james cook, scotland editor, thank you very much. shaun ley and james cook there. waiting times at accident and emergency departments in wales have hit a record high, with more than 10—thousand patients waiting longer than 12 hours to be treated last month. the welsh nhs confederation has warned that covid case rates continue to have an impact on the delivery of services. the welsh government says high staff sickness rates and issues around the discharging of patients are adding to delays. a murder investigation has begun in buckinghamshire after three bodies were found at a sheltered accommodation scheme. a man and a woman, in their 60s, and man, in his 50s, were found dead in bourne end on tuesday. police say it was a targeted attack — the victims were known to each other and they weren't looking for anyone else in connection with the incident. sonja jessup has been giving us the latest from the scene. well, there are indeed lots of questions about exactly what happened here, but what we do know is that someone called the police just before 10pm on tuesday ni

james cook, bbc news, perth. irish travellers suffer some of the worst discrimination and poverty of any ethnic group in europe, according to eu research. members of the community say that's causing a mental health emergency. for at least the last decade, around 11% of deaths in the traveller community in ireland have been suicides. chris page has been hearing about the impact of the crisis. you may find parts of his report upsetting. sue ellen was my sister—in—law, she was 32 and she died by suicide. my brotherjohn was 3a, he died by suicide. a roll call of despair. each name bearing testament to a community fighting for its soul. my second little cousin, marlene, she was 13, she died through suicide. mags casey has witnessed generational devastation — a mental health crisis amongst ireland's travellers. more than one in ten take their own lives. ten years ago, on the 2nd ofjanuary, i got a phone call to say my sister—in—law has committed suicide. two years after that, her husband committed suicide, wh

james cook. scotland _ their area. a lot to remember. james cook, scotland editor, _ their area. a lot to remember. james cook, scotland editor, thank - their area. a lot to remember. james cook, scotland editor, thank you - cook, scotland editor, thank you very much. a murder investigation is underway after three people were found dead in a village in buckinghamshire. a man and a woman — both in their sixties — and a man in his fifties, were found in bourne end, near slough, on tuesday. police said it was a targeted attack, and officers are not looking for anyone else. it is a shocking incident that happened here on tuesday evening. there is a police presence still here. the sheltered housing is just behind us. there are 39 flats there. they are for people of the age of 60. they are for people of the age of 60. it was on tuesday, officers recalled here, to reports of a disturbance. when they got here, inside one of the flats they found three people dead, a man and a woman in their 60s, both from bourne end area, and a man in his 50s from an area around seven miles away from

james cook, bbc news, perth. an investigative group in canada says computer systems at the heart of the british government have been infected with spyware. officials were apparently informed by the organisation that software used by governments to carry out by the organisation that software was discovered on systems in 10 downing street and the foreign office.security correspondent gordon corera has more. pegasysis pegasys is a former software sold by an israeli —based group and its sales to government or law enforcement for purposes but it allows people to gain control of someone's phone, to use it as a surveillance tool, to extract data. now, we do not know from what specific phone was infected nor for data was extracted and the uk government says it won't comment on security matters but the report linked to this from the new yorker magazine says that a number of fans were tested including the prime minister's, but it was not possible to establish which device was infected. in terms of where it came from, in

james cook, bbc news, perth. tomorrow the prime minister boris johnson will face mps for the first time since he was fined for breaching covid rules, as politicians return to westminster following the easter break. our political correspondent nick eardley is in westminster tonight. and nick, what can we expect tomorrow? i don't think there are many expecting an easy first day back for borisjohnson. his critics make two key arguments. one, he should resign because he broke the very coded laws he introduced in two, he misled parliament when he told mps all the rules had been followed at all times in downing street. in his statement tomorrow, expect the prime minister will apologise again. his team say he understands the strength of feeling in the country. but it is also clear that mrjohnson doesn't think he misled mps. a close source said tonight he always spoke in good faith, even if he had sometimes been badly advised. remember, boris johnson said in parliament he had been assured the rules had always been assure

james cook, bbc news, glasgow. and you'll find more information about all the parties standing in the scottish elections on the bbc website. now, the social democratic and labour party has published his manifesto for the northern ireland assembly election on the 5th of may. it has pledged to make a main with minimum payment of £200 to every household to help the cost of living. the sdlp has also proposed a children's future fund which would see every child given £500 at birth, and £500 at the of ten, and the money invested in green technology. the funeral of d—day veteran harry billinge, one of the first soldier to land on gold beach in the second world war, has taken place in cornwall. harry billinge was 96 when he died earlier this month after a short illness. hundreds lined the streets in tribute. it's not about to me, he always said. it's not about me, he always said. it's about the boys who didn't come home. but today, it was about harry billinge. d—day veteran, fundraiser, family man and friend. we rec

james cook, bbc news, glasgow. and you'll find more information about all the parties standing in scottish elections on the bbc website. the social democratic and labour party has published its manifesto for the northern ireland assembly election on 5th of may. it has promised to make a minimum payment of £200 to every household to help with the cost of living. the sdlp has also proposed a children's future fund, which would see every child given £500 at birth and £500 at the age of ten, with the money invested in green technology. football, manchester city are a step closer to this year's champions league final, after beating real madrid in the first leg of their semi final, as andy swiss reports. for manchester city's players, the very warmest of welcomes. flares outside the etihad, and flags inside it, as they hoped to bring their champions league dream another step closer. but against the mighty real madrid, could they? well, how's this for an answer? barely 90 seconds gone, and kevin de bruyne ramped up the

i'm joined now by dr wendy li, an associate professor of psychology at james cook university in queensland who published research last year investigating the mental health of chinese people during the covid outbreak. it is great to get you on the programme. ijust want it is great to get you on the programme. i just want to get your thoughts right now, in terms of the research that you've working on, what are your main concerns for people living in lockdown in china right now? $5 living in lockdown in china right now?— living in lockdown in china right now? as a researcher specialising _ right now? as a researcher specialising in _ right now? as a researcher specialising in mental- right now? as a researcher. specialising in mental health, i am definitely concerned about people's mental—health conditions during the pandemic in every country, including china, such as the recent lockdown situation in shanghai and maybe later in beijing and gong show as in one of our studies, we follow i88 in one of our studies, we follow 188 chinese university students for eight months from november 2019

these were not james bond types. these were amateurs, really, who'd been brought together by the war. churchill referred to them as corkscrew thinkers, who just dreamed up this outlandish plan to try to bamboozle the germans. and in that, they succeeded. newsreel: at many points, - troops waded in, surprised to find much less resistance than expected. the allied invasion of sicily went ahead. the germans had been deceived by the fake documents, and moved troops to greece. so, whose body was it? in the 1990s, official archives were published stating it was a welshman, glyndwr michael. he had fallen on hard times and died after ingesting rat poison. the body was buried in spain, with glyndwr michael's name recently added to that of the invented character, major william martin. gladys is one of a small group of locals who visit the grave. she says some suspect the body isn't there. they say... 0r there is some evidence that suggests that the body was stolen by the germans and taken to germany for a second examination, f

james, back to you. thank you, ray 7.48, lots of sports action. baseball's cook in the worriers, a cook it well, they are waiting for the postseason. they are. yeah. they faced off the pelicans. >> and got the win. we've kylen mills standing by with a check of all of the stories in sports. >> the war's looking to lock up the 3 seed in the regular season finale. klay thompson back in the starting lineup along with rookie moses moody playing in place of forward andrew wiggins, who is resting 2nd quarter. so close game at this point for jonathan coming to let fly drops in the triple warriors up by 7. a minute later coming the on the ball again. wow. this is just impressive. takes flight the 2 handed slam just a monster dunk finished with 18 points off the bench. worst up 6, 4th quarter wars with a comfortable lead. the miss 3 by coming. got back out to thompson who you just saw splashes 41 points for thompson. an impressive showing for him words when it won. 21, 0, 7, the final to clinch that number. 3 seed in the west dumps take on the denver nugget

cook stir the cooks say that's a good one. thank you. thanks to him, james. how's traffic? traffic is okay, guys. it's not too bad this morning. we're just past the quarter after six o'clock this morning, and we've got a couple of things to talk about, but not too much. you're still keeping our eye on this crash here. ah going north bong 80 80 that's still on the scene here. we're probably close to getting a clear sometime soon. if you sorry. that's 21. oh, one. and if you went up 1 to 1 kind of toward the peninsula, there are some reports that some minor crashes happening there as well. but as you can see green light conditions still on the peninsula not too much to worry about there. either i do want to take you to the east bay here where we have what looks like a crash. ah you see that market there near to 30 to 38 8 80. backing up a little bit of traffic along to 38. so if you're in that area, be sure to give yourself plenty of extra time. 6 18, let's go and talk about some weather. maybe with steve. yes, definitely no doubt about it, james here. we do have a lot going

this has been a tricky commuter james torres. you have been doing great guiding us through a number of tricky commute since the middle of last week. you know, it's today has been one of the worst days. i think i don't know if the rain has much to do with it. or if it's just that's how tuesday is but i just want to show you just a general overall map of what the bay area looks like this morning because it is just an absolute mess. i mean, you see red all over the place, you see icons all over the place. traffic crashes kind of just everywhere this morning, mostly in the east bay as of today, so let's show you some of the trouble spots here. 80 north and southbound just just gross today, so if you are heading out the door with the next hour, i would suggest start considering those detours or ah, just give yourself that plenty of extra time because this is going to be such a slowdown just after the san mateo bridge that want to take you over to the bay bridge, which looks like it's trying to have some trouble on it to both on each e