today, 57—year—old averof panteli pleaded direction. o throwing it onto the pitch. his solicitor said it could have been an apple or a plastic cup, he didn't know the severity of what he had done until later that night when he was arrested and he was speaking to police and he realised what it meant. she said it was a momentary lapse in judgment that was deeply upsetting for all concerned and that he had received death threats. magistrates took a while to come to their decision. ultimately the chairman of the bench said they decided it was a targeted gesture after a goal was scored by a black player. he was fined £635 in total with costs but also banned from going to any football matches for four years. speaking afterwards with his family, averof panteli said it was something he would regret for the rest of his life and that he wished to apologise to anyone he may have offended. thank you. it may be the middle of december — and nearly christmas — but it's also four years until the next world cup final in qatar. it will be the first world

averof panteli admitted to throwing the fruit at the arsenal striker, pierre—emerick aubameyang, but number of lorries toppled over during a stormy ferry crossing between northern ireland and scotland this morning after what one witness said was a "big dip”'in rough seas. no—one was badly injured, but several people were trapped in their cars. the government has set out plans to recycle more household waste in england and to make the system less confusing. under the plans, companies will have to pay the costs of disposing or recycling the packaging they use and every home in england will have weekly food waste collections. jeremy cooke reports. the throwaway society, in full effect. mountains of waste, millions of tonnes of household rubbish, sent to landfill every year in england. now the government's launching a new plan to tackle a festering national problem, planning how to extend the lives of electrical items like dishwashers, recycle plastics like bottles, deal with methane—producing food waste, and old batteries. part of the picture is about managing our own household waste. i

averof panteli admitted to throwing the fruit at the arsenal striker, pierre—emerick aubameyang, but. a number of lorries toppled over during a stormy ferry crossing between northern ireland and scotland this morning after what one witness said was a big dip in rough seas. no—one was badly injured but several people were trapped in their cars. the government has set out plans to recycle more household waste in england and to make the system less confusing. under the plans, companies will have to pay the costs of disposing or recycling the packaging they use. and every home in england will have weekly food waste collections. jeremy cooke reports. the throwaway society, in full effect. mountains of waste, millions of tonnes of household rubbish, sent to landfill every year in england. now the government's launching a new plan to tackle a festering national problem. planning how to extend the lives of electrical items like dishwashers, recycle plastics like bottles, deal with methane producing food waste, and old batteries. part of the picture is about managing our own household waste.

now, today, 57—year—old mr averof panteli, wearing a black suit, he is a lifelong spurs fan, he pleadeda the severity of what he'd done until later that night, when he was arrested and when he was speaking to police, he realised just what the action he had done had actually meant. he said it was a momentary lapse in judgment that had been deeply upsetting for all concerned and that he also had received death threats. now, the magistrates took a while to come to their decision. ultimately, the chairman of the bench, said the magistrates decided it was a targeted gesture after a goal was scored by a black player. he was fined £635 in total with costs, but he was also banned from going to any football matches for a total of four years. now, speaking afterwards with his family behind him, mr panteli told me it was something he would regret for the rest of his life and that he wished to apologise to anyone he may have offended. the government's target to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands has been left out of draft proposals for a new immigration system. the target was originally

averof panteli admitted throwing it but denied there was a racial element to his action. friends star david schwimmer after he failed to attend court. 36—year—old abdulah husseni from slough, had been summoned to appear at blackpool magistrates' court accused of theft and fraud. the ross lookalike faces a total of five charges coastgua rds have refloated a russian cargo ship that ran aground off the coast of cornwall in the early hours of this morning. the 16,000 tonne cargo ship had 18 people on board. our correspondent, sarah ransome, sent us this update from the scene. you join mejust as you join me just as that 16,010 bolt carrier ship is refloated. they managed to do what they hope to do and what they said they were going to try and do at high tide today, just as you were saying there. she ran aground this morning in the high seas and very, very strong gale force winds, early this morning. she was literally a couple of hundred metres offshore here. quite a sight to see. all morning it has been a dramatic morning with a number of tags have come alongside, there has be