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last year, jugoslav jovanovic, alessandro donati and alessandro maltese were arrested, extradited, andst treasured, valuable possessions. it's just... it's just a horrible feeling. i feel like i can't get those faces, now, out of my mind. thomas mackintosh, bbc news. who stole tamara ecclestone's diamonds? is on bbc three tonight at 9pm and is available to watch on iplayer now. the black and white film they back to 1898 and shows the annual mardi gras parade. even in the late 19th century, the big easy knew how to have a good time. this was canal street, more than 120 years ago, celebrating mardi gras in its own inimitable style. the floats, the costumes, the spectacle — new orleans putting on its best. you did not go to canal street unless you were dressed up and i am sure that this was early on in the culture, in new orleans culture among all people. but here on mardi gras day, the people were dressed very well. mardi gras, or fat tuesday, is part of the fabric of the city. it's become a raucous affair these days with the crowds almost as big a part of the show as those on parade. th

last year, jugoslav jovanovic, alessandro donati, and alessandro maltese were arrested, extradited, andured, valuable possessions. it's just... it's just a horrible feeling. i feel like i can't get those faces, now, out of my mind. thomas mackintosh, bbc news. who stole tamara ecclestone's diamonds? is on bbc three tonight at 9pm and is available to watch on iplayer now. pebbled, stony beaches aren't necessarily great for wheelchair users — but seaton in devon is leading the way when it comes to disabled access. a track has been built on the beach for wheelchair and mobility scooter users to get closer to the water. kirk england has been to see how it works. i don't feel different. i feel like everybody else. if i want to go to the beach and read a book and have a coffee, then i can get on the beach and do that, and i haven't got to think about it. well, it's an amazing location, but seaton beach hasn't always been accessible for everybody. but it is now, because of this. this special track that has just been put down, and it was the idea of nicki. nicki, why did you want to do it? i wa

last year, jugoslav jovanovic, alessandro donati, and alessandro maltese were arrested, extradited, and to my most treasured, valuable possessions. it's just... it's just a horrible feeling. i feel like i can't get those faces, now, out of my mind. thomas mackintosh, bbc news. for viewers in the uk, who stole tamara ecclestone's diamonds? is on bbc three tonight at 9pm and is also available to watch on iplayer now. the whelp plasma cultus male candour in captivity has died in hong kong. he was euthanised at the age of 35, the equivalent of a human living to 105. the conclusion was reached after his showed steady signs of deterioration over the past few weeks. he was gifted to hong kong by china's central government in 1991. that isjust about china's central government in 1991. that is just about it for the moment, but you can get plenty my news on our website whenever you want. and also on the bbc news app. thanks for watching. i will see you soon. hello again. the temperatures today are going to be a little bit lower than they were yesterday, but for some, they're still above average f

last year, jugoslav jovanovic, alessandro donati, and alessandro maltese were arrested, extradited, andmorrow, more cloud than today and we will see more showers. you could catch a shower almost anywhere tomorrow but the heaviest ones are likely to be in northern england, wales and the midlands and could also be thundery. some showers pushing across the channel, could affect the coastlines adjacent to it, and with an onshore breeze along the north sea coastline, here it will feel colder temperatures down on today, highs of 23 degrees. friday, a change because low pressure starts to come in from the atlantic, with its fronts, which will bring more unsettled conditions. stilla will bring more unsettled conditions. still a lot of dry weather to start the day, the south—east will probably stay dry all day but out towards the west we will have rain from the word go in northern ireland, which was spreading across scotland, northern england, wales and the south—west. gusty winds in the irish sea. into sunday, we could well see temperatures get up to about 30 degrees in parts of the south. stil