it was aysha's husband. the stranger told him there had been a terrible accident.sked about aysha's horrific injuries. richard webb—stephens was the first paramedic to arrive on his motorbike. but he realised there was nothing he could do. "her head injuries were absolutely incompatible with life," he told the court. the last person to be fatally injured on the bridge was romanian tourist andreea cristea. knocked into the thames, she died two weeks later. for the families it has been a gruelling week, watching their relatives' last moments, at first happy and relaxed, and then flung violently to their deaths by a terrorist‘s car. daniel sandford, bbc news at the old bailey. the government has put forward its vision of how farming in england will work after we leave the eu in march next year. a key part of it is how the current european subsidies to farmers will be replaced. at the moment uk farmers receive £3.1 billion from brussels every year. in england, the payments make up 61% of farming income. the new system would see automatic payments phased out and farmers

it was aysha's husband. the stranger told him there had been a terrible accident.ries. richard webb—stephens was the first paramedic to arrive on his motorbike. but he realised there was nothing he could do. "her head injuries were absolutely incompatible with life," he told the court. the last person to be fatally injured on the bridge was romanian tourist andreea cristea. knocked into the thames, she died two weeks later. for the families it has been a gruelling week, watching their relatives' last moments, at first happy and relaxed, and then flung violently to their deaths by a terrorist‘s car. daniel sandford, bbc news at the old bailey. back to brexit now, and the government has put forward its vision of how farming in england will work after we leave the eu in march next year. the agriculture bill sets out proposals for a green brexit and how the current european subsidies will be replaced. instead of payments based on the size of a farm, money will be allocated for undertaking environmental projects, such as introducing measures to combat climate change. th

it was aysha's husband. the stranger told him there had been a terrible accident.sked about aysha's horrific injuries. richard webb—stephens was the first paramedic to arrive on his motorbike. but he realised there was nothing he could do. the last person to be fatally injured on the bridge was a romanian tourist, andreea cristea. knocked into the thames, she died two weeks later. for the families it has been a gruelling week, watching their relatives' last moments — happy and relaxed, before being hit by the terrorist‘s car. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. talks between the uk and france to end a dispute over scallop fishing in the english channel have ended without agreement. crews clashed last month over laws that allow british boats to gather scallops year—round, but place restrictions on french vessels. the two sides had initially agreed on the principles of a deal. the government has put forward its vision of how farming in england will work after we leave the eu in march next year. the agriculture bill sets out proposals for a ‘green brexit‘ an

the court also heard from witnesses and people who went to try and help aysha frade.n her police uniform quietly spoken in the witness box. she had stayed with ays ha witness box. she had stayed with aysha frade for quite some time after she had died and i think that was some comfort to her family. and thenit was some comfort to her family. and then it was put to her that she had seen aysha frade's horrific injuries and at that point the witness broke down in tears in the witness box. when she had finished her evidence, she left the witness box, what hast ays ha she left the witness box, what hast aysha frade's family. they looked at her, they smiled and they mouthed thank you. we had this afternoon the opening of the inquest into the fourth victim of the attack, andrea christie. she was with her boyfriend visiting from romania. again, harrowing footage shown of the impact when the car hit andreea cristea on the bridge and she was thrown into the river thames and there was bitter in court of able rescuing her, putting her in an ambulance and she died some days later i

aysha frade was on the way to collect her children from school when she was hit by the vehicle.she was the beloved mother of two young daughters and was on her way to pick them up from school. in one of the last pictures of her she is texting her husband, unaware of what was about to happen. rob lyon was walking with colleagues on the bridge and saw it all. he saw aysha being hit by the car and landing right beside him and into the path of a london bus. in cctv footage shown in court, aysha frade can be seen walking up the bridge, where she is hit by the vehicle travelling straight along the pavement. these protective barriers weren‘t here then, of course. she is knocked right into the air and then almost directly under the wheels of a number 53 bus. the inquest was told she would have died nearly instantaneously and without suffering. soon afterwards, a passer—by found her phone ringing on the pavement and answered it. it was aysha‘s husband. the stranger told him there had been a terrible accident. a police officer broke down in court today when asked about aysha‘s horrific in

then, aysha frade was knocked i7 metres into the path of a number 53 bus, falling under its wheels.ohn spoke of their two young daughters and said: the last victim on the bridge was andreea cristea from romania. she was knocked over the railing, falling 12 metres into the river thames, before being recovered 100 metres downstream. herfamily said: the cctv the court watched was often harrowing and graphic, showing victims being thrown into the air and under vehicles. before it was shown, some of the victims‘ relatives took the opportunity to leave the courtroom. once off the bridge, masood crashed his vehicle and ran round to the gates of parliament, where pc keith palmer challenged him, but he knocked the unarmed officer to the ground and stabbed him to death. his sister, angela, told the court: khalid masood, who was carrying two knives, was shot three times by a close protection officer and died soon afterwards. his inquest will follow the inquest of his victims next month. daniel sanford, bbc news, at the old bailey. a court martial has begun of two sas soldiers accused of neglig

then, aysha frade was knocked 70 metres into the path of an oncoming bus, falling under its wheels. of their two young daughters and said she was cruelly and brutally ripped away from us. the last victim on the bridge was andreea cristea from romania. she was knocked over the balustrade, falling i2 romania. she was knocked over the balustrade, falling 12 metres into the river thames before being recovered downstream. her family said... after two excruciating weeks of hoping for a recovery, andreea died. it was heartbreakingly painful. next, the attacker ran round to the gates of parliament where he was challenged by pc keith palmer. he knocked into the ground and stabbed him, pc palmer died at the scene. his sister angela said keith died protecting strangers while doing hisjob. khalid masood, carrying two nights, was shot three times by an officer and died soon afterwards. his inquest will follow that of his victims next month. daniel sanford, bbc news at the old bailey. the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier says a deal on brexit can be reached by november, if talks are "realisti

deaths that resulted from last year's westminster bridge attack, the court has heard evidence about ayshak up her children from school, died when she fell under a bus after being hit by the car driven by khalid masood as she walked on the pavement over the bridge. the inquest heard she was completely unaware of the speed of the car coming quarter. two men have been convicted of involvement in a half a million pound jewellery armed robbery at one of scotland's most exclusive hotels. 42 year old richard fleming was convicted following at a trial at the high court in edinburgh. liam richardson pleaded guilty to his involvement in the robbery at an earlier stage. the pair made off with high—value rolex watches — which have not yet been recovered — from the gleneagles resort. free—to—use cash machines are being closed at a record rate, according to link, the banking alliance which co—ordinates them. the total is falling by more than 250 a month, partly because we're taking out less cash, partly because they've become less economic to run. here's our personal finance correspondent, simon gomper

then, aysha frade was knocked i7 metres into the path of a number 53 bus, falling under its wheels.oke of their two young daughters and said, "she was cruelly and brutally ripped away from us". the last victim on the bridge was andreea cristea from romania. she was knocked over the railing, falling 12 metres into the river thames, before being recovered 100 metres downstream. her family said, "after two excruciating weeks of hoping for a recovery, andreea died. it was heartbreakingly painful". the cctv the court watched was often harrowing and graphic, showing victims being thrown into the air and under vehicles. before it was shown, some of the victims' relatives took the opportunity to leave the courtroom. 0nce off the bridge, masood crashed his vehicle and ran round to the gates of parliament, where pc keith palmer challenged him, but he knocked the unarmed officer to the ground and stabbed him to death. his sister, angela, told the court, "keith died protecting strangers whilst doing hisjob". khalid masood, who was carrying two knives, was shot three times by a close protection

deaths that resulted from last year‘s westminster bridge attack, the court has heard evidence about ayshaar driven by khalid masood. the inquest heard she was "completely unaware" of the car speeding towards her. tottenham hotspur‘s world cup—winning goalkeeper hugo lloris has been fined £50,000, and banned from driving for 20 months, after admitting a charge of drink—driving at westminster magistrates‘ court. the 31—year—old — who captains the north london side and the french national team was found to be more than twice the drink—drive limit when he was stopped by police in central london in august. two men have been convicted of involvement in a half a million pound jewellery armed robbery at one of scotland‘s most exclusive hotels. 42—year—old richard fleming was convicted following at a trial at the high court in edinburgh. another man liam richardson pleaded guilty to his involvement in the robbery at an earlier stage. the pair made off with high—value rolex watches — which have not yet been recovered — from the gleneagles resort. free—to—use cash machines are being closed at a reco

like aysha, whose identity we are protecting. was a girl. after having my daughter, ifelt as if i had disappointed the family. there was abuse that started to build up. when i had my second child and we went for a scan, the nurse told me that it was a little girl. he didn't say a word to me and there was silence all the way home. i was very scared because he used to hit me. there was a lot of violence. when i got home, my first—born started to cry and i was trying to calm her down. as i was calming our daughter down, he came into the kitchen and he was angry. he started hitting me. i was on the floor. then he just kept on kicking me in my stomach. i was scared. i just remember thinking, "please, please, don't harm my baby girl." the next thing i remember, i kept becoming unconscious. when i gained my consciousness, my daughter was screaming. she was crying and my neighbours had heard her screaming so they came to help me. i was very lucky that the baby survived. my husband, he left, and a week later he sent me a divorce through t

aysha frade's husband told the court she lived and breathed for her daughters. they had two. described as a lovely, enchanting young lady. today would have been her 33rd birthday. and pc keith palmer, who was stabbed and killed in the attack. his sister said the best day of his life was when his daughter was born. the inquest will hear from specialist witnesses who'll piece together what happened that day. and a second jury—led inquest will be held into the death of khalid masood, the man who carried out the attack. our news correspondent, keith doyle, is at the old bailey. keith, just a little more on the kind of evidence, including the visual evidence, that was shared today? it was a difficult day for eve ryo ne today? it was a difficult day for everyone in court number one at the 0ld everyone in court number one at the old bailey today. thejudge everyone in court number one at the old bailey today. the judge warned that the footage that everyone was going to see was going to be graphic and shocking. questioned byjonathan howe qc, the lawyer for the and shocking. questioned

then aysha frade was knocked 70 metres into the path of an oncoming number 53 bus, falling under itsusband john spoke of their two young daughters and said "she was cruelly and brutally ripped away from us". the last victim on the bridge was andreea cristea from romania. she was knocked over the balustrade, falling 12 metres into the river thames before being recovered downstream. herfamily said... after two excruciating weeks of hoping for a recovery, andreea died. it was heartbreakingly painful. next, khalid masood left his vehicle and ran round to the gates of parliament, where he was challenged by pc keith palmer. he knocked the officer to the ground and stabbed him. pc palmer staggered away, collapsed and died at the scene. his sister angela said keith died protecting strangers while doing hisjob. khalid masood, who was carrying two knives, was shot three times by an officer and died soon afterwards. his inquest will follow that of his victims next month. daniel sanford, bbc news, at the old bailey. let's look at some of the day's other news. people on the east coast of the unit

then, aysha frade was knocked 70 metres into the path of an oncoming number 53 bus, falling under itsnd john spoke of their two young daughters and said she was cruelly and brutally ripped away from us. the last victim on the bridge was andreea cristea from romania. she was knocked over the balustrade, falling 12 metres into the river thames before being recovered downstream. herfamily said, after two excruciating weeks of hoping for a recovery, andreea died. it was heartbreakingly painful. next, masood ran round to the gates of parliament where he was challenged by pc keith palmer. he knocked the officer to the ground and stabbed him, pc palmer died at the scene. his sister angela said keith died protecting strangers while doing hisjob. khalid masood, carrying two knives, was shot three times by an officer and died soon afterwards. his inquest will follow those of his victims next month. the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier says a deal on brexit can be reached by november — if talks are ‘realistic.’ it comes as a former brexit minister warned the prime minister that the conservat

kurt cochran, leslie rhodes, aysha frade, and andreea cristea were run down by a car and constable keithent. the attacker, khalid masood, was shot dead by armed officers. the nationalist sweden democrats, a far—right, anti—immigration, anti—eu party has won about 18 per cent of the vote in the country‘s general election, while the two main parliamentary blocs are almost tied with about a0 percent each. a protracted battle to form a working coalition now looks inevitable, with sweden becoming the latest eu country to shift to the right over fears about immigration. from stockholm, here‘sjenny hill. sweden is today waking up to a rather new political era. the far—right sweden democrats say they are the true winners of this election. that is stretching it a little bit far. they have taken just under 18% of the vote but in a country like sweden with its long, liberal tradition, that is a pretty extraordinary results. their real achievement, i suppose, is that they are now complicating what is an already very intricate political landscape here. broadly speaking, there are two political groupi

kurt cochran, leslie rhodes, aysha frade, and andreea cristea were run down by a car and constable keithhe attacker, khalid masood, was shot dead by armed officers — his inquest will follow straight afterwards. there are calls for a shorter working week with people working fewer hours for the same pay. the tuc‘s general secretary, frances o'grady, will tell its annual congress in manchester that a four—day working week is achievable this century. if you look at the average supermarket today or a warehouse, you will see there are lots of different shift systems. this is about saying flexibility should be two way. there should be rewards for everybody from new technology and everybody needs and deserves a decent wage. kylie minogue and jason donovan delighted fans with a surprise reunion on stage as part of bbc radio 2's live in hyde park concert. # now were back together, together... kylie was headlining the gig when she brought her former neighbours co—star on to dance during a rendition of their 1988 duet especially for you. jason later tweeted "i literally turned up on my bike to suppo

aysha frade‘s husband told the court she lived and breathed for her daughters. they had two.elissa out of the way to safety. he died in that attack. the judge melissa out of the way to safety. he died in that attack. thejudge here has said he hopes the inquest will give some comfort to the families, and also answer the many questions that they still have. the inquest will continue here today and will go on for around five weeks. a former minister is warning the tory party faces a ‘catastrophic split‘ if theresa may presses ahead with her brexit strategy. steve baker, who recently resigned from the brexit department, said up to 80 tory mps will vote against the prime minister‘s chequers plan for leaving the eu. it follows a weekend of renewed infighting among conservatives, after boris johnson compared mrs may‘s strategy to a ‘suicide vest‘. 0ur political correspondent, chris mason, reports. the monday morning feeling, the weekend a distant memory, as the prime minister arrived in downing street, around the corner one backbench battlerfor brexit, a former minister, was claimin