bournemouth man and a ao—year—old bournemouth man and a ao—year—old bournemouth woman arrested on suspiciont aggravated burglary. all three people we are told are being questioned by detectives. those detectives say they are still looking for information from the public and if anyone has that information they should contact the police as as soon as possible. our top story this lunchtime. britain's eu divorce bill — claims it could be 100 billion euros are dismissed by the government. and still to come. scientists have discovered why lulu, one of the uk's few killer whales, died last year. and in sport... former long jump world champion mike powell says it would be ‘disrespectful‘ and ‘a slap in the face' if world records set before 2005 are erased, under proposals from a european athletics taskforce. it is 10 years ago today that three—year—old madeleine mccann went missing from a holiday apartment in the portuguese village of praia da luz. her disappearance sparked a huge police search and worldwide attention which cast a shadow on the resort. but a decade later — despite extensive interna

and bournemouth comes bottomm middlesbrough comes top. and bournemouth comes bottom.n a city you will get good coverage but it is not the case. what are the issues? the issues are that the roll—out, the infrastructure needed, the new masts and filling in of all the gaps, it is taking some time. there is this deadline that of, has given to the mobile operators by the end of this europe reaching 98% indoor coverage. i europe reaching 98% indoor coverage. , has different figures from the which survey and says we are about 7273%. it is quite a way to go by the end of this year .mac it is going to be touch and go. com has been talking about the sorry and seeing, it shows the need for more investment. —— off, has been talking about the survey. and then we will be moving on to which? it is ten years to the day that three—year—old madeleine mccann went the bbc has learned that portuguese detectives have not believed the british police fear that she was taken during a burglary gone wrong. now from leeds have been found and the investigation remains open. a former scotland yard

defeat for leicester means they drop two places to 11th after bournemouth and southampton both won. swansea move four points clear of hull city meaning they will be playing for their premier league status at selhurst park tomorrow and as you can see, crystal palace themselves, still aren't out of it. and speaking of the battle for premier league status, the third remaining promotion spot from the championship is still up for grabs. fulham are playing reading in the first play—off semifinal first leg. they kicked off at 5.30 at craven cottage. no goals yet. the second leg is at

a 41—year—old and anotherfrom bournemouth —— sunday morning.es‘ court alongside kevin downton from dorset. 0ur congress bond and has been in court this morning. duncan, what can you tell us? that's right. guy hedger was shot at his home on the early hours of last sunday morning. the 61—year—old businessman was taken to hospital but he later died of his wounds. a postmortem examination confirmed those wounds were the result of gunshot. this morning three men have appeared at the mad ash is caught by amy here. charged with his murder —— magistrates‘ court. those three men are kevin downton, 40, from dorset, jason bacchus, 41, also from bournemouth and scott keeping from the same place. this was a short hearing, five minutes long. the men only spoke once to confirm their names and dates of birth, there was no application for bail and all three we re application for bail and all three were remanded in custody. they will next appear via video link on tuesday the 9th of may at winchester crown court and one other development in this case, a 40—year—o

they are a a1—year—old bournemouth man arrested on suspicion of murder and burglary, a aa—year—old bournemouthave been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder and conspiracy to commit murder and conspiracy to commit aggravated burglary. all three people are being questioned by detectives. the same detectives tell us they are still looking for information from members of the public and if they have that information, they should contact the police as soon as possible. it is ten years ago today that three—year—old madeleine mccann went missing from a holiday apartment in the portuguese village of praia da luz. her disappearance sparked a huge police search and worldwide attention which cast a shadow on the resort. but a decade later, despite extensive international inquiries there've been no firm leads and the investigation remains open. jon kay reports. ten years. ten years since everything changed here. a little girl vanished on a holiday with her parents. it's unbelievable that nothing, there's been nothing. you know, nobody‘s found anything. they haven't found the child, they hav

right at the bottom of those 20 came bournemouth, where 68% was the figure. list compared with middlesbrough, it was at 74%. overall, if you put in all the cities in all the countryside, the average amount of time people were connected to 4g was 65%, so about two thirds. a third of the time, people can get a connection. annoying if you can't get a connection, but why does it matter other than that? we are trying to become an advanced connectivity nation. ofcom have set a target of 98% coverage in people's homes, that's the key thing, by the end of 2017, by the end of this year. ofcom has a different method of measuring this from the ones used by which?, but says we 71% on the way to that 98%. a long way to go this year. and businesses will tell you that faulty connectivity is vital if we are to have a prosperous economy in the next decade. it is ten years ago today that 3—year—old madeleine mccann went missing from a holiday apartment in the portuguese village of praia da luz. her disappearance sparked a huge police search and worldwide attention which cast a

lisa scored an own goal on a rare start for bournemouth.ar from the two managers. incredibly tough league and we find that again this year. such highs and lows but we are delighted to see we will be playing in the premier league next season. disappointing. we are always very much on the front foot. we had a game plan to frustrate them and that worked really well for us. they did not really create too many of note. we have just slipped up on a couple of occasions. the last match, a west brom fan was making lots of funny noises for 90 minutes. another 2—2. a good result this for west brom at albion because they just a good result this for west brom at albion because theyjust needed to solidify what they have done. they have had a great season off all. salomon had not scored in 19 games before this match. finally back on the scoresheet. his final game before that run, he scored a hat—trick. you're the kind of striker that west bromwich albion has needed over the season. he has had a good campaign overall and that one of his is over. but sean d

it finished 2—1 in bournemouth's favour when the pair met at the vitality stadium today.nutes to go, however that lead only lasted two minutes asjosh king scored his 17th goal of the season to give eddie howe's side victory. really good day today, we knew the importance of today's game. a lot has been said with us being safe and poor standards drop? thankfully today afford the players... it was a bit scrappy. it said nothing when excellent and if we had won that game it would have been a real injustice. it was a close one, they had the ball which they do, they didn't really penetrate the times, only when we gave them something, really. but they are still a decent side may have earned the right to be in the premier league. we have done that as well. so i can't be overly disappointed with the season but was a flat second half. first off we we re a flat second half. first off we were 0k a flat second half. first off we were ok but second half it was rifat and i'mjust were ok but second half it was rifat and i'm just disappointed with the goals. middlesbrough are one of the s

elsewhere, there were draws at bournemouth and burnley.ns leicester can‘t go down after beating watford 3—0, but crystal palace aren‘t safe yet. they lost 5—0 at manchester city. the bottom club in the scottish premiership, inverness caledonian thistle, could have been relegated today, but beat hamilton 2—1 to keep alive their hopes of staying up with three games left. there were also wins for champions celtic, dundee and ross county. the england rugby league team have won their final match before the world cup in the autumn. they were facing samoa in sydney and scored five tries. the final score 30—10. they‘ll return to australia for the tournament that starts in october. the first classic race of the flat season, the 2000 guineas, was won by the favourite, churchill. it‘s a record eighth victory in the race for the irish trainer aiden 0‘brien. dream castle and eminent, sons of the legendary frankel, the guineas winner in 2011, were fifth and sixth. and that‘s all your sport, kate. the teenage racing driver who lost both legs in a horrifi

bournemouth another team that is mathematically safe. a brilliant season for them.al he got has gone down as a ryan shawcross own goal. eddie howe i think will be delighted and he should be with this season. some fa ns he should be with this season. some fans of any premier league team, once your side starts being just a solid team, unlikely call down or get in europe, fans can sometimes get in europe, fans can sometimes get bored, but i don‘t think bournemouth fans will be bored to see their team play premier league football week in and week out. they drew 2—2, lets you from the managers. it means everything to the foot ball clu b managers. it means everything to the football club to establish ourselves in the premier league and we are trying to do that desperately. incredibly tough league and we found that again but we are delighted to see we will be playing in the premier league next season. disappointing from our point of view, i thought it was a good performance and always very much on the front foot. we had a game plan to frustrate them and worked very well fo

bournemouth have been in great form, they haven't beaten burnley since 1998 when eddie howe was playingg 13 goals now this calendar year, only romelu lukaku has scored more. he is having a brilliant season. burnley knew they have already had their best premier league season. they know they are staying up. eddie howe. really good day today, we knew the importance of today's game. a lot has been said with us being safe and would our standards drop? thankfully today i thought the players... it was a bit scrappy first half but second half we were excellent and if we hadn't won that game it would have been a real injustice. it was a close one, they had the ball which they do, they didn't really penetrate that much, only when we gave them something, really. but they are still a decent side and they have earned the right to be in the premier league. we have done that as well. so i can't be overly disappointed with the season but was a flat second half. first off we were ok but second half it was rifat and i'm just disappointed with the goals. speaking of google ‘s, middlesbrough is and stay by

the matches between bournemouth and stoke and burnley and west brom ended in 2—2 draws.ottish premiership. the bottom club are now just four points adrift of safety after a 2—1 win against relegation rivals hamilton. elsewhere today dundee eased their relegation fears with an away win at kilmarnock. ross county are safe from automatic relegation after winning at second from bottom motherwell. champions celtic beat stjohnstone 4—1. wasps have clinched top spot in rugby union's premiership ahead of exeter chiefs. both sides won today and both finished on 84 points but wasps won two more games throughout the season. here's a look at the final table. wasps will be at home to leicester tigers in the premiership semifinals, while exeter chiefs will welcome saracens to sandy park on the 20th of may. harlequin's losing bonus point ensured that they finished ahead of northampton saints to finish in the final european place. 0n the final day of the regular season in the pro12, munster took top spot in the table as leinster slipped up to ulster in belfast ulster, who finished just

and middlesbrough is the best place in the uk to get mobile 4g coverage while bournemouth is the worst which measured data from mobile phones across 20 cities in the uk. they say "critical" reforms are needed to provide a better service for customers. sainsbury‘s share price is down. they had a fall in profits. it's warned rising costs will hit its profits in the coming months. marks and spencer has hired the chief executive of cycling retailer halfords, jill mcdonald, to take charge of clothing, home and beauty. it would seem that halfords and marks & spencer is executive not happy about that. that was the intended message behind this photo 01:14 black male students from cambridge university. "young black men don't grow up thinking they'll make it here. they should." that was the intended message behind this photo 01:14 black male students from cambridge university. they got together to pose because in 2015 of the 3,400 new undergraduates accepted into the university only 15 were black men. 23 black women were accepted that year. earlier my colleague victoria derbyshire spoke to stude

think the weather will be in the way of the premier league season, with glorious conditions in bournemouth the challenge cup, it is the weekend for you, and a little further north there is cloud but essentially dry. through the evening, if you are stepping out, just be aware you will have a couple of hours of what weather as it moves west to east. you will have to be up early on sunday morning to see it, it should be moving to the north sea, and it will leave behind sunny spells. a top temperature around 20, the sharp showers in the north—western quarter of scotland, with a rumble of thunder. i hope you enjoy saturday and sunday because monday looks a bit like that, with cloud, wind and rain. oh dear in deed. not particular great. all of the detail at your own pace right there on the bbc website. this is bbc world news. all top stories: a global cyber attack affecting the nhs. if they do not keep them properly patched and they will keep on getting hit by attacks like this. president trump warns james comey against leaking but the white house plays down the row. he simply stated as fact. th

a ao—year—old man handed himself into police in bournemouth. on bbc news, all the latest business news live from singapore. facebook‘s revenues beat expectations. now the social media giant is promising to tackle violent content. and find out why this young entrepreneur says rick first is the best and the worst time of his day —— says it first. good morning. glad you could join us for this thursday edition of asia business report. the social media giant facebook reported an $8 billion in quarterly revenues, fuelled by strong growth in its mobile advertising business. it says 1.94 mobile advertising business. it says 1.91; billion people are now using facebook and that's up 17% from one year ago. facebook has given us a taste of what it might do with some of its earnings. the company promised to hire 3000 new people to monitor and remove violent content. earlier i spoke to our north america technology correspondent and asked what facebook hopes to gain from this move. one of the big clouds hanging over facebook at the moment is that despite thes

and what a season for bournemouth — finishing ninth.or those teams involved... we already knew hull, borough and sunderland were down, but they were all thrashed today and apart from swansea and stoke, it was a bad day for all the lower sides. meanwhile video technology looks set to be introduced in the premier league. the chairman richard scudamore has told the bbc there's a "desire" to have it in place for the season after next. there's a view that we were going to text it next year in the and also in the fa cup. because clearly these are decisions you don't take lightly in terms of how it interrupts the game, how it might stop the flow of the game. there was an absolute desire to introduce it. is the premier league going to be first? no. but we will try to be a close second having learned the lessons elsewhere in other competitions will stop if the clubs approve it, and i think they will, it will be 18, 19 before we introduce it. the scottish premiership was sewn—up a long time ago but champions celtic can officially call themselves

year stay in the top flight their ten year stay in the top flight was confirmed when they lost to bournemoutht month. short statement from sunderland confirming that david moyes has resigned. he has not taken compensation, something say that sunderland is testament to his character. david moyes has said in the statement, thanking sunderland and saying he wishes the players and his successof saying he wishes the players and his successor all the very best in their effo rts successor all the very best in their efforts towards promotion next season efforts towards promotion next season but it will not be david moyes who is leading that effort, it will be a new manager. perhaps we should not be surprised, david moyes himself said that his side were in a relegation scrap after only the second game of the season, it seems he was resigned. the noises around sunderland gave rise to that pessimistic air, one of the criticisms that has been levelled at david moyes, that after saying in august that they were involved in eradication scrap, with ten days still remaining of the transfer window, many believ

and i suspect, down on the south coast, bournemouth versus burnley, mid—afternoon, there'll be a lotfternoon. however, closer to the low pressure and some of the fixtures, especially on the western side of scotland, they could be pretty wet affairs. if you're coming further south, and it is the challenge cup weekend for the rugby league fans amongst you, castleford versus st helens, i think that one will be essentially a dry fixture. saturday evening on into sunday, if you're out and about you'll have to put up with a couple of hours at least of pretty weather as the front moves west to east. it'll be away from most eastern coastal areas, say for the north—east of scotland, as you wake up on sunday. another day of sunny spells and showers, some of them sharp, especially in the north—western quarter of scotland, but i hope you have some time on the weekend to enjoy at least some of this dry weather. and i urge you to do it if you can, because this is what monday looks like — rather wet, rather windy to say the least. hello, i'm tom donkin. welcome to bbc news. our top stories: a globa

action on saturday afternoon, might see a spot or two of rain in manchester but i don't think so in bournemouthnt enough with 14 or 15 degrees. as we go through the evening, through the small hours of sunday, some rain crosses pretty much all parts of the uk. it won't linger too long in any given location, it is moving through quite quickly although it will take a while for it to clear from the north—east of scotland, but it does and then we are bright and breezy on sunday with a scattering of showers developing into the afternoon. and again we will see 20 celsius in the south—eastern corner, but a slightly fresher feel to things generally. then later we look to the south—west for this next area of wind and rain to spread in — late sunday into monday, it looks like it will be quite a wet and windy start to the new week. this is bbc news, i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11:00: a major incident is declared after almost 40 nhs organisations across england and scotland are hit by a large—scale cyber—attack. theresa may says the nhs was not being targeted. this was not targeted at the nhs. it

and i suspect, down on the south coast, bournemouth versus burnley, mid—afternoon, there'll be a lotrnoon. however, closer to the low pressure and some of the fixtures, especially on the western side of scotland, they could be pretty wet affairs. if you're coming further south, and it is the challenge cup weekend for the rugby league fans amongst you, castleford versus st helens, i think that one will be essentially a dry fixture. saturday evening on into sunday, if you're out and about you'll have to put up with a couple of hours at least of pretty weather as the front moves west to east. it'll be away from most eastern coastal areas, say for the north—east of scotland, as you wake up on sunday. another day of sunny spells and showers, some of them sharp, especially in the north—western quarter of scotland, but i hope you have some time on the weekend to enjoy at least some of this dry weather. and i urge you to do it if you can, because this is what monday looks like — rather wet, rather windy to say the least. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and sally nugent. the nhs

his home in ashley early last sunday. 41—year—old jason baccus and 44—year—old scott keeping from bournemouthgistrates court, alongside ao—year—old kevin downton from dorset. a teenage racing driver who lost both his legs in an horrific crash has said he's lost for words after receiving support from around the world. billy monger was racing in the formula 4 championship at donington park last month when he collided with a stationary car. but despite his injuries, he's vowed to race again, his story has touched motorsport fans around the world and billy monger, or billy whizz as he's known, can't quite believe global his story has touched motorsport fans around the world and billy monger, or billy whizz as he's known, can't quite believe global superstars have wished him well. that's amazing. to turn over and read the signatures from many world champions, lewis hamilton, niki lauda, that really touched my heart. tragedy struck less than three weeks ago. billy was racing in the formula 4 championship at donington park when he was involved in a i20mph collision with a stationary car. he was flow

his home in ashley early last sunday. 41—year—old jason baccus and 44—year—old scott keeping from bournemouths court, alongside 40—year—old kevin downton from dorset. a teenage racing driver who lost both his legs in an horrific crash has said he's lost for words after receiving support from around the world. billy monger was racing in the formula 4 championship at donington park last month when he collided with a stationary car. but despite his injuries, he's vowed to race again, there would be some pictures from many world champions like lewis hamilton, niki lauda. that really touched my heart. tragedy struck less than three weeks ago. billy was racing in the formula 4 championship at donington park when he was involved in a 120mph collision with a stationary car. he was flown to the queen's medical centre in nottingham where it was decided he would have to have both legs amputated. now on his birthday, billy has thanked staff who helped him through the ordeal. without them i wouldn't be here today so a massive thanks to every single one of the staff that have helped me. £800,000 has been r

postcards from brighton and bournemouth, the heavy rain advancing, and it will be heavy, as you see onorth east and many central parts of england and wales, a lovely afternoon with plenty of sunshine. like this photograph of the scunthorpe sunshine. like this photograph of the scu nthorpe and sunshine. like this photograph of the scunthorpe and north lincolnshire. northern scotland will be cloudy and much cooler, to the south we have rain advancing north, so south we have rain advancing north, so it's a north and south story today, really. it will be quite warm in the central belt of scotland and southern parts of scotland where we have sunshine breaking through and temperatures a bit higher than that in glasgow. not a bad afternoon for northern ireland, but rather cloudy. fouled in north west england —— cloud. he south—west of england and southern england will be turning cloudy and wet. increasingly warm and humid in the south—east. maybe some thundery bursts, and later in the night we see another one potentially heavier pushing into the south—east, east anglia, east midlands, this co

was in the early hours of last sunday morning that guy hedger was shot in his homejust outside bournemouthtal and later died. the 61—year—old businessman had worked in marketing and was a director of the schools academy trust. today, three men were brought to the magistrates‘ court in dorset, charged with the murder of guy hedger and with aggravated burglary. the three men are kevin downton, 40, jason baccus, 41, and scott keeping, who is 44 years old. the hearing lasted just five minutes. there was no application for bail and all three men wee remanded in custody. they will appear on video link on tuesday. a 40—year—old woman arrested in connection with the case has been released, pending further police investigations. easy stea m easy steam out looking in a forest in northern france looking for an irish teacher who was kidnapped by the inla. the search teams say they have now found human remains. the campaign team for the french presidential candidate emmanuel macron says it has been the target of a massive hack of e—mails and documents. it comes ahead of tomorrow's run—off vote with the

was in the early hours of last sunday morning that guy hedger was shot in his homejust outside bournemouthlater died. the 61—year—old businessman had worked in marketing and was a director of the schools academy trust. today, three men were brought to the magistrates' court in dorset, charged with the murder of guy hedger and with aggravated burglary. the three men are kevin downton, 40, jason baccus, 41, and scott keeping, who is 44 years old. the hearing lasted just five minutes. there was no application for bail and all three men were remanded in custody. they will appear on video link on tuesday. a 40—year—old woman arrested in connection with the case has been released, pending further police investigations. school governing bodies are to be given new powers to sack maverick, corrupt or incompetent parent governors. head teachers have campaigned for the change, saying the "destructive actions" of rogue governors can stop schools in england running smoothly. the new department for education guidelines close a loophole that prevents elected governors from being removed. it takes is a po

and i suspect, down on the south coast, bournemouth versus burnley, mid—afternoon, there'll be a lots spring afternoon. however, closer to the low pressure and some of the fixtures, especially on the western side of scotland, they could be pretty wet affairs. if you're coming further south, and it is the challenge cup weekend for the rugby league fans amongst you, castleford versus st helens, i think that one will be essentially a dry fixture. saturday evening on into sunday, if you're out and about you'll have to put up with a couple of hours at least of pretty weather as the front moves west to east. it'll be away from most eastern coastal areas, say for the north—east of scotland, as you wake up on sunday. another day of sunny spells and showers, some of them sharp, especially in the north—western quarter of scotland, but i hope you have some time on the weekend to enjoy at least some of this dry weather. and i urge you to do it if you can, because this is what monday looks like — rather wet, rather windy to say the least. hello, i'm tom donkin. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting t

and i suspect, down on the south coast, bournemouth versus burnley, mid—afternoon, there'll be a lotde of scotland, they could be pretty wet affairs. if you are coming further south, and it is the challenge cup weekend for the rugby league fans amongst you, castleford versus st helens, i think that one will be essentially a dry fixture. saturday evening on into sunday, if you are out and about you will have to put up with a couple of hours at least of pretty weather as the front moves west to east. it will be away from most eastern coastal areas, say for the north—east of scotland, as you wake up on sunday. another day of sunny spells and showers, some of them sharp, especially in the north—western quarter of scotland, but i hope you have some time on the weekend to enjoy at least some of this dry weather. and i urge you to do it if you can, because this is what monday looks like — rather wet, rather windy to say the least. hello. i'm tom donkin. welcome to bbc news. here are our top stories: a global cyber attack blocks computers and demands a ransom from governments, companies, ind

elsewhere, bournemouth beat burnley. middlesbrough lost for the eighth time.ear of the relegation zone with a 2—0 win at sunderland. rangers have beat hearts 2-1. elsewhere this afternoon, dundee helped their survival chances with a point against ross county — 1—1 the score. motherwell are out of the relegation play—off spot after they won away at hamilton academical. kilmarnock secured their future in the top flight by beating inverness 2—i. and a 1—0 win for stjohnstone over partick confirmed european football for them next season. manchester city kept up their dominance of the women's game winning the fa cup final at wembley in front of a record crowd. they beat birmingham city 4—1. they went unbeaten in winning the league last season, as well as —— as well as winning the continental cup. this was the one trophy they had not won before today. lewis hamilton has taken pole position in the spanish grand prix after edging out sebastian vettel by the smallest of margins. hamilton couldn't improve on his first lap in his final attempt, but it proved enough, beat

officers say three of the suspects, who are all in their 405, were arrested in the bournemouth area.rmer marketing this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... the two contenders for the french presidency are going head—to—head in a live televised debate ahead of sunday's final round of voting. let's turn to the united states. fbi directorjames comey has been testifying before a senate subcommittee investigating alleged russian hacking of the us elections. the hearing comes a day after hillary clinton spoke about what she believed the reasons for her losing in november were. let's bring up a little of what she said. mrs clinton is referring to the publication of james comey‘s letter informing congress the fbi had reopened an investigation into her use of a private email serverjust over a week before the election. well, mr comey was asked about this at today's hearing this was terrible. it makes me mildly notion is to think we might have had impact on the election but, honestly, it wouldn't change the decision. —— it makes me mildly nauseous. everyone who wo

bournemouth in form, they have taken ten points from a possible 12, really good in the season from.for burnley but already burnley have had their best ever league season. really good day today, we knew the importance of today's game. a lot has been said with us being safe and would our standards drop? thankfully today i thought the players... it was a bit scrappy first half but second half we were excellent and if we hadn't won that game it would have been a real injustice. it was a close one, they had the ball which they do, they didn't really penetrate the times, only when we gave them something, really. but they are still a decent side and they have earned the right to be in the premier league. we have done that as well. so i can't be overly disappointed with the season but was a flat second half. first off we were ok but second half it was rifat and i'm just disappointed with the goals. good win for southampton in the end. despite the fact they were in tenth place, and got to the league cup final, there was talk claude puel could lose hisjob. speculation at the moment. nathan re

early hours of last sunday morning that guy hedger was shot at his home near ringwood, just outside bournemouthold businessman had worked in marketing, and was a director of a schools academy trust. today, three men were brought to the magistrates‘ court at poole, in dorset, charged with the murder of mr hedger and with aggravated burglary. the three men are kevin downton, who is 40, jason backus, who is a1, and 44—year—old scot keeping. the hearing lasted just five minutes. there was no application for bail. all three men are remanded in custody. the men, who all come from dorset, will next appear by video link at winchester crown court on tuesday. a ao—year—old woman arrested in connection with the case has been released, pending further police investigations. france‘s presidential election reaches its climax, amid concerns the hacking attack on emmanuel macron‘s campaign could affect the result. 82 nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by islamist militants three years ago have now been freed. thousands of venezuelan women have taken part in anti—government protests in the capital, caracas. they‘re

a spot or two of rain in manchester but not in bournemouth or stoke.nywhere, and most of it is out of the north sea by early sunday. it might stay for a time in the north—east of scotland. but then it is a bright and breezy day with sunny spells and some showers. early next week in the north—west it will be cloudy and breezy with some rain at times, in the south—east it will be sunny and quite warm. this sigwili news. the headlines. president trump has war the sacked fbi director not to speak to the press about their conversations. in a string of twitter messages he suggested there might be tapes of their exchanges. hospitals around england are being affected by what is believed to be a major cyber attack. some have been forced to divert emergencies as organisations in other countries are affected.

elsewhere, bournemouth moved into the top half with a 2—1win over burnley and middlebrough — who arest 10 games, beaten 2—1 at home by southampton. rangers have secured third place in the scottish premiership after beating hearts 2—1 at ibrox. elsewhere this afternoon — dundee helped their survival chances with a point against ross county — one all the score. motherwell are out of the relegation play off spot after they won away at hamilton. kilmarnock will stay up, after beating inverness 2—1 and a 1—0 win for stjohnstone over partick confirms european football for them next season. manchester city kept up their dominance of the women's game, winning this afternoon's fa cup final at wembley in front of a record crowd. they beat birmingham city 4—1, with american world cup winner carli lloyd among the goalscorers. city went unbeaten in winning the league last season as well as winning the continental cup, this was the one trophy they hadn't won before today. lewis hamilton has taken pole position in the spanish grand prix after edging out sebastian vettel by the smallest of margins.

in the south coast, bournemouth versus burnley, mid afternoon, a lot of sunshine, a glorious spring afternoonide of scotland could be wet affairs. if you are coming further south, it is the challenge cup weekend for the rugby league, castleford versus st helens, that will be essentially dry. saturday evening on into sunday, if you are out and about you will have to put up out and about you will have to put up with a couple of hours of weak weather as the front moves and west to east. it will be away from most eastern coastal areas, for the north—east of scotland, as you wake up north—east of scotland, as you wake up on sunday. another day or sunny spells and showers, some of them sharp in the north—western quarter of scotland, but i have you have some time on the weekend to enjoy some time on the weekend to enjoy some of the dry weather. and i urge you to do it if you can because this is what monday looks like, rather windy. this is bbc world news, the headlines: hospitals around england are being affected by what's believed to be a major cyber attack. some have been forced to divert emergenc

swansea and bournemouth are other clubs said to be keen on signing him.een ruled out of tomorrow's premiership semifinal against exeter with a calf injury. his absence is the only change to the 15 that won retained the champions cup last weekend. duncan taylor comes in at inside centre as replacement. some good news for ospreys and the lions this summer, skipper alun wynjones is back for the pro 12 semifinal at munster. he hasn't played since picking up a shoulder injury in the six nations in march. british rider geraint thomas has pulled out of the giro d'italia. he was involved in a nasty crash on sunday, a pile—up in the peleton when they collided with a stationary police motorbike. he'd actually been in second place overall going into that stage but he injured his shoulder and knee and he says that carrying on, "would be a case of trying to survive each day rather than racing". the world anti—doping agency could lift its suspension of russia's drug—testing authority next month which would see the country take another step towards being reinstated in i

and i suspect, down on the south coast, bournemouth versus burnley, mid—afternoon, there'll be a loture and some of the fixtures, especially on the western side of scotland, they could be pretty wet affairs. if you're coming further south, and it is the challenge cup weekend for the rugby league fans amongst you, castleford versus st helens, i think that one will be essentially a dry fixture. saturday evening on into sunday, if you're out and about you'll have to put up with a couple of hours at least of pretty weather as the front moves west to east. it'll be away from most eastern coastal areas, say for the north—east of scotland, as you wake up on sunday. another day of sunny spells and showers, some of them sharp, especially in the north—western quarter of scotland, but i hope you have some time on the weekend to enjoy at least some of this dry weather. and i urge you to do it if you can, because this is what monday looks like — rather wet, rather windy to say the least. this is bbc news, the headlines: cyber attacks have been reported on organisations in more than 70 countries.

passion for education and was dedicated to expanding the experience and knowledge of children in bournemouth the wonderful service he provided us. detectives say they do not think guy hedger knew his intruders. they say anyone who heard or saw anything should contact them as soon as possible. the colleague and friend of mr hedger said there was shock throughout the company at the news of his death. it is a very close—knit business so the sense of shock and upset will be felt very deeply. we will give as much support to our people as we can and we will offer our sympathy and condolences to his broader family offer our sympathy and condolences to his broaderfamily and offer our sympathy and condolences to his broader family and friends at this distressing time as well. the headlines on bbc news: downing street says it doesn't recognise an account published in a german newspaper of a fractious dinner last week between the prime minister and the european commission president, jean—claude juncker. three teenage women are arrested on suspicion of terror offences in raids linked to a police operati

morning that guy hedger was shotin sunday morning that guy hedger was shot in his homejust outside bournemouthn to hospital and later died. the 61 euros businessman had worked in marketing and was a director of the schools academy trust —— 61—year—old. today three men were brought to the magistrates‘ court in dorset charged with the murder of guy hedger and with aggravated burglary. the three men are kevin downton, 40, jason backus, 41, and—year—old scott keeping. the hearing lasted just five minutes. —— jason baccus. there was no application for bail and all three men‘s work reminded in —— were remanded in custody. they will appear on video link on tuesday. a 40 old woman arrested in connection with the case has been released pending further police investigations. the campaign team for the french presidential candidate, emmanuel macron, says it‘s been the target of a massive hack of emails and documents. it comes ahead of tomorrow‘s run—off vote with the far right candidate, marine le pen. france‘s electoral commission has warned that any media revealing hacked material risked criminal prosec

his home in ashley early last sunday. 41—year—old jason baccus and 44—year—old scott keeping from bournemouthrom dorset. the scottish national party leader and first minister of scotland nicola sturgeon has been in glasgow celebrating party's success in the local elections. the snp took control of glasgow city council taking labour out of power there for the first time in a0 years. nicola sturgeon has described her party's gained across scotland as emphatic. we are seeing the snp far and away being the leading party in scotland. we won the election yesterday emphatically. more votes, more seats, more councils. we were the largest party can pay to five years ago and compete every other party in scotland. there is no equivocation over who is the leading party in scotland. we then have a scrap for second place between labour and the tories. and we saw the tories by their standards having a good day but that being at the expense of labour. labour and the tories, their support levels and mirror images of each other. but the snp, our responsibility as the leading party in scotland is to lead the ci

spot ortwo of rain tomorrow afternoon might see a spot or two of rain in manchester, but not so in bournemouthon't last long in any location. it will go west to east and get out to north sea by the morning. a bright day with sunny spells, but showers coming through on that breeze. probably feeling pressure as well. early next week, in the north—west of the uk, there will be its brain and in glasgow it will be its brain and in glasgow it will be its brain and in glasgow it will be about 16 degrees, whereas in the south—eastern corner, it could turn quite warm, getting into the middle 20s. lots going on over the next few days. keep up today on the website. —— keep up to date on the website. welcome to bbc news. today at 7:00pm: nhs hospitals in england are hit by a cyber attack, forcing some to turn off computer systems and divert emergency cases to other hospitals. a major incident is declared. some routine appointments have been cancelled. trusts and hospitals between london and cumbria have been affected. nhs england has launched an investigation. the gentleman just inside the door said that

both are also charged with aggravated burglary and are due to appear at bournemouth magistrates' courtssion has accused the uk of "abandoning" the eu and said the english language is "losing its importance in europe". jean—claude juncker made the comments at a conference in italy, before opting to address the audience in french. north korea has accused the united states of plotting to assassinate its leader, kimjong—un during a parade in the capital pyongyang. it claims that a terrorist group supported by the cia and south korean intelligence planned to use a bio—chemical substance to kill him. marine le pen — the far right candidate in the french presidential election — has faced angry protests, on the final day of campaigning. her rival, the independent centrist emmanuel macron, is said to be confident of victory in sunday's election, with a lead of around 20 points in the opinion polls. from paris, our europe editor katya adler reports. booing france's wannabe people's president fled today from her public out the back of reims cathedral. because this is what awaited marine le pen ou

this is a highly exclusive area, just on the outskirts of bournemouth where most of the houses are detachedave high hedges and electronic gates,itis have high hedges and electronic gates, it is an affluent area, and it is possible but it was motivated by burglary but police are not confirming that. we have had in the last few minutes a statement from mr hedger‘s employers, he worked for an educational trust which runs schools in the area. in its statement it said that it is shocked and deeply saddened by the passing of guy hedger. it goes on to say, he was one of the founding directors of the trust, when it was formed in 2012, he became a director and he will be deeply missed by all those who worked with him. so early stages of the investigation. many officers are 110w the investigation. many officers are now arriving at the scene, they are expected to be hit the rest of today. —— day are expected to be here on the rest of the day. three women have been arrested on suspicion of terror offences after raids in east london. the arrests are being linked to the counter—terrorism operation that s

early hours of last sunday morning that guy hedger was shot at his home near ringwood just outside bournemouththe 61—year—old businessman had worked in marketing and was the director of a schools academy trust. today, three men were brought to the magistrates' court at poole in dorset, charged with the murder of mr hedger and with aggravated burglary. the three men are kevin downton, 40, jason backus, 41, and 44—year—old scot keeping. the hearing lasted just five minutes. there was no application for bail. all three men are remanded in custody. the men, who all come from dorset, will next appear by video link at winchester crown court on tuesday. a 40—year—old woman arrested in connection with the case has been released, pending further police investigations. prince edward has been speaking about the decision of his father — prince philip — to stand down from royal duties later this year. he said he was sure the duke of edinburgh wouldn't disappear into the background. 0ur royal correspondent, peter hunt, reports. prince philip as we soon will not be seeing him. in public, on duty, by his wife