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Input: Mylo Johnstone was with friends at the site off Wyther Lane, Kirkstall, Leeds on Thursday at 20:30 BST when he fell onto the building's concrete floor.Paramedics gave emergency treatment but he died at the scene.Two boys were seriously hurt in similar incidents in the city in recent weeks, prompting police to warn children against entering abandoned buildings.Det Insp Phil Jackson, of West Yorkshire Police, said: "I think they were exploring and being mischievous, there was a group of 14-year-old boys and unfortunately Mylo Johnstone fell to his death."While we are still carrying out inquiries into this incident, every indication is that this has been a tragedy with no suspicious circumstances."Officers have carried out forensic examinations at the scene, with Leeds City Council and the Health and Safety Executive also involved in the investigation.Tribute messages left at the gates outside the warehouse complex described Mylo as a "lovely lad" who would be "sorely missed".On 20 June, a 12-year-old boy was injured at a disused factory in Modder Avenue, Armley. A 13-year-old boy was hurt at a derelict building in Ninelands Lane, Garforth, on 28 May."We are obviously coming up the school holidays and clearly there is potential for young people to be tempted to try to explore abandoned sites," Det Insp Jackson said."We would ask that they think very carefully about the dangers this involves, as has been starkly illustrated by these incidents, and that they consider the consequences that could have on their lives and the lives of their families."He added: "I know they might be really interesting and intriguing to look through, but some of these buildings are death traps."


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Input: Hessenthaler, who has agreed a two-year deal, had two spells as Gills boss and was in joint caretaker charge of the League One side earlier this season.Hendon played alongside the 49-year-old at Barnet and was his assistant at Priestfield during the 2010-11 season."I am delighted to have someone with Andy's experience and knowledge by my side," Hendon told the club website."I have worked with him and he is a very good coach. I also played alongside Andy in the same team and know what attributes he will bring to the club."Andy will work alongside Kevin Nugent, who remains very much part of my coaching team."Hessenthaler made over 360 appearances for Gillingham during a stint with the Kent club which spanned a decade and included a period as player-boss.He returned as manager in 2010, but stepped down two years later before becoming director of football, only to leave the club in May 2013.He was appointed as assistant manager by Peter Taylor last summer and remained part of the coaching set-up after Justin Edinburgh was appointed boss in February.Hessenthaler described the move to Orient as "an incredibly difficult decision".He added: "I've had a 20-year relationship with Gillingham and I love the club. However, I felt it's a fresh challenge for me and I look forward to what lies ahead."Former West Ham coach Hendon was appointed O's manager in May on a two-year deal, following their relegation to League Two.


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Input: Printed in 1611 and known as the "Great She Bible", it is one of the earliest known copies of the King James Version (KJV) of the Christian holy book.It will be displayed at St Mary's Parish Church in Gisburn on Saturday.The Reverend Anderson Jeremiah and the Reverend Alexander Baker found the old book following their appointment at the church last August.It is called a "She Bible" because Chapter 3, Verse 15 of the Book of Ruth mistakenly reads: "She went into the city".Thought to be typographical mistake, this verse was changed from another KJV edition which said "He".The Bible has been assessed and authenticated by the Antiquarian Booksellers' Association.Only a handful of the "She Bibles" still exist. Oxford and Cambridge Universities have one, as do Salisbury, Exeter and Durham cathedrals.The historical significance of the Bible was not highlighted in the parish records so it was stored in a cupboard at the back of the church.Mr Baker said: "It was a really exciting thing to discover - it looks just like something out of Harry Potter."One of the wonderful things about worshipping in a church as old as ours is the sense of history that oozes from its walls and discovering the treasures it has to offer."But we were stunned to discover a treasure as rare as this. We knew as soon as we saw the date of the New Testament it was a significant find."Dr Jeremiah added: "It's amazing to think we are able to hold a book printed as the direct result of the command of King James 400 years ago.""This English language version of the Bible was created to encourage ordinary people to discover the Good News of Jesus Christ for themselves and it is likely that it was the book that first took God's word into many people's homes in this part of Lancashire."Now we hope to encourage the people of Lancashire and elsewhere to visit our church and discover this Bible for themselves."


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Input: The piece has been created by artist Bill Viola as a companion piece to his Martyrs (Earth, Air, Fire, Water) work, unveiled at the London church in 2014.The video triptych features Mary with Christ on her knee in one scene, while another shows a woman breastfeeding.Viola has exhibited other "works for sacred spaces" at Durham Cathedral and Saint Mark's Basilica in Milan, Italy."Mary is a universal female figure present in nearly all spiritual and religious traditions," said the US artist."She is the personification of the feminine principle, related to ideas of creativity, procreation, inner strength, love and compassion."The Reverend Canon Mark Oakley, chancellor of the cathedral, called the work "a contemporary contribution to a long tradition of reflection on the life and significance of Mary".The triptych, he continued, "encompasses the great themes of birth, relationship and death which is our shared experience of being human."Mary can be seen, free of charge, in specially escorted timed sessions held between 11:30 and 14:15 on every day except Sunday.Follow us on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, on Instagram, or if you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.


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Input: But it seems Sinitta has a good idea why Zayn Malik had to pull out of the One Direction tour.In a statement the band said he'd been "signed off with stress", and Simon Cowell's wing lady thinks that's down to their punishing schedule.Sinitta reckons it's "burn out", and that the singer could probably do with a few decent nights of sleep."I know their schedule has just been non-stop ever since they left the show (X Factor)."Unfortunately for Zayn, taking a few days off is often all that's needed to spark rumours that he's leaving the band."Nothing like that's been announced," said Sinitta."Let's just see what happens."When we don't see them here, it's not that they're resting, it's that they're in another country."They're literally promoting their records non-stop around the world, so they don't get a lot of downtime."The X Factor judge was also keen to dismiss claims Simon Cowell's record label Syco had been pushing the boy band too hard."They are hungry, they are excited, they want to go and meet all the fans."They're trying to meet all the fans' demands and not leave anybody out."But it's hard to be there for everybody all the time, but we've only got One Direction."Follow @BBCNewsbeat on Twitter, BBCNewsbeat on Instagram and Radio1Newsbeat on YouTube


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Input: The 1-in-50 scale miniature was created to test planned improvements to the beach and sea defences.Specialists HR Wallingford built it at the company's research centre in Oxfordshire.Tom Rigden, of the firm, said: "Computer models are improving all the time, but there's still no substitute for a physical model."Conwy council, which commissioned the model, wants to extend the sandy beach from the centre of Colwyn Bay around to Rhos-on-Sea.However, it needs to test how much sand is needed and how long it will stay in place before the waves wash it away.Benji Poulton, the council's project manager, said: "Bringing in the sand is a very expensive operation, so we need to be sure that when we did bring in the sand, it will stay in the area where we put it."Having a model built will test the theories for a fraction of the price and give us the chance to optimise our design before we go ahead."In 2013, the council brought half a million tonnes of sand to the beach, close to Colwyn Bay town centre.The results of this experiment will help it to do similar work with a new section of seafront and to improve the beach and the sea defences around to Rhos-on-Sea.The model includes wave-making machines, a replica coastline and even a miniature version of Rhos-on-Sea breakwater and slipway.Mr Rigden, of HR Wallingford, said: "It's a 1-in-50 scale model - that means one metre in our model is equivalent to 50 metres in the real world."The coast is extremely complicated. The physical processes with waves, sea bed and sea shore are complex, and the forces involved are immense."The best way to get an idea of what is happening is to build this scale model, which allows us to test all the forces, all the processes in one go."


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Input: The four-part CGI animated mini-series will bring an original interpretation to Richard Adams' classic 1972 novel.It tells the story of a band of rabbits in search of a new home after the destruction of their warren.Commissioned by the BBC, it is the first blockbuster drama made as a co-production between the BBC and Netflix.The series will also feature the vocal talents of Olivia Colman, Nicholas Hoult , Miles Jupp, Freddie Fox, Anne-Marie Duff and Gemma Arterton, and will be written by Bafta-nominated Tom Bidwell."Before there was Harry Potter, there was Watership Down," said the BBC's drama commissioning editor Matthew Read."Richard Adams' novel is one of the most successful books of all time and one of the biggest selling books in history. It is fantastic to have the opportunity to bring a modern classic to a mainstream BBC One audience with such an incredible roster of actors alongside the talented team overseeing the animation."The book was first adapted for screen in 1978, and was notoriously frightening for young children, with its adored rabbit characters killed in graphic scenes.This version, the show's executive producer told the Telegraph, "will not just tone down the levels of on-screen violence to make it more appropriate for children, but give a boost to its female characters."The series is due to air on the BBC in 2017, and worldwide, outside of the UK, on Netflix.


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Input: Reid pounced early on with a tap-in to give the visitors the lead.But Jason Banton, who joined Wycombe from Plymouth in the summer, blasted in an equaliser on 12 minutes from Aaron Pierre's knock-down.Jervis scored his fourth of the season before half-time when a clearance cannoned off him and into the net.Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth told BBC Three Counties Radio:Media playback is not supported on this device"I can't fault the players efforts. We have had a brilliant start to the season, we just have to take a step back and look at where the club stand in this division."If only those posts where a couple of inches wider we would have had a few today, but unfortunately that wasn't the case."It's disappointing that we have lost but we now have a big game against Orient to bounce back with. It will be a real David and Goliath Game but I'm looking forward to facing one of the favourites to win the league."


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Input: McGeady joined North End on loan in August and has contributed four goals and eight assists in the Championship.The 30-year-old winger has one year remaining on his contract with Everton, but Grayson has made it clear he would like to keep McGeady in the long-term."We'd like to [keep him], and I think Aiden has made it clear he would like to stay," he told BBC Radio Lancashire."The problem is that he has a year left at Everton. But we'll do as much as we can to make sure he's a Preston North End player next year."Do we go and sign him on a long-term contract, or do we try to get him on another season-long loan? Negotiations will happen with Everton because we would be foolish not to ask the question."It is something that will take care of itself, probably at the back-end of the season, but it's something that we would like and I'm sure the supporters would too, because he's been exceptional for us."Republic of Ireland international McGeady began his career at Celtic and played for Spartak Moscow before joining Everton in 2014.He spent four months of the 2015-16 season on loan at Sheffield Wednesday and has found form at Deepdale this season, featuring in each of Preston's last 13 Championship games as they picked up 21 points from a possible 39 and move up to eighth place.


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Input: A company spokeswoman said the service did not have a launch date as it was still recruiting a Cardiff-based team.The GMB union said Uber would make it difficult for other drivers to earn a living and the city's Hackney Carriage Association said it would take legal action.Cardiff council said the application had been considered "in accordance with legislation".In a statement, Uber said it was looking forward to offering a "safe, reliable and affordable choice for people in Cardiff".Cardiff Hackney Carriage Association chairman Mathab Khan said: "If Cardiff goes ahead with Uber we will have no option but to take legal action because the council aren't capable of controlling all these drivers."We have already lodged hundreds of complains to Cardiff council's licensing sectionâ€¦ there are drivers who are just flouting the law and we have considered taking them to court ourselves but the council just refuses to pass their details on to us."Steve Garelick, GMB professional drivers's branch secretary said: "Things have worked perfectly well in Cardiff until now."This will over saturate the market place. It will force rates down."We are concerned Uber will continue to work on the very edge of what is acceptable by law."In October, the High Court found the company does not break the law.The court had been asked to decide whether the company's smartphones were considered meters, which are outlawed for private hire vehicles.Uber currently operates in 15 cities and towns across the UK including London, Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham and Glasgow.


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Input: The case was due to be heard next week, but Betsi Cadwaladr health board will now consult on the future of services at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd in Bodelwyddan.It had planned to reduce services to midwife-led care only.Interim chief executive Simon Dean apologised for the "difficult period of uncertainty and worry".He added: "After very careful consideration following legal advice and despite significant ongoing concerns about the obstetric service at Glan Clwyd Hospital, we have advised the court that we no longer seek to contest the judicial review brought against us."I wish to make it clear that the legal process is ongoing and has not yet been concluded."We all acknowledge what a difficult period of uncertainty and worry this has been for our staff and patients, for which we are very sorry."Ann Jones, Labour AM for the Vale of Clwyd, said the decision marked "a stage to move forward and for the board to work hard to regain peoples trust whilst continuing to provide vital public services".Shadow Health Minister Darren Millar said: "I'm glad that NHS chiefs have finally caved in, but it shouldn't have taken the threat of judicial review for the health board to do the right thing."The health board had been expected to go ahead with the plans to end consultant-led services in April, but the bid for a judicial review put them on hold.Llyr Gruffydd, Plaid Cymru's North Wales AM said: "They ignored nurses, midwives, doctors, patients and the general public on this matter and ploughed ahead without even a consultation. This arrogance from senior management must stop."Liberal Democrats' North Wales AM Aled Roberts called it a "botched process" that had "gone on for too long".


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Input: The 31-year-old made the comments as he revealed he will be out "for a while" to undergo right shoulder surgery.Degale is the IBF super-middleweight champion, while fellow Briton Groves holds the WBA super-middleweight belt."Groves has gone backwards," said DeGale. "I'm not being disrespectful but he's not got the same sharpness."Beijing 2008 Olympic gold medallist DeGale added: "He has, however, fulfilled his dream of becoming world champion and it makes our potential rematch even bigger.""Negotiations will be difficult and the terms will have to be right for the fight to be made."Groves, who beat DeGale six years ago to win the British super-middleweight title in a majority points decision, won a world title at the fourth attempt by stopping Russian Fedor Chudinov last month to claim the WBA belt.DeGale's last outing saw a unification fight between him and Sweden's Badou Jack end in a controversial majority draw.DeGale said a fight scheduled for 1 July had been agreed with Callum Smith but that he "decided to go down the WBC route and will challenge for the vacant world title later this year".On his injury, he added: "My arm will be in a sling for a few days and I'll be given exercises to do on my own."A few weeks later, I'll start my rehab with my physio and within eight to 10 weeks I should be able to spar. I will definitely be able to fight before the end of the year."


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Input: Manchester United and Wales legend Giggs met the Swans as they pondered who would succeed Francesco Guidolin."I always said I'd be open to anything that looked interesting and obviously Swansea was one of those clubs," Giggs told BBC Wales."I did that and unfortunately it didn't quite work out."Giggs says "a few things" ensured he would remain on a sabbatical involving travel and punditry and not take over at Liberty Stadium."They probably already had an eye on Bob Bradley - obviously American owners - and for whatever reason it didn't quite work out," said Giggs."But I wish them luck and I'll carry on enjoying my sabbatical."He's [Bradley] obviously got experience. He's been a manager, I think, for 30 years now."Giggs also believes Bradley and Swansea have a testing season ahead as they try to climb away from the threat of relegation.They are 17th in the Premier League and have not won a game since the opening day of the season."It's going to be difficult because of the position they're in, but when a new manager comes in sometimes you get a lift, sometimes you get that confidence, different ideas, a bit of freshness and we'll see what happens, but yeah, it will be difficult for them," he said.The former winger, 42, was interim manager at Old Trafford and was assistant to Louis van Gaal before parting company with the club after a 29-year association following the appointment of Jose Mourinho as manager.Guidolin had been in charge since the departure of Garry Monk in January, but was dismissed after the 2-1 home defeat by Liverpool on 1 October.In addition to Giggs, Swansea also spoke to ex-Derby County manager Paul Clement and former Sevilla and Villarreal coach Marcelino before appointing Bradley as manager.Bradley's first game in charge is against Arsenal at the Emirates on Saturday, 15 October.Subscribe to the BBC Sport newsletter to get our pick of news, features and video sent to your inbox.


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Input: The designer rode on the tank in protest over the 27 licences which have been issued in the North and Midlands.Dame Vivienne said: "The public will not take it lying down and will fight tooth and nail."The tank, which was parked outside the PM's home, was accompanied by anti-fracking campaigners wearing masks.The group included grandmothers and their grandchildren from Lancashire, which is affected by the latest round of fracking licences.Fracking, an underground drilling process, involves water, chemicals and sand injected into rock at high pressure.Dame Vivienne said the threat of "toxic, life threatening" chemicals had led to a "declaration of war on fracking".According to the fashion designer, the chemicals used to extract shale gas from rocks can contaminate water and cause health problems.The Department of Energy and Climate Change has said it will not allow hazardous operations when it comes to fracking.It said any chemicals used were subject to assessment by the Environment Agency which will not permit their use if there is a risk to the environment or people's health.Under the licences, fracking firms could run shale gas pipelines on private land without getting prior permission."Cameron plans to force householders to surrender their land and endure fracking underneath their homes. Britons no longer have any choice but to fight back", Dame Vivienne said.The government has released a map showing 27 fracking licenses in areas in northern England and the Midlands.It is not known if Mr Cameron or his family were at their home during the protest.


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Input: Tata Sons, owners of Tata Steel, replaced "lame duck" Cyrus Mistry with his predecessor Ratan Tata last week.Tata Steel employs almost 7,000 workers around Wales, including more than 4,000 at its plant in Port Talbot.Community Union said Tata must now engage in discussions on the long-term future for steelmaking in Europe.In a joint statement Community's general secretary Roy Rickhuss and Frits van Wieringen, chairman of the Tata Steel European Works Council, said: "The news that Cyrus Mistry has been removed as chairman came as a surprise to us all."However we wish Ratan Tata well in taking over the reins at this challenging time for Tata Steel Europe."At this time we are asking Tata to alleviate the uncertainty for the workforce, customers and suppliers, by clarifying the situation regarding the strategic direction of the European operations."Furthermore, it is imperative Tata now engage with us to discuss their long-term vision and plans for steelmaking Europe."Mr Mistry has lashed out at the way his sudden departure was handled.In a no-holds-barred email to the board seen by the BBC, Mr Mistry said he had become a "lame duck" chairman and alleges constant interference, including being asked to sign off on deals he knew little about.He also warned the company risks huge writedowns across the business.Tata said it currently had no response to the allegations.Last week, Tata Steel's UK head Bimlendra Jha praised the "significant effort" to turn things around - after Port Talbot was said to be losing Â£1m a day earlier this year.Tata looked to sell its UK business, but paused the process in July.Losses at Port Talbot have been reduced by a turnaround plan and better market conditions such as rising steel prices and a drop in the pound's value.


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Input: The tweet, which appeared on the feed of Nick Harrington, who sits on Warwick District Council, contained offensive and racist language towards the Irish.His account has since been deleted, but a screen grab of the tweet has been widely re-circulated, the Coventry Telegraph said.The BBC has attempted to get a comment from Mr Harrington.Insp Russell Barker, of Warwickshire Police, confirmed police were investigating and treating it as a suspected hate crime."It is an ongoing investigation at the moment. Until we complete the investigation we cannot comment further," he said.Mr Harrington represents the Stoneleigh & Cubbington ward.Council leader Andrew Mobbs said he was "horrified" by the tweet and had suspended Mr Harrington from the Conservatives on Warwick District Council for six months."I can confirm that I have this morning suspended Councillor Harrington from the Conservative group for a period of six months and there will also be an investigation," he said."This behaviour is completely unacceptable. I have tried to speak to him but I have had to notify him by email."This councillor plays no part in the views, policies or thrust of our group," Mr Mobbs added.He said a formal investigation would now take place through the council's standards procedure.


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Input: The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) owns a 50% stake in the region and has said it may take over if the Dragons fail to attract new investment.But Davies says new investment could help the Dragons become a fully independent region."There's a lot of interest and a lot of work going on around that," he told BBC Radio Wales Sport."We're at a point now where we have investors interested. They've tabled the terms on which they're prepared to come on board, and now we have to consider if they're acceptable."In effect, that would amount to a handing of the reins to a new collective of investors."It's important the current board are happy to hand over the reins based on the terms of the prospective investors."The Dragons' future has been under scrutiny recently, with former captain Michael Owen saying the "mediocre" region should move elsewhere in Wales if any new investors want them to.The ex-Wales skipper suggested the region could move to Pontypridd or north Wales, while WRU chief executive Martyn Phillips said the Dragons are "in a difficult spot at the minute".The criticism comes despite Dragons' management unveiling plans to establish themselves as an independent region."Whether it's as governors or joint-owners of the Dragons, the union [WRU] have been very close to this process all along," said Davies."They've been shoulder to shoulder with us on this."But the model and the aspiration in terms of an independent Dragons - new investment, new ownership - all that remains."


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Input: The Olympic gymnast crashed into a barrier after successfully completing her jump.After just two weeks, several stars have already ended up in hospital after competing on the Channel 4 show.Some fans have even taken to social media to ask for the show to be cancelled because they say too many people are getting hurt.The Olympic gymnast suffered an injury to two bones in her neck but has had surgery.Her parents say early medical indications have been positive and that she's been able to "move her hands and feet."She is the third competitor to leave the show because of injury.Olympic swimmer, Rebecca Adlington was the first to leave the show, after dislocating her shoulder.Actress, Tina Hobley dropped out next after she injured her elbow and fractured her arm.A Channel 4 spokesperson told Newsround:"The Jump is now in its third series and since launch 46 celebrities have taken part successfully. Though it is a new course the events have been designed to be no more difficult than in previous years and all contributors have undertaken a rigorous training programme to prepare them for the show.  All winter sports carry some element of risk but  in light of the number of injuries this year,  Channel 4 has asked the producers to review safety procedures again to further reduce the prospect of accident."Images provided by Channel 4.


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Input: BBC correspondents have been reporting from Hungary, Austria and Germany after travel restrictions were eased late on Friday.In Hungary, many people waiting for trains had set up temporary camp in the underpasses underneath the city's Keleti station.Fed up after days of waiting to be allowed to board trains, a group of 1,000 people decided to start walking to Austria.In the early hours of Saturday morning, they crossed the border by foot.They then boarded trains for Germany. Jenny Hill was in Munich to see them arrive.Meanwhile, a second wave of migrants decided to begin the journey from Budapest on foot.And across the border in Austria, many people turned out to offer help.The Hungarian side of the border is now littered with the things people couldn't carry, or didn't want.A convoy of cars driven by activists set out to collect migrants from the border area. One woman explained why she was moved to help.The BBC spent the weekend at Munich station. Timelapse video captured the many thousands who arrived over 48 hours.


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Input: Liam Pitchford and Paul Drinkhall each lost in the singles and Drinkhall and Sam Walker were beaten in the doubles as China progressed 3-0.Great Britain won bronze at the World Team Championships in March.China, winners of 24 of the 28 Olympic table tennis golds ever awarded, play in Monday's semi-finals at 19:00 BST."Our results as a team are on the up so I think table tennis in Britain is in a great place. Hopefully we can keep building on that," said Drinkhall."We're definitely looking at Tokyo 2020. It was a tough draw here against China but I think we all believe that if that happens again in Tokyo then we'll go to beat them."As a team we've got great team spirit and individually we're improving a lot. I think we've got the best team spirit in table tennis."Subscribe to the BBC Sport newsletter to get our pick of news, features and video sent to your inbox.


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Input: International artists such as Joe Locke, Alfred "Pee Wee" Ellis and Kamasi Washington will perform at venues across the city from 22 June.The four-day festival will also feature Scottish and UK talent such as Carol Kidd, Ryan Quigley and Hamish Stuart.To tie-in with the anniversary theme, up-and-coming musicians within the Scottish Jazz scene will also perform as part of the "30 Under 30" programme.Glasgow Jazz festival director Jill Rodger said the organising team was "very excited to be launching the 30th" programme."I can't wait to introduce the array of exciting big name artists to the Glasgow Jazz Festival stage, to welcome back old friends and showcase some fantastic new, one-off collaborations," she said."I am especially looking forward to celebrating the "30 Under 30" musicians - the collection of young Scottish Jazz musicians making a big impression on the international Jazz scene today."It is vitally important to recognise the next generation of musicians and one of the key themes of this year's festival is looking forward to the exciting next 30 years that the Glasgow Jazz scene has to offer."


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Input: Pacquiao is being sued in Nevada after being accused of lying about the shoulder injury he suffered pre-fight.The Nevada Athletic Commission (NAC) says Pacquiao, 36, did not declare the problem, but the Filipino claims a treatment plan was agreed with United States Anti-Doping Agency (Usada).He could face a fine or suspension.Pacquiao is being sued by two people in Nevada who have alleged the boxer defrauded ticket buyers, television viewers and gamblers.They have opened lawsuits just hours after the NAC accused the fighter of being dishonest by not declaring his injury on a pre-fight questionnaire - which has also led to suggestions he could face a charge of perjury.The state attorney general's office is investigating.However, Pacquiao's adviser Michael Koncz said he took "full responsibility" for the "inadvertent mistake"."Number one, Manny didn't check the box," Koncz said. "I checked it. We weren't trying to hide anything. I just don't think I read the questionnaire correctly."Media playback is not supported on this devicePacquiao blamed his injury for his points defeat to undefeated Mayweather, 38, claiming it stopped him using his right hand.His camp claimed Usada had been notified of his treatment and plans for an anti-inflammatory shot on fight night.But Usada was only charged with monitoring anti-doping issues and NAC officials prevented the injection, saying they had not been told about Pacquaio's shoulder issue.No date has been set for surgery to repair the "significant tear" and although Pacquiao will face up to a year out, ESPN claims Mayweather is open to a re-match in 12 months time.Mayweather scored a unanimous points victory in the four-belt unification bout at the MGM Grand Garden Arena, the win extending the American's unbeaten record as a professional to 48 fights.He has said he intends to retire after one more fight, possibly in September, with Britain's Amir Khan among the potential opponents.


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Input: The Aberdeenshire-based firm hopes to raise the money in six months.Its Equity for Punks USA investment scheme is the fifth fundraising venture by the brewery, and its first in America.BrewDog is currently constructing a new 100,000 sq ft brewery in Columbus, Ohio, which is scheduled to open later this year.It will feature a restaurant, taproom, retail space, visitor centre and beer garden.The Ellon-based company has raised more than £26m since launching its first Equity for Punks crowdfunding round in 2009.Its last UK round raised £19m to fund growth plans, including expanding its brewery in Ellon and opening new bars. The round, which closed in April, fell short of its £25m target.BrewDog's British business now employs more than 600 people globally and exports to 55 countries. It also operates more than 40 bars in the UK and overseas.BrewDog co-founder James Watt said: "Equity for Punks is a completely new business model in the States - it's a revolution in small business finance."We're asking beer fans to help us change the face of small business finance in the US and spread our passion for great craft beer."Few companies have been so bold as to turn their backs on traditional financial institutions in favour of a brave new world of community-driven business."We've pioneered the Equity Punk model in the UK, and now we're bringing our unconventional approach to alternative business stateside."


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Input: The eurozone is expected to grow by 1.6% this year and 1.4% in 2017. Before the referendum the IMF had predicted growth of 1.7% for both years.The IMF also revised down its 2018 growth forecast to 1.6% from 1.7%.It said medium-term growth prospects for the 19-member bloc were "mediocre" due to high unemployment and debt.Mahmood Pradhan, deputy director of the IMF's European Department, said the outlook could worsen if drawn-out negotiations between the UK and the EU led to a continuation of recent trends in financial markets - where investors have shunned riskier assets."If that risk aversion is prolonged, we think the growth impact could be larger and at this point, it is very difficult to tell how long that period lasts," he said in a conference call.The revised 2017 figure was the IMF's "best case" scenario, assuming a deal was struck that allowed the UK to retain its access to the EU's single market, Mr Pradhan said.However, if the UK decided not to maintain close ties with the EU and chose to rely on World Trade Organization rules, there could be "major disruptions," he said.Mr Pradhan added it was "very, very early days to have any strong sense of confidence" about what the eventual relationship between the UK and EU would be.In the medium-term, challenges such as high unemployment and persistent structural weaknesses in the euro area would continue to weigh on growth, the IMF said."As a result, growth five years ahead is expected to be about 1.5%, with headline inflation reaching only 1.7%," the report said.It also said that as the euro area was such a big player in world trade, any slowdown could have an impact on other economies, including emerging markets, but it expected this to be "limited".


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Input: The road has been closed following the crash that happened shortly after 20:00 GMT on Monday.Witnesses said a car drove through lights and struck other vehicles then careered along the road on its roof.Wreckage was strewn across the Falls Road between Broadway and the Royal Victoria Hospital.The child has since been discharged from hospital. The three adults are believed to have non-life threatening injuries.Joe Murray was waiting for a bus when the crash happened."I head a bang and saw a grey car hurtling towards me. I realised it had hit a couple of other cars," he said."My first reaction was to jump on the railings because it came that fast towards me I thought I was dead."I could see other people staggering about, dazed. I don't know how anybody walked out of that, all that mess."Another witness, Daniel Murray, was sitting in his parked car with his young son at the time."The car came right through the lights, clipped my car, went right up, over the BMW, hit the Volvo and slid right along the road," he said."It was sort of like on fire and there were three boys got out and they ran away."He said it had "scared the life out of" his son.


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Input: As well as writing children's fiction, Colfer wrote the sixth instalment in the Douglas Adams' series The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.Colfer said: "I intend to spend my time spreading stories to every nook and cranny in the country."Nobody is safe. It doesn't matter where you hide - I will find you and tell you a story."The former primary school teacher from Wexford will hold the title Laureate na nOg for two years, taking over the role from Niamh Sharkey.The children's laureate title not only honours the author for outstanding work but tasks them with promoting and celebrating literature for children."I feel incredibly honoured and incredibly petrified to be taking on the Laureate mantle after Niamh and Siobhan (Parkinson). I feel I am representing my family and my county and indeed all book people in Ireland which is not something I mean to take lightly," said Colfer.Colfer's first novel, Benny and Omar, was based on his experiences of travelling and working in Tunisia.His first Artemis Fowl book, published in 2001, became a best-seller and spawned seven further novels.Aimed at the young adult audience, the fantasy books focus on a young criminal mastermind who kidnaps a fairy in order to expand his empire.To mark the 30th anniversary of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, with the permission of Douglas Adams' family, Colfer wrote a sixth book in the series, And Another Thing, something Adams had always planned.


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Input: Anthony Levandowski, previously worked on self-driving car technology at Waymo, owned by Alphabet.He is accused of downloading 14,000 confidential files before leaving the company in 2016.Uber denies it is using stolen technology.In a court filing last month, Uber maintained its technology is different. It described the claim that employees brought files to Uber with the goal of creating "copycat" technology as "demonstrably false."Mr. Levandowski has declined to testify in the case, launched in February.The firing was confirmed by an Uber spokeswoman, who said it was effective Tuesday.Mr Levandowski had already been removed from working on the self-driving car technology at the heart of the suit.He started working at Uber in August 2016, when the firm bought Otto, the self-driving truck start-up he had created in the six months after leaving Google.He declined to testify earlier this year, citing his right to avoid self-incrimination.Uber maintains its technology is different to Waymo's and says there isn't evidence the files are on its servers. But its search did not include Mr Levandowski's computer.Judge William Alsup, who is overseeing the case in San Francisco, earlier ordered Uber to return the thousands of "pilfered" files in question by the end of the month.A spokeswoman for Uber said the firing occurred after Mr Levandowski failed to meet the deadline that would allow Uber to cooperate with the judge's order.Word of the firing was sent to employees on Tuesday.Attorneys for Mr Levandowski could not be reached for comment immediately.


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Input: Mr Ghani was speaking after the Taliban released an audio tape said to be from Mullah Mansour in which he calls reports of the firefight "baseless".It was said to have taken place near the Pakistani city of Quetta last week.Mansour was declared leader in July after the Taliban confirmed that Mullah Omar had died in 2013.Mansour's appointment then prompted splits in the Taliban.Read moreMr Ghani told a press conference on Monday:  "There is no evidence that Mansour has been killed."He added: "The incident that occurred should be carefully analysed."He was referring to a gunfight that was said to have taken place on the outskirts of the western city of Quetta last Tuesday.Some reports said Mansour had been seriously hurt, others that he had died, along with four Taliban gunmen.Late on Saturday, the Taliban released the audio tape in which the speaker refers to the "rumour that fighting happened among the Taliban at a time when a meeting was in progress"."The rumour says I was injured during the clash and later some media outlets reported that I died. Brothers, this report is not true, there is no doubt that it is enemy propaganda," the speaker says.The voice resembled that in previous recordings issued by Mansour but there has still been speculation about its authenticity.In the 17-minute message he says he has not seen the place where the fight was said to have taken place "for years", adding: "I am safe and my colleagues are safe. I am among my colleagues."The speaker insists the Taliban will continue to fight to establish an "Islamic government" in Afghanistan and resist peace overtures.Since August Mansour has overseen a series of battlefield victories, including briefly capturing the northern Afghan city of Kunduz.But the movement has split into openly warring factions.A number of senior Taliban commanders refused to pledge allegiance to Mansour and a faction opposed to him was set up last month under Mullah Mohammad Rasool.


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Input: The Liverpool captain, 25, suffered knee ligament damage against Borussia Dortmund on 7 April, and was expected to be sidelined for up to eight weeks.However, Klopp says Henderson may feature in the Reds' Europa League final against Sevilla on 18 May."Hendo is in a really good way so it's good for England," Klopp said."There's no doubt about him being fit for the European Championships."Read: Oxlade-Chamberlain ruled out of Euro 2016Klopp says Henderson must play in Liverpool's final Premier League match of the season against West Brom at The Hawthorns on 15 May to be considered for the final against Sevilla in Basel three days later."I saw in his eyes he thinks he has a chance [of being fit for the final], so that's the first and most important step in the right direction," the German said.England manager Roy Hodgson, who names his 23-man squad for Euro 2016 in France on 12 May, has already said he is reluctant to include players who are not match fit."I wouldn't be happy to really take players with us in the hope they will become fit during the tournament," he said in November 2015.England begin their Euro 2016 campaign against Russia in Marseille on 11 June, then meet Wales in Lens on 16 June and Slovakia in St Etienne on 20 June.


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Input: Lynton Yates said they should catch a bus instead, while cyclists should "go back to the pavements".Mr Yates published the leaflet as part of a canvassing campaign for the general election, but UKIP has now suspended his candidature.The BBC has tried to contact Mr Yates but he has not responded.Mr Yates, who remains a Leicestershire county councillor for UKIP, also stated in the leaflet that he would send prisoners to overseas jails to reduce costs.A statement from UKIP said: "Lynton Yates' views do not represent UKIP policy."He has apologised for any offence caused and was today suspended as a [general election] candidate."UKIP earlier confirmed the leaflet was published by Mr Yates, following suggestions it was a hoax or spoof.Shadow health minister Jamie Reed, a Labour MP, said: "It's beyond a joke now. Not so much a political party but a stag night out of control."Mr Yates was a candidate for the Charnwood constituency in Leicestershire.A photo of his leaflet was posted on Facebook by a blogger called Mum Juice, then spread more widely on Facebook and Twitter by a satirical group called Atos Miracles.The leaflet said: "We could likely remove six million cars from the road if benefits claimants were not driving."Why do they have the privilege to spend the tax payers hard earned money on a car, when those in work are struggling to keep their own car on the road?"These people really could catch a bus!"On the topic of the cost of keeping criminals in prison, it continued: "I personally would look to overseas countries who could tender for their incarceration."I'm sure they could dramatically reduce this cost to the taxpayer."


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Input: The decision comes two days after the US Treasury announced fresh plans to prevent deals known as "inversions", where a US firm merges with a company in a country with a lower tax rate.The Pfizer-Allergan deal, valued at $160bn (Â£113bn), would have been the biggest example of an "inversion".It would also have been the biggest pharmaceutical deal in history.Pfizer said the move was "driven by the actions announced" by the US Treasury.Ian Read, Pfizer's chairman and chief executive, said: "Pfizer approached this transaction from a position of strength and viewed the potential combination as an accelerator of existing strategies."He added that the company could look at splitting off part of the business."We plan to make a decision about whether to pursue a potential separation of our innovative and established businesses by no later than the end of 2016, consistent with our original timeframe for the decision prior to the announcement of the potential Allergan transaction."Pfizer said it would pay Botox-maker Allergan $150m "for reimbursement of expenses associated with the transaction".Under the proposed acquisition, Pfizer would have moved its headquarters to Dublin, where the tax bill would have been lower than in the US.The corporation tax rate in the Republic of Ireland is 12.5%, compared with 35% in the US.On Tuesday, US President Barack Obama weighed in on the inversion trend, saying "these companies get all the rewards of being an American company without fulfilling their responsibility to pay their fair share of taxes".In 2014, American fast-food chain Burger King bought Canadian coffee and doughnut chain, Tim Hortons. The merged group moved to Ontario in Canada, where the corporate tax rate is at 26.5%.Analysts had said that Pfizer needed to look at acquisitions to help grow its business and revenue.Pfizer made an offer to buy UK drugs group AstraZeneca in 2014. But Astra rejected the offer, arguing it undervalued the company.


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Input: A video filmed by a member of the hunt appears to show four shots being fired, spooking horses, with spent shot raining down on the riders.Police said they had spoken to the charity worker but concluded there had been "no crime".Cornwall Wildlife Trust confirmed that it was investigating the claims by North Cornwall Hunt against the man.More on this story, plus more Devon and Cornwall newsHunt secretary Amanda Carpenter, who shot the video, said a total of six shots had been fired over the heads of the hunt on Monday 2nd January.Debris from a tree which was hit is shown falling onto the road where the 50-strong hunt was riding from Blisland to Bodmin Moor.About half of riders on the day had been children, one of whom had been "severely affected" by the incident which had caused them "stress and trauma", she said.The trust said no action had been taken against the staff member at the centre of the allegations.It said in a statement that it was "aware of an allegation made on social media in respect of an incident involving a member of staff in a private capacity".It added: "The organisation takes any such allegation very seriously so, if necessary, it can take appropriate action."A Devon and Cornwall Police spokesman said they were called about "shots being fired"."The incident concerned a dispute between a hunt party and a landowner," said a spokesman."Police have made enquiries and spoken to the interested parties. No crime has been recorded."Tim Bonner, chief executive of the Countryside Alliance, said: "People have different views on hunting but firing a gun in the proximity of horses is not in any way a legitimate form of process."Such an irresponsible activity could easily lead to serious injuries to both horses and riders."


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Input: The attack on Rosedernat Orange Hall on Lislaban Road is believed to have happened between 23:30 BST on Saturday and 11:30 BST on Sunday.Also on Sunday, a union flag was stolen and a flag pole was damaged at Roden Orange Hall in Kilkeel, County Down.Police are investigating a possible link to similar thefts of union flags at addresses in Kilkeel at the weekend.Several flag poles were damaged when flags were stolen between the Manse Road and Knockchree Avenue on Saturday night.Officers have appealed for witnesses.In a statement, a Grand Lodge spokesman confirmed senior members would be raising hall security with the PSNI."These latest attacks, though separate, are yet further examples of the intolerant sectarianism displayed by a minority who continue to manifest their hatred towards the Orange Institution, by attacking our properties on a regular basis," he said."Although the nature of the incidents is clearly different - the criminal intent is very much the same by the bigoted and narrow-minded individuals responsible."Sinn FÃ©in North Antrim MLA Philip McGuigan condemned the attack: "Sectarianism is wrong no matter where its source and sectarian attacks like this need to be condemned by us all."He added those responsible "have nothing positive to offer the local North Antrim community".


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Input: Reid and partner Alfie Hewett came from a set down to beat the French pair Stephane Houdet and Nicolas Peifer 4-6 6-1 7-6 (8-6).The second seeds are the first Britons to capture the title."The able-bodied players are starting to enjoy watching and I think they really respect us now as athletes," Reid told BBC Scotland."I think there's a mutual respect. I've seen the change from the first times I played in Grand Slams three or four years ago."It's high level sport and hopefully we can build on that and more and more people can see it like that."Reid's latest victory means he has now won three of the four major doubles titles.He will have to put celebrations on hold, however. On Sunday he has the chance to make history, bidding to become the first winner of the newly-introduced singles, with Sweden's Stefan Olsson standing in his way.Reid, who won the singles title at the Australian Open earlier this year, describes the chance of playing singles at Wimbledon as a "dream come true"."I feel fit. I've felt good all week on the grass," said the 24-year-old. "It's has been tough, but my body's been feeling good."Reid takes to the court before Andy Murray takes on Milos Raonic in the men's singles final on Centre Court and is sure his fellow Scot will deliver his second Wimbledon title."I'm sure 100 % he can win," he said. "He's done it before and he's playing great tennis, he looks really confident. I'll be supporting him all the way."


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Input: Saints winger Regan Grace opened the scoring inside four minutes with an acrobatic finish in a game of few clear-cut chances due to bad weather.Sneyd converted his own solo effort to level the scores just before the half-time break.With few openings, Sneyd took a chance for two from the halfway line and his kick sailed over to snatch the win.Grace will rue the chances he had to extend his team's lead after scoring the opening try in the first half, as he knocked on 20 metres out, before dropping a pass from Theo Fages in open space later on.Sneyd's brilliant kick kept Hull in third place in the Super 8s table, while St Helens are fifth, one point behind fourth-placed Wakefield Trinity.Hull FC head coach Lee Radford:"That's one of our most significant wins of the season bar none."We had to win ugly and I was pleased when the heavens opened up because then I knew they were going to play with a bar of soap."Unfortunately it made for a really bad spectacle of a game but that is the biggest win we've had this year."St Helens head coach Justin Holbrook:"They dropped as much ball as us. Unfortunately it was one of the worst games of rugby league I have been involved in."I felt sorry for you guys and the fans for watching it. I was glad it wasn't on TV as it was embarrassing."There wasn't much in it and a 50-metre penalty goal was the difference. We didn't play well enough to get the victory."St Helens: Lomax, Makinson, Morgan, Percival, Grace, Fages, Richardson, McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Roby, Thompson, Taia, Peyroux, WilkinReplacements: Smith, Walmsley, Amor, KnowlesHull FC: Connor, Griffin, Thompson, Tuimavave, Michaels, Kelly, Sneyd, Taylor, Houghton, Watts, Turgut, Manu, EllisReplacements: Green, Washbrook, Fash, MatongoReferee: James Child


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Input: Despite the absence of 23-time TT winner John McGuinness, Kneen believes more than 10 riders are capable of victory in the solo classes."There are some really fast lads and it's going to be very tough but I will have to bring my A game to the races," the 29-year-old said.The opening race of this year's festival will take place on Sunday.Earlier this year, Kneen achieved his first Enkalon Trophy success on his BMW Superstock machine in the Irish Championship short circuit meeting at Bishopscourt.And despite limited practice this week he leads the Superstock timesheets and has posted the fourth quickest lap on his Superbike.Rico Penzkofer, ex-racer and Penz13.com BMW Motorrad Racing team principal said: "He is a proper Manxman and will be prepared for the fortnight in the best possible way - he literally lives the track."Since his TT debut in 2009, Kneen has been a regular top-10 finisher with a best of fifth in the 2010 Supersport Race.The 29-year-old made his Mountain Course debut in 2008 when he became the first rider in history to record three race wins in a week at the Manx Grand Prix.He said: "This week the weather hasn't played ball, but I feel good. We are working hard to get all the bikes set up right and comfortable. I just need more laps now but we're all in the same boat."I looking forward to all the races but especially the big bikes. I'm much more confident on them now and much more experienced."The Braddan man will also ride for the Jackson Racing Honda team with Josh Brookes in the TT's two Supersport races.


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Input: More than 300 people from the Sheerwater estate in Surrey attended a public meeting chaired by Woking Borough Council on Tuesday evening.Amanda Mahoney, of the Sheerwater Residents Committee, said people were still "looking for answers".Councillor David Bittleston said the consultation process was ongoing.Residents claim they have not been consulted about the plans, which would see homes demolished and new ones built in their place.Ms Mahoney said they had caused "great distress on so many levels", with many home owners unable to afford to re-buy, and council tenants facing temporary accommodation and a possible 40% rent increase.The estate was originally built after World War Two, to house families that relocated from London.Mr Bittleston said: "Housing has moved on, and here's an opportunity to create something really, really nice."He explained the redevelopment would be phased over seven years.Houses would initially be built on an area of green space, with people moved into them before the old ones were knocked down.The green space would then be replaced, as required by law, he said."There may be one or two people who have to be moved off the estate... we will give them priority in terms of returning."It's our intention to build a new community there with 300 new families moving in."Mr Bittleston said owner-occupiers would get a good deal."The value of their house will be calculated by the independent Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors without blight, so therefore it will be a current value for the house," he said.The new estate will boast a retail centre, leisure centre, sports facilities, park, public square, community facilities and better transport links.


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Input: As part of her tour, the royal watched live filming at Ealing Studios in west London.The star said: "I think I have to sweep the red carpet and get there early and get the polishing gear out."I'm not due to be working that day but everyone is really excited."Catherine, who is due to give birth next month, met Downton Abbey's on-screen stars, as well as the behind-the-scenes crew.Fifty-one-year-old Bonneville, speaking at the Tric awards on Tuesday, said he enjoyed showing people around the film set of the drama."I'm pretty good at showing people, I know every inch of Cora's bedroom, if I'm allowed to say that," he said."It gets put up and taken down and rebuilt so often for other things; so I'm very good at spotting the joins where they haven't put it back together properly."Scenes in the kitchen, servants' quarters and working areas of Downton Abbey, and some of the upstairs bedrooms, are filmed at Ealing Studios in London.Highclere Castle in Hampshire is used for exterior shots and other interior filming.Downton Abbey has won various awards and by the third series had become one of the most widely watched television drama shows in the world.On Tuesday, it won the Tric drama programme of the year award with a ceremony held at London's Grosvenor House Hotel.Fans of the programme are still waiting for news of whether there will be a seventh series or not.Follow @BBCNewsbeat on Twitter, BBCNewsbeat on Instagram and Radio1Newsbeat on YouTube


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Input: The device broke apart and caused charring to a plug point, wall and carpet, in the pensioner's sheltered housing flat in Troon.The e-cigarette was bought overseas on holiday and had only been charging for five minutes when it exploded.Trading standards officials warned people to only buy from trusted sources and follow safety guidelines.South Ayrshire council said the pensioner heard a loud bang and a whoosh, describing the explosion as being like a Roman candle firework going off in his living room.He found the device broken apart and heavy charring to his wall, plug point and carpet.The council said that he had had "a lucky escape".Mike Newall, head of neighbourhood services at South Ayrshire Council, said: "We charge so many gadgets these days that it's easy to take their safety for granted but as incidents like these show, there is a real and present danger."While in the majority of cases charging will be completely safe, it's worth remembering that batteries can and do overheat, and without taking proper care to ensure your device is safe you can run the risk of starting a fire."We would recommend buying from a trusted source, always use the charger that comes with your device, and above all use common sense."The council issued these "top tips for safe charging"


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Input: The incredibly lifelike sculpture was commissioned as part of an Australian road safety campaign.He has a head shaped like a boulder, feet snarled like tree roots and a chest like a wrinkled battering ram.Renowned artist Patricia Piccinini created the artwork, in collaboration with a leading trauma surgeon and a road crash investigation expert.The Transport Accident Commission (TAC) said he was designed to highlight human vulnerability on the road.Graham has a thick strong skull, a neck that melts into his torso and an inflatable chest that acts like airbags.He was made using silicone, glass fibre, resin and human hair."I really listened and internalised the science of it and then I approached it in a creative way, on an emotional level," Ms Piccinini told the ABC."The eyes are where the work is, it's where the viewer can really connect with him and empathise."Joe Calafiore, the chief executive of TAC said that people "can survive running at full pace into a wall but when you're talking about collision involving vehicles, the speeds are faster, the forces are greater and the chances of survival are much slimmer"."Cars have evolved a lot faster than humans and Graham helps us understand why we need to improve every aspect of our roads system to protect ourselves from our own mistakes."There's no secret behind Graham's name. It was a working title that stuck, according to the TAC, because he's just a normal Australian bloke.He can be viewed at the State Library of Victoria and viewed online.


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Input: The 24-year-old, who joined from Liverpool for £3m last month, played 38 games for the Rams back in 2013-14."I always want to strive forward whether it's on loan or if I am there permanently, I always have goals every season," Wisdom told BBC Radio Derby."It is great here at Derby, I want to improve and progress as a player."The defender is one of two new signings for manager Gary Rowett, with Curtis Davies joining from Hull City for an undisclosed fee.Wisdom played for the Rams on Tuesday in their 4-0 pre-season win over Kidderminster - his first game for the club since being part of the starting XI which lost the 2014 Championship play-off final to QPR at Wembley."Everyone knows that I love Derby. It is good to be back. I had a great time when I was here before and it is great to see all the lads again," Wisdom continued."Then there's all the guys that I didn't know and it feels like I have been here for ages. It's a good feeling."When I was here last time we had a great run and it was a great season for us."I am sure hard work, determination, the right results and a bit of luck here and there, hopefully we can do the same."You know what football is like, it's up and down. Hopefully we can concentrate on pre-season and take that into the season."


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Input: More than 100 drivers in Weymouth and Bridport in Dorset, are currently involved in an eighth week of industrial action.Bus firm First Dorset said a further walkout was "unnecessary".The union Unite said it had contacted the conciliation service Acas, but accused First Dorset of not yet agreeing to the terms of reference.First Dorset said it welcomed Unite's request for formal arbitration but added a date had not yet been set.Unite has said Weymouth and Bridport drivers earned Â£8.80 an hour and it wants this to rise to Â£9.50 over three years to match the wages of drivers in Yeovil, Somerset.But First Dorset has said the pay increase is "unaffordable".The first round of action began on 20 June, with the current round due to end at 04.29 BST on Monday.However, further action will now take place from 04:30 on Monday until 04:29 on Tuesday, from 04:30 on Wednesday until 04:29 on Thursday, and from 04:30 on 26 August until 04:29 on 29 August.First Dorset said the firm was providing more than 90% of its services and running an emergency timetable during the dispute.Marc Reddy, managing director of the firm, said: "We simply cannot understand the rationale for further strike action."Typically, when both parties agree to resolve a dispute through collective arbitration, as in this case, industrial action ceases, on the basis that the arbitrator will resolve the dispute with a decision."The decision to strike this week and next is completely unnecessary and will have no bearing on an arbitrator's decision."Unite regional officer Bob Lanning said: "We are keen to get the arbitration process rolling, but the company has yet to agree the terms of reference."He added drivers "won't even consider suspending the strikes until we have a copper-bottomed agreement for a date for the Acas talks".


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Input: She plunged 60ft (18 metres) on to a trail below after losing her footing on the off-limits catwalk of the span in northern California on Tuesday.The unidentified woman, from the Sacramento area, was walking with friends on the girders beneath the Foresthill Bridge near Auburn.She is expected to recover from her injuries, said Placer County Sheriff.Paul Goncharuk, a friend of the woman, told KOVR-TV she was knocked unconscious by the fall, hurt her arm and will require surgery for bone fractures."They were taking a picture on the bridge, and then the big bolts that are holding the beams together, she like stepped on them kind of weirdly and lost balance and fell backwards."Police have warned visitors to stick to designated spots on the 730ft tall bridge and canyon."You will be cited and or arrested if found in any closed location," the Placer County Sheriff's Office said on Facebook."Worse yet, you can lose your life and none of that is worth a selfie!"The Russian craze of extreme selfies


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Input: County chairman Stephen Taylor revealed that they took their decision following a vote by the club's board.Each county is guaranteed revenue of £1.3m from the competition, which is planned to get under way in 2020.The only two counties who have so far not backed the ECB proposal are Essex and Middlesex."The new competition will provide much-needed revenue to all clubs," said Taylor. "With significant additional investment in recreational cricket - something we are very keen to develop."The preservation of all formats of cricket at New Road is fundamentally important. This will go a long way to protecting the four-day game, 50-over competition's and the T20 Blast."The changes require the support of 31 out of 41 of the ECB's voting members, which comprise the 18 first-class counties, 21 recreational boards, the Minor Counties Cricket Association, and the MCC - owners of Lord's and Middlesex's landlord.A number of counties have come out in support of the proposals for the new tournament.Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Somerset, Sussex, Yorkshire and Durham have all announced that they will back the ECB rule change, while Kent have abstaned.Others, including Glamorgan, Hampshire and Warwickshire - the only county who already play their T20 cricket under a city banner as Birmingham Bears - have been vocal in their support for a city-based competition, while Surrey director of cricket Alec Stewart has expressed concern over the details of the new event.


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Input: The Space Centre in Preston thought it had secured Â£800,000 in grants, only to find they never existed.The centre said it is in the process of expanding its premises to handle the demand for care in the region.Lancashire police confirmed it was investigating allegations involving an ex-employee of the centre.Alison Shorrock, centre manager, said the staff and people who used the facilities had been left "devastated" by the news."I was shocked as we thought the remaining grants were in place, but as we rang them one by one, to our absolute horror, we found out that there was absolutely no funding still to come. They had never heard of us."We were running around like children at Christmas because we were so excited at the possibilities that the new centre would bring for all the disabled people, and suddenly to have your hopes and dreams crash to the floor was one of the worst moments of my life."The centre, on Pedders Lane, now say they need to raise Â£500,000 to pay off their immediate debtors, including those involved in building an extension to the building.About 200 groups a month use the centre's facilities, which include multi-sensory areas.It opened in 1993, with the company securing the building next door in 2011 to expand and build a further sensory room, due to open shortly.A Lancashire Police spokesperson said: "We have been made aware of a report regarding financial irregularities made in relation to an ex-employee and inquiries are ongoing to establish the full facts."


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Input: In a letter to constituents, the Oxford East MP wrote: "This election is for a Parliament which is likely to run until 2022, when I would be over 71."By the time of the general election on 8 June, the 66 year old will have held his seat for 30 years.He is the county's only Labour MP and served in Tony Blair's government as chief secretary to the treasury.In a letter to his constituents, he added: "My belief and confidence in the values of fairness which Labour stands for are as strong as ever, and I will work tirelessly to help secure the election of a Labour MP for Oxford East."In the 2015 general election, Mr Smith increased his majority despite suspending his campaigning following death of his wife Val, the former Lord Mayor of Oxford.Analysis: Bethan Phillips, BBC Oxford political correspondentAndrew Smith's decision not to stand as a candidate does mean that Oxfordshire will get at least one new MP this summer.And other parties will now be looking at the Oxford East constituency with interest.It's seen as a safe Labour seat - Andrew Smith got a majority of more than 15,000 at the last election, with the Conservatives getting a surprise second place.But look back to 2005 and the Liberal Democrats came within 963 votes of winning.The former work and pensions secretary came under criticism by some Labour supporters in 2015 when he provided the 35th vote required for Jeremy Corbyn to be on the ballot in the party's leadership election.Mr Smith, who actually supported Yvette Cooper, said it would have been "indefensible" to leave Mr Corbyn off the ballot paper.But he later echoed calls from colleagues for his party's leader to resign.In 2016, he said: "We cannot go into a general election with a leader with such lack of support from MPs and a significant section of the wider membership."The Oxford Labour Party said the National Executive Committee will begin selection procedures for its prospective candidate.


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Input: Heather Foggo, 48, became unwell during the Mighty Deerstalker event in the Scottish Borders on Saturday evening.She was taken to Borders General Hospital in Melrose by emergency crews but did not survive.A spokesman for Rat Race Adventure Sports, which organised the event, said they were "extremely saddened"."The participant became unwell at 17:56, approximately one mile into the event, close to our event control station and at the location of one of our safety marshals," he added."A member of our medical team was on the scene within three minutes as we implemented our response protocols."They were assisted by an off-duty paramedic until the arrival of the Scottish Ambulance Service."The spokesman said the company would offer its "full assistance" to the authorities.The 10-mile (16km) event, billed as the UK's biggest night race, was being held near Traquair House, at Innerleithen in Tweeddale.Two thousand people took part in Saturday's event, which began at 17:30.Police Scotland said there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death and a report would be sent to the procurator fiscal.


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Input: They say that two more people were seriously injured at the gathering at the Madrid Arena.It was not immediately known what caused the crush, but reports suggest the panic began after a flare was thrown in the crowd.The indoor arena, which can hold up to 10,000 people, was later evacuated.The three women were trampled to death at about 04:00 local time on Thursday (03:00 GMT), Spanish police say.Two of the victims were 18 years old, while the third was 25.A police investigation is currently under way."There was a human crush at the only exit they had because the others were sealed off," a partygoer - who gave her name as Sandra - told Spain's Cadena Ser radio station.A police investigation is currently under way.UK exchange student David Wilkinson told the BBC that he was near the entrance as the crush was starting.However, he said he and his friends hadn't realised there had been a tragedy until some hours later."I saw one of the entrances was overflowing with people and, with other entrances closed off, something bad was bound to happen," he said."People were close to being trampled all night with many falling over multiple times as they struggled to find space to stand."There was no police evacuation to deal with the emergency.  Some of my friends were still partying oblivious to the events."The Halloween music party featured a number of well-known DJs.The stampede recalled a mass panic at the Love Parade music festival in Germany that killed 21 people in 2010.


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Input: Ewan Williamson died in July 2009 after becoming trapped while tackling a blaze at the Balmoral Bar on Dalry Road.Last year the service was fined Â£54,000 after admitting health and safety breaches that contributed to his death.The SFRS has published a report into the incident containing a series of lessons and recommendations.They include the urgent need for a policy on the use of breathing apparatus, tactical ventilation of buildings and improved communication.The report also identified a need for risk management training and support for firefighters in stressful situations.Mr Williamson, 35, was the first firefighter in the history of the Lothian and Borders Fire Service to die tackling a blaze.He became trapped in conditions of zero visibility and extreme heat as he was deployed at the incident on 12 July 2009.Alasdair Hay, Scottish Fire and Rescue Service chief officer, said there was a commitment to implementing all the recommendations.He said: "Moving to a single service gave us the unique opportunity to introduce the pan-Scotland programme in 2014 and since then we have been proactively learning from the past to improve firefighter safety in the future. We are making progress."He added: "The role of a firefighter will always be inherently dangerous but this report will help us reduce potential risk through more effective procedures and a culture of continuous improvement."Chris McGlone, Fire Brigades Union executive council member, welcomed the report.He said: "We are confident that, when fully implemented, the Safer Firefighter Programme will promote lasting improvements to the safety of firefighters not only in Scotland but across the UK."We believe that this report can be the start of that journey and will help us to achieve our shared aim that no firefighter should lose their life protecting our communities."


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Input: Amanda Walker, 48, from Knaresborough, was admitted to Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust Hospital in December 2010 after miscarrying twins.Her injuries were caused by a medical mask designed to keep her airway open during an operation.The hospital apologised to Ms Walker, who said the pain was debilitating.When she woke up from the procedure she had severe pain in her jaw and struggled to open her mouth.Read more about this and other stories from York and North YorkshireHer dentist later told her that her jaw was misaligned and there was significant damage to the muscles, tendons and ligaments around it, she said."My first MRI scan showed that my injuries were similar to that of a car crash victim they were that severe," Ms Walker said.She has needed a series of operations to repair the damage, including a partial jaw replacement."It changed my diet, left me relying on my family more than ever," she said.Ms Walker received a written apology from the hospital as well as financial compensation, the exact amount of which has not been revealed.Dr David Scullion, medical director at Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust, said: "We have apologised to Ms Walker for the impact this injury has had on her, and I would like to reiterate that apology now."We conducted an investigation into Ms Walker's care with us in 2010 and want to give assurance that we have learned all we can from this incident."


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Input: The director said women were being held back because of "misguided distrust" in their ability to make box office hits."It comes down to who they feel safe about in terms of flying the plane," Asante said of top industry figures."Even when women are able, or allowed, to make movies we are making certain types of movies."The Belle director added women are at a particular disadvantage where big blockbuster films are concerned because "there's money to be supposedly lost or earned".Next month, Asante's latest movie A United Kingdom will become the first film with a black female director to open the London Film Festival.Speaking after a panel discussion about sexism in film at the Empire Live film event, Asante said: "It's a trust issue in terms of the powers that be and whether or not they believe that these movies can sell, will sell, in terms of the female narrative and how much they trust women behind the camera when it comes to directing."We know that it's a misguided distrust in many ways because we know that women-directed movies don't necessarily make less money than your average movie that's directed by a man - but for some reason there's that fear and that I think is something that has to be dealt with."Asante's comments come after research found "systemic" gender imbalance in the entertainment industry.The research, published by theatre company Tonic, which works with arts organisations on achieving gender equality, focused on low levels of female employment at the National Theatre prior to 2015.Follow us on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, on Instagram at bbcnewsents, or if you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.


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Input: O'Neill is among several names to have been linked with the Premier League side since Claudio Ranieri's sacking.Caretaker boss Craig Shakespeare has strengthened his prospects after guiding the Foxes to two straight wins."You have to consider these things if the opportunity is presented to you," said O'Neill, 47."I don't think you can ever say 'no' in football but equally I'm not actively looking for another job."When vacancies have arisen particularly in England this year, my name has been mentioned but I actively haven't sought another job outside of the one I'm in. That won't change over the course of my contract."It's always nice to be linked with jobs. It's the nature of football now and the media that surrounds football."Media playback is not supported on this deviceLeicester, who won the Premier League last season, are believed to have spoken to a number of potential candidates to replace Ranieri, including former England manager Roy Hodgson.O'Neill added that all his focus at the moment is on Northern Ireland's crucial home World Cup qualifier against Norway on 26 March."As a squad and as a team, we want to do the country proud and give ourselves the opportunity of going to Russia."The Northern Ireland boss was appointed in December 2011 and has three more years on his current contract.Media playback is not supported on this deviceO'Neill's four-year deal, signed last March, included a release clause which would see the Irish FA being entitled to compensation if the Ballymena man was lured into club management.He guided Northern Ireland to their major finals in 30 years as his side qualified for Euro 2016.O'Neill's side qualified for the knockout stages in France before a second-round defeat by Wales and his team lie second in their World Cup qualifying group after four series of fixtures.


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Input: They were mistakenly painted on the Bregagh Road near Armoy by a contractor who had been doing work in the area.The iconic tunnel of trees, known as the Dark Hedges, features as the Kingsroad in the smash-hit HBO television series.Conservationists and fans had expressed their annoyance at the error.The Department for Regional Development (DRD) said work began on Wednesday morning to remove the white lines and was completed by lunchtime.It is the second setback for the Dark Hedges in just over a week.At the end of January, Storm Gertrude ripped up two of the 200-year-old beeches that overhang the road and damaged a third.Amateur photographer Bob McCallion, who lives in the area, welcomed the removal of the lines."I actually called the lines sacrilege because they just shouldn't be there and I'm glad to see them gone," he said."It's a step forward, but there's a lot of issues here."The road has actually been made wider recently which is not on."The verges need to be restored and the road brought back to its original width."It affects the overall visual impact of the place doing things like this and you've got to be very careful that you look at the whole area more or less like a conservation area and try to look after it."


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Input: In his first interview since the collision, Morgan said he still suffered "headaches and nosebleeds" as a result of the collision.And he choked back tears as he recalled the day he learned his friend, James "Jimmy Mack" McNair, had been killed.A Wal-Mart truck crashed into the back of Morgan's limo in June 2014.He was left in a coma for two weeks, with a traumatic head injury, a broken leg, nose and ribs.Prosecutors allege the driver had not slept for more than 24 hours. Morgan settled a legal case against Wal-Mart last week for an undisclosed sum.The supermarket chain previously reached an agreement with the family of Mr McNair, 62, who grew up with Morgan in New York."I'm happy that Wal-Mart stepped up to the plate in a tremendous way, and they took full responsibility," the 30 Rock star told Matt Lauer on NBC's Today Show. "I'm happy they looked out for Jimmy Mack's family."Clutching a cane, Morgan said he had been "up and down" since the crash, but his daughter, son and fiancee, Megan Wollover, "keep my spirits up".He explained he did not learn of McNair's death until he emerged from the coma. He later found footage of his fellow comedian's funeral online and "lost it for about a week.""He was a loving man and he was a warm man," Mr Morgan said through tears. "He was a good man. It's just hard for me to see that he's gone. That's it."Bones heal but the loss of my friend will never heal."Asked if he hoped to return to the stage, he replied: "I love comedy. I'll never stop loving her. And I can't wait to get back to her, but right now, my goal is just to heal and get better."Because I'm not 100% yet. I'm not. And when I'm there, you'll know it. I'll get back to making you laugh. I promise you."


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Input: Lancaster's future has been the subject of constant speculation since the 46-year-old's side became the first World Cup hosts to exit at the pool stage."He has got the ability - it's a no-brainer to me," Henry, 69, told BBC Radio 5 live's Sportsweek programme."Stuart is a good man and has produced a side with good values."Lancaster, who was appointed in 2011, came into the World Cup having overseen three successive second-place finishes in the Six Nations.England's failure to reach the quarter-finals - following defeats by Wales and Australia - has led to calls for him to leave his post.The review of England's campaign will begin on Monday, with the Rugby Football Union adamant the future of Lancaster - who signed a new six-year contract in 2014 - is yet to be decided.Henry, whose New Zealand side lost in the quarter-finals of the 2007 tournament before winning the competition four years later, believes the RFU should stand by Lancaster."All professional sporting coaches who have been in their job for a while have rollercoasters," he said. "Those times are extremely difficult and I can empathise with Stuart."I hope Stuart stays because you learn a lot more from tough times."Martin Johnson stepped down as England manager in November 2011 after a World Cup quarter-final defeat by France.Henry added: "I thought that was wrong. He hadn't got experience and would have grown a great deal. Too often we burn our coaches because it is public opinion and media opinion."Continuity of people is critical if you want to produce something special. They know where they have been and where they are at and what they need to do to get better."If you bring a new person in, it starts all over again and takes someone two or three years to get their feet under the table and feel comfortable in the job."


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Input: Ex-miner Tommy Ward was found badly injured at his home in Salisbury Road in Maltby, Rotherham, on 1 October.About Â£30,000 was thought to have been taken.Mr Ward had 15 great-grandchildren. He died on Tuesday night in Rotherham Hospital where he had been receiving treatment since the attack.He suffered a "significant neurological injury" in the raid.South Yorkshire Police said a post-mortem examination would be carried out to determine the cause of Mr Ward's death.A safety deposit box was taken in the break-in, and a similar one was found in the Kilnhurst area two weeks after the attack, police said.Det Ch Insp Vicky Short said the police investigation was ongoing, and appealed for witnesses to the attack.She said: "Officers would still like to speak to witnesses, or anyone who has information about what happened."I urge anyone who has even the slightest piece of information to come forward and tell us what you know."Two 19-year-old men previously arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and burglary have been released with no further action.A teenage boy arrested on suspicion of handling stolen goods, and a 23-year-old man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder have also been released without further action.After the raid, Mr Ward's daughter Jackie Perry, 52, described his attackers as "animals" and said they had "no conscience"."They've walked away and shut that door knowing how seriously ill my dad was and they left him for dead, for the sake of money," she said.South Yorkshire Police released a graphic picture, showing some of the injuries suffered by the great-grandfather, as part of their appeal.


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Input: The song, which features Bruno Mars, was due out in January.The British DJ and producer changed the date after it was performed on the X Factor on Saturday.Contestant Fleur East's version of the song spent three days on top of the iTunes chart before being trumped by Ronson's original.Uptown Funk is the first single from Ronson's Uptown Special album which is due out next year.Fleur East admitted that she performed the song after being handed it a just hours before the live show.She said: "I don't think anyone expected my performance to be as popular as it was."We didn't expect it to go to number one on iTunes. That's crazy like."Seemingly wanting to benefit from the hype generated by Fleur, Mark Ronson, bought forward the song's release date.X Factor boss Simon Cowell and Mark Ronson are both under the Columbia Records umbrella and critics have suggested this is a clever PR move.Changing the release date of the song was seen as a gamble by some.Uptown Funk has entered the charts at the most competitive time of year - the race for Christmas number one.Although some bookmakers have suspended bets on the song staying on top of the charts over the festive period.However it faces competition from the Band Aid charity single and the X Factor's winner's single - which ironically could belong Fleur.Follow @BBCNewsbeat on Twitter and Radio1Newsbeat on YouTube


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Input: Gloucester Services, Liverpool's Alder Hey Hospital and Stanbrook Abbey near York were three of 46 projects named on the 2016 Riba National Awards list.The eclectic list includes a London museum and an Essex housing estate.A "shimmering stainless steel library" in Oxford, designed by the late Dame Zaha Hadid's firm, also made the list.The Sir John Soane Museum in Holborn, central London, is one of several cultural spaces honoured, alongside York Art Gallery, Manchester's HOME and the Portland Collection in Nottinghamshire.Eleven higher and further education buildings and four schools received the accolade, including the Bob Champion Research and Education Building in Norwich, Poole's Drawing Studio, Davenies School in Buckinghamshire and the City of Glasgow College.The Scottish college was one of only four non-English projects honoured, the other being a house in Edinburgh, a research building in Glasgow and a health centre in County Down.Riba president Jane Duncan said huge investment in education was this year's "stand-out trend"."It is encouraging to see so much emphasis placed on the power of architecture to help institutions to attract students and stand out from the mediocre," she said.She also praised the "strong selection of new housing developments" on the list."Too often we see projects which have cut corners in quality, which fails the people these new homes are meant to serve."I hope these achievements in housing inspire other developers."


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Input: The 19-year-old from Flintshire set an F20 shot put personal best of 12.94m to secure bronze.Poland's Ewa Durska set a world record to win gold with Anastasiia Mysnyk of the Ukraine winning silver."You can't picture something as amazing as this. I came here for a PB. I didn't think I'd get a medal as well," Fortune said."It was an absolute honour to run around that track with the GB flag flying behind you."I just hope, maybe in Tokyo, I'll get the gold medal and listen to the anthem played."Sprinter Rhys Jones ran a personal best to finish fourth in his heat to qualify for Sunday's T37 100m final.Sara Head will face Chinese world champion Li Qian in the women's singles class 3 table tennis quarter final after a 3-0 last 16 victory over Croatia's Helena Dretar-Karic having earlier beaten Sigala Lopez of Mexico."I'm over the moon. I was controlled, composed, kept to my game and that worked. It was so much fun," Head said.In the men's singles class 1, Rob Davies will play Endre Major from Hungary in Sunday's semi-final following a 3-0 win over Jean-Francois Ducay of France.Ducay had beaten Davies in the group stages at London 2012 and Davies was relieved to make amends."He is one of the top guys in Paralympic table tennis in my class and has been for years and it has been a battle with him for eight years and to get my revenge on him for London is sweet for sure," Davies said.Fellow Welshman Paul Davies, having beaten Brazil's Aloisio Lima earlier in the day, could not repeat his heroics against Ki-won Nam and the Korean was a 3-0 winner in the men' singles class 1.Welsh judoka Jack Hodgson lost to Kento Masaki of Japan in the quarter-finals of the men's +100kg category and although he beat Turkey's Dursun Hayran in the repechages the 19-year-old later lost to Ilham Zakiyev of Azerbaijan.Clare Griffiths and GB's Women's Wheelchair basketball team secured their third win with a 50-45 victory over Germany.


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Input: The Celtic captain says the squad owe it to the manager to turn their form around.He also urged supporters to get behind the team and the manager following the reigning champions' defeats by Ross County and Aberdeen."We now need to do it for him," said the Scotland midfielder. "We've got to take responsibility."Brown said the players were "devastated" by the 2-1 defeat by Aberdeen, which reduced Celtic's lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership to three points.He remains confident, though, that the squad has the ability and mentality to prevail in the title race."Stick with us," Brown said in a message to the Celtic fans."We're disappointed with the last two games, but we'll bounce back."We've got two huge games coming up in the league at home and we'll need their support."The manager's been good since he came in, he's put 100% into the job and a lot behind us as well."He's coping well, he's always positive. He's always looking at how we can improve as a team and players. He's bouncing through it."We speak all the time, we go through a lot of things together."Brown said there were sticky patches under previous manager Gordon Strachan."We've got to take a lot of responsibility," he said. "It's us who are out on the park."We're still top of the league and that's what people have got to remember."We had tough times under Gordon and we came through that, we became better players and went on to win trophies."That's what we aim to do at the end of this season."We're still three points clear. We know what it's about, we've been there and done it before and we'll do it again this year."Winning leagues is always hard, losing two games in a row is always hard, but it's about how you bounce back. We've got the mentality in that dressing room and the belief that we can do it."


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Input: Bow Street station, on the Cambrian line north of Aberystwyth, was closed in 1965 as part of the Beeching cuts.The Welsh Government is seeking £6.8m from the UK government to cover three quarters of the cost of a new station.Mid and West Wales AM Eluned Morgan said there was a "very strong" economic case for the project, with a new university campus opening up."Rail infrastructure is crucial to opening up the connections to Aberystwyth and beyond," she said."There is a welcome upturn in economic activity in the area, including the new Aberystwyth University campus nearby."This rail stop will cut down on traffic, promote business, reduce pollution, provide a vital transport system for commuters and the elderly."The Welsh Government has applied for a £6.8m grant for part funding from the UK government for the project which would include a new train station and interchange plus car parking and bus stops.Economy Secretary Ken Skates said he had submitted a "strong" application for 75% of the cost of the new station - the maximum the UK Government could cover.He said the Welsh Government would provide the remaining 25% of the funding - £1.7m.Proposals for a new station at Bow Street have been shown at a public event and, if approved, is hoped will open in 2019.It would be built a short distance south of the original station, which is now the site of a builders' merchants.A spokesman for Ceredigion council said it had found "considerable support" for the scheme in consultation.The authority expected to hear the outcome of the funding application early in 2017.Ms Morgan said she also hoped Welsh ministers would also consider reopening Carno station, also on the Cambrian line, in Powys, which closed in 1963.


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Input: He said some shows now neglect traditional storytelling for the sake of "gratuitous" use of CGI graphics.The 84-year-old, who was a fixture on Jackanory from the 1960s to '90s, said: "You can't help but notice how children's TV has changed".Cribbins is returning to the genre in the new Cbeebies show Old Jack's Boat.He said the series, which starts on Monday, has "a very nice balance" between traditional storytelling and animation.But of other children's programmes, he said: "It's all very fast and noisy now I think."You think of the gentleness of Jackanory, somebody would walk onto the set, sit down and say 'hello I'm going to tell you about Ratty and Mole and the Wind in the Willows' and off you went."Nice and gentle, and the only thing you saw, apart from the guy or lady talking to you, was a few captions and illustrations, which were stills. That was how it used to be. Pure, simple storytelling."Now there seems to be - sometimes, not always - a tendency to use every single opportunity to put in CGI and animation and a lot of it is, I think, gratuitous when the story is actually doing the work for you."I think we've got a very nice balance with Old Jack's Boat of story and little bits and pieces [of animation] as well."Old Jack's Boat was co-written by former Doctor Who scribe Russell T Davies and features ex-Doctor Who actress Freema Agyeman.Cribbins is also known for playing Wilfred Mott in Doctor Who as well as for roles in Coronation Street, Last of the Summer Wine and Worzel Gummidge.He holds the record for the most Jackanory appearances - 111 in total - and played station porter Albert Perks in classic 1970 film The Railway Children.