ajudge has called a judge has called for an ajudge has called for an inquiry into the collapse of a rapeal after it was revealed that police did not reveal crucial evidence to the defence. eu leaders meeting in brussels have agreed to move onto the second of brexit talks with the uk. and police in the netherlands have shot and wounded a man who was armed with a knife at southwell airport in amsterdam. the main entrance to the airport was evacuated for a while although it has now reopened. the man is in custody. —— schipol airport. the film is coming up. but first a quick look ahead to sportsday. yes, coming up look ahead to sportsday. yes, coming up in sportsday we will take a look at the ashes, where australia's captain steve smith is to a raise eraser century from jonny bairstow in the vital third test. and roger federer has been voted the bbc‘s bbc sports personality of the. we will look ahead to the main award on sunday in liverpool as well, and all of the weekends premier league football. now on bbc news, it's time for the film. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. taki

ajudge has called a judge has called for an ajudge has called for an inquiry into the collapse of a rapento the second of brexit talks with the uk. and police in the netherlands have shot and wounded a man who was armed with a knife at southwell airport in amsterdam. the main entrance to the airport was

ajudge calls for an inquiry after a student is acquitted of rape because police failed to disclose evidence could have cleared him. how an appearance on bbc news meant this man with learning difficulties, who'd been sent home to die, is now responding well to treatment. and the date is set for prince harry and meghan markle‘s wedding. coming up on sportsday on bbc news, captain steve smith nears a ton as he leads the australian fightback on the second day of the vital third ashes test in perth. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. relatives of the four children who died in a house fire in salford have said they don't know how they will be able to tell the children's mother, who is in a medically—induced coma and likely to remain that way for several weeks. 15—year—old demi pearson, brandon, aged eight, lacey, aged seven, and three—year—old lia died following the fire on monday, which police are calling a targeted attack. the child ren‘s grandfather says the family had been harrassed before and the police had been called on sunday night but left. the house was set alight a few ho

ajudge says police did not reveal evidence to the defence in a rape trial.er two tennis player reverts to his country of birth, slovenia, in a bid to play at the olympics and the davis cup. and the wife of sir bradley wiggins has apologised for calling chris froome apologised for calling chris froome a slithering reptile on social media. she later deleted the post and said she had been speaking in the heat of the moment. more for you just after half past. ajudge has called for an inquiry after a university student was cleared of rape because police failed to disclose evidence casting doubt on the case. 22—year—old liam allan spent two years on bail, before his trial at croydon crown court was halted, when it was revealed his accuser had sent messages suggesting she wanted to continue to have sex with him. andy moore reports. 22—year—old liam allan had spent almost two years on bail, accused of six rapes and six sexual assaults. this morning he told the bbc he was overwhelmed, and dealing with the confusion of going from the villain to being innocent. jerry h

ajudge ina ajudge in a rape a judge in a rape trial ajudge in a rape trial has a judge in a rape trialelease phone evidence only came to light when senior prosecuting barristerjerry hayes was given the brief and ask for more information. we can talk to him live now. thank you forjoining us. can you tell us exactly what happened? it was this: this was a very serious multiple rape case. the woman, the person who made the allegations, had given her evidence. the defence counsel said, have you got a disc of the downloads from her telephone? i said, i haven't seen it, cps haven't seen it. i spoke to the officer responsible for disclosure, and i said, have you got it? and he said he had. he said it could not be disclosed, and i asked why. he said it is personal matters. i said, is there anything on that desk which could undermine the prosecution case or assist the defence? he said no, but i wasn't happy about that. i said that that i thought the defence should have at this. we adjourn for a day. the defence sought information which completely blew the prosecution case out of the window. if t

ajudge calls for an inquiry after a student is cleared of rape — when police failed to disclose evidenceasting doubt on the case. ryanair is to recognise pilots‘ unions for the first time in its history — in an attempt to avert a strike in the run—up to christmas. a firefighter has died in southern california, while tackling what is on track to be the biggest wildfire in the state's history. and in the ashes, australia are 200 i’u ns and in the ashes, australia are 200 runs behind at the end of day two of the third test. coming up in the sport on bbc news, britain's number two, aljaz bedene, reverts to the country of his birth, slovenia, in a bid to play at the olympics and the davis cup. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. eu leaders meeting in brussels have agreed that the brexit talks can the prime minister theresa may called this an important step on the road to a "smooth and orderly" brexit. but the president of the european commission, jean—claude juncker, warned that the second phase will be considerably harder than the first. damian grammaticas is in brussels this

ajudge has called easy. a judge has called for an easy.hree people charged with the murder of four georgian and has fired in greater manchester have appeared in court. children in a house fire in greater manchester. as taylor are behind in the ashes. -- is as taylor are behind in the ashes. —— is surely a man. england were all out for 403. he has switched allegiance and represented his home country of slovenia. he was to play in the davis cup. —— he wants to play. the wife of bradley wiggins recalling so chris froome a slithering reptile in the wake of his recent drugs charges on twitter. she later deleted the post and said that she had spoken in the heat of the moment. one in six parents in the uk gives their children alcohol by the age of 14, according to new research. that's despite medical advice which says children should not drink until they are at least a year older. researchers from university college london also found white, well—educated parents were most likely to have a relaxed attitude to young people drinking. philippa roxby

ajudge has called for an inquiry after a university student was cleared of rape because police failedleared him. 22—year—old liam allan spent two years on bail, before his trial at croydon crown court was halted, when it was revealed his accuser had sent him thousands of text messages. clive coleman has the story. the day after the case against him was dropped, liam allan is coming to terms with the end of a two—year nightmare. i was relieved, notjust for myself, but for everyone who's been with me for every step of the way. and everyone it has impacted. it wasjust a huge, huge relief. you sort of get your life back. you don't realise that you've lost parts of your life until you have it completely done. the trial may be over, but the strain it caused remains vivid. i'll be honest, i did start to suffer from panic attacks, a couple of weeks before court, which is why i said it was probably my worst time. because you just, you have to have your own reaction, panic attacks are an internal reaction that you can't help yourself. but it is to be expected, you can't not go through this and

ajudge something that anyone can talk about. a judge can talk to a dust and about the weather.munication. there is a great school of thought that says because this country has been so creative is because of the unpredictable weather. that means the likes of the beatles will have to go inside. that is thought about why this country punched so far above its weight in centuries go by. we will talk about the weather forever. excellent. very good to talk to you. that is it that the papers tonight. coming up next, the papers tonight. coming up next, the film review. welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what have you been watching, mark? we have stronger, which is a film about the boston bombing survivor jeff bowman. human flow, a very affecting documentary by ai weiwei. and the dinner. steve coogan and richard gere together at last! we can discuss that. stronger, i mean, people will remember so vividly the boston marathon bombing and this is very much about the aftermath. so jake gyllenhaal as jeff bowman, who was a y

ajudge ruled that the policy, enforced by the home office, was unlawful.n will affect hundreds of other rough sleepers facing removal, as frankie mccamley now reports. sheltering from the cold, sleeping on park benches and taking cover in doorways. homelessness has been on the rise in the uk for years. that's the rise in the uk for years. that's the position this man found himself in after moving from bulgaria in the hope of a job and a better life. in after moving from bulgaria in the hope of a job and a better lifem is hard to get a job in bulgaria... the 21—year—old secured work but lost his home. under the government —— governor's policy he was taken to a deportation centre for seven months after being released earlier this year. i stayed in my room and didn't go anywhere. i was quite stressed for seven months. didn't go anywhere. i was quite stressed for seven monthslj didn't go anywhere. i was quite stressed for seven months. ijust thought my life was finished. today, the high court ruled that the policy was unlawful. thejustice said that the measure

ajudge has called for an inquiry after a university student was cleared of rape because police faileddisclose evidence which could have proven his innocence. 22—year—old liam allan spent two years on bail, before his trial at croydon crown court was halted, when it was revealed his accuser had sent him thousands of text messages. he's been speaking exclusively to clive coleman. the day after the case against him was dropped, liam allan is coming to terms with the end of a two—year nightmare. i was relieved for notjust myself, but everyone that's been with me every step of the way, and everyone it's impacted. it wasjust a huge, huge relief. you sort of get your life back. you don't realise that you've lost parts of your life, until you actually have it completely done. the trial may be over, but the strain it caused remains vivid. i'll be honest, i did start to suffer from panic attacks, a couple of weeks before court, which is why i said it was probably my worst time. because you just — where it has to be internal, where you have to have your own reaction, panic attacks are an interna

ajudge in argentina has ruled that a prosecutor who died hours before he was due to testify against theurdered. alberto nisman died in his apartment nearly three years ago — the official investigation concluded he'd committed suicide. video has emerged of a fireworks display that went horribly wrong at a popular festival in cuba. 39 people were injured, including children. doctors have some of the injured listed as "very grave" to "extremely critical." kathryn armstrong reports. the moment christmas celebrations sparked into terrifying chaos. fireworks flying in all directions. what was intended as entertainment ended up as a barrage of missiles, raining on the spectators as they ran from the scene. people can be heard screaming during the harrowing video, captured during a popular cuban carnival on video, captured during a popular cu ban carnival on christmas video, captured during a popular cuban carnival on christmas eve. the incident has left 39 people injured including six children. of those taken to hospital, officials say 20 are seriously injured with some clinging to life. trans

ajudge in argentina has ruled that a prosecutor who died hours before testifying against the former presidente kirchner, was murdered. alberto nisman died in his flat nearly three years ago — the official investigation said he'd committed suicide angry kosovans have hung hundreds of neckties on the fence outside government headquarters. prime minister ramush haradi—naj has sparked outrage by insisting he's justified in doubling his salary, because wearing smart clothes is part of hisjob. he passed a measure raising his salary from about $1800 a month to $3,500. a peruvian football official accused of taking bribes has been cleared by a jury in the us. manuel burga, who led football in peru until 2014, was accused of taking cash in exchange for marketing and media rights to matches. two other south american football officials were convicted by the same jury on friday. counting is under way in a runoff election to choose the next president of liberia. it is a straight fight between the current vice president, voting went peacefully with no reports of incidents. accompanied by his supporters, vi

ajudge has called for an inquiry after a university student

ajudge has called for an inquiry after a university student was cleared of rape because police failedcould have proven his innocence. 22—year—old liam allan spent two years on bail, before his trial at croydon crown court was halted when it was revealed his accuser had sent him thousands of text messages. he's been speaking exclusively to clive coleman. the day after the case against him was dropped, liam allan is coming to terms with the end of a two—year nightmare. i was relieved, notjust for myself, but for everyone that's been with me every step of the way. and everyone it has impacted. it wasjust a huge, huge relief. you sort of get your life back. you don't realise that you've lost parts of your life until you actually have it completely done. the trial may be over, but the strain it caused remains vivid. i'll be honest, i did start to suffer from panic attacks, a couple of weeks before court, which is why i said it was probably my worst time. because you just, you have to have your own reaction, panic attacks are an internal reaction that you can't help yourself. but it is to b

ajudge in madrid has released on bail six former ministers of catalonia who were detained for their roleonia's former president carles puigdemont is due to appear at an extradition hearing. the metropolitan police commissioner cressida dick has said that former officers ‘were wrong' to speak to the bbc about pornography they say was found on a computer in damian green's parliamentary office. speaking on the vanessa feltz show on bbc radio london, the scotland yard boss condemned what they had done. she said all police have a duty of confidentiality and to protect personal information, and that it clearly endures after they leave the force. and she said there would be a review of whether any offences had been committed. 700,000 children and pensioners in the uk have fallen into relative poverty over the past four years, according to a new report. thejoseph rowntree foundation says it's the first sustained rise affecting these age groups for 20 years. the left—leaning thinktank warns decades of progress are in danger of unravelling, and has called on the government to take action. our soci

ajudge read out parents‘ accounts of that night. a girl was dragged around screaming said one.affordshi re to stop, but it didn‘t. the staffordshire bull terrier belonged to claire neil. earlier that day it escaped from her home. marley had done so before and it had attacked before. an aggravating feature in all this is that a month before the attacks, claire neil had been ordered by a court to hand the dog in to be destroyed. that‘s because of its previous attacks on children. she failed to comply with that order. so it was that a month later, she still had the dog, it was still able to escape from her house and then run amok that evening in the play area. northumbria police say lessons have been learned. shouldn‘t be the police have gone and collected the dog and taken it away? i understand certainly the point of view, i think, i understand certainly the point of view, ithink, i don‘t i understand certainly the point of view, i think, i don‘t know the incident, it was something to do with the appeal process, that was only april 2016. this incident was obviously may 2016. so v

ajudge says the a judge says the mother poses a real risk to the little girl's safety. ten seriously, when the train plunged off a bridge onto a motorway below. four men from south yorkshire and derbyshire have been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences. three of the men, who are aged 22, 36 and a1, were arrested at their homes in sheffield. a fourth man, who's 31, was arrested at an address in chesterfield. all of the men have been taken to a police station in west yorkshire for questioning. parents, teachers and young people in england are being asked to suggest what should be included in new guidelines for teaching children about sex and relationships. the current guidelines have not been updated since the year 2000 and don't address issues such as sexting and online pornography. ministers say this is "unacceptable" and want new guidance for autumn 2019. one e—mail says, one e—mailsays, "i'm one e—mail says, "i'm 15 and came out my understanding parents to use ago and wanted a relationship with a boy at school but as we were both 16 at his parents did not know