here in shrewsbury the _ latest from shrewsbury now. have tragically been cut short. here at the parish church people have been able to come and pay their respects. i am joined by the referent charlotte complex. tell me the impact this has had on the community. tell me the impact this has had on the community-— the community. utter devastation this morning- _ the community. utter devastation this morning. when _ the community. utter devastation this morning. when you _ the community. utter devastation this morning. when you wake i the community. utter devastation this morning. when you wake upl the community. utter devastation i this morning. when you wake up and think you _ this morning. when you wake up and think you might have dreamt yesterday's awful news and you realise — yesterday's awful news and you realise that it is still a reality, it's utterly _ realise that it is still a reality, it's utterly devastating. those lads were well— it's utterly devastating. those lads were well loved within the community and wider— were well lov

area —— jevon travelling up from the shrewsbury area ——jevon hirst, harvey owen, wilf henderson andgo morris. it is a very close—knit community, one of the welsh speaking heartland is here, we have seen a response and reaction coming in from the local community. many appeals on facebook and people helping with those searches. in the distance, you can see the police cordon. it is worth noting some of the events when we look back to the early morning and last night, that is when the concern was raised by north wales police about the whereabouts ofjevon hirst, harvey owen, wilf henderson and hugo morris and we were later alerted around lunchtime following further searches that north wales police had found a ford fiesta, that they had been travelling in, and throughout the afternoon police have been coming and going and carrying on with those operations. we understand that the four boys who are from the shrewsbury area had come here over the weekend to enjoy camping, this is a popular thing to do in this part of the country and as north wales police referred to a tragic outcome from wha

here in shrewsbury, — latest feng shui is free. here in shrewsbury, the _ latest feng shui is free.t feng shui is free. here in . shrewsbury, the reaction has been one of mourning and sadness. these boys, aged between 16 and 18 and their lives have been tragically cut short. here are happy parish church people have been able to come and pay their respects and i am joined ljy pay their respects and i am joined by the reverend here now. just tell me the practice has had on the community. ——just me the practice has had on the community. —— just tell me the impact this has had. community. -- just tell me the impact this has had.— community. -- just tell me the impact this has had. you feel like ou impact this has had. you feel like you dreamt _ impact this has had. you feel like you dreamt yesterday's _ impact this has had. you feel like you dreamt yesterday's awful - impact this has had. you feel like i you dreamt yesterday's awful news and you _ you dreamt yesterday's awful news and you realise it is a reality, it is utterly— and you realise it is a reality, it is utterly devastating

phil mackie, bbc news, shrewsbury.he chancellor delivered his autumn statement laying out his tax and spending plans for the year ahead. as always, in these things, focusing on what wasn't included in the statements as well as what was. that's a people pouring over the detail of the 110 announcement the chancellor said was designed to boost growth. joining me now is councillor shaun davies — chair, local government association. there's a lot in that statement, i am looking here, you asked for three men request from the chancellor in this autumn statement, how many did you get? irate this autumn statement, how many did ou net? ~ �* . , you get? we didn't get any, unfortunately, _ you get? we didn't get any, unfortunately, and - you get? we didn't get any, unfortunately, and we - you get? we didn't get any, unfortunately, and we can l you get? we didn't get any, . unfortunately, and we can have you get? we didn't get any, - unfortunately, and we can have a national growth structure it without a local growth economy, so w

phil mackie, bbc news, shrewsbury.rpool. ashley dale, who was 28, was shot with a machine gun at her home in august last year. james witham, joseph peers, niall barry and sean zeisz were convicted at liverpool crown court. the world's leading artificial intelligence company — openai— says its co—founder sam altman is back as ceo, just five days after he was sacked by the board. he was reinstated after almost all of the company's 770 staff signed a letter demanding his return. here's our technology editor zoe kleinman. it's been a popcorn—grabbing boardroom drama. even chatgpt failed to predict this. ask the bot what would happen if sam altman was fired and it says "there would likely have been contingency plans." in reality, openai's plan, if there was one, has been in freefall for the last five days. on friday, he was fired as ceo. we still don't know why. over the weekend, staff said they wanted the boss back. by monday, openai investor microsoft had offered sam altman a newjob, but the majority of openaistaff signed

phil mackie, bbc news, shrewsbury.un, although hearings may not begin until next autumn. the inquiry will examine how the nurse was able to murder seven babies and try to kill six others. it will also look at how the nhs handled the case and its response to doctors who raised concerns. hundreds ofjobs are at risk after the owner of scotland's only oil refinery, at grangemouth, announced that it could close in 18 months�* time. its owner petro—ineos said it plans to turn grangemouth into a terminal for importing fuel. the bbc has been told that, if confirmed, the move would result in at least 400 job losses. back now to our main story — the chancellor's autumn statement. reeta. well, the chancellor delivered his statement against a backdrop of people really struggling with the cost of living crisis. here in hull, gps say they have seen a clear rise in the number of patients coming to see them with mental health problems linked to financial worries. one of the tools now available to doctors?is social prescribing, where t

jevon hirst, harvey owen, wilf henderson and hugo morris had travelled by car from shrewsbury to eryrirk — or snowdonia — where it's believed they were camping. police say their car was spotted this morning by a member of the public in the village of garreg. it had left the road and was upside down and partially submerged in water. from there, here's our correspondent, phil mackie. the scenery is spectacular, but the terrain can be deadly. four friends came here from shropshire for a few days away. their disappearance sparked a huge search, after their loved ones lost contact with them. we now know the boys left shrewsbury on saturday night, on the way to eryri, which is also known as snowdonia. on sunday, the boys were reported missing, and harvey owen's phone was last used around midday. today, just before noon, police said they had found a vehicle near garreg. then, later today, they announced the news everyone dreaded. police officers attended and located a ford fiesta vehicle upside down, partially submerged in water. tragically, the bodies of four young males were recovered from

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we now know the boys left shrewsbury on saturday night, on the way to eryri, which is also known as snowdoniag, and harvey owen's phone was last used around midday. today, just before noon, police said they had found a vehicle near garreg. then, later today, they announced the news everyone dreaded. police officers attended and located a ford fiesta vehicle upside down, partially submerged in water. tragically, the bodies of four young males were recovered from within the vehicle. the families of the missing men have been informed. our thoughts are with them at this desperate time. this was where their car, a silver ford fiesta, came off the road as it bends around the large crag which dominates the landscape. at the foot of the valley down there you can see some emergency vehicles in the distance. we have seen them coming and going, and that road has actually been closed off for most of the day. up here you get a sense of the terrain, just how remote it is, how narrow the roads are, how windy they are, and we know that on sunday afternoon, the weather conditions were appalling. it was wet, i

we now know the boys left shrewsbury on saturday night, on the way to eryri, which is also known as snowdonia and harvey owen's phone was last used around midday. today, just before noon, police said they had found a vehicle near garreg. then, later today, they announced the news everyone dreaded. police officers attended and located a ford fiesta vehicle upside down, partially submerged in water. tragically, the bodies of four young males were recovered from within the vehicle. the families of the missing men have been informed. our thoughts are with them at this desperate time. this was where their car, a silver ford fiesta, came off the road as it bends around the large crag which dominates the landscape. at the foot of the valley down there you can see some emergency vehicles in the distance. we have seen them coming and going, and that road has actually been closed off for most of the day. up here you get a sense of the terrain, just how remote it is, how narrow the roads are, how windy they are, and we know that on sunday afternoon, the weather conditions were appalling. it was wet, it

this happened two weekends ago, it is understood the boys had gone on a camping trip to snowdonia from shrewsbury for the weekend. they last —— the last contact was in the sunday foot alarm was raised on monday when they didn't return home and on tuesday morning is understood a member of the public saw their silver ford fiesta overturned and had come off the road near a village. it was partially submerged in water and as we know now, the cause of death has been a preliminary cause of death has been drowning. the north west police initially said it looked like a tragic accident and they have appealed for anybody that was driving on that road over those three days from sunday the 19th to tuesday the 21st, that might have dashcam footage to give it to them so they can continue their investigations. so the invest —— must at the inquest is adjourned until an investigation has come to an end. this tory dominated headlines at the beginning of last week when we heard this tragedy had taken place and a number of tributes poured in especially for those living in shrewsbury where the four boys lived come in

we have seen social media posts from the families of the boys and also shrewsbury college where they were studying, to say they were very concerned and i hope they would be returned safe. until in the past hour we know that the silver ford fiesta in which they have been travelling was recovered further up the road. we also know an air ambulance was seen in this area a little time before that. the relatives — little time before that. the relatives of _ little time before that. the relatives of the _ little time before that. the relatives of the four - little time before that. the relatives of the four missing teenagers are obviously beside themselves with worry. we have heard from some of them. yes. themselves with worry. we have heard from some of them.— from some of them. yes, we heard in articular from some of them. yes, we heard in particular from _ from some of them. yes, we heard in particular from crystal _ from some of them. yes, we heard in particular from crystal owen, - from some of them. yes, we heard in particular from crystal owen, the - particularfrom crystal owen, the

members of the community in shrewsbury have spoken of their sadness as the community of shrewsbury is and shocked by what has happened . has happened. >> i don't live here but i work here and the atmosphere is palpable. we within the first hour of opening the abbey and we opened a little early this morning, we have seen 40 or 50 students and other members of the public come in. i knew harvey through secondary school and skating with him . and skating with him. >> i think we were very close in secondary school, skating out on the weekends , doing fun things. the weekends, doing fun things. same with jeff wilf recently started coming to the gym . i started coming to the gym. i kind of almost tried to take him under my wing and try and show him everything and he was just such a lovely lad. >> live across the uk on tv, >> we live across the uk on tv, on digital radio and on your smart speaker. if you want to just say play gb news. now it's over to . martin over to. martin >> thank you, aaron. well, there's only one place to start today. and of course, that's the autumn statement. let's ge

college friends from shrewsbury, jevon hirst, harvey 0wen, wilf henderson and hugo morris, went on ar came back that tips today, a candle marked the spot where they're still the ford fiesta left the road. it was felt upside down apostasy but a8 hours after they left wishing. in shrewsbury, friends are new to treatment were struggling to deal with the feelings that go with it. agrief struggling to deal with the feelings that go with it— that go with it. grief doesn't feel real to think— that go with it. grief doesn't feel real to think they _ that go with it. grief doesn't feel real to think they are _ that go with it. grief doesn't feel real to think they are not - that go with it. grief doesn't feel real to think they are not going l that go with it. grief doesn't feel| real to think they are not going to be here any more. and ifjust a horrible feeling, knowing that two lads who were seen every day, never going to see them again, never hear their voice. this going to see them again, never hear their voice. , , going to see them again, never hear their voice-— their voice. this is th

shrewsbury couege shrewsbury as well.reaking and tragic, all four were doing a—levels. churches will be open today for prayers and thought. be open today for prayers and thou:ht. ., ., be open today for prayers and thou:ht. . ~ i., , be open today for prayers and thou:ht. ., ,, ,. , . the chief medical officer for england, sir chris whitty, is expected to finish giving evidence to the covid inquiry later. he's already said that the first lockdown in march 2020 was imposed "a bit too late," but the government had "no good options." the former deputy chief medical officer, sirjonathan van—tam will also be questioned later. ellie price has this report. next slide, please. it became the unlikely slogan of the time. the man we were so used to from those covid news conferences told the inquiry, in hindsight, the first lockdown was a bit too late. shall be the truth. the whole truth. and nothing but the truth. professor sir chris whitty said he had been more cautious about the measure than others because he was concerned about t

we now know the boys left shrewsbury on saturday night, on the way to eryri, which is also known as snowdoniaorted missing, and harvey owen's phone was last used around midday. today, just before noon, police said they had found a vehicle near garreg. then, later today, they announced the news everyone dreaded. police officers attended and located a ford fiesta vehicle upside down, partially submerged in water. tragically, the bodies of four young males were recovered from within the vehicle. the families of the missing men have been informed. our thoughts are with them at this desperate time. this was where their car, a silver ford fiesta, came off the road as it bends around the large crag which dominates the landscape. at the foot of the valley down there you can see some emergency vehicles in the distance. we have seen them coming and going, and that road has actually been closed off for most of the day. up here you get a sense of the terrain, just how remote it is, how narrow the roads are, how windy they are, and we know that on sunday afternoon, the weather conditions were appalling. i

we have seen a social media posts from the boys�* families, and also from shrewsbury college, where they we have had in particularfrom little time before that. we have had in particular from crystal, little time before that. we have had in particularfrom crystal, mother of harveyjones, one of the people he was travelling up here. she said that she did not know that he was coming to north wales. that she would be frantic with worry, and she is not really sure what he was doing here. they are being kept informed by north wales police. he is 17 years old. he was a student at shrewsbury college, doing his a—levels, along with, we believe, the other three people in the car. he left home on saturday night, to come to wales, although they did not know he was coming here. they thought he was going somewhere else. obviously, they have been tearing their hair out over the past 24 hours or so, their hair out over the past 24 hours orso, and their hair out over the past 24 hours or so, and as soon as it became clear that they have been to north wales, and secondly that they had disappeared, that the

the four teenagers are believed to be from the shrewsbury area, and have been travelling in the areas, has told the media that she is extremely worried.. i walked for about a mile, as i couldn't see anything, but we know that in the past hour, north wales police had said that they have recovered the silver ford fiesta that they were looking for, that we know the four boys were travelling in, and have been on a camping trip over the weekend. i can tell you that this is a very narrow, recently passed test rode —— this is quite a narrow road, and the recentlyjust passed their test. their last location was known, and so we had an appeal from location was known, and so we had an appealfrom north location was known, and so we had an appeal from north wales location was known, and so we had an appealfrom north wales police, social media posts, from the boys'

or shrewsbury, shrewsbury, thank shrewsbury, shrewsbury.t's why you're here. so correct . my you're here. so correct. my stupidity. right. morning jack. what's going on there ? you yeah. what's going on there? you yeah. >> good morning to you both. well we're here. well, i would say shrewsbury town centre, but there we go. but as you can probably see, milling all around me, military me, there are military personnel, 120, as you mentioned. we've also got veterans well, all veterans here as well, all raising those funds for raising those vital funds for the poppy appeal. of course, we've got armoured cars. you can see me as well. it's not see behind me as well. it's not just about raising that money. it's about education and it's also about education and educating about educating people all about the poppy educating people all about the poppy course, the poppy appeal. and of course, the importance armistice day. and poppy appeal. and of course, the imjthat,1ce armistice day. and poppy appeal. and of course, the imjthat, we armistice day. and

the four boys, all students at shrewsbury college , were doing shrewsbury college, were doing a—levelsnews reporter theo chikomba, who's gwyneth for us this who's at gwyneth for us this morning. theo, it sounds like the was dreadful at the the weather was dreadful at the weekend between weekend and there ages between 16 and 18, relatively new drivers. and it certainly sounds as though this was a terrible accident . accident. >> yes. well the weather conditions, as we've heard , were conditions, as we've heard, were not in the best conditions on sunday. and the roads around here are windy and narrow and do need some skill to drive, particularly in that kind of weather. but yesterday , the weather. but yesterday, the wales north police confirmed that four bodies were found in an overturned car, which was partially in water. now it's a difficult moment not for only the families, but those who know them as well. and of course, the community as they come to terms with what's happened in the last 12 hours or so. i'd say there's been an outpouring of condolences from not only the college that

this happened two weekends ago, it is understood the boys had gone on a camping trip to snowdonia from shrewsburyhey didn't return home and on tuesday morning is understood a member of the public saw their silver ford fiesta overturned and had come off the road near a village. it was partially submerged in water and as we know now, the cause of death has been a preliminary cause of death has been drowning. the north west police initially said it looked like a tragic accident and they have appealed for anybody that was driving on that road over those three days from sunday the 19th to tuesday the 21st, that might have dashcam footage to give it to them so they can continue their investigations. so the invest —— must at the inquest is

the four boys had travelled by car from shrewsbury to the area where it is believed they were camping of the stories now. over 100 people have been killed by flash floods caused by heavy rains in the horn of africa. which is this area here on the eastern coast that includes several countries such as ethiopian and somalia. this video shows how bad the floods are in somalia and more than 600,000 people have been displaced from their home. and the key vintage football shop the key vintage football shop the move to manchester. they ran this in their hometown of kyiv in ukraine but they were forced to flee in february last year. they managed to get out of the country the day before russia landed a full—scale invasion. they said one day they plan to go back they are really enjoying running it from manchester at the moment. and time now for ten seconds of turkeys at the white house. yeah, you did hear that right. us president biden congratulated mac liberty and well ahead of thanksgiving as they travelled away to get there and they even stated a hotel suite in washington. i am jealous. good

shrewsbury town accident. shrewsbury town council have called it a terrible tragedy .uts, investment in the energy sector and getting people back into work are among the measures expected to be announced by the chancellor later. jeremy hunts autumn statement will pitch britain's economy as being back on track as he seeks to ease the tax burden from a 70 year high. chair of the commons treasury committee , harriet baldwin, says committee, harriet baldwin, says the statement is about getting britain moving . britain moving. >> well, i think it is going to be a real turning point today in terms of the autumn statement because if you cast your mind back to a year ago, inflation was running over 11. now we've got a backdrop of it having fallen to 4.6. and the bank of england forecast saying that it'll fall further next year . it'll fall further next year. and so that's a backdrop where jeremy hunt, who had to raise taxes last year , can look taxes last year, can look actually at giving some of that back to the hard working people of the uk . of the uk. >> however, the shado

jevon hirst, harvey 0wen, wilf henderson and hugo morris had travelled by car from shrewsbury to theer stories. over 100 people have been killed by flash floods caused by heavy rains in the horn of africa which is this area here on the eastern coast that includes several countries like ethiopia and somalia. this video shows how bad the floods are in somalia, where more than 600,000 people have been displaced from their homes. and the kyiv vintage football shop that moved to manchester! polina and serge originally ran this in their hometown of kyiv in ukraine, but they were forced to flee in february last year. they managed to get out of the country the day before russia launched a full scale invasion, they said one day they plan to go back but they're really enjoying running it from manchester at the moment. us president biden congratulated liberty and bell ahead of thanksgiving as they travelled a way to get there and they even stayed at a hotel suite in washington. good luck to the cleaners! that's it from me, you're all caught up. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun

a search was launched after the teenagers from shrewsbury failed to return home.rmat overhauled as part of a plan to save money in the bbc news department. the long—running show will lose its dedicated reporters, be shortened by 10 minutes and drop its investigative films to focus on studio—based debates. the dutch edition of 0mid scobie's controversial royal book �*endgame' has been withdrawn from sale. it appeared to include the name of a royal family member alleged to have asked questions about the skin colour of prince harry and meghan�*s baby. but the publishers said "an error occurred in the dutch translation and is currently being rectified". you're live with bbc news the world health organisation is warning that more people could die in gaza because of untreated diseases than air strikes — if the health system isn't restored there. more than a million people are sheltering in overcrowded united nations facilities as cases of diarrhoea and respiratory infections are widespread. patients with chronic illnesses like cancer are also not getting any treatment.

a search was launched after the teenagers from shrewsbury failed to return home.ning it will stop all spending other than the services it must provide by law. a recent report said the labour—run council was set to overspend by 23—million pounds this financial year. it said cuts in government funding, inflation, and a rising demand for services were to blame. courts in england and wales could soon be sentencing fewer people to shorterjail terms , and instead handing out more rehabilitative community sentences. new proposals from the sentencing council says judges and magistrates should be focusing more on reforming offenders. the plans also include advice to courts to think twice before jailing women because of the impact on children. you're live with bbc news. rishi sunak has accused the greek prime minister of trying to "grandstand" over the elgin marbles — known as the parthenon sculptures. they're in the british museum but greece wants them back. aftert the prime minister cancelled a planned meeting with his greek counterpart yesterday — the labour leader sir k

the following day, after the boys didn't return home to shrewsbury, the alarm was raised and a search inquest into their deaths heard that postmortem examinations on all four showed the provisional cause of death to be drowning. tributes for the boys have poured in following what the police say appears to have been a tragic accident. north wales police appealed for dashcam footage from anybody that was travelling on this road between sunday 19th and tuesday 21st november, as they continue their investigation into exactly what happened to the boys. and until their investigation is complete, the inquest will remain adjourned. but for the families and the communities involved in this terrible, tragic accident, their grief goes on. tomos morgan, bbc news, garreg, in north wales. nottingham city council has declared itself effectively bankrupt, meaning it will stop all spending other than the services it must provide by law. a recent report said the labour—run council was set to overspend by £23 million this financial year. it said cuts in government funding, inflation, and a rising demand

still to come, we're going to be heading to shrewsbury and speaking to shrewsbury.n's appeal for the poppies and going to be talking about a fundraiser with all of that n ext next highlighting poppy day and shows aubrey will be crossing there live very very shortly. >> now when you think of valuable professions in the uk, what springs to mind, perhaps, doctor ? lawyer well, recent doctor? lawyer well, recent research from british wool has found that farming is one of britain's most cherished good choice essential vocations of those that work the land . those that work the land. >> okay, and the daily life of a farmer. the bookkeeping handling large machinery, ensuring animal welfare are just a few of the many, many things that they would have to take into account. and you think you know everything about being a farmer and o'reilly will tell you more. >> farming is in the blood for fourth generation farmer john dawson. his family have been rearing cattle and sheep in the yorkshire dales for more than a century, producing meat and dairy. he helps to feed and nounsh da

the alarm was raised on the monday after they didn't return home back to shrewsbury.er of the public spotted their silver ford fiesta overturned and partially submerged off the road, and police confirmed four bodies were found. and now today, we have had that provisional report that the provisional cause of death was drowning for the four boys. north wales police have appealed for dashcam footage from anybody travelling on the a4085 between sunday and tuesday morning, as they continue their investigation. but for the families and communities involved, their grief goes on. tomos morgan. thank you. have you noticed a significant rise in the price of some brands of baby formula, baked beans, mayonnaise and pet food over the past couple of years? well, now the uk's competition watchdog says many of the makers of some of the most popular food brands have been raising thier prices by more than their costs. it also says it's launching a review into supermarkets which only offer discounts to customers who sign up to loyalty schemes. here's our business correspondent, emma sim

jevon hirst, harvey owen, wilf fitchett and hugo morris, from shrewsbury, were found in an overturnedn 24th november. the car had been spotted by a lorry driver, following a major search to find the teenagers after they were declared missing during a camping trip. courts in england and wales could soon be sentencing fewer people to shorter jail terms, and instead handing out more rehabilitative community sentences. new proposals from the sentencing council for the two home nations says judges and magistrates should be focusing more on reforming offenders. new data suggests the rising cost of renting, and a fall in available properties, is causing families to move to smaller homes. campaigners are warning that the state of the market is also leaving older renters struggling with short—term tenancies in their retirement. you're live with bbc news. the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has praised the courage and patience of the 41 construction workers rescued from a collapsed himalayan road tunnel after 17 days. there's been widespread relief in india after the men were extracted fo

a search was launched after the teenagers from shrewsbury failed to return home.all spending other than the services it must provide by law. a recent report said the labour—run council was set to overspend by 23—million pounds this financial year. it said cuts in government funding, inflation, and a rising demand for services were to blame. courts in england and wales could soon be sentencing fewer people to shorterjail terms — and instead handing out more rehabilitative community sentences. new proposals from the sentencing council says judges and magistrates should be focusing more on reforming offenders. the plans also include advice to courts to think twice before jailing women because of the impact on children. you're live with bbc news. rishi sunak has accused the greek prime minister of trying to "grandstand" over the elgin marbles — known as the parthenon sculptures. they're in the british museum but greece wants them back. after the prime minister cancelled a planned meeting with his greek counterpart yesterday — the labour leader sir keir starmer accused

a search was launched after the teenagers from shrewsbury failed to return home.y continued today with appearances the former health secretary sajid javid has detailed the structure at the top of government during the beginning of the pandemic, including what he called "dysfunctionality" in decision—making processes. he said that he felt that former chief adviser domnic cummings was making key decisions, not the prime minister. but a lot of those requests, once probed, weren't actually coming from the prime minister. they might be anything from a request for information, request for detail, but also for policy change or policy preference. on probing further, they would be coming from mr cummings. and if it was one or two times, a few times, then i wouldn't have thought anything unusual of that, but it was constantly... so many requests of that nature were coming from mr cummings. it was different in my experience, and obviously i can't speak to other governments. the extent of dysfunctionality was something i had not experienced before in any government. that was

a search was launched after the teenagers from shrewsbury failed to return home.n colour of prince harry and meghan's baby. but the publishers said "an error occurred in the dutch translation and is currently being rectified". it's been announced that newsnight will be cut back and have its format overhauled as part of a plan to save money in the bbc news department. the long—running show will lose its dedicated reporters, be shortened by 10 minutes and drop its investigative films to focus on studio—based debates. whilst, the bbc news at one tv bulletin will be extended to an hour and will be broadcast from salford. you're live with bbc news here in the uk, we have had another day of gripping evidence in the covid inquiry. the inquiry heard that senior health officials accepted that some infectious people would be returned to care homes during the pandemic, to ease the pressure on hospitals. our health editor hugh pym has been at the inquiry today and has the details. the whole issue of patients being discharged from hospitals into care homes in the early stages

was 18 years old. jevon hirst, harvey owen, wilf henderson and hugo morris had travelled by car from shrewsburye it's believed they were camping. police say their car was spotted this morning by a member of the public in the village of garreg. let's speak to our reporter liam evans. liam, what is the latest? i think the only way to describe the feelings and the emotions this evening is extremely somber. we got that statement around half four uk time from wales police confirming they are found four bodies in a car and that they weren't alive. there has been in extensive search throughout the mountain range, looking for this car that a gone missing with four boys from the shropshire mid england area. we first got the alert from north wales police yesterday evening that something wasn't quite right, they were concerned for the will whereabouts for the day is gone on without more information trickling through. we know that they found the car around a milejust in the direction behind me where there's been a police court and through the day. as i say, more details emerging throughout the day. we now

a search was launched after the teenagers from shrewsbury failed to return home.s, is causing families to move to smaller homes. campaigners are warning that the state of the market is also leaving older renters struggling with short term tenancies in their retirement. courts in england and wales could soon be sentencing fewer people to shorterjail terms and instead handing out more rehabilitative community sentences. new proposals from the sentencing councilfor the two home nations says judges and magistrates should be focusing more on reforming offenders. the plans also tell courts to think twice aboutjailing women because of the impact on children. you're live with bbc news. let us turn our attention to the war in ukraine. antony blinken says there's no sense of fatigue among nato members when it comes to supporting ukraine in its defence against russia. nato foreign ministers have been meeting for a second date to discuss the war as well as sweden's accession to the organisation. our reporter is in brussels and updated us on the nato meeting. the brussels and

jevon hirst, harvey owen, wilf henderson and hugo morris had travelled by car from shrewsbury to eryriional park, or snowdonia — where it's believed they were camping. police say their car was spotted this morning by a member of the public in the village of garreg. it had left the road and was upside down and partially submerged in water. our correspondent phil mackie is at the scene. yes, sophie, so this police road block has been here all day and there has been a lot of activity since the early hours of this morning. residents living up there told me they were woken up by search lights as helicopter came round the valley which you can't see because it is dark, that is where the car was first spotted this morning, this was first spotted this morning, this was after a big public information appeal, after the boys went misses, not least from their families who were sharing information, desperate to know what had happened to those four boys, ultimately tragically today we know that a car was found, a silver ford fiesta and that unfortunately four bodies were retrieved from that car. the

. >> the community of shrewsbury is very shaken and shocked by what has happened. here, but i work here and the atmosphere is palpable. we within the first hour of opening the abbey and we opened a little early this morning. we have seen 40 or 50 students and other members of the public come in. i knew harvey through secondary school and skating with him . school and skating with him. >> i think we were very close in secondary school, skating out on the weekends , doing fun things. the weekends, doing fun things. same with dev wilf recently started coming to the gym . i started coming to the gym. i kind of almost tried to take him under my wing and try and show him everything and he was just such a lovely lad. >> residents of the town of shrewsbury expressing their mourning earlier on today. now international news and israel and hamas have agreed to a four day pause in fighting starting at 8:00 tomorrow morning. 50 hostages will be freed by the terror group in exchange for 150 palestinian is held in israeli prisons and here in the uk, foreign secretary david camero

a search was launched after the teenagers from shrewsbury failed to return home. of renting and a fall in available properties is causing families to move to smaller homes. campaigners are warning that the state of the market is also leaving older renters struggling with short—term tenancies in their retirement. courts in england and wales could soon be sentencing fewer people to shorterjail terms and instead handing out more rehabilitative community sentences. new proposals from the sentencing councilfor the two home nations says judges and magistrates should be focusing more on reforming offenders. the plans also include advice to courts to think twice before jailing women because of the impact on children. your life with bbc news. 160 israeli hostages are still being held in gaza, but they are reported not to be being held by hamas but by other islamic groups. what do we know about them? i'm joined now by jerome drevon, senior analyst injihad and modern conflict, crisis group. asi as i mentioned, there are several of these groups. can you talk as to who they ar

special prayers will be held in shrewsbury for the four teenage friends, who lost their lives in a car's euros but can still qualify through the play offs. 3, 2, 1... top gear is parked by the bbc for the forseeable future. we'll look back at the highs and lows of a show which often courted controversy.

we understand they are from the shrewsbury area and they travelled to north west wales, around porthmadogin a silver fiesta. police are asking if anyone spotted the vehicle. the registration is hy14 gvo. police have been searching and mountain rescue teams are out. they have been searching car parks for the vehicle. they have not been able to locate it. the caernarfon based coastguard helicopter has launched and checked a nature reserve outside porthmadog but that has since returned to base.— porthmadog but that has since returned to base. hywel griffith, for the moment, _ returned to base. hywel griffith, for the moment, thank - returned to base. hywel griffith, for the moment, thank you. - returned to base. hywel griffith, for the moment, thank you. if i returned to base. hywel griffith, i for the moment, thank you. if you returned to base. hywel griffith, - for the moment, thank you. if you go to our website you can see images of the four young men to aid the search. according to the world bank there are an estimated 500 million people suffering from period poverty — that's women and g

he was a student at shrewsbury college, hassan, we believe. home on saturday night, but they did not know he was coming here, they thought he was going somewhere else. they have been tearing their hair out over the past 2a hours or so, as soon as it became clear that they had come to north wales, and secondly that they had disappeared. there was no contact with them at all since that sighting. since the telecommunications that happened. that was a mackie. in a's chief mike chris whitley has been giving evidence is money to the cave or inquiry. so far, the first lockdown, he says, as opposed to late. england's chief medical officer, professor sir chris witty, has been giving evidence this morning to the covid inquiry. so far, he has told the inquiry that in hindsight, the first lockdown in march 2020 was imposed too late. he denied warning ministers against lockdowns, saying he only made sure their downsides were clear. i thought sir patrick did an excellentjob in laying out his discomfort and my discomfort are trying to explain models in very

jevon hirst, harvey 0wen, wilf fitchett and hugo morris, from shrewsbury, were found in an overturned24th november. the car had been spotted following a major search to find the teenagers after they were declared missing during a camping trip. the covid inquiry will hear from both the former health secretary sajid javid and the former deputy pm dominic raab today. yesterday, cabinet minister michael gove gave evidence and apologised to bereaved families for errors made by the government during the pandemic. 0ur correspondent ellie price has this report. he was the chancellor of the duchy of lancaster. that strange job title in british politics, which basically means you're in charge of getting the stuff the government wants to get done done. i swear by almighty god. that the evidence i shall give... and there was lots to get done in the pandemic. michael gove told the inquiry the government didn't always get it right. politicians are human beings, we're fallible, we make mistakes and we make errors. and i'm sure that the inquiry will have an opportunity to look in detail at many of th

and nobody sight and nobody who's been in sight and i haven't been inside haven't just been inside shrewsburyi've visited many prisons well, several prisons in, in this country. in other parts of the world. no nobody would wish to inside a prison would wish to be inside a prison for a minute longer than they had to be with an ensuite shower or not. and i would not make out that these places are places where anybody could be, even for a moment, be happy or contented or particularly comfortable. and that's not what they're like . that's not what they're like. and don't get that into your head.the and don't get that into your head. the prisoners holiday camp argument is frankly not the point. the point is, prisons is who runs prisons and what they're for. and at the moment they're for. and at the moment they're largely run by the inmates and they don't have punishment in them. >> different experience to >> very different experience to my years. i used to my teenage years. i used to visit boyfriend visit my then boyfriend frequently in prison, and there was many that i knew back was many people t

here he is at shrewsbury town football club. and he's even been making time for a workout.rpees challenge in a playground in shropshire... ..a school hall in wiltshire... ..and beyond. pudsey! even professional athletes are getting involved, like manchester city and england star, kalvin phillips. what cake would you bring to our matchday cake sale? i would bring a very chocolatey chocolate cake. last year, children in need raised more than £113 million for good causes across the uk. presenter adi adepitan says the show has a vital role. right now, we really need it. we really need it. and it's also just this fantastic show that does good whilst, at the same time, entertains people and just gives us this — this massive... i don't know, national hug. it's a national hug with fun and madness. a very familiar face will also be making an appearance this evening. what? but you'll have to watch children in need to find out exactly what dr who is up to. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. what? from what i am hearing, vernon kay may be needing a bit of a had this morning. he is going th

everyone in the house in saying our hearts go out to the families and friends of the four young men from shrewsburyker, not only one i roclaim nhs? mr speaker, not only one i proclaim my _ nhs? mr speaker, not only one i proclaim my prime _ nhs? mr speaker, not only one i proclaim my prime minister, - nhs? mr speaker, not only one i i proclaim my prime minister, weeks after i became prime minister we injected record funding into the nhs and in social care and we unveiled the first of long—term workforce plan in the nhs's 75 year history but i'm pleased to mention the five pledges because as he knows, three of them are economic and on a day where we will focus on the economy, i am pleased to report that we have indeed halved inflation, no thanks to the opposition and we have growing the economy and we have reduced debt and thus a conservative government delivering for this country. government delivering for this count . ., , :, government delivering for this count . ., ,:, :, country. the reason he ignored the nhs, not country. the reason he ignored the nhs, not only _ country. the reason he ignored

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our hearts go out to families and friends of the the families and friends of the four young men from shrewsburytragically lost their lives this week. it's a living nightmare for any parent, and i can hardly begin to imagine their loss . mr speaker , mr their loss. mr speaker, mr speaken their loss. mr speaker, mr speaker, this week the prime minister unveiled the latest version of his five pledges for the country . let's hope he has the country. let's hope he has more success with these than the last ones . did he forget the nhs last ones. did he forget the nhs ? prime minister well, mr >> mr speaker. mr ? prime minister well, mr >> mr speaker . mr speaker, not >> mr speaker. mr speaker, not only when i became prime minister just weeks after becoming prime minister we injected record funding into the nhs and in social care. we also unveiled the first ever long term workforce plan in the nhs. 75 year history. but i'm pleased he mentioned the five pledges because, as he knows , three of because, as he knows, three of them are economic and on a day which we will focus on the economy, i'm pleased t

we'll have more on this later on our tributes continuing to pour in in shrewsbury in after four teenagein a horrific crash over the weekend . horrific crash over the weekend. >> it's now been reported that a fifth friend pulled out of the camping trip at the last minute, a decision that possibly saved his life. those . now nigel his life. those. now nigel farage his time in the australian jungle continues . australian jungle continues. >> and as ever, we are keeping a very close eye on all the action. last night it was tiktok influencer nella rose again stirring up trouble among the campmates , while gb news campmates, while gb news reporter ben leo is in the gold coast for us now and he joins us this morning. coast for us now and he joins us this morning . very good to see this morning. very good to see you, ben . so nella rose again you, ben. so nella rose again causing chaos in the jungle. fill us in. >> yeah, another explosive show last night . at nigel farage is last night. at nigel farage is second rumble in the jungle. he was confronted by nella rose , was confronted by nella ros