this is britain's newsroom live across the uk on gb news with andrew pearson ellie costello what a treato's in for bev turner. >> well it's very nice to be here with you andrew. thank you for having me. my pleasure. now, masked men attempted to raid windsor castle while prince william, princess catherine and their children were asleep nearby. >> well, exactly what they did. they got over a fence and broke into some farm buildings , which into some farm buildings, which were just a few minutes from where william, kate and the children were sleeping . and the children were sleeping. and the thames valley police have confirmed a burglary at the property, and it was in october. >> so why are we only finding out about this now? if it happenedin out about this now? if it happened in october? >> because it's on the front page of the times. sorry, of the sun windsor raid is wills. kate kids, kids slept. sun windsor raid is wills. kate kids, kids slept . what worries kids, kids slept. what worries me though? ellie they haven't found anyone. is this a break in at one of the most secure buildings i

i'm andrew pearson, this is the fabulous eddie costello. >> oh it's good to be with you as always.ery nice. now this weekend, lots of wind, lots of rain, lots of snow. did you suffer with it over the weekend? i did my bins. sleet, sleet where you were. yeah. >> and high winds. i'm in north london. the north london are in trees. a lot of trees. oh, my word. you walk branches, boughs big, big lumps of trees have come off. it's very disruptive for traffic. >> yeah. i tried to go for a walk yesterday, and there were risky panels down, and i was actually very concerned going past building sites that something was going to come off. you do need to take heed if you're out and about. >> but we were lucky compared to wales and scotland and other parts of the country. >> absolutely. because storm babet has ravaged certain parts of the country this weekend with at least five deaths suspected to have been caused by the storm. >> 200 flood alerts are still in place and a major incident declared in south wales. so it's not over just yet. >> well, over 300 flights have been cancelled so far and b

andrew. why are the police visiting journalists about their tweets? >> so obviously this is the allison pearson mike, what do you make of that? just to reiterate to people allison pearson telegraph journalist, obviously she's been on 6b news many, many times is a regular visited by two police officers on remembrance sunday morning. they said she's for a tweet that's over a year old, but they didn't. she actually asked what the tweet was, what the substance of the tweet was. they said, we can't tell you that we'd like you to come for in interview. she said, who is my accuser? and they said, it's not your accuser, it's the victim. and so on and so forth. what do you make of this, mike? >> i think it's appalling that they're not prepared to initially say what it's all about. yeah. she thought it was about. yeah. she thought it was a non—crime hate incident, i think. well, that's because the police are saying it was actually a racially , racially, a actually a racially, racially, a racial incitement. >> yeah. so there's been some confusion about this because in alison pearson's original article, sh