lady newlove's review of the scheme is damning.ocess that compensates victims without traumatising them yet again. the review finds the system's beset by delays, uncertainty and poor communication. nearly a0% feel they need a third party to negotiate the complexity of the process, and local victim support services are patchy and sometimes nonexistent. receiving compensation for a violent crime should be an end point for a victim. lady newlove wants radical changes to de—traumatise and simplify the process, including having a named caseworker for each victim, greater transparency, and free advice and support for the most vulnerable. the ministry ofjustice says it announced a review of the compensation scheme last year to ensure better support for victims and will consider today's findings. daniel and holly simply want their compensation and to move on with their lives. clive coleman, bbc news. ellie goulding and rita ora are among 16 public figures who've agreed to be more open on social media about when they're paid to endorse prod

lady newlove wants radical changes.viewed the scheme last year to ensure better support for victims and will consider today's findings. daniel and holly simply want their compensation and to move on with their lives. we'll be speaking to victims' commissioner baroness newlove just after 7:00am. flights were grounded at newark international airport in the us state of newjersey after two drones were spotted flying nearby. a pilot told air traffic control that one of the drones came within 30 feet of his aircraft. he was flying at a nearby private airport, but officials closed newark international as a precaution. the airport is the 11th busiest in the us, with 20 million people boarding there each year. later on in the progamme we will be seeing what airports are doing to counter the threat of drones. i think we have some drones in the studio. yes. zimbabwe's human rights commission has accused security forces of using systematic torture against protesters. there have been numerous reports of assaults allegedly carried ou

in a moment we'll speak to baroness newlove, the commissioner. beverley about how courtney might be able get access to her compensation. is it possible that you could live apart from courtney and then courtney would be able to get access to this half £1 million? yeah, they've offered to put courtney in a home and they will fund courtney to live in a home. away from you? away from me, yeah. not with me, which would not be good for me or courtney. more courtney than anything, because her lifestyle's been good and we have such a great relationship as well. her life would completely go downhill. they've had reports from school saying this, from people involved with courtney, teachers saying it's not in courtney's best interests. we've even had a social services best interest meeting, and it was unanimous that courtney stayed with me because her health would deteriorate, she would go in on herself. she's such a happy child with me. you can see from her smile, she's my world, aren't you? good girl. courtney, where do you want to live? with mum. with yo

talkradio presenter, daisy mcandrew, and the victims' commissioner and conservative peer, baroness helen newlove and welcome to bbc news. the search for a small plane whose passengers included cardiff city's and was flying to cardiff after saying goodbye to his team—mates in france. the pilot is also missing, as our correspondent jon kay explains. hoping against hope. tributes at cardiff city, for their new star striker. he only signed at the weekend, a £15 million club record. but tonight, emiliano sala is missing without trace. he was so happy tojoin cardiff city. we have a lot of fans and supporters who is very concerned and we can understand their concern, eta! 2533“; to? a light aircraftflying from—there to his new club in cardiff. the pilot has not been named. we've now searched over 1,000 square miles of sea, by day and night. the search continues, using assets from the uk and from france, alongside our own channel islands search assets. rescue teams have spotted items floating in the sea, but they don't know yet if they're from the missing plane. in argentina, the striker‘s father told a

lady newlove's review of the scheme is damning.nsates victims without traumatising them yet again. the review finds the system's beset by delays, uncertainty and poor communication. nearly 40% feel they need a third party to negotiate the complexity of the process, and local victim support services are patchy and sometimes nonexistent. receiving compensation for a violent crime should be an end point for a victim. lady newlove wants radical changes to de—traumatise and simplify the process, including having a named caseworker for each victim, greater transparency, and free advice and support for the most vulnerable. the ministry ofjustice says it announced a review of the compensation scheme last year to ensure better support for victims and will consider today's findings. daniel and holly simply want the compensation they're entitled to and to move on with their lives. let's talk now to the director of criminal injury claims at hudgell‘s solicitors, paul cain who's in leeds. the accusation is that the people who are helping you ar

talkradio presenter, daisy mcandrew, and the victims‘ commissioner, and conservative peer, baroness helen newloveus what the top story should be... brexit hasn't blown all comers out of the water tonight, thank goodness. the financial times reports on dyson moving its headquarters to singapore a move that has sparked accusations of hypocrisy, given its founder — sirjames dyson's vocal support of brexit. the telegraph carries a warning from scientists to avoid aspirin if you're healthy, as a study suggests it boosts the risk of dangerous bleeding. the mail leads on a story we've covered today, the father of a schoolgirl, who took her own life, has accused the social media site instagram of helping to kill her. james bulger‘s mother says she's "disgusted" that a film about the murder of her toddler sun has been nominated for an oscar. that's in the mirror. and the metro leads on missing premier league footballer emiliano sala, who, it says, sent text messages raising concerns about the plane he was in, before it disappeared over the channel islands. so, a varied set of front pages — let's see what

thank you to my guests daisy mcandrew, and baroness helen newlove.erry field and covering of snow for some of us, not only over the health, lower level saw snow, even when there was rain falling from the skies he got the two night temperatures continue to drop bringing risk advice brother went to shari's child the disruption quite lightly showers continue to feed into the western areas, he showered lingering across but lake anglia obvious, even at low levels, that could be a little bit more snow, and this can be a little bit more snow, and this time because under clearing skies, really dropping away, 7a minus five degrees 7— skies, really dropping away, 7a minus five degrees —— is in towns and cities, rule practise scotland down to 712 freezing fog to practise tomorrow, went showers because tricky travelling conditions across the five copies, i wanted to shower is continuing to that today, but a little bit dry weather and stuff as i try not as it has been today, but still feeling chilly, coptic it can stop in northern ireland that today, we see rain

lady newlove wants radical changes to de—traumatise and simplify the process, including having a namedsimply want their compensation and to move on with their lives. clive coleman, bbc news. zimbabwe‘s security forces have been accused of "systematic torture" in their crackdown on protestors. the country‘s human rights commission has condemned, soldiers using live ammunition on demonstrators, the wave of arrests and the multiple reports of beatings. zimbabwe has been gripped by unrest, since a sharp rise in fuel prices over a week ago. christina lamb is with me — she‘s the chief foreign correspondent for the sunday times and has just returned from zimbabwe. that is right. so good to have you with us, thank you. your impressions of how deep this crisis i yes, it of how deep this crisis is? yes, it feels different to previous times, because we did see mass beatings during robert mugabe‘s era, but this time, there is no election going on for usually the beatings would be in the run—up to election, this was random, and it is notjust against opposition activists, it is against ordinary peop

tomorrow's front pages, with journalist daisy mcandrew, and the victims‘ commissioner baroness helen newlovell ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. as the search for the missing plane is called off — hopes fade of finding cardiff striker emiliano sala alive. ho; expected ’ finding cardiff ho; expected emiliano ardiff ho; expected emiliano sala f ho; expected emiliano sala to last night into cardiff and today ho; expected emiliano sala to last nig first o cardiff and today ho; expected emiliano sala to last nig first day rdiff and today ho; expected emiliano sala to last nig first day rdiff the today and how backing of the rfu saved the career of marlie packer following a drink—drive conviction... that was the day that whatever happened from here, it doesn't matter. i could still play for england. hello, and welcome to sportsday. good evening. afterfinalising his move from french club nantes three days ago, emiliano sala was meant to link up with his new club today. but cardiff cancelled training this morning as authorities continued th

a big thank you to my guests this evening, daisy mcandrew and baroness helen newlove.h for the light aircraft carrying cardiff city's new signing sala has been suspended overnight. he signed with the club for a record fee. the 28 year—old argentine had signed for the club for a record fee of £15 million from ligue i side, nantes on saturday and had been due to begin training with his new teammates today. he returned to france to say goodbye to his former teammates. nantes were due to play a cup game tomorrow — that has been postponed. fans held a rally this evening at place royale, dropping a yellow tulip at the foot of the fountain. as for cardiff, their executive director and ceo ken choo says the club are in shock and they "continue to pray for positive news." we expect emilio to arrive last night into cardiff and today was his first day of the team. when we heard about the plane which has gone missing, we were very shocked. it caught aulos offguard. the world anti—doping agency will not punish russia — the country responsible for one of sports greatest doping scand

victims‘ commissioner baroness newlove said the failings were shocking. had not been made aware of the concerns. and we'll hear from a doctor who reviews recordings of examinations about her concerns later in the show. a housing charity says three million new homes will have to be built in england over the next 20 years to solve a crisis in social housing. the report commissioned by the charity shelter suggests that construction would cost up to £11 billion a year, but would save the government money because rents would be cheaper. the communities secretary james brokenshire says the government is committed to delivering 250,000 new homes by 2022. at least seven people have died in seperate incidents across the alps following avalanches caused by a weekend of heavy snowfall. mountain rescuers continue to search for several missing people as the second—highest avalanche warning remains in place across much of austria, germany and italy. the former chairman of the japanese carmaker nissan, carlos ghosn, has appeared in public for the first time since his ar

talkradio presenter daisy mcandrew, and the victims' commissioner and conservative peer, baroness helen newlovecord number of people are in work in the uk. figures from the office for national statistics put the total at 32.5 million — the highest since records began in 1971. meanwhile the unemployment rate is at its lowest since 1975 — it stands at 4%. the technology firm dyson says it's planning to move its corporate headquarters from the uk to singapore. the headquarter switch from malmesbury, wiltshire, is likely to prove controversial given that sirjames dyson — the company's billionaire chairman, founder and owner — has been a vocal supporter of britain leaving the eu. sirjames insisted that the decision to move the firm's headquarters from malmesbury in wiltshire had nothing to do with brexit, which he said would have no practical impact on the business. the bakery and cafe chain patisserie valerie has collapsed into administration, putting more than 3,000 jobs at risk. the company said attempted rescue talks with banks had failed. in october patisserie valerie said it had uncovered "sig

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lady newlove wants radical changes.ced a review of the compensation scheme last year, to ensure better support better support for victims and will consider today's findings. daniel and holly simply want their compensation and to move on with their lives. rescue workers have resumed their search for a plane carrying cardiff city's new record signing emiliano sala, after the light aircraft disappeared over the english channel. sala, who had only signed for cardiff at the weekend, was one of two people on board the plane, which lost contact off guernsey on monday night. our correspondent tomos morgan is at cardiff city's stadium. good morning. it's being reported that emiliano sala had sent messages whilst on board the aircraft, expressing concern about the plane. has any of that been confirmed? these are just reports in argentinian media at the moment, that he sent voice messages to possibly friends and all members of his family. in them, the argentinian media reported emiliano sala had said that he was really worried, he