visitors have been evacuated from hamerton zoo park in cambridgeshire after what emergency services describe a very serious incident. british airways chief executive says he's sorry about the disruption caused by a global computer meltdown but says he won't resign. also this hour: we will make a fool and exhaustive investigation and find out exactly what has happened. we will make sure this will not happen again. emmanuel macron says that he has had a frank discussion with vladimir putin. also this hour: tributes to the legendary blue peter presenterjohn noakes, who's died aged 83. best known for his partnership with this dog and his daredevil stunts, his family say he will be greatly missed. in the championship play—off final, huddersfield town and reading are drawing 0—0 in the battle for the place in the premier league. our main story — the bbc has obtained new cctv footage which appears to show the manchester bomber, salman abedi, shopping at a convenience store, just 36 hours before the attack. the video shows the man buying food and cleaning products in a shop close to the granby road

the metro focuses on the female zookeeper killed by a tiger at the hamerton park in cambridgeshire.the stories on the ft is russian president vladimir putin and french president emmanuel macron holding talks near paris. and eating fish just once or twice a week could protect against dementia — that's according to research seen by the daily express. we can begin. let's start with the story in the mirror. it pitcher on the front page there. rachel, you could start asked on this. this is all about the investigation.” could start asked on this. this is all about the investigation. i think the issue with this case is that it is obviously quite distinctive, it is obviously quite distinctive, it is bright blue, and the police are chine to trace his movements and the days since he came back from libya until he carried out the attack a week ago. because it is so distinctive suitcase i imagine they have released this photo to help trigger any recollections of people who might have seen him in those four days so they can start to piece together a picture of where he was and what he was doing.

a female zoo keeper dies after a tiger entered an enclosure at hamerton zoo in cambridgeshire.tish airways chief executive says he's sorry about the disruption caused by a global computer meltdown —— but says he won't resign. we will make a full investigation exhaustive and we will find out exactly what happened and we will make sure that this will never happen again. also this hour —— tributes to the legendary blue peter presenterjohn noakes, who's died aged 83. get down shep! best known for his partnership with faithful dog shep and his daredevil stunts —— his family say he'll be greatly missed. huddersfield town wins a place in next year's premier league, after their play—off battle with reading went to penalties. on meet the author, my guest is an patchett whose book cap macro commonwealth is a tapestry of american life told over five decades. good evening and welcome to bbc news. it is exactly one week to the day that the city of manchester suffered a major trauma — a bombing that claimed the lives of children and parents enjoying a night out. tonight many have gathered at

visitors have been evacuated from hamerton zoo park in cambridgeshire in what emergency services say is a "very serious incident". british airways chief executive says he's sorry about the disruption caused by a global computer meltdown, but says he won't resign. we will make a full investigation exhaustive. we will find out exactly what happened and we will make sure this will never happen again. also this hour, tributes to the legendary blue peter presenterjohn noakes, who's died aged 83. best known for his partnership with faithful dog shep and his daredevil stunts, his family say he'll be greatly missed. an australian pensioner gets a fright while fishing, when a great white shark leapt into his boat. in halfan in half an hour we had to hull, the uk city of culture for a performance ina uk city of culture for a performance in a cemetery. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the bbc has obtained new cctv footage, which appears to show the manchester bomber, salman abedi, shopping at a convenience store, just 36 hours before the attack. close to the granby road flat which abedi

emergency services have been called to what they have described to a zoo in cambridgeshire.air ambulance is at the scene of the 25—acre wildlife park near huntingdon. the zoo is home to 500 animals, including a collection of malaysian and white tigers. with me our correspondent andy moore. as you say, from cambridgeshire police we have a posting, we were called around 11:15am to a serious incident at hamerton park. the ambulance attended and ambulances. i have seen pictures of the ambulance. i have seen pictures on social media of police vehicles turning up, police officers with dogs at the scene. there are widespread rumours on social media about tiger being on the loose. i have spoken briefly to the loose. i have spoken briefly to the zoo and the woman who answered the zoo and the woman who answered the phone, i asked if she could tell me what was happening and she said she was not at liberty to say. she said there would be a press release in the day. i said, there are rumours tiger is on the loose. and she replied very firmly, at tiger is not on the loose. that doesn't me

a zookeeper killed by a tiger in cambridgeshire has been described as the shining light of the park. rosa king ‘s attack at hamerton zoo yesterday. this was her speaking a year ago. we do a lot of work for conservation, a lot of breeding to try and save the species, just like the malayan tiger here — there's only about 300 left in the wild and they're being poached. at least they're safe here. before 10, we'll speak to an eyewitness who was there with his family when it happened. plus — we'll talk to a surgeon who treated dozens of seriously wounded patients after the manchester terror attacks which killed 22 people. well, are you single, nigel? that's a very good question — a lot of people are asking that question. i'm not very married at the moment, let's put it like that. you're not very married? well, lam married. i know you are! well, it's good to get to know each other‘s status before we embark on this date. i think separated is my legal status. that full lunch date with newly separated ukip—er nigel farage and journalist racheljohnson in the next few minutes. hello. welcome to

hamerton zoo in cambridgeshire has been evacuated as police deal with what they say is a "very serious incident". british airways chief executive says he's sorry about the disruption caused by a global computer meltdown — but says he won't resign. will make a fool, exhaustive investigation and find out exactly what happened and make sure this will never happen again. tributes to the legendary blue peter presenter john noakes who has died aged 83. best known for his partnership with faithful dog shep and his daredevil stunts — his family say he'll be greatly missed. and in the last few minutes, huddersfield has won a place in next year's premier league, after their play—off battle with reading went to penalties. in the past hour police have released another image of the manchester bomber, salman abedi, on the day he killed 22 people after a pop concert in the city. the image shows abedi with a blue suitcase. police are asking if the public seen him between the 18th and 22nd of may. he visited the wilmslow road area and manchester city centre. and we can show you these pictures from this

ahead of it, warm sunshine for a while in cambridgeshire here and i don't think we'll get many showersand today. the showers petering out as they move north. a second batch of storms developing in north wales, heading into northern england. at the same time, turning cloudy and wetter in northern ireland. for scotland we could see some showers heading north into hampden park for the scottish cup final this afternoon. across the moray firth, that sort of area, temperatures will not be far away from 30 degrees, as they were yesterday. western fringes of scotland catching some storms. later on these storms developing across the north of england, primarily the northwest, could be some hail and gusty winds. going to feel quite cool under the rain in northern ireland. the cool breeze will keep more cloud in wales and the south—west but further east after those morning showers and storms we have some very warm sunshine, temperatures close to 28 in cambridgeshire. for wembley, warm as we head into the evening and the fa cup final, typical fa cup final weather. sunshine to end the day here but s

vistors have been evacuated from hamerton park zoo in cambridgeshire amid reports of a very serious incidentpolice and an air ambulance have been seen at the scene. now on bbc news hull is nearly half way through being the uk's 2017 city of culture. anne—marie tasker and kofi smiles have the latest instalment of what's happening in the year long celebration. hello and welcome to hull, the uk's city of culture for 2017. show casing the brightest and the best of culture has brought us here to hull's cemetery for a performance with a difference. we meet matt fraser who will put his disability centre stage. i'm a deformed actor playing a deformed character for the first time in britain. it's extraordinary that it's the first, but exciting i get to do it. we meet the army of volunteers giving up their time for culture. # there's a star man waiting in the sky... and go on a trip down memory lane with a spider from mars. hello. i'm the arts and culture correspondent for the bbc here in hull. this is kofi. i'm the face of hull, chosen by the bbc with a mission to bring you culture whenever and where

a female zoo keeper has died after a tiger entered an enclosure at hamerton zoo in cambridgeshire. de zeeuw has described it as a freak accident and that at no stage was public safety is a concern. —— vizeu. —— the zoo. the police said the animal did not escape from the enclosure. british airways chief executive says he's sorry about the disruption caused by a global computer meltdown but says he won't resign. now on bbc news it's time for the big debate with victoria derbyshire. good morning and welcome to dunstable in bedfordshire. applause. with just over a week to go till the general election, we're here to look at some of the key issues that may influence how you're going to vote. hi, i'm steve. i'm very worried about security in the country and i don't trust any of the parties to deal with it. hello, lam nasir, i'm a gp in dunstable, and i'm very concerned about the state of nhs funding. i am helena from luton, i run a small business. i am absolutely fed up with the immature backstabbing between parties. it is undermining your credibility, please get on with yourjobs. hi, iam

a care home in cambridgeshire has been piloting an innovate set of asymmetrical exercises that have beenia, across japan. tim muffett has more. the hunters down care centre in cambridge and in the dementia unit a new chair based gymnastics programme seems to be making a difference. the programme is called love to move and its key feature is what is known as bilateral asymmetry. the movements on the left side of the body are controlled by the bright side of the brain and vice—versa and because of this exercise involves different movements on either side it means both hemispheres of the brain have to process information independently of each other. similar groups are run injapan. of each other. similar groups are run in japan. it actually starts to improve people ‘s cognition and ability to function. it is physical brain training. dementia is caused by damage to brain cells. these exercises cannot repair the damage but they can help establish new connections between healthy brain cells that remain. doing it once a week, after three months, you see a change. people are remembering the carer

the female keeper killed by a tiger at a zoo in cambridgeshire is named as 33 year old rosa king. hundreds of people attend a vigil to mark a week since the manchester bombing; the city's victoria station has reopened this morning. no head to head butjeremy corbyn and theresa may face a studio audience and a grilling. in sport, huddersfield town are in the premier league. they beat reading in a dramatic penalty shoot out to win the championship playoff final. and matt has the weather. good morning. we are down here on the beach this morning. incredibly mild start to tuesday, a few showers in the north and west. if you are on half—term this week, i have some good news in the forecast. join me if you can. thank you very much. it's an improving tale in the weather. we are taking bbc breakfast in this last full week before the general election to northern ireland tomorrow and to scotland on friday. we'll look at some of the issues in those countries but also across the uk as well. a bit of a geography lesson. if you go west, if you go that way you get anglesey, east, conway and look a

a zoo keeper dies after a tiger entered an enclosure at hamerton zoo in cambridgeshire. british airways chief executive says he's sorry about the disruption caused by a global computer meltdown but says he won't resign. we will make a complete investigation, we will find out what happened, we will make sure this never happens again. also this hour — tributes to the legendary blue peter presenterjohn noakes, who's died aged 83. best known for his partnership with faithful dog shep and his daredevil stunts, his family say he'll be greatly missed. huddersfield town wins a place in next year's premier league, after their play—off battle with reading went to penalties. and in half an hour, a look into a priceless archive of footage filmed by past explorers, including the world's first skyscrapers dating back to the 16th century in great explorations. police investigating the manchester bombing are appealing for information to help them trace salman abedi's movements in the last four days before the attack. today, there have been searches in manchester, in chester and in west

the metro leads on the female zookeeper killed by a tiger at the hamerton park in cambridgeshire.in the mail too. it also has the death of former blue presenterjohn noakes. one of the stories on the ft is russian president vladimir putin and french president emmanuel macron holding talks near paris. and eating fish just once or twice a week could protect against dementia — that's according to research seen by the daily express. well, let us begin. let's go to this tb, keep trying to avoid the word debate but it's in the headlines. tb, keep trying to avoid the word deb start|t it's in the headlines. tb, keep trying to avoid the word deb start f’fisin’the is badlines. talking about... this is theresa may, jeremy corbyn first and {hifii may, jeremy corbyn first and then theresa may. the interviews were separate and then taking questions from the audience. what do you think of it? i thought it was a no score draw. jeremy corbyn performed perhaps better than some people might have thought he would. i think he did quite well from that point of view, theresa may did —— had some difficult q

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an investigation has begun at hamerton zoo in cambridgeshire after a keeper was killed by a tiger. the zoo was evacuated but managers say there was never any risk to the public. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. the vietnamese prime minister pushes for a two way trade deal with america. will president trump consider it a priority? find out how this boss built her business when banks would not lend her any money. hello and welcome to asia business report. the vietnamese prime minister will be keen to negotiate bilateral trade deal with us president donald trump when they meet later. this comes several months after washington dropped out of the transpacific partnership. earlier i spoke to a man who will meet him tomorrow night. he told me why a two way trade deal is so important for vietnam. vietnam is very disappointed when president trump backed out of the transpacific partnership on his first day in office. in vietnam, it is quite a two for vietnam that he is the first leaderfrom two for vietnam that he is the first leader from south east asia to se

bbc news has been told the name of the female zookeeper in cambridgeshire who was killed by a tiger yesterdayat hamerton park zoo. it will remain closed today while an investigation continues. amy cole reports. mauled to death by one of the tigers inbee park. she has been named locally as rosa king, one of the zoo keepers, and was killed by one of the animals in the enclosure. it is not known what has happened exactly yet. busy with bank holiday visitors, several posted photographs with the helicopter that landed. they were led away but some claimed they were allowed back in for a short period before the park was closed by zoo officials. they later handed out a short statement that says this. nine years ago, a cheetah escape through a broken electric fence. it was later captured nearby and no one was hurt. police say it there were no suspicious circumstances and a full investigation is under way. the zoo says it will remain closed today. coming up at six o'clock on brea kfast, coming up at six o'clock on breakfast, all of the day's news, business, and sport. and today they'll be live from the

a female zookeeper has died at hamerton zoo park after a serious incident involving a tiger, cambridgeshirestabulary has said in the last half hour. earlier this afternoon, visitors were evacuated and an air ambulance was sent to the 25—acre wildlife park near huntingdon. the zoo is home to 500 animals, including a collection of malaysian and white tigers. well, our correspondent is at hamilton zoo for us, then, just in the last few minutes there has been a statement i understand from the zoo a statement i understand from the zoo itself. —— hamerton park zoo. yes, two members of staff stood at the gate and handed out the statement. they have said they were too distressed to talk but they have confirmed that one of their colleagues had been killed and what they have described asa killed and what they have described as a freak accident in the tiger enclosure this afternoon. they said that at no point did any animals escape from the enclosure and that at no point were members of the public in any danger. certainly, when it happened, people on social media, who were here at the time earlier on,

schools in cambridgeshire are among the lowest funded in england. teachers here wrote to parents with a warning. we've said there will be fewer teachers and fewer teaching assistants, we've said there will be fewer resources in classrooms, whether that is exercise books, laptops. fewer opportunities for students to perhaps go on trips or sporting fixtures. we have said across the board there will be an impact and reductions. this school is one of thousands across england that have been writing to parents, spelling out the difficult financial decisions that lie ahead. that has galvanised parents to lobby mps of all parties. it is that grassroots pressure which has really pushed school budgets onto the election agenda. the costs in schools are rising faster than budget, but today the conservatives defended their record. first of all, school funding is at record levels. we've also... within that we're putting record number of funding into early education, protected the school pupil premium at 2.5 billion, worth £2.5 billion. but what matters in educati

rosa king — who was 33 — has been described as the "shining light" of hamerton zoo park in cambridgeshireiger entered the enclosure she was in. ben ando reports. we do a lot of work for conservation... rosa king had always loved animals. they're being poached in the wild... and according to those who knew her was passionate about their welfare and protection. but yesterday, while she was doing the job she loved at hamerton zoo park, one of the tigers in her care attacked and killed her. today, friends and family paid tribute to the 33—year—old keeper who had an affinity for cheetahs, but loved all the big cats. in a statement her mother andrea said... now, an investigation is underway. the police have said there are no suspicious circumstances, but zoo managers will want to know how a tiger got into the enclosure where she was working and in just a few seconds, turned a fun bank holiday into tragedy. experts warn that whether in captivity or not, tigers are wild and potentially dangerous animals. under normal circumstances, there should be no reason for a keeper and a predator such as a t

schools in cambridgeshire are among the lowest funded in england.ote to parents with a warning. we've said there will be fewer teachers and fewer teaching assistants, we've said there will be fewer resources in classrooms, whether that is exercise books, la pto ps. fewer opportunities for students to perhaps go on trips or sporting fixtures. we have said across the board there will be an impact and reductions. this school is one of thousands across england that have been writing to parents, spelling out the difficult financial decisions that lie ahead. that has galvanised parents to lobby mps of all parties. it is that grassroots pressure which has really pushed school budgets onto the election agenda. the costs in schools are rising faster than budget, but today the conservatives defended their record. first of all, school funding is at record levels. we've also... within that we're putting record number of funding into early education, protected the school pupil premium at 2.5 billion, worth {2.5 billion. but what matters in education is, actually

the mother of zookeeper rosa king — killed by a tiger at a zoo in cambridgeshire yesterday — says she the city's arena. time for the sport now with holly hamilton. the bbc has learned arsene wenger will be staying at arsenal after agreeing a two—year contract. it follows a meeting with the only yesterday when his teacher was to be discussed. it is understood he will remain manager until at least 2019, extending his tenure into a 23rd year. i'm joined by the bbc sports editor. this is probably the worst kept secret in football but it's taken them quite some time. it's been the longest—running saga, this premier league season. i think it will divide opinion among arsenal's many supporters. it wasn't that long ago arsenal were being dropped 10—2 on aggregate by bayern munich in the champions league. they finished fifth in the premier league which means they miss out on champions league football which is crucial to any big club for the first time in two decades. the pressure on arsene wenger has reached unprecedented levels. there have been protests, planes flown with banners demanding th

for the 0di, the cricket, there may be some storms, some warm sunshine in cambridgeshire.d, we could seize showers heading up to hampden park for the scottish cup final. the western fringes of scotland are catching some storms and later run we will get the ones developing across the north of england, there could be some hail and gusty wind. head further east after those morning showers and storms and there's a very warm sunshine. temperature 28 celsius in game which it. for wembley, it will be warm. typical cup final weather. storms moving north into england and into central scotla nd north into england and into central scotland which will peter out overnight. the rain will tend to ease. it's going to be a warm and muqqy ease. it's going to be a warm and muggy night. we start cloudy early on on sunday and it may well stay that way for northern ireland and scotla nd that way for northern ireland and scotland will though there won't be much rain. warm sunshine but some imported storms later on from the west. a much cooler day for scotland, under the cloud. west. a much coole

it is south midlands and towards kent and east anglia, cambridgeshire, you mightfind east anglia, cambridgeshire sea, it will feel cold. but temperatures generally coming down a touch. 0n friday evening the showers approached the south—west of england and on saturday we have low pressure near us, which will bring rain. the timing and position of this could change. in the south—west, affecting the channel islands, very bill amounts of cloud. —— variable. for sunday, there goes the weather front, pulling into the near continent. behind it, dry and bright conditions. a change in wind direction. still feeling cold down east coast. coolalinga north. still a lot of dry weather around. —— cooler in the north. if you are sick of the wind, it will change next week in east. but it won't feel as warm where it has felt warm in the north—west. we don't like a nagging wind! we don't like a nagging anything! thanks we don't like a nagging wind! we don't like a nagging anything! thanks we don't like a nagging wind! we don't like a nagging anything! very don't like a nagging anything! thanks we don't like a nagg

hamilton park zoo in cambridgeshire has confirmed a female zookeeper was killed in what is described as a freak accident involving a tiger. the park will be closed today while investigations continue. the zookeeper was mauled to death by one of the tigers inside the enclosure. it is not known how. the park was full of holiday visitors, and several posted photos of the air ambulance landing nearby. the park was shortly close by zoo officials who later handed out a short statement which said, this appears to have been a freak accident, at no point during the incident did any animals escaped their enclosures, and at no point was public safety affect it in any way. nine years ago affect it in any way. nine years ago a cheater escaped through a broken electric fence. —— cheetah. it was later recaptured nearby and nobody was hurt. the forensics fans have now left and the police say there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding what happened. a full investigation is under way, where this evening, the animals are being prepared for the night. the gates are locked and the zoo says it will

the mother of zookeeper rosa king — killed by a tiger at a zoo in cambridgeshire yesterday — says sheow with holly hamilton. good afternoon. the bbc has learned that arsene wenger will be staying at arsenal — after agreeing a new two year contract. it follows a meeting with majority owner stan kroenke yesterday — where his future was to be dicussed. it's understood the 67—year—old will remain manager until at least 2019 — extending his tenure into a 23rd year. the bbc‘s sports editor dan roanjoined me earlier. i think it will divide opinion among arsenal's many supporters. let's not forget it wasn't long ago that arsenal were being dropped 10—2 on aggregate by bayern munich in the champions league and they finished fifth in the premier league, meaning they miss out on champions league football which is crucial to any big clu b football which is crucial to any big club for the first time in two decades. the pressure on arsene wenger in the last couple of months has reached unprecedented levels. there have been protests by fans and planes flown over demanding that he goes after these ye

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rosa king, who was 33, has been described as the shining light of hamerton zoo park in cambridgeshiree died on monday after a tiger entered the enclosure she was in. ben ando reports. we do a lot of work for conservation, a lot of breeding to try and save... rosa king had always loved animals. according to those who knew her was passionate about welfare and protection. yesterday while doing thejob she protection. yesterday while doing the job she loved at hamilton zoo park, one of the tigers in her care attacked and killed her. today the family and friends of her pay tribute to the woman who had a special affinity for cheaters but loved all the big cats. now an investigation is under way, police say there is no suspicious circumstances but they will want to know how a tiger got into an enclosure where she was working and turned a fun bank holiday into a tragedy. expert said tigers are wild and are potentially dangerous weather in captivity or not. under normal circumstances there is no reason for a predator like a tiger and a keeper should be in the same enclosure at the same time, th

a zookeeper killed by a tiger in cambridgeshire has been described as the shining light of the park.for conservation, a lot of breeding to try and save the species, just like the malayan tiger here — there's only about 300 left in the wild and they're being poached. at least they're safe here. before 10, we'll speak to an eyewitness who was there with his family when it happened. plus — we'll talk to a surgeon who treated dozens of seriously wounded patients after the manchester terror attacks which killed 22 people. well, are you single, nigel? that's a very good question — a lot of people are asking that question.

a female zoo keeper has died after a tiger entered an enclosure at hamerton zoo in cambridgeshire.escribed it as "a freak accident" and said at no point was public safety affected in any way. british airways' chief executive says he's sorry about the disruption caused by a global computer meltdown, but says he won't resign. now on bbc news, exclusive access to a priceless archive of footage taken by young adventurers exploring parts of the world that were completely new to western eyes. this is great explorations. historic moments captured on film from a bygone age. we have been given exclusive access to a priceless archive — from places that were new to western eyes. many of these films, from the frozen mountains of the himalayas to the searing libyan desert, have not seen the light of day for a hundred years. sons and daughters of the pioneering explorers see their fathers' remarkable footage for the very first time. to see this film makes me feel very proud of him. i'm in awe of what he managed to do. they went into the unknown without any consideration for their safety. these a

ben ando, bbc news, cambridgeshire. the death toll continues to climb as the flood waters start to recede. 188 people were killed and another 99 people are still missing after monsoon rains struck on friday, triggering severe flooding and landslides. the floods are the worst the country has seen in 1a years. more rain is still expected in the region. general manuel antonio noriega, the former military leader of panama, has died aged 83. noriega had been a key us ally but was forcibly removed when american troops invaded in 1989, and was later jailed in the us on drugs and laundering charges. the white house communications director has resigned only three months after being hired by president donald trump. mike dubke, an experienced republican strategist, was hired in march to revamp the administration's media strategy. patients of the breast surgeon ian paterson will find out tomorrow how long he'll spend injail, following his conviction last month for carrying out unnecessary operations on 9 women and one man. a broken

a female zoo keeper has died after a tiger entered an enclosure at hamerton zoo in cambridgeshire.he zoo. the police said the animal did not escape from the enclosure. british airways chief executive says he's sorry about the disruption caused by a global computer meltdown but says he won't resign. now on bbc news it's time for the big debate with victoria derbyshire. good morning and welcome to dunstable in bedfordshire. applause. with just over a week to go till the general election, we're here to look at some of the key issues that may influence how you're going to vote. hi, i'm steve. i'm very worried about security in the country and i don't trust any

ben ando, bbc news, cambridgeshire. a further retrial on indecent assault allegations after a jury failed to reach a verdict. rolf harris left court today without comment, but said, through his solicitor, he felt "no sense of victory, just relief." he'd been accused of groping three teenage girls in the 19705 and ‘80s. in belfast, the sdlp leader, colum eastwood, has launched his party's manifesto with a strong focus on fighting a hard brexit and a hard border between northern ireland and the republic. he said the nationalist party would stand up "against borders, division and cruel crippling cuts" and claimed theresa may had called the general election with little thought towards northern ireland. as we face into the new challenges across ireland, we must be mindful of the protections that europe has gifted us and we must remind others that our situation is unique, more challenging and deeply deserving of special status. to do that, we need strong voices taking a stand against the tories at the heart of the action. it'

rosa king — who was 33 — has been described as the "shining light" of hamerton zoo park in cambridgeshire the enclosure she was in. ben ando is there. an investigation is underway here but at its heart is a relatively simple question, how did an experienced zookeeper at a well—regarded wildlife park come to be in an enclosed space with a deadly predator? meanwhile tributes have been paid to rosa king by her family and friends, one of whom said she was someone around him things revolved here at hamilton park zoo. we do wedoa we do a lot of work... we do a lot of work. .. rosa king had a lwa ys we do a lot of work. .. rosa king had always loved animals. and according to those who knew her was passionate about their welfare and protection. but yesterday while she was doing thejob she lodged but yesterday while she was doing the job she lodged at hamerton zoo park one of the tigers in her care attacked and killed her. today friends and family paid tribute to the 33—year—old keeper who had an affinity for cheaters but loved all the big cats. in a statement her mother andrea said... now an inve

was killed after being mauled by a tiger. 34—year—old rosa king had worked at hamerton zoo, in cambridgeshiretigate any potential health and safety breaches. british airways says its it systems are now operating normally again after a massive computer failure grounded flights over the weekend. 75,000 passengers were caught up in the chaos. the airline says it is now running a full schedule of flights, but it will take time for passengers and their luggage to be reunited. the disgraced television star rolf harris will not face a further retrial on indecent assault allegations after a jury failed to reach a verdict. the 87—year—old left court today without comment but said, through his solicitor, he felt "no sense of victory — just relief." he'd been accused of groping three teenage girls in the 19705 and ‘80s. political leaders in wales have been debating in a live tv debate this evening in cardiff where the issue of how wales would fair outside of the european union dominated the debate. well my colleague, huw edwards, was chairing the debate and he is there now. sophie, thank you very much.

hamerton park zoo in cambridgeshire has confirmed that a female zookeeper was killed in what's been describedtomorrow, while investigations continue, as ben ando reports. police said the female zookeeper who has not yet been named was mauled to death by one of the park's tigers inside their enclosure. it is not yet known exactly how. the park was busy with bank holiday visitors. those in the park were led away, though some people said they were allowed back in for a short period before the park was closed by zoo officials who later handed out a short statement which said, this appears to have been a freak accident. at no point during the incident did any animals escaped their enclosures and at no point was public safety affected in any way. nine years ago a cheater escaped through a broker electric fence. it was later captured nearby and no one was later captured nearby and no one was hurt. the forensic fans have left and the police say there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding what happened. a full investigation is under way in the zoo where this evening the animals are being prepare

ben ando, bbc news, cambridgeshire.letely unnecessary operations on patients will be sentenced tomorrow for intentionally wounding 9 women and one man. lawyers say it's possible that hundreds of ian paterson's patients could have undergone surgery quite needlessly. asjeremy cooke reports, some victims are calling for him to be given the maximum punishment — of life. a broken bond of trust between a doctor and his patients. pure evil, pure evil. he told them he'd cut them free of life—threatening cancer — he lied. i had no need to be there and he had no reason to cut bits off me. it was mass betrayal in the operating theatre. ian paterson removed lumps, performed entire mastectomies, deliberate mutilation for no medical reason. my flesh was black and rotten, the stuff was just oozing out, it is was brown, horrible smell. judy conduit suffered a catastrophic infection following paterson's phony diagnosis that both her breasts must be removed. it was an act, yeah, and he duped everybody, including doctors, patients, collea

it won a lot of seeds in cambridgeshire and six. at a county council level. that is norfolk, just putting the figure is up for. can you talk us through that and it is the ukip loss and the search for the conservatives? yes, that is interesting in cambridgeshire. cambridge was put into no overall control. it is normally a solid conservative council, but it went into no overall control, like norfolk, because ukip did well. for a while, they brought in changes to something called the cabinet system, which was a change in the way local business was done. they did make quite an impact in cambridge, but they have lost the seats. a lot of they have lost the seats. a lot of the seats were up in the cambridge offends, area is seen as traditional ukip territory. remember, it was the surge of these seats for ukip in places like cambridge, norfolk and six which made the conservatives, under david cameron realise, they had to stay true to their pledge to granta had to stay true to their pledge to grant a referendum. but ukip support has dissipat

a care home in cambridgeshire in the east of england has seen encouraging results so far, as tim muffettopping. the movements on the left side of the body are controlled by the right side of the brain and vice versa. because this exercise programme involves different movements on either side, it means both hemispheres of the brain have to process information independently of each other. similar programmes are run in care homes across japan. it has been adapted by the british gymnastics foundation. it actually starts to improve people‘s cognition, people‘s ability to function. if you think of it like it physical brain training. what we are effectively doing is allowing people to utilise their brains in a more complex way. it makes you think, it makes your brain think. you've got to think from side to side. 94—year—old hazel has dementia. she and her daughterjill say the sessions have transformed her life. she couldn't feed herself and she couldn't write, she couldn't hold a pen, she couldn't do anything like that. it's made a big difference to mum. it's like having my old mum back. hold y

blue skies, sunshine in cambridgeshire and this could be one of the warmest part of the country.ush northwards, fade away and then there will be a second batch heading into north—west england. at the same time it's turning wet across northern england. but for the north—east, the sunshine tea m but for the north—east, the sunshine team shining and we are looking at temperatures close to 30 celsius and around the moray firth ‘s. there could be some gusty wind, some cool, wet weather developing in northern ireland. as we had further east across southern england, it will be warm in the sunshine. storms further north, leading northern england —— leaving northern england, the rain easing off. temperatures 13—1adc. into tomorrow it will start off quite cloudy, there's a chance to northern ireland will hang on to the cloud and we could see some late show was arriving from the south west. hit and miss but the show was worked their way northwards, compared to today, some showery bursts of rain working their way northwards and things becoming less bright. that's it from me. darren, we're he

we want to talk about cambridgeshire.ukip. otherwise it is going fairly as expected. two ukip losses the big story here. that's one, now i mustjust to let, just to explain to viewers what are going on, six big mayoral contests are going on, these big city regions, all part of the government's devolution strategy, handing power to the big city regions in some cases with a big budget, in some areas looking after transport, housing and things like that. this is one of the contests in your patch there. tell us about that contest your patch there. tell us about that co ntest a nd your patch there. tell us about that contest and when we should have a result on that. we should get a result on that. we should get a result at around about 5pm, we think. counting has just result at around about 5pm, we think. counting hasjust got result at around about 5pm, we think. counting has just got under way. as you say, for the mayor of cambridgeshire, no results yet. we do have early turnout figures. this is across the six districts that a

of the weekend. 0ur weather watchers have been up bright, i say that, that's the way it is in cambridgeshirehorizon is, where the sky is, where the water is and that's because you are that much closer in scotland to the low pressure. we have quite a band of showers at the moment lurking in the north channel, the irish sea, parts of the south—west. this is the way it is shaping up first up. we have the cloud and rain which is dominating the scene are certainly north of the central help. we will get the showers later. they will be out of northern ireland for a time, he said many singly! in wales and the south—west there are showers. —— menacingly. things do change, things do move. the showers will eventually drift ever further towards this. one 01’ drift ever further towards this. one or two sharp ones and a rumble of thunder. the raining scotland's drifting towards the northern quarter. they will be there all day, doing nothing for your temperatures. the scottish premiership, fairly. perhaps getting dry in parts, but you will have to wait a while. the rainy still there into the evening. showe

rosa king — who was 33 — has been described as the "shining light" of hamerton zoo park in cambridgeshiren. ben ando is there. we do a lot of work... rosa king had always loved animals. and according to those who knew her was passionate about their welfare and protection. but yesterday while she was doing the job she loved at hamerton zoo park one of the tigers in her care attacked and killed her. today friends and family paid tribute to the 33—year—old keeper who had an affinity for cheetahs but loved all the big cats. in a statement her mother andrea said... now, an investigation is underway. the police have said there are no suspicious circumstances, but zoo managers will want to know how a tiger got into the enclosure where she was working and in just a few seconds, turned a bank holiday into a tragedy. experts warn that whether in captivity or not, tigers are wild and potentially dangerous animals. under normal circumstances, there should be no reason for a keeper and a predator such as a tiger to be in the same enclosure at the same time. the only exception to that would be if the a

live now to our correspondent, ben ando, who is at hamerton zoo in cambridgeshire for us now.bout this investigation? well, what i can tell you is the investigation at the moment is kind of going along two parallel lines. the police are investigating on behalf of the coroner, huntington district council, the licensing authority are investigating any potential breaches of health and safety regulations. they are both sharing information with each other, both working together. you can see behind me a white police van. officers had just arrived with and have been wheeling equipment out of the back, presumably some kind of friend of equipment. we have seen police officers coming and going with members of the zoo staff taking them off to be interviewed, to give statements. they have also been talking to members of the public who saw what happened, to build upa public who saw what happened, to build up a complete picture of how it was that rosa king came to be in the enclosure at the same time as the enclosure at the same time as the tiger that mauled her to death. one thing people h

rosa king, who was 33, has been described as the "shining light" of hamerton zoo park in cambridgeshirewas in. ben ando gave us the latest. we do a lot of work for conservation... rosa king had always loved animals. they're being poached in the wild... and according to those who knew her, was passionate about their welfare and protection. but yesterday, while she was doing the job she loved at hamerton zoo park, one of the tigers in her care attacked and killed her. today, friends and family paid tribute to the 33—year—old keeper who had an affinity for cheetahs, but loved all the big cats. in a statement, her mother andrea said... now, an investigation is underway. the police have said there are no suspicious circumstances, but zoo managers will want to know how a tiger got into the enclosure where rosa was working, and in just a few seconds, turned a fun bank holiday into tragedy. experts warn that whether in captivity or not, tigers are wild and potentially dangerous animals. under normal circumstances, there should be no reason for a keeper and a predator such as a tiger to be in th

here is the scene in cambridgeshire early in the morning.lly start across scotland, this is 9am in the morning, plenty of sunshine and temperatures about in double figures. sunny and dry for northern ireland, england, to the midlands this morning too. further south, more cloud, quite broken, high cloud, sunny spells coming through for southern england, slightly more cloudy in the south—west, where it will be windy at times with the easterly breeze. wales has a decent day. in the east, exposed to the wind coming in, it will be chilly at times and blustery in the south—west. further to the north and west of the country it is going to feel quite warm in the sunshine, 19 degrees, contrasted with 11 or 12 in eastern scotland into north—east england. high levels of uv today with all other sunshine around, so don't be fooled by the breeze. heading on through this evening and overnight, cloud increases for east anglia, the midlands, northern england and wales with the odd spot of rain. further south, we will see rain heading in across the south—west

the mother of a zookeeper who was killed by a tiger at hamerton zoo park in cambridgeshire has paid tributed that she had exceptional care for the animals she looked after. she had an affinity for cheaters and other big cats. the question is how she came to be in an enclosure wearer tiger could get in there with such devastating results. the police investigated yesterday and where here all day. they said they felt there were no suspicious circumstances, so today they have confirmed that their investigation is winding down. what they would do is winding down. what they would do is send theirfindings is winding down. what they would do is send their findings to huntington district council. and they will decide whether there are any health and safety implications to be considered. in the meantime, the tiger who was involved in the attack is still here. it has not been killed. we are waiting for an update from the zoo regarding their investigations and what they have found out so far. thanks, ben. there have been two bombings in the iraqi capital, back bad. at least 16 people died in this ice c

many of us enjoy the sunshine, such as this in cambridgeshire, not as sunny everywhere, look at the sceneo 19, 20 6 degrees. through this evening and tonight, not a great meal of change. it will stay warm and humid into thursday morning, a sultry night. temperatures no lower than 14 or 17. but thursday is looking sunnier than today. there might be cloud developing here and there. with the sunshine, temperatures building up on thursday. highs of 2425 in western scotland, down to 26 in the south—east. this is bbc news. on bbc news at the clock. the home secretary amber rudd says salman abedi was known to the security services, and he was likely not to have acted alone. people are reasonably wondering whether his did this on his own and i'm making sure police and emergency services doing that investigation have the support they need to find out who might have been working him. 3 more people have been arrested this morning — the french foreign minister says abedi travelled to syria — he might also have been in libya. if the uk terror threat level has been raised to critical meaning another at

eight mayoral elections will take place, six for new posts in cambridgeshire and peterborough, greaterest of england. all of scotland's 32 councils and 22 in wales are holding elections. the bbc won't report the general election campaign until polls close at 10. the first results are expected after 2am. british voters will be back in the polling booths, in five weeks' time, to select their mps. this report from tim 0ffutt. there's been a sharp rise in the number of men being treated for eating disorders like for anorexia and bulimia. figures obtained by bbc breakfast through a freedom of information request showed the number of males receiving out—patent treatment in england is rising at double the rate of female patients — although women still account for the majority of people treated. tim muffett reports. food just frightens me now. i go for days without eating at all. simon bakes everyday, but gives everything he makes to friends, family and homeless charities. i get some kind of strange satisfaction out of seeing people enjoy the things that i don't feel able to enjoy myself. simo