with me now is daniel sandford. hearing from the russian agencies. 50 and what we are hearing from the russian agencies.— russian agencies. so there was a craft flying _ russian agencies. so there was a craft flying from _ russian agencies. so there was a craft flying from moscow - russian agencies. so there was a craft flying from moscow to i russian agencies. so there was a craft flying from moscow to st. . craft flying from moscow to st. petersburg, and if you look at the air traffic websites, you can see that itjust air traffic websites, you can see that it just stops.

many thanks, daniel sandford. detectives in — that. many thanks, daniel sandford.s, daniel sandford. detectives in northern ireland have| detectives in northern ireland have arrested a 39 yard man in connection with information likely to be useful to terrorists following a data link. the psni has a project mistakenly revealing details of all of its 10,000 staff last week. junior doctors in scotland have voted to accept a pay offer from ministers at holyrood, ending the threat of further strike action. the deal involves a total pay increase of 17% over two years, and will cost the scottish government £61.3 million. two former royal marines have described being shot at by pirates while attempting to navigate the amazon in a world record attempt. john bathgate from edinburgh and ian roberts from exeter were attacked close to the colombian border. they say they managed to fend off the attackers with rowing oars, as alexandra mackenzie reports. yan and i... a couple of lads came up to us... john bathgate after he was shot twice by pirates and fought back. they found ref

daniel sandford is at surrey coroner's court. what more did the coroner have to _ daniel, what more did the coroner have to say?— daniel, what more did the coroner have to say? well, clive, when the coroner opened _ have to say? well, clive, when the coroner opened the _ have to say? well, clive, when the coroner opened the inquest - have to say? well, clive, when the coroner opened the inquest today, | have to say? well, clive, when the i coroner opened the inquest today, he almost immediately adjourned it again, as is normal when the police are carrying out a murder investigation. normally at this stage, when the inquest is opened, we would be given the cause of death from the postmortem examination, but the court heard today that the pathologist had not yet been able to establish a precise cause of death. he had only been able to say that it was likely to have been unnatural causes, and one expiration for this would be that what the detectives have told us, which is that sara sharif suffered multiple injuries and that these had

daniel sandford, bbc news at the court of appeal.itain's kieran reilly pulled off an impressive run in the bmx freestyle park event to take the gold medal. the 22—year—old beat all—comers, including the reigning world and olympic champions. nesta mcgregor watched all the action. bmx freestyle. where we see an obstacle, a rider sees an opportunity — although the weather is a lot harder to overcome. but after the mop up, came the magic. britain's kieran reilly, with maybe a career—defining run. complex, composed and — more importantly — clean. having done his part, it was a nervous wait with six rivals still to ride. so, there you have it. confirmation, the scores are in. kieran rilley, the current european champion, is now the world champion. what a moment for the 22—year—old from newcastle. this is insane, honestly. if there was a world champs that i could choose to win, it would be a home one. so just adds to the calibre of the event for me and i'm so proud to do it in front of a home crowd, with all my family and friends here. it's

daniel sandford, bbc news.ve been questioning members of sara sharif�*s family after my was of the family travelled there the day before her body was discovered, and our correspondent caroline davies can join us our correspondent caroline davies canjoin us now from islamabad. what more do we know about the police inquiries there?— inquiries there? well, mishal, we know that the _ inquiries there? well, mishal, we know that the authorities - inquiries there? well, mishal, we know that the authorities have i inquiries there? well, mishal, we i know that the authorities have been trying to find family members, including two pakistan —based brothers. we understand from local sources hear that those two brothers are due to appear in court tomorrow, and according to localjournalists thatis and according to localjournalists that is because they are accusing the police of having illegally detained them during that questioning process. we have not been able to speak to the police today about it but when we last spoke to

daniel sandford, bbc news, woking.house builders to prove new developments won't cause pollution to nearby rivers. rishi sunak says the change will allow 100,000 new homes to be built in england by 2030, but campaigners warn vital safeguards will disappear, maintaining river quality and wildlife habitats. here's helen catt. they should be busy building homes on the st giles park development near norwich. but four months ago work stopped. the construction workers were let go. 201 homes had already been built, but the developers couldn't get the go—ahead for another 149 on the remaining land. because of rules on water pollution. for the local council, which owns the land, it's frustrating. on sites like this, when you can't build homes, you're materially affecting the ability for people to get a roof over their head and you're actually driving the price of the homes that are available even higher than they otherwise need to be. so sorting this problem out has been essential notjust for the building industry, but for the

daniel sandford is in woking. what is the latest on the investigation?ant to speak urgently to her father urfan sharif, police still want to speak urgently to herfather urfan sharif, his partner and his uk—based brother, all of them are believed to have left the country before the body of sara sharif was found and flown to pakistan. pakistan police are hunting for them in pakistan, they have not yet found them, but they have not yet found them, but they have detained and questioned urfan sharif�*s pakistan —based brother and his father and they are being questioned to try and locate the three adults who left the country with five other children just about two weeks ago. what more have you learnt over the last few days? as we know, sara sustain these multiple and extensive injuries over a sustained period of time so everyone is trying to build a picture of what her life is like. that is what surrey police are asking people who knew sara to help them do. speaking to people on the street, sara moved in here with the family in april and it looks as if she di

with me now is daniel sandford. daniel, ithink it's worth laying out first of all what we can independent we confirm and what we are hearing from the russian agencies. 50 and what we are hearing from the russian agencies.— russian agencies. 50 there was a craft flying _ russian agencies. 50 there was a craft flying from _ russian agencies. 50 there was a craft flying from moscow - russian agencies. so there was a craft flying from moscow to - russian agencies. so there was a craft flying from moscow to st. . craft flying from moscow to st. petersburg, and if you look at the air traffic websites, you can see that itjust air traffic websites, you can see that it just stops. air traffic websites, you can see that itjust stops. there is videos of him locally around the village in the tiber region which appear to show a plane on the ground and flames. what the federal agency for air transport has said is that ten people on board, three crew members, seven passengers have all died. what they've also said is that on the pas

our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is in woking. bring us up to date, daniel.y was found in this house in the early hours of thursday morning and since then surrey police have urgently wanted to speak to the three adults that were living in the house at the time, her father, double sharif, his brother old —— also advocate on the day before her body was found. surrey police have asked pakistani authorities for help but the authorities have not been able to trace those three adults that the police want to speak to but what i have been able to do is find an question urfan sharif�*s two pakistan —based brothers and his father but as far as we can tell, no information has come from that which has helped to locate the missing members of the family. detectives here are trying to build a picture of the last months of her life and police have said she sustained multiple and extensive injuries over a sustained period and obviously police want to try to understand how it is that she came to those injuries. the police have said they had some contact with the family but tha

let's talk to our home affairs correpsondent, daniel sandford at woking crown court. ning? the coroner's court system in the uk is such that when there is an unexpended death, the coroner needs to open an inquest and then if the police are already investigating that death, typically they would then suspend that in quest for a short period to allow the police to conduct their inquiries, in this case a suspected murder investigation. what happened this morning was that the coroner for surrey said he would suspend the inquest for an unusually long length of time, for six months because of the relative complexity of the case and also because of the international element of the investigation. we also heard more detail, a postmortem examination was carried out by the home office pathologist, we have been told that initially because of her death was not yet established and it was confirmed this morning that still the cause of her death is unexplained, but the coroner said the pathologist had concluded that it was likely to be unnatural causes. police have told us that sara sh

our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford explained this morning's court proceedings.coroner needs to open an inquest. and then if the police are already investigating that death, typically they would then suspend that inquest for a short period to allow the police to conduct their inquiries, in this case, a suspected murder investigation. what happened this morning was that simon wickens, the coroner for surrey, said that he would suspend the inquest for an unusually long length of time, for six months because of the relative complexity of the police case and also because of the international element of the investigation. we also heard more details about the postmortem examination carried out by the home office pathologist, nathaniel carey. the police had already told us that initially the cause of her death was not yet established. and it was confirmed this morning that still the cause of her death is unexplained. but the coroner said that the pathologist had concluded that it was likely to be unnatural causes. police have told us that sara sharif has suffered from m