as pilot andy hill begins his loop, he is more than 300 feet too low, and nearly 50 mph too slow.e top of the manoeuvre, the engine should be at full power, but it is not. he is still too low and too slow, but doesn't seem to realise. and, four seconds later, by around this point here, he could potentially still have saved the plane. he didn't. the pilot says he can't remember anything about the accident, so we may never know why. andy hill is very experienced, but he was used to flying a much smaller plane, and may have got confused. we found that the jet provost, at the top of such a manoeuvre, would achieve the speed and height very similar to that achieved in the accident flight. so it's certainly a possibility that he had misremembered the figures from the other aircraft type. the report says a lack of safety planning was the reason that this accident was so deadly. no—one was clear who was in charge of safety. was it the organisers, or was it the regulator? plenty was done to protect people inside the airshow, but almost no thought went into protecting people whojust happene

andy hill says he can't remember anything about the accident, so we may never know why. used to flying a much smaller plane and may have got confused. this pilot was also qualified to fly other aircraft at displays, including another vintage jet aircraft called thejet provost. we found that the jet provost, at the top of such a manoeuvre, would achieve the speed and height very similar to that achieved in the accident flight. it's certainly a possibility that he had misremembered the figures from the other aircraft type. the report says a lack of safety planning was the reason this accident was so deadly. no—one was clear who was in charge of safety, was it the organisers, or was it the regulator? plenty was done to protect people inside the airshow, but almost no thought went into protecting people who happened to be driving by. i remember seeing it hit the ground and at that moment ijust instinctively turned away and covered my face. thomas was standing on this spot when the hunter crashed just feet away, the fireball burning his hands and legs. slightly angry that not

going forward, what happens, the police investigation into the pilot andy hill, now continues.uestioned him under caution and they will now consider whether he should face manslaughter charges oi’ he should face manslaughter charges or not. one final thing is that the inquest can now go ahead. the coroner was waiting for this accident report to be published and that has now happened so a date for the inquest is now expected. that also should give some comfort to the families of the shoreham airshow disaster. theresa may has attacked the snp, saying it is obsessed with independence — regardless of fact and reality. speaking at the scottish conservative conference in glasgow, the prime minister accused the scottish government of "neglecting and mismanaging public services in scotland" and said it was the poorest and most vulnerable who benefited most from the union between scotland and the rest of the uk. lorna gordon is in glasgow — lorna it's the first time she has addressed the conference as pm and theresa may did not pull her punches! this was a very wide ranging speech the p

andy hill says he can't remember anything about the accident, so we may never know why.tors found that he was used to flying a much smaller plane and may have got confused. the pilot was also qualified to fly other aircraft at displays, including another vintage jet aircraft called the jet provost. we found that the jet provost, at the top of such a manoeuvre would achieve the speed and height very similar to that achieved in the accident flight. it's certainly a possibility that he had misremembered the figures from the other aircraft type. the report says a lack of safety planning was the reason this accident was so deadly. no—one was clear who was in charge of safety, was it the organisers, or was it the regulator? plenty was done to protect people inside the airshow, but almost no thought went into protecting people who happened to be driving by. i remember seeing it hit the ground and at that moment ijust instinctively turned away and covered my face. thomas was standing on this spot when the hunter crashed just feet away, the fireball burning his hands and legs. sl

as pilot andy hill begins his loop, he is more than 300 feet too low and nearly 50mph too slow.re, the engine should be at full power, but it it's not — he's still too low and too slow, but doesn't seem to realise. and four seconds later, by around this point here, he could potentially still have saved the plane. he didn't. the pilot says he can't remember anything about the accident, so we may never know why. andy hill's very experienced, but he was used to flying a much smaller plane and may have got confused. this pilot was also qualified to fly other aircraft at displays, including another vintage jet, called a jet provost. and we found that the jet provost, at the top of such a manoeuvre would achieve the speed and height very similar to that achieved during the accident flight. so it was certainly a possibility that he had misremembered the figures from that other aircraft time. the report says a lack of safety planning was the reason that this accident was so deadly. no one was clear who was in charge of safety— was it the organisers or was the regulator? plenty was done

the police investigation will continue into the pilot, andy hill.questioned under caution and faces investigation by police for manslaughter. separately, we could 110w manslaughter. separately, we could now have the start of the inquests. the coroner has been postponing the start of those de laet accident investigators to make their report. now the report has been published. it might be that she wants to state a date for the inquests. for the families, this story about the shoreham airshow crash and the display has not yet run its course. and i'll be talking to the mp for shoreham, tim loughton, just after 5.30. the first results from northern ireland's second election in ten months have been announced. there's been a big increase in turnout compared to last year's election, up more than 10% in some constituencies. the final make—up of the assembly isn't expected to be clear until tomorrow. let's join annita mcveigh, who's in belfast. thank you. welcome to the titanic exhibition centre. the votes for the belfast constituencies are being counted here

the pilot of the jet was andy hill, he survived the crash with serious injuries.e already published a number of preliminary reports, they said the jet was working normally, and that the show‘s organisers hadn't been aware of what mr hill had intended to do during his aerial display. the civil aviation authority, which governs safety at britain's air displays, has already brought in a number of changes following the shoreham air crash. it increased the distance between the display and the crowds watching below, and also requires pilots to be better qualified before carrying out these acrobatic manoeuvres. today's final report on the crash should answer both the what and the why this accident happened. one key aim will also be to give the victims‘ families a full final measure of understanding about the day their loved ones died. let's go back to the breaking story on uber, the company has lost its high court bid to stop new rules on english—language testing for drivers. we can get the very latest from our legal correspondent clive coleman outside the high court. fi

the pilot of the jet was andy hill.serious injuries. he is now the subject of a police investigation into possible manslaughter. accident investigators had already published a number of preliminary reports. he said the jet was working normally, and that the show‘s organisers had not been aware of what mr hill intended to do during his aerial display. the civil aviation authority, which governs the safety of britain's air displays, has already brought in a number of changes following the shoreham air crash. it has increased the distance between the display and the distance between the display and the crowds watching below and also requires pilots to be better qualified before carrying out these acrobatic manoeuvres. today's final report on the crash should answer both the what and why this accident happened. 0ne both the what and why this accident happened. one key aim will also be to give the victims‘ families are full, final measure of understanding about their weight their loved ones died. —— the way loved ones died.

the pilot of the jet was andy hill, he survived with serious injuries but has no memory of the crash.t suggests he may have confused his speed and altitude with other aircraft he had flown. the report also found there were deficiencies of organisation and maintenance. the aircraft did not comply with its permit to fly. there was a lack of clarity over who at the airshow was responsible for safety. controls to protect the public were ineffective. the civil aviation authority which governs safety at britain's air displays has already brought in a number of changes following this crash. increasing the distance between the display and the crowds watching below and also requiring pilots to be better qualified before carrying out these acrobatic manoeuvres. today's final accident report has answered the technical question of what and why this crash happened. and that may give some measure of understanding and comfort to the relatives and friends of those who died. as duncan was saying, there has been a lot of criticism of the airshow organisers and the regulator, the civil aviation authorit

hill. joining us is representative andy harris of maryland's first congressional district and a member of the caucus. welcome to you. >> good to be here with you, kelly. >> i was going to ask, i know we said it, if you were a member of the house freedom caucus because as i understand it you support this bill and a lot of your colleagues do not. >> i support the general framework. we're going to see some changes. some things the conservatives ask for but it's gotten into the newer version. >> there's been plenty of concern voiced already from your colleagues, for example, lindsey graham did tweet i'm not worried about the recess, i'm worried about doing it right. i saw the process that produced obamacare. rand paul, everybody had the 3:30 news conference. the leadership plan is obamacare light. #fullrepeal. how do you expect everybody to get on board? >> again, this is the art of the deal. we're going to see it happen. the president said he wanted the bill passed. there are going to be some more concessions especially on medicaid. one of the big things the conservatives should be happy about i

hill waiting for house judiciary subcommittee hearing to get under way on crimes committed against children. while we wait for it to get started, we're going to show you the irish prime minister, andy kenny, who was in town. he spoke following his meetinging with president trump today with reporters outside the white house and commented on some of the issues they discussed including trade, immigration and the northern ireland peace process.the issue including trade, immigration and the northern ireland peace process. >> thank you very much. just add very constructive and a very engaging meeting with the president and his team. in the oval office. we talked about issues about ireland, issues in europe andish r issue of u.s. immigration and other matters. i gave the president a detailed account of the outcome of the election in northern ireland. it is now a priority to put together an executive and provide a voice for northern ireland and the fact that we have a clear agreement with the british government that there be no return to hard border and no direct rule brought back from london. the president asked a number of questions about what the hard border meant in the past. they poin

equaliser for rangers from clint hill denied celtic a 23rd consecutive league win, but they are now 25 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership. world number one andy beaten by a qualifier, vasek pospisil. indian wells open, beaten dan evans has also been knocked out, while world number iijohanna konta lost her third—round match this evening in three sets to caroline garcia of france. evening in three sets and britain's elise christie has become a triple world champion at the short track speed skating championships in rotterdam. and tributes have been paid to the singerjoni sledge — of the group sister sledge — who's died at her home in phoenix, arizona. who's died at her home she was 60. who's died at her home the band — four sisters — achieved fame in 1979 with their signature track "we are family". other hits included the disco classic "the greatest dancer". a statement from the family said joni sledge had loved and embraced life. said joni sledge had you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. let's return now to that bitter diplomatic row betw

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hill. thank you for watching, everybody. i am ♪ >> tom: welcome to "red eye," hello everyone, i am tom shillue. let's check in with it tvs a andyevy at this before. >> andy: coming up on the big show, president trump rolls back the previous administrations climate regulations. looks like a rush i won't be the only cloud hanging over the administration. plus, daily mail. and finally, new research suggests watching light entertainment television programs can lead to lower test scores. thankfully, you have nothing to worry about is you are watching the most educational and informative news hour and all of television. >> tom: let's welcome our guests. you can't spell liberal without libel. jessica tarlov. he trained at the second city in the number one a nation. comedian dave landau. why by the lighthouse when they give the beacon away for free? bill mcmorris. sitting right next to me, adult child and comedian joe machi. let's start the show. ♪ president trump assigned a new executive order and the headlines were ominous. the daily times it said trump is dismantling obama's climate efforts. what does this latest executive order rea

hill. thank you for watching, everybody. i am ♪ >> tom: welcome to "red eye," hello everyone, i am tom shillue. let's check in with it tvs a andyndy: coming up on the big show, president trump rolls back the previous administrations climate regulations. looks like a rush i won't be the only cloud hanging over the administration. plus, daily mail. and finally, new research suggests watching light entertainment television programs can lead

andy kyu showers in the north and west and persistent rain pushing its way into northern ireland. there is notjust rain. snow and hillseep temperatures around six or seven or 8 degrees. it would bea six or seven or 8 degrees. it would be a wet start for many southern counties of england, notjust wet but quite windy as well, not great conditions on the road, surface water. there that in mind. the north and west of wales starting up dry. toa and west of wales starting up dry. to a decent start to the day. still some rain around in northern ireland, northern scotland. after a chilly start we should see a good deed of sunshine, in northern scotla nd deed of sunshine, in northern scotland that is where the best of the sunshine will be through tomorrow. elsewhere there is a fair bit of cloud around. some rain on and off ready, and this area of rain will be drifting its way further northwards. it should allow things to dry up at least. it is here that we will see the highest temperatures but elsewhere, it is pretty much single figures and there will be some wet weather to in the south—west through the afternoon. looking ahea

hill,l, the heaead oe corporation for public broadcasting defended the federally funded nonprofit wednesday against president trump's call to eliminate funds to the agency. this is maryland republican congress member andy harris, who accused the corporatioion of political bias after the documentary "the new black" by director yoruba richen aired on maryland pbs stations. >> it is called "the new black." it says -- i'm going to get to be agenda issue. this has this documents the political race for marriage equality maryland from the perspectives of lgbtq african-n-americans, supporters, and ththose against marriage equality. i know a lot of people who don't like the term marriage equality. amy: cpb president pat harrison warned that president trump's proposed cuts would "destroy public media's role in early childhood education, public safety, connecting citizens to our history, and promoting civil discussions." trump has also propod zero-funding the national endowment for the humanities and the national endowment for the arts. in mexico, journalist armando arrieta was hospitalized wednesday with severe injuries after he was shot four times as he arrived at his home in the state of veracruz. the shooting

hill but we're wondering how mr. tillerson is expressing concerns in the luncheon? neil: l right, remember when it looks like andyto become the labor secretary, and then the knives went out for him not only those racy ads for carl's jr. and those big old burgers, but his relationship with his wife, and on and on it went. was it really how he was fighting back and forth with unions over the minimum wage hike? something did him in. he's finally going to talk to us about it in his fist interview -- first interview with us on thursday and spill the beans and say how he really feels about losing a job that he said he could have made a big difference in. all right, that's thursday. in the meantime, trish regan will take you through the next hour with the dow down about 40 points. hey, trish. trish: neil, i'm looking forward to that with andy, again on thursday, everyone. breaking today, president trump signing a revised executive order on immigration, and like the first order, this is not a muslim ban, this is not a refugee ban, this is about keeping america safe and keeping terrorists out. i'm trish regan. welcome, ev