joanna, despite being described in here as a lively and loving toddler, the short life of ayeeshia jane smithy. in april 2014, she was stabbed to death by her mother at herfamily she was stabbed to death by her mother at her family home she was stabbed to death by her mother at herfamily home in burton on trent and last year, smith was given a life sentence for her daughter ‘s murder and is currently serving a 19 yearjail term. this review has been looking into what lessons review has been looking into what lesso ns ca n review has been looking into what lessons can be learned from her death by the agencies involved and there are six findings and nine recommendations in total presented in this review by derbyshire police guard in children board. crucially, it says social services could not have predicted her death. but among the points it makes it highlights there was a lack of professional curiosity, by social services the issues affecting ayeeshia, like the role of her mother's partner, matthew rigby, also found guilty of causing and allowing her death and is currently serving a three and a

ayeeshia jane smith died in 2014 aged 21 months. relatives. the findings of a serious case review will be published at midday. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 10am. fifa will wait for the referee's report at wembley before deciding whether england's dele alli should be charged with making an obscene hand gesture. he says it was a joke with the team—mates are not directed at the match official. england came from behind to beat slovakia 2—1, marcus rashford with the winner, to keep them top of the group. two points in the last two matches will see them qualified for russia. scotla nd see them qualified for russia. scotland beat malta 2—0, wins in their last two game should put them in the play—off position in england's group. northern ireland look very good for a play—off spot, their win over the czech republic in belfast assures them of second place in that group. and the 19—year—old russian andrey rublev has become the first teenagers since 2001 to reach the us open quarterfinals. he plays his childhood hero rafa n

a serious case review into the death of twenty—one month—old ayeeshia jane smith, murdered by her mother years ago, has found social workers missed signs of danger, and showed a lack of professional curiosity. south korea puts on a show of strength, after pyongyang's latest missile test. however russia's president putin says further sanctions on the north are useless and the military stand off with the west, threatens a global catastrophe. the duke and duchess of cambridge have been awarded 90 thousand pounds in damages, after winning a privacy case against a french magazine, which published topless photos of kate while on holiday in provence. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... upgraded to extremely dangerous — hurricane irma heads towards the caribbean island of antgua — we'll have the latest on its journey. island of antgua — we'll have the latest on itsjourney. the island of antgua — we'll have the latest on its journey. the toymaker, lego announces its cutting 14 hundred jobs worldwide after profits fall —

a serious case review says social workers missed danger signs concerning toddler ayeeshia jane smith,a steps up naval exercises, russia's president putin says increasing military pressure against the north may lead to global catastrophe. in the business news: a pr disaster for bell pottinger. the public relations agency is expelled from the uk trade body for the worst breach of ethics in its history after advising on speeches that blamed unemployment and inequality in south africa on white—owned businesses. new figures show britain's dominant services industry grew at its slowest pace in almost a year last month, suggesting the economy is slowing as worries grow over brexit. at the same time new car registrations fell for the fifth month in a row in august — down 6.4%. lego is to cut 8% of its workforce after reporting a drop in first half sales. the firm said it would cut around 1,400 positions, the majority of them before the end of 2017. it comes after the firm reported a 5% fall in revenue to £1.8 billion. the company currently employs around 18,000 people. do you depend on a loca

a serious case review into the death of 21—month—old ayeeshia jane smith finds social workers missedamnesty was put in place by former president, barack 0bama. the russian leader, vladimir putin, has warned that "military hysteria" over north korea could lead to a global catastrophe. mr putin also dismissed america‘s call to impose further sanctions on pyongyang, saying the country‘s leadership would rather "eat grass" than abandon its nuclear programme. the duke and duchess of cambridge have been awarded 100,000 euros in damages by a french court after a magazine printed topless pictures of the duchess five years ago. kensington palace said "this incident was a serious breach of privacy, and their royal highnesses felt it essential to pursue all legal remedies". scotland‘s first minister, nicola sturgeon, has been outlining her legislative programme at holyrood. she has confirmed that her government will aim to scrap the 1% cap on public sector pay rises in scotland next year. hurricane irma is reclassified as an extremely dangerous category 5 storm as it picks up pace towards the c

a serious case review into the death of 21 month—old ayeeshia jane smith, murdered by her mother threety. south korea puts on a show of strength, after pyongyang's latest missile test. however, russia's president putin says a military stand off threatens a global catastrophe. us weather forecasters urge caribbean islands to finish their preparations as hurricane irma is uprated to an "extremely dangerous" category five storm, as it heads towards antigua. the trump administration is scrapping a policy that protects young undocumented migrants in the united states from deportation. the deferred action for childhood arrivals programme was introduced five years ago. it protects some 800,000 people, known as "dreamers", from deportation by giving them work and study permits. this was how the announcement was made by attorney general jeff sessions earlier today. if we we re jeff sessions earlier today. if we were to keep the 0bama administration's executive administration policy, the most likely outcome is that it would too be enjoined, and the department of justice has advised the president

a serious case review into the death of 21—month—old ayeeshia jane smith, murdered by her mother threerricane irma, currently heading for the caribbean, is extremely dangerous. the storm is due to make landfall in antigua in the next 12 hours, and winds have already reached a speed of 180 miles an hour. scotland‘s first minister has set out her party‘s programme for government for the coming year. nicola sturgeon placed education and health reform at the top of the agenda, and says she‘ll lift the 1% cap on public sector pay rises. she called the plans "fresh, bold and ambitious," but was accused by the leader of the conservatives in scotland, ruth davidson, of "over—promising and under—delivering". 0ur scotland editor, sarah smith, reports from holyrood. nicola sturgeon has got her hands full and she wants all of us to know it. she promised to refresh her policies after a disappointing general election result and now she wants to seize back the political initiative with what she calls a bold and ambitious programme for government. at it heart is this ambition — to make our country the

a serious case review into the death of 21 month—old ayeeshia jane smith has found social workers missedings, i accept all the findings of this review and for those areas of practice that should have been stronger. i've apologised to the family and i'm truly sorry. the russian leader, vladimir putin, has warned that "military hysteria" over north korea could lead to a global catastrophe. he described pursuing further sanctions as useless. the duchess of cambridge has been awarded 100,000 euros in damages by awarded 100,000 euros in damages by a french court, after a french magazine published topless photos of her sunbathing. we will catch up with all of today's sports news and we willjoin leah boletta now. hello there. england's women's manager mark sampson says his "conscience is clear" following the allegations of bullying, discrimination and racism made by striker eni aluko. sampson was cleared by an internal football association inquiry into aluko's claims, and by an independent investigation. i have heard there are specifics in the allegation and, at the time, we released a statemen