the sheriff concluded that the pilot david traill had ignored the low fuel warning is.lowed procedures the accident would not have happened. ian 0'prey lost his son mark in the accident. this report has brought him little comfort. ian 0'prey lost his son mark in the accident. this report has brought him little comfort. they've laid the blame totally on the pilot, david traill, and it makes me really angry. i think it's outrageous. where's the sheriff's evidence for it? the report praised the dignity of those bereaved. six years on, their grief is still raw, in this tragedy that shocked a city and changed many lives. lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. hello, i'm mimi fawaz and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: live in houston, where the astros are playing in the world series final. liverpool are through to the league cup quarter—finals after a 5—5 draw — and penalty shoot—out against arsenal. defending champion, elina svitolina through to the semis of the wta tour finals in shenzhen. we start with baseball and the battle is o

the sheriff found that the pilot david traill had ignored low fuel warnings and said if the captain hadain traill, he said, took a chance that the low fuel warnings he received were erroneous and that was a conscious decision on his part, it was a decision that had fatal consequences for ten people. ian lost his son in the accident. the report has brought him a little comfort. they have laid the blame totally on the pilot, david traill, and it makes me really angry. i think it's outrageous. where is the evidence for it? the report praised the dignity of those reefed. six yea rs the dignity of those reefed. six years on, their grief is still raw in this tragedy that shocked a city and changed many lives. lorna gordon, bbc news. an independent forecaster has suggested that the prime minister's brexit deal would leave the uk £70 billion a year worse off than if it remained in the eu. the study concluded that the economy would be 3.5% smaller than it would be otherwise in ten years' time. 0ur economics editor, faisal islam, has more. here at the treasury, they chose not to do an economic im

the sheriff concluded that the pilot david traill had ignored the low fuel warning is.d traill, and it makes me really angry. i think it's outrageous. where's the sheriff's evidence for it? the report praised the dignity of those bereaved. six years on, their grief is still raw, in this tragedy that shocked a city and changed many lives. lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. south africa has imposed emergency measures, and is declaring several regions disaster areas, in response to the worst drought in living memory. some areas have gone without substantial rainfall for up to five years. our africa correspondent andrew harding reports from one small town, graaf—reinet, which lies at the heart of the crisis. in a lonely corner of south africa, a small town is starting to wonder if it has a future. no water. it hasn‘t rained here, not properly, for five years now. and the local dam is, well, ask the fish. there have been droughts here before but none this ruthless. the suffering is stark. a gift of hay may save these cattle but it comes too late for half the herd. i‘ve lost ni

the sheriff concluded that the pilot david traill had ignored the low fuel warnings.lot, david traill, and it makes me really angry. i think it‘s outrageous. where‘s the sheriff‘s evidence for it? the report praised the dignity of those bereaved. six years on, their grief is still raw, in this tragedy that shocked a city and changed many lives. lorna gordon, bbc news, glasgow. now it‘s time for the weather with lucy martin. doing their hello there. time for a look at the weather for the week ahead. while many of us have seen a good deal of dry and often sunny weather to start the week, there are some real changes on the cards. 0ver the next few days it will be milder but with that it will turn claudia with some wet weather as well. the reason for this, some area of high pressure will edge its way further east and that will allow the weather fronts to feed into the south and west. high pressure is with us first thing thursday morning, with a chilly scart to scotland and northern england with a touch of frost but again, good deal of sunshine to many and cloudy skies of

the sheriff found that the pilot david traill had ignored low fuel warnings and said if the captain hadally on the pilot, david traill, and it makes me really angry. i think it's outrageous. where is the evidence for it? the report praised the dignity of those reefed. six years on, their grief is still raw in this tragedy that shocked a city and changed many lives. lorna gordon, bbc news. they‘ re naturally inquisitive and always bring a smile to your face — and today a waddle of penguins — yes that is what you call a group of penguins — arrived at a care home in lincoln. the visit was organised after one of the residents asked to see a penguin — and well, who could resist. gemma dawson went along to meet them. this trio know how to make an entrance. penguins charlie, pringle and degroot have come to london. they are lovely animals, beautiful animals, really lovely animals. so tame, aren‘t they? animals, really lovely animals. so tame, aren't they? 99-year-old joyce told staff that her care home she wa nted told staff that her care home she wanted to meet a pink one, and today she got h

the sheriff found that the pilot, david traill, had ignored low fuel warnings and said if the captainstances of the accident were so unusual that it is improbable they will ever be repeated. it also praised the dignity of the friends and relatives of those who died and those who had been left injured in this tragedy that shocked a city and changed many lives. lorna gordon, bbc news. you're watching afternoon live from westminster. i'm just going to show you what is happening literally over there are st stephen ‘s gate in westminster. that is where liberal democrat mps are gathering for what looks like a news conference. no sign yet ofjo swinson, but tom brake, vince cable, chuka umunna, ed davey, tim farron in the background, the former leader, they are all getting ready for a news conference announcing the start of their campaign. they are laying out what they see as the issues that will be debated in the coming weeks before that election on december the 12th. vicki young will be there and we will find out more from them later. now look at the weather with nick miller. anotherfine, d