let's go live to poland and speak to our warsaw correspondent, adam easton. about the circumstances in which this crash happened? this bus set off in which this crash happened? ti 3 bus set off from poland in which this crash happened? ti 1 bus set off from poland yesterday, on friday, and it was travelling southwards to that small bosnian town in northern croatia when the crash happened, which took place at 5:40pm —— 5:40am local time. apparently, it veered off the highway and rolled off into a ditch, causing the death of at least 12 of those passengers and injuring all 32 other people on board. we know there were two drivers, there was some speculation in croatian media about one of the drivers, the driver obviously behind the wheel at the time, but that is possibly falling asleep, but that is just speculation, it has not been confirmed at all by any of the official sources. and, yes, as you mentioned, this is a hugely popular pilgrimage for people here in poland they have been going since the early 19805 they have been going since the early 1980s to the sma

adam easton, bbc news, warsaw.at the centre of a uk legal battle over his care while lying unconscious in hospital, has died. his life—sustaining treatment was withdrawn earlier today. it brings to an end a stand—off between doctors who said archie was �*brain stem dead,�* and his parents who wanted his treatment to continue. you're watching bbc news — a reminder of the headlines... 2a palestinians die in air strikes on the gaza strip. israel says it's targetting the militant group — islamichhad. rising concerns over the safety of europe's largest nuclear power plant — held by russian 50 years ago this week, nearly 30—thousand ugandan asians arrived in britain — forced out of their own country by dictator idi amin. many settled in greater manchester and lancashire — arriving with nothing but their clothes and a few possessions. among them the raja family from bolton. whole families had arrived with little cash. the few belongings they brought often seemed nothing more than sentimental value. they'd left their homes

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adam easton, bbc news, warsaw.he centre of a uk legal battle over his care while lying unconscious in hospital, has died. his life sustaining treatment was withdrawn earlier today. it brings to an end a stand off between doctors who said archie was brain stem dead, and his parents who wanted his treatment to continue. our correspondent simon jones, has the details. saying their final farewells — these pictures were released by archie's family in the hours before his life support was withdrawn, following a series of legal battles pitting the family against doctors. archie passed at 12:15 today. can ijust say i am the proudest mum in the world? such a beautiful little boy, and he fought right until the very end, and i'm so proud to be his mum. the 12—year—old was found unconscious at his home in april. he had suffered catastrophic brain injuries. the doctors treating him said there was no hope of recovery, but his family maintained he needed more time. barts health nhs trust, which runs the royal london hospital, wen

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our warsaw correspondent, adam easton, reports.ghway just before dawn and ended up in a ditch. on—board were two drivers and 42 pilgrims from across poland. 11 people were killed at the scene. the rest were taken to nearby hospitals, many of them in a serious condition. translation: one woman's operation is still ongoing - and will take a long time, because she has multiple bodily injuries and her life is in danger. we have eight patients in hospital, four in intensive care, two of whom are currently in the operating room. the pilgrims were on their way to the small bosnian town of medjugorje. it's been a popular pilgrimage site ever since local children said they had seen a vision of the virgin mary there in the 1980s. many people in poland are deeply attached to their catholic faith, and the chance to make this pilgrimage is a highlight of their lives. from all over the country, they make the i,500km journey overnight on buses like this one. it's not known why this bus crashed. the tragedy has sparked deep anguish and sorrow here

adam easton, bbc news, warsaw.ake until next week to resolve. it affected the phone lines and electronic referrals to out—of—hours gps. the service helps people get the right advice and treatment when they need it. nhs england said disruption was minimal. i'm nowjoined by ross brewer, who is a cyber—security expert and commentator, and vice president of attackiq's international operation. are these kind of attacks common? yes, we are seeing an increasing escalation and this could be a ransom. it could be unfolding. we have seen a17 billion run somewhere attacks this year, as much as the last five years combined, a massive increase with the geopolitical situation at the moment as well. aha, situation at the moment as well. a modern british army safeguarding us against attacks like this has been mentioned, not traditional ground water. but he is or what is behind attacks like this? is it some person sat in a bedroom somewhere in the world or some kind of more complex operation? it is world or some kind of more comple

adam easton, bbc news, warsaw. the headlines on bbc news...has died after his life support was withdrawn. conservative leadership contenders set out their approaches to dealing with the economic downturn forecast by the bank of england. the palestinian health ministry says 15 palestinians have been killed in the gaza strip — where the israeli military is targeting members of the palestinian group islamichhad. it's been a bumper day at the commonwealth games. three golds for the home nations so far, there could be more to come. england's nick miller dug deep to take gold in the hammer, wales's gemma frizelle won an historic gold in the rhythmic gymnastics hoop final. but northern ireland broke their commonwealth games medal record as their men's fours won the final in the lawn bowls. nick parrot reports. martin adjourn knows how to win at the commonwealth games. he was part of the main spores who claimed the men's title 2a years ago. at victoria park in leamington spa, the northern ireland flag bearer led his team by victoria park in leamington

earlier, i spoke to our warsaw correspondent adam easton who explained what authorities believe happened:30am this morning, about 60 kilometres north of the croatian capital zagreb, the bus, which was carrying these pilgrims, for some reason veered off the highway and rolled into a ditch, causing what is now confirmed by the polish foreign ministry, 12 people who have been killed and 33 who have been injured, a number of them seriously injured. the polish prime minister has said that these people, the passengers, were on their way to bosnia—herzegovina to a very popular in poland, a roman catholic pilgrimage site in a small town there which has been famous since the 1980s after reports of apparitions of the virgin mary. and lots of polish people make their way to that small town in bosnia—herzegovina in the summer months. also, the polish prime minister has said that the country's health minister and a deputy foreign minister, as well as a team of medics, are on their way to the crash site to try and help with the operation there. thanks to adam for that update. ukraine and russia have b

let's go live to poland and speak to our warsaw correspondent adam easton.do we have this awful incident? well, it seems that around just — awful incident? well, it seems that around just after _ awful incident? well, it seems that around just after 5:30am _ awful incident? well, it seems that around just after 5:30am this - around just after 5:30am this morning, about 60 kilometres north of the croatian capital zagreb, the bus, which was carrying these pilgrims, for some reason ed veered off the highway and rolled into a ditch, causing what is now confirmed by the polish foreign ministry, 12 people who have been killed and 33 who have been injured, number them seriously injured. the polish prime minister has said that these people, the passengers, were on their way to bosnia—herzegovina to a very popular in poland, a roman catholic pilgrimage site in a small town there which has been famous since there which has been famous since the 1980s after reports of apparitions of the virgin mary and lots of polish people make their way to that small town in bosnia—h

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brogan it truly is remarkable and has helped not just easton, but our family heal from something that's been so tragic. >> and that was wnbc's adam though he struck out, just to be there to represent his own brother at the plate >> that's great. >> somara has a check of the forecast right now that's the kind of story that you're cheering and everybody agrees we're cheering for that little guy. >> absolutely, absolutely. a little closer to home we're talking about this system here and the tropics. things are waking up out there, okay we have what is potentially the fourth named storm of the season if we do get, this we're looking at tropical storm danielle right now it is projected to make its way towards texas, and it could bring a good amount of rain out that way. this moisture is also going to pull into a disturbance just to the north of there southwest is seeing heavy rain right now, moving into parts of new mexico, and we're going to continue to see that rain push through parts of north texas that means we could see flooding right now rainfall forecast totals are coming in anywhere from 3 to 5 inches, but we could see locally