. he was away in america at the time. arrangements were being made for his wife and daughters to move there with him. plans and lives now shattered by the actions of their neighbour. jo black, bbc news, nottingham. in france — president macron is meeting more than two hundred mayors from areas affected by days of unrest following the police shooting of a teenager. the mayors arrived for the meeting in paris a little earlier. a spokesperson for president macron says the discussions aim to deepen understanding of the root causes of the violence. (tx 00v)the unrest understanding of the root causes of the violence. the unrest
the man arrested on suspicion of murdering barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates in nottingham has been named as valdo calocane. he is 31 and remains in police custody. it's emerged he graduated in mechanical engineering from the university of nottingham last year. police have been granted a 36—hour extension to continue questioning him. jo black reports from nottingham. the pain is still too much to bear and the tributes continued to come. the steps of the city council building now covered by a growing blanket of flowers. the scarves and football tops reflect ian coates love of nottingham forest, a hockey stick to show grace o'malley—kumar connection to the game and a cricket ball for barnaby webber passionate about the sport. a minute silence at the first day of the ashes test between england and australia,
jo black, who's in nottingham. we saw a very emotional scenes yesterday out of the visual. another one today. is shrouded in grief? == one today. is shrouded in grief? -- ecd one today. is shrouded in grief? » ecd shrouded in grief? yes, a very sad day yesterday. we are at the university of nottingham. these flowers have been left behind. people were coming this morning, they were coming late last night. still in tears, placing flowers, lighting candles. 0n still in tears, placing flowers, lighting candles. on tuesday all we knew was that three people had died. now we are learning more about those people, who they were, what plans they had for the future, what they loved, and who loved them. a city in grief. yesterday, these students came together in shock to honour two of their own. instead of welcoming them home for the summer holidays, theirfamilies were gathering to mourn. barnaby webber and grace 0'malley—kumar had just completed their