thomas orchard's family welcomed that admission and says it does not go far enough. tently refused to accept any responsibility. for thomas's needless and avoidable death. we will continue to fight to justice the thomas and are committed to doing all we can to reduce the shamefulfrequency doing all we can to reduce the shameful frequency with which people with mental health difficulties die in police custody. this is thought to be the first time a police force has admitted health and safety breach in connect in —— connection with a death in custody. thomas orchard's parents now hope all forces will review the way they used equipment like restraining belt so that others are not put at risk. his family will now return for a separate hearing where a judge will decide if the belt was the cause of thomas' death. just to bring you an update on our breaking news concerning the missing journalist jamal khashoggi, he breaking news concerning the missing journalistjamal khashoggi, he has been missing since the second of october, it can see him entering the saudi consulate in is

what the police haven't admitted is that the belt caused the death of thomas orchard. ken, were in court again to hear all this. they have been coming to court cases for the past six years or so. they haven't come out yet to react but we expect them to talk in the next hour. thank you very much indeed, we will return to you for any developments. we pause now for a look at the weather. for much of england and wales, spells of sunshine this afternoon. into northern ireland and scotland more in the way of cloud. patchy rain easing southwards. the showers continue in scotland. through this evening and overnight, a band of cloud nudges northwards. ahead of this, clear skies for a time. some mist and fog reforming. here we see the lowest temperatures, eastern scotla nd the lowest temperatures, eastern scotland has clear skies, close to freezing for a time. cloud fills in across scotland tomorrow morning. outbreaks of rain working its way south and east. a cloudy day for northern ireland. the best of the sunshine in southern and central england. some lighter winds in wales, b

thomas orchard, who was 32 and had schizophrenia, died in hospital a week after he suffered a cardiacstation in 2012. officers used an emergency restraining belt, but the force hasn't accepted that the belt led directly to mr orchard's death. the former deputy prime minister, nick clegg, has a newjob — with the social media company, facebook. he's moving to california, to be the firm's communications head. it comes as facebook tries to repair the compa ny‘s reputation, amid controversy about transparency and the role of fake news on the platform. the head of one of britian's biggest house—builders, persimmon, has come under public criticism, after walking out of an interview, in which he was asked about his £75 million bonus. jeff fairburn said, it was "unfortunate" he'd been asked the question. the bonus was one of the biggest ever awarded by a public listed company. our business correspondent, emma simpson has the story. there is a lot of buttons. do you want to come up here, mark? jeff fairburn was after a good new story with the opening of his company's new brick factory near donc

president thomas frank received the olympic flame in the orchard city in city of loose wire which is the southernmost city in the world that's what is there is for saturday's opening. looking for now let's get parts of barbara in. and they think you visitors to the tate modern art gallery here in london may be leaving in tears after seeing the latest exhibit by the cuban artist. her interactive installation features a mental centered room designed to provoke crying best known for her politically engaged projects whereas newest piece addresses the issue of global migration and it relies on people power to make it work charlie angelo went to have a look. there is an image of a refugee under this floor that might never be seen unless hundreds of strangers cooperate come together and let the heat of their bodies uncover it it's a near impossible task but artist. has high hopes for the collective effort to garrett has transformed the tapes turbine hold a space for risk taking she sees her art as an agent of change the museum is a floor the public debate i think does have a social responsi