scotti was pulled out of the building just before it went up in flames.e people who were there. we expect at some stage this afternoon a statement from the families to be read out on the steps of the court. i will remind you of the sentences. these are life sentences, minimum tariffs. two each serve a sentences, minimum tariffs. two each servea minimum sentences, minimum tariffs. two each serve a minimum of 38 years in prison and another, 33 years. let's return to our main story — the duke of edinburgh's car accident near sandringham yesterday. we've been speaking to roy warne, who was one of the first people who stopped at the scene after the accident. mr warne described the moment he pulled the duke from overturned land rover. i cannot remember the words, but it was of a person who was obviously in some shock. you had his blood on your hands? one of the royal people gave me a wipe, it wasn't much. how did you get him out? iam not i am not sure. the door was underneath. what i thought was door was the roof. it was through 90 degrees, so i'm not sure whet

the same but the puppet has changed rather so shattering was going to be the puppet and now it's to scotty that is undoubtably being some kind of backroom deal created. how far it will be succeed whether we'll see some kind of morsi. transition well if more if he puts up quite a lot of fuss when it comes to promoting what could be tried to do that and that will be the issue how it plays out the transition also what a veto camaron what role will he take absolutely he was important partner for to in the election that saltsman alkie paris doesn't agree with you indigo your response to that. none. of absolutely don't agree because of these just a lack of understanding of congo is organized we're truly elections in one and we're not even mopping what are the results at the provincial assemblies and the coming soon is the election there is out of the election of the national assembly this will determine who is going to lead the country because we have parliamentary organization the power in one man's hand is completely finished even to second himself knows that per constitution you will not have

the youngest son 15—year—old scotty was the only one to survive the explosion after being pulled outi cry. because everything you do, you think of them. every single thing you do, they think of them. this empty space is a constant reminder of what happened last february on but incredibly cold evening. this community still feels the shock of the fire, that resonated around this city. this was floored with fatal consequences. the risk to life callously disregarded by the plotters. now starting long jail terms. we have live without her. our sentence began on the 25th of february. 5 for us shocking case. fine in shocking case. asine in which now. a shocking case. one in which on the night many local people got involved to help. yes, they did. scotty, who was the younger brother of sean and shane, and the son of mary, who died come up with in the flat at the time and he was pulled from the rubble of the shop of the building just before it collapsed and it was engulfed in flames. that was thanks to passers by. another passer—by who was injured by treated by some of the people out on the str

nothing has been from incident i had known scotty had been taught not to mortars on the wrong even though it's not by us i was it's written for me. by choice in the scottish because given the way he told transmitted it's the choice. and it was the question how much and i will. detail.

. >> if you think you're scotty pip pin, the warriors were ahead at one point. >> >>: his moves are unbelievable on the court. >> good right now and getting bert doesn't seem like a distant memory. when i say get better i mean look who is off stage. yeah, boogie cousins. they get this thing started. clay thompson hit three 3's off the bat. he winds up with 30 points. 82 points against the yoenis from the pass, he lets loose. he did bank it, you know. >> those shots should get traiks points. >> the most dangerous part right there, he winds up on his behind. he has now moved behind ray allen and reggie miller number three, he had 28 tonight. there he is leaving one for kd way downtown. 22 for kd. they didn't need him in the 4th quarter. this gets scary. steph chases down his own miss, hit it, watch the replay. thing his own teammate hangs. everything appears to be okay. 146-109. three straight wins for warriors. >> stanford women, always doing their thing. they've got great recruits just off stage ready to get at it. right now, tara has her stanford women ready to take on asu. great clock manageme

move anything away from kabila or his family as essentially we've we see a situation where if to scotty is confirmed as president he will just remain behind the scenes sorry kabila will remain behind the scenes behind his sketchy as he rules how long that situation will last is yet to be seen when it comes to economic verses ending the war in the eastern provinces the most important thing will be infrastructure there is no possible way that economic development can happen without improvements infrastructure there is no way that people can be brought into the formalization of art as a mining for example without infrastructure that needs to be more investment in roads in hydro power plants we've seen in the three to sketch he will need to prioritize that if he wants to even come close to i think raising the capital needed to end the war and least a province as it goes money is going to be all you want a little. benedict i'll give you the last word go on now i said on how do you mean in infrastructure negotiate while you do so this is the security problem because i think that it is importa

his youngest son, scotty, was the only one to survive the blast. every day i cry., haven't shown the slightest bit of remorse for their wicked crimes. sima kotecha, bbc news, leicester. to hearfrom britain's most decorated winter pa ralympians. — menna fitzpatrick and her guide jen kehoe, on going for gold at the world championships. we are still the two, really fun girls who do an amazing sport and just do it because we love it. that's never going to change. and coming up in sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, maria sharapova rolls back the years in melbourne. she has knocked out the defending champion, caroline wozniacki at the australian open. uk retail sales fell by more than expected last month, after consumers brought shopping, to november. the latest figures from the office for national statistics also show that onlinesheeeino in decemtmm exacerbating the problems of established names like marks and spencer. m and s this week identified more stores that will close. our business correspondent, emma simpson, has been to bedford, where the once—resile

his youngest son, scotty, was the only one to survive the blast. every day, i cry.e described the men as exceptionally callous and deceithaltwhek you were watching bbc news. —— you are watching bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: buckingham palace says the duke of edinburgh has visited hospital as a precautionary measure following yesterday's car crash in norfolk. the white house says president trump will hold his second summit leaving patients complaining of delays in getting the drugs they need. the bbc has learned there's been a big rise in the number of medicines placed on the "shortage of supply" list for england. increased global demand and the rising cost of raw materials are being blamed for some of the supply problems. here's our health correspondent catherine burns. the drug candesartan which, as you can see here, has gone completely red. as we film, the realisation that another drug is running low. this main wholesaler has now gone completely out of stock. now, suddenly, we are going to have to start shopping around to make sure customers and patients co

his youngest son, scotty, was the only one to survive the blast. every day, i cry.tionally callous and deceitful, who, he said, haven't shown the slightest bit of remorse for their wicked crimes. sima kotecha, bbc news, leicester. the jury in the trial of two men charged over the hillsborough stadium disaster, which claimed 96 lives, has been told safety standards were very different in the 80s. the former sheffield wednesday club secretary graham mackrell denies two safety charges, while the police match commander, david duckenfield, denies the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 liverpool fans in april 1989. judith moritz reports. graham mackrell was a safety officer without any safety training. sheffield wednesday's former club secretary qualified as an accountant, the jury heard. yet in 1989, he was responsible for safety at the hillsborough stadium. he's accused of turning a blind eye to the way fans were going to make their way through the turnstiles, and failing to make contingency plans. jason beer qc, defending mr mackrell, told the jury that 30 years ago,

his youngest son, scotty, was the only one to survive the blast. every day i cry.. thejudge described the men as exceptionally callous and deceitful, who, he said, haven't shown the time is approaching quarter past seven. the headlines on bbc news... buckingham palace says the duke of edinbrugh has visited hospital as a precautionary measure following yesterday's car crash in norfolk. pharmacists warn of a shortage in supply of many basic medicines, including painkillers and anti—depressants. three men are sentenced to life in prison for the murder of five people following an explosion in a shop in leicester — the old bailey's been told the pilot of a vintage aircraft that crashed killing 11 people at the shoreham airshow in 2015, did nothing to recover from a stunt which had gone wrong, until he was just a hundred feet off the ground. andrew hill is accused of 11 counts of manslaughter by gross negligence. he denies the charges. a bbc news editor has been cleared of naming the victim of a sexual offence in a live broadcast. arif ansari, who's the head of news at t

and that's what he's been good at and that's the basis of his success as peter two told us that scotty adams explains it is his hypnotism it's all about focus and it's about focusing on that thing that that means that for all of their so-called racist frolic and hillary fell for it she she pointed to the reasons frogger me that an ad about it and that was the moment that the entire twenty sixteen election for me jumps the shark is planned hillary responded to this reese's frog or what the race is frog which is the cartoon that is and basically it's an n.p.c. right it's non player control the frog does and the frog is an inanimate object on the page. i'm not exactly sure they is that n.p.c. that i think have a has free will really is old cartoon world he's a star i believe it is. i believe although i'm. not familiar with pepys work previous to being me the name of five i understand he had a life yes a cartoon world before becoming a celebrated name but i was unfamiliar with this one. leaping to find out just a couple going to the town while encouraging the serious wine country. he alway

from what was seen on the ground the election commission declared opposition candidate feelings to scotty the winner of this report. do you think. that announcement if you had expected one that could set the stage for the first democratic transfer of power. since independence.

the youngest son ofjose, 15—year—old scotty, was the only one to survive the explosion after being pulledhem. every single thing you do, you think of them. this empty space is a constant reminder of what happened last february on that incredibly cold evening. this community still feels the shock of the fire, that resonated around this city. this was flawed with fatal consequences. the risk to life callously disregarded by the plotters. now starting long jail terms. we have life without leah. our sentence began on the 25th febraury. the rest of our life. many of those relatives of the victims, including the people you just seen in the report, went to the court today to seek the three men jailed for the lengthy life sentences. afterwards we heard a statement from the senior investigating officer from statement from the senior investigating officerfrom leicester lease. police. so much be there is so families and loved ones. there is so much devastation, the families will never recover from their loss because of the callous actions of three men. they had no regard for human life, only one thi

. >> huh, scotty? >> yes. >> it was inevitable.it was secret. [ laughter ] >> we were really good about it. >> the cast then and now. most are still acting and of course, directing but here is something that may surprise you. the fonz was almost played by them and it started out as a khaki wind breaker. >> i wore a cloth and i couldn't keep the collar up because it was a golf jacket. you know, it kept falling down and it was really hard to be cool in cloth but we got through that. the fonz was a guy i never was. i got to live it out. >>> brought four-legged friends to the interview. >> how many dogs do you have no now? >> my parents have four dogs and ten cats and 20 cats, all named jennifer. >> all named jennifer? >> jennifer garner, jennifer lopez. just, yeah, all jennifers. [ laughter ] >> cool. >> it's a fact bryce knows her way around the hen house and dog house. >> hi. >> so it was no surprise to see the joy on her face when we welcomed these rescue pups, harry and hollis to the interview from the foundation. >> harry is look

his youngest son, scotty, was the only one to survive the blast. every day i cry.o... you think of them. thejudge described the men as exceptionally callous and deceitful, who, he said, haven't shown the slightest bit of remorse for their wicked crimes. sima kotecha, bbc news, leicester. in the last hour the white house has announced that us president donald trump will will hold a second summit with north korean leader kim jong—un, at the end of february. tthey last met in singapore in june. rumours of another meeting have been circulating after a senior north korean negotiator met with president trump in washington this afternoon. our washington correspondent barbara plett usher is at the hotel where the us secretary of state is meeting the negotiator the negotiator kim yong—chol. who has the most to gain from this summit? i move back into the barrel as you can see what the meeting between secretary of state and kim yong—chol. who has the most to gain? we know that president trump has wa nted we know that president trump has wanted the summit for a while. he is pr

move anything away from kabila or his family as essentially we've we see a situation where if to scottie is confirmed as president he will just remain behind the scenes sorry kabila will remain behind the scenes behind his sketchy as he rules how long that situation will last is yet to be seen when it comes to economic verses ending the war in the eastern provinces the most important thing will be infrastructure there is no possible way the economic development can happen without improved and infrastructure there is no way that people can be brought into the formalization of art as a mining for example without infrastructure that needs to be more investment in roads in hydro power plants we've seen in the three to sketch it will need to prioritize that if he wants to even come close to i think raising the capital needed to end the war and it's a province as it goes money is going to be all you want a little. benedict i'll give you the last word go on now i said don't how do you mean infrastructure negotiate while you do so this is the security problem because i think that it is important