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three judges who oversaw family court hearings involving sara sharif in the years before she was murdered can be named for the first time. it follows a legal appeal by media organisations, decision—making to be the subject of public scrutiny. who has, by what owing who has, be: what owi happened today. what is happening today that we have _ today. what is happening today that we have been _ today. what is happening today that we have been permitted i that we have been permitted to three family court name the three family court judges who presided over the judges whee presided ever the involving sara judges rwhe presided ever the involving sara and her hearings invelvihg sara and her the mainjudge hearings invelvihg sara and her t most njudge hearings invelvihg sara and her t most of udge hearings invelvihg sara and her t most of the e hearings invelvihg sara and her t most of the hearings therefore most of the hearings was r: as; if who want therefore most of the hearings was {t as; {t who want —— was districtjudge who want —— alison raeside, and there were other just to give otherjudges. just to give people a sense of what happened in the family heroes was in the family heroes come was born, she had come to the attention of social workers he attentienrefrseeiatwerhers he concerned about are not

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a time so thank you. thank you for us up—to—date. i for bringing us up—to—date. i want to bring you news of mm mm another big story here in the uk. this is out scotland. police in aberdeen searching for 2 sisters who've been missing since the beginning ofjanuary say they have recovered a body. henrietta and eliza huszti, both aged 32, were last on tuesday january 7. the police have been carrying out extensive searches for the past 3 weeks. police scotland said a body was recovered from the river dee early on friday morning. that is breaking news coming that a body has been recovered in that investigation into the to unite7d 7 7 unite7d states 7 7 unite7d states now... 7 crashed in washington,

killing 67 people. the national transportation safety board says it will "look at facts" and that it will "take some time". conditions being too difficult to operate in. overnight, the boats have secured the site and they are expected to resume when overnight, the boats

have secured the site where the wreckage is and there are low level surface level to the difficult conditions. those operations have temporarily pause. we also yod ’:zii€’*’€:” you black boxes have been that you black boxes have been recovered the one of the 7 77 one7of the cockpit recorders as well the data recorder under flight aata recsraer unaer will hopefully provide those will hopefully provide clues as to what caused some clues as to what caused this fatal crash. meanwhile, as the nation grieves, president donald comments donald trump's comments on the linking directly to the has been met with face kite has been met with face criticism, is veggie from democrats, including the former rotation secretary he his 7 his as describedhis comments as —— on the former 77 secretary. 3; " 7 7 7 transportation secretary. at this moment of national mourning, should on 7on the victims. it was focusing on the victims. it was a the leader a had from the house leader that this was idle speculation are not something we

be 77 be hearing77from a should be hearing from a president. we also heard that from the governor of kansas, as well, who said that this time this morning that the focus will be made available to nhs patients in england. and the �*groundbreaking' new gene therapy which is to be as you said, and around 15,000 people in england have it and millions around the world.

now, the problem is for people who have a severe form of the disease, this can mean that they can live failure and greatly reduced quality—of—life. haemoglobin, the protein in red blood cells that in shape and that means they clump together in blood vessels and can cause blockages that cause this severe pain. how does this gene therapy work? what is it du? in this case, it does not take out the faulty gene, it actually takes advantage of something that happens to us in the womb when we are babies.

when we are in the womb, we make something called faecal people have to have their sound cells removed from their body and then in the lab, the gene editing takes place live a disease—free life. it does have side effects including bleeding, and lots of other things that really do need to be discussed. the price tag, the listed price, is £1.65 million per person. it's taking lots of things into account.

gene therapy is coming out for things like sickle cell disease that will mean more people will get the chance to have it. more on that story the news website and app. it's one of the cheapest forms of energy around but one of the main challenges faced by those wanting to increase for the future. have found a solution, which could work been to find out more. this isn't some high—tech digital innovation — civil engineering. this hill is a clue to how the whole thing works.

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so this beaker with 100ml weighs the same as this beaker with 250ml. it means two things. we can either make projects 60% smaller, put these projects on. absolutely. the heavy water is released down the hill, gathering speed as it goes, and drives a turbine at the bottom that generates electricity. this is where it ends up, but this isjust a demonstration project, right? more batteries by the end of the decade, but that'll

longer, but are huge projects. the biggest in a0 years is now under way near loch ness in scotland. we know that the wind doesn't blow all the time, reliability on the system. so will it work, and if it does, what happens next? and after that, there are opportunities across the world.

if the project works, it'll help tackle climate change by delivering a new way of storing electricity, and could also create a lucrative export business justin rowlatt, bbc news, devon. the proceeds from the benefit concert will go to help those the city's history.

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western areas i will bring more some more rain at times. day with temperatures fairly similar to today's values. and similar values in dublin as well. large. with high pressure ahead of it, high pressure building in and wales. hour later and the day towards the hebrides.

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the next three israeli hostages to be released as part of the gaza ceasefire deal. sara sharif in the years before she was murdered are named following a legal appeal by media organisations, including the bbc. cold weather hampers recovery efforts in washington, coming up in business today — brexit at a crossroads. hello. breaking news from the middle east.