chris buckler, bbc news, derry. a brief look at some of the day's other other news stories.emails and other electronic data by the uk government is illegal. eu judges said communications information can only be retained if it's targeted and used to fight serious crime. the home office says it'll try to get the decision overturned. the italian parliament has approved a government plan for a possible £16 billion bailout of the country's banks. it follows an announcement from one of the oldest surviving banks in the world, monte dei paschi, that it may run out of funds next year. it's believed the italian treasury would use the fund to prop up that bank and others in trouble too. inspectors raised "serious concerns" about patient safety at one of england's main abortion providers, marie stopes international. concerns over the quality of training for some staff and checks on the skills of anaesthetists, doctors and other staff were raised. marie stopes international says "considerable changes" have been made since the inspections this summer. a labour mp has announced he is quit

chris buckler, bbc news, derry. police have now released a picture of the berlin market suspect.ear. a multi—millionaire property developer who murdered his escort girlfriend has beenjailed for life with a minimum term of 25 years. a royal marines serving a life sentence for the murder of an afghan fighter has been refused rail while waiting for an appeal. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. a little bit of red there, but not too bad. it's the last thing you want to see locked onto your car. and the cost of getting rid of the clamp can be much more than the car tax itself. it was quite shocking. i'd just finished a 13 hour shift... joanne, a nurse in salford, had to pay £340 when she was clamped. she'd moved house. the reminder went astray and now there is no paper tax disc on the windscreen to jog her memory. i noticed it had been clamped. in all the years i've been driving, i've missed one, and that's only since they removed the tax disc. mine h

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and that created turmoil this morning at stormont, from where our ireland correspondent chris bucklerty first minister... northern ireland's first minister arlene foster went to the storm arlene foster went to the stormont assembly today in an attempt to take control of what has become a financial mess. but proceedings began with chaotic scenes. opposition parties walked out and the first minister was left alone with her party, the dup, while outside their partners in power—sharing, sinn fein, put pressure for a full independent enquiry into a badly flawed green energy scheme. we need to establish all the facts and we need to know who benefited from this failed scheme. the first minister should stand aside to allow the investigation to take place. the controversial renewable heat incentive scheme originally worked like this: for every £1 of fuel a company uses, they are paid around £1.60, to encourage them to buy environmentally friendly boilers. but because initially there were no caps or limits, in the scheme's 20—year life it is expected to go £400 million over budget, money which

that's expected to go hundreds of millions of pounds over budget. 0ur ireland correspondent chris buckler points of order at this stage in the proceedings. northern ireland's first minister arlene foster went to stormont today to try to grasp control of a financial mess. but instead, there we re financial mess. but instead, there were chaotic scenes with opposition parties walking out and the dup's partner in government, sinn fein, notable by their absence. technically, an official statement does need the support of the deputy first minister, martin mcguinness. but sinn fein‘s politicians were outside the chamber, deliberately distancing themselves from a botched energy scheme that is likely to cost stormont hundreds of millions of pounds. we need to establish all the fa cts pounds. we need to establish all the facts and know who benefited from this field scheme. the first minister should stand aside to allow the investigation to take place. the controversial renewable heat incentive scheme worked like this. for every £1 of fuel the company uses they are paid £1 60. that was to encourage

and that created turmoil this morning at stormont, from where our ireland correspondent chris bucklery both the... northern ireland's first minister arlene foster went to the storm on the assembly yesterday in an attempt to take control of what has become a financial mess. but proceedings began with chaotic scenes. 0pposition parties walked out and the first minister was left alone with her party, the dup, while outside their partners in power—sharing, sinn fein, could pressure for a full independent enquiry into a badly thought green energy scheme. we need to establish all the facts are many to know who benefited from this failed scheme. the first minister should stand aside to allow the investigation to ta ke aside to allow the investigation to take place. the controversial renewable heat incentive scheme originally worked like this. for every £1 of fuel a company uses, they are paid around £i every £1 of fuel a company uses, they are paid around £160, to encourage them to buy environmentally friendly boilers. but because initially there were no caps all events, in the scheme's 20 y

i call him the old swash buckler. he was doing reconnaissance. >> war breaks out, he's given orders to sale. sail. they're being chased by the japanese now throughout the western pacific. 4,000 miles and three months later, they show up in australia. it was his, quite a gallant individual. >> oral histories, in his book, eyewitness to infamy and the national parks service has over the year, done the same thing. collecting video eyewitness stories to pearl harbor. more calling come up, but first, a look at some of those stories from december 7th, 1941. >> they were difficult to take care of. a lot of them were badly burned. a lot in oily waters and had to push water away was burning above them, so they come up, take a breath and go obaback an stroke. >> a lot of time, we didn't have beds for them. just put them in a floor in a hallway until we had space to put them. tried to put sheets down and what not to make them comfortable. but just wasn't enough space in them. you couldn't get the stench off your body and clothes

that's expected to go hundreds of millions of pounds over budget. 0ur ireland correspondent chris bucklerings. northern ireland's first minister arlene foster went to stormont today to try to grasp control of a financial mess. but instead, there were chaotic scenes with opposition parties walking out and the dup‘s partner in government, sinn fein, notable by their absence. technically, an official statement by the first minister does need the support of the deputy first minister, martin mcguinness. but sinn fein's politicians were outside the chamber, deliberately distancing themselves from a botched green energy scheme that is likely to cost stormont hundreds of millions of pounds. we need to establish all the facts and know who benefited from this field scheme. —— this failed scheme. the first minister should stand aside to allow the investigation to take place. the controversial renewable heat incentive scheme worked like this. for every £1 of fuel the company uses they are paid £1.60. that was to encourage them to buy environmentally friendly boilers. because initially there were limi

into the project which is thought to have overspent by £a00 million. 0ur ireland correspondent chris bucklerome dup leader and northern ireland's first minister almost exactly a year ago. but she's now under pressure and facing damaging accusations, some of which come from within her own party. mrs foster was enterprise minister when a badly flawed green energy scheme was set up. it's left 2,000 businesses in a position where the more they burn, the more they earn. the renewable heat incentive scheme works like this — for every £1 of you company uses they are paid around £1.60, that was to encourage them to buy environmentally friendly boilers. but because initially there were no caps or limits its projected to have gone £a00 million over budget. last week, a dup politician accused officials from within his own party of delaying crucial changes to the scheme despite warnings. the special advisers of the dup interfered in my decision—making. i had this to close to a less lucrative rate. mr bell's claims have been denied by the dup and he has been suspended from the party. but they've stirred

our ireland correspondent chris buckler reports. arlene foster was a popular choice.ome dup leader and northern ireland's first minister almost exactly a year ago. but she is now under pressure and facing damaging accusations, some of which come from within her own party. this is foster was enterprise minister when a badly flawed green energy scheme was set up. it's left 2000 businesses in a position where the more they burned, the more they earn “— the more they burned, the more they earn —— mrs foster. the scheme works like this. for every £1 of you company uses they are paid around £1 60, that was to encourage them to buy environmentally friendly boilers. but because initially there we re boilers. but because initially there were no caps or limits its projected to have gone £400 million over budget. last week a dup politician accused officials from within his own party of delaying crucial changes to the scheme despite warnings. the special advisers of the dup interfered in my decision—making. the dup interfered in my decision-making. i have this too close to a less