the good news about the father, peter wilkinson, the moment. moment. the good news about the father, peter wilkinson, is that he has stabilised. but yesterday morning, obviously terrible news when the police arrived to find his wife dead and his son dying. hotels, restaurants and the tourism sector are warning that they'll face a recruitment crisis if eu immigration is heavily restricted after britain leaves the eu. the british hospitality association says it relies on 60,000 eu workers a year — and it will a decade to recruit enough british workers to fill those posts. 0ur industry correspondent, john moylan reports. here we go... at butlins in bognor regis, they are gearing up for the summer season. around 40% of the staff here are from outside the uk and the boss says they would face a recruitment crisis if brexit causes that supply of workers to be cut off. if the tap was just turned off straightaway, that would be very difficult. we are where we are at the moment, we rely on a third of our workplace from european employees. to be able to t

peter wilkinson's wife tracey and son pierce were killed in the attack.he headteacher at redhill school who paid tribute to pierce. pierce was a loyal and caring member of the school. he met everybody with a smile and was kind and thoughtful young man. he was passionate about his football team, west bromwich albion and was devoted to his pet greyhound dog. he was a loving son and brother and our thoughts and prayers remain with his friends and family, especially his father peter and his sister lydia. today the school is open for pupils and we have people here to offer support and professional help. i would like to thank everybody in our community who has expressed their condolences and offered their help and support. let's get an update on this with our correspondent phil mackie in stourbridge. a horrific crime, what are the police saying about the investigation? we are still waiting foran investigation? we are still waiting for an update. 24 hours ago they arrested a man in his 20s about half arrested a man in his 20s about half a mile orso arrested a ma

the father peter wilkinson is in hospital in birmingham in a critical but stable condition, having beenand the back. in the past 20 minutes or so a lot of pierce‘s school friends have turned up to add their floral tributes to add to the growing pile of floral tributes to the family here today. redhill school in stourbridge said that pierce was a loyal, caring and conscientious people. he always met everyone with a smile and was a kind and thoughtful young man and was passionate about west bromwich albion and devoted to his pet greyhound dog called mandy. it is being looked after by family members at the moment. a lot of friends and family have been turning up to leave these tributes today, many in tears, a lot of them comforting each other. aaron bali, 23, has been charged with two counts of murder and one of attempted murder and he will appear before birmingham magistrates tomorrow. the european union has given its first formal response to the uk's decision to trigger article 50 and begin the process of leaving the eu. the president of the european council, donald tusk, warned the talk

they will be keeping a close eye on the father peter wilkinson who is in a stable condition, but stillwas killed here yesterday along with her son. we are still not any along with her son. we are still not a ny clearer along with her son. we are still not any clearer about the man in custody. he was arrested in a land rover not far from here about half an hour after the police were called to the house in stourbridge. locals here say he was somebody who was down on his luck with the family had befriended and who had helped him with work. i suspect as the afternoon continues we will see more people coming to lay tributes. it is something that has genuinely touched the hearts of many people here. ken livingstone has said he is hopeful labour will not expel him because of comments he made about hitler. a former mayor of london is facing an internal disciplinary hearing following his claim that the german dictator supported zionism in the 1930s. the conduct panel is expected to deliver its verdict a little later today. let's find out more from our political correspondent who is at the heari

the father, peter wilkinson, questioning him at the moment.s in a critical condition. he was stabbed in the chest and the back. yesterday morning it was terrible news for the police when they arrived here to find his wife stacey dead and his son piers also. it‘s one of the biggest wildlife conservation projects ever seen in britain and its aim is to save at least 20 species from extinction, creatures like the black click beetle, the shrill carder bee and the natterjack toad. the back from the brink campaign is being launched today. it‘s an £8 million scheme backed by the heritage lottery fund. and it‘s hoped thousands of people will volunteer to help as duncan kennedy reports. they are the most striking, the most elusive and the most endangered species in britain. but today, a project begins to save them. when they reach the right temperature they automatically begin to use their sonar. jenny clark has been protecting bats for 30 years and is joining today‘s campaign called back from the brink. if this one were to go to extinction, what will t

they are being named locally as peter and tracey wilkinson while the boy neighbours say was called peersested on suspicion of murder and and a man was arrested on suspicion of murderand winding. the duke and duchess of cambridge and prince harry have released a series of films for their heads together campaign designed to encourage people to talk about mental health. the charity says that opening up to someone for the first time about a mental health issue is often the hardest part — but new research suggests that doing just that could change your life. our health correspondent elaine dunkley reports. i definitely did not know how to share with someone the fact that i felt really, really depressed. all of these films are about a conversation, saying i am not ok. breaking the silence around mental health, the first step in breaking the stigma. i was 24 and my dad took his own life. professor green has topped the charts with his music but childhood trauma has meant at times he has hit rock bottom. at 18 i started writing songs and i had a way of getting what was inside out but i did not st

wilkinson and her 13—year—old son pierce. he's also charged with the attempted murder of the boy's father, peter.ng six people has been banned from driving for three years. harry clarke was also ordered to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work and will be tagged forfor months. the 60—year—old had admitted culpable and reckless driving nine months after the fatal crash in 2014. our scotland correspondent lorna gordon reports. three days before christmas and in a glasgow street packed with shoppers, a bin lorry driven by harry clarke ran out of control. he'd lost consciousness and for 19 seconds the vehicle careered through the busy city centre thoroughfare knocking down pedestrians. six people died. erin mcquade, her grandparents jack and lorraine sweeney, jacqueline mortan, stephanie tait and gillian ewing. the fatal accident enquiry that followed found the tragedy could have been avoided if clarke hadn't lied about his history of blackouts. he had his licence revoked on medical grounds. nine months after the crash though, clarke was spotted by neighbours driving out of a car parked near his home. h

tracey wilkinson and her son pierce were found stabbed in their home yesterday. 23 year old aaron barley has also been charged with the attempted murder of the boy's father, peterierce today, saying he was a "loyal, caring and conscientious pupil". the former us national security advisor, michael flynn, has offered to testify to congress about possible links between the trump campaign and russia in exchange for immunity from prosecution. mr flynn was sacked in february after misleading the white house about a conversation he had with the russian ambassador. president trump today said the investigation was a witch hunt. 0ur north america editorjon sopel is in washington for us. mr flynn's lawyer says his client has a story to tell. the question is, what is it? we don't know whether he's got a giant tin of beans to spill, or whether this is just a giant tin of beans to spill, or whether this isjust a prudent giant tin of beans to spill, or whether this is just a prudent act of self protection. as you can imagine, there's a huge amount of speculation. the way the lawyer phrased it suggests it's the former, there is a lot to tell. we have the situation where the fo

wilkinson and her 13—year—old son pierce. he's also charged with the attempted murder of the boy's father, peter.der have been jailed for sexual attacks on worshippers during private prayer sessions at a london church. benjamin egbujor was sentenced to three years and four months for sexual assault against a woman and causing a teenage girl to take part in sexual acts. his church's secretary, and "prophetess", rose nwenwu, was jailed for three years. the pair told their victims they would "engage god's wrath" if they reported the crimes. the former mayor of london, ken livingstone, will find out next week if he'll be expelled from the labour party. mr livingstone is facing an internal disciplinary hearing over his controversial claim that hitler supported zionism in the 1930s. a two—day misconduct hearing finished for the day in the past hour and a decision will be announced on tuesday afternoon. the driver of a bin lorry that crashed in glasgow killing six people in 2014, has been banned from driving for three years. harry clarke was also ordered to carry out 150 hours of unpaid work and will be

wilkinson and her 13—year—old son pierce. he‘s also charged with the attempted murder of the boy‘s father peter.ple has been banned from driving for three years for a separate motoring offence. harry clarke had his licence withdrawn after the crash in 2014 but was spotted by neighbours driving nine months later. the former mayor of london, ken livingstone, will find out next week if he‘ll be expelled from the labour party. mr livingstone is facing an internal disciplinary hearing over his controversial claim that hitler supported zionism in the i930s. a two—day misconduct hearing finished for the day in the past hour — and a decision will be announced on tuesday afternoon. waiting times will be longer for routine operations, such as hip and knee replacements or heart surgery, as a "trade off" for improvements in a&e and other areas according to the head of nhs england. simon stevens outlined the to year plan for the nhs focussing on improving cancer care, boosting mental health services for children and young people, and better access to gps. but he said choices have to be made because of increa