catherine karelli, bbc news.ing in essex. two teenage girls are also in a critical condition. a man was arrested in loughton. leigh milner reports from the scene. well, this is goldings hill in loughton and as you can see behind me is a long stretch of road which runs through epping forest, and if you just look over my right hand shoulder you can see where the silver bmw m3 collided into a tree just after two o'clock this morning. a 16—year—old girl and a 21—year—old man died at the scene and two girls, aged 16 and 17 are currently in hospital with life—threatening injuries. earlier today, i spoke to counsellor michael stubbings who gave me his reaction. i'm very sad, very sad that young people had to lose their lives and you don't know what happened at the time or what went on. what caused it. have you seen things like this happen before on this road? yes, many times i've driven down here and i've seen cars in the forest where people have missed their turning and come off the road for whatever reason. it is a ro

catherine karelli, bbc news.esses under water. the deluge also affected the city's historic grand bazaar, as donna larsen reports. a massive rainstorm, and then the deluge. istanbul struggled to cope with saturday's downpour as rainwater inundated streets and shops. the city's drains overwhelmed, bringing traffic to a standstill. businesses in this underpass were defenceless against the torrent. damage amounting to thousands of turkish lira done in the space of a few minutes. now these workers must begin to assess the financial cost. traders in the ancient grand bazaar didn't escape the water either. even structures adapted for water were vulnerable, like this sinking boat, transformed into a hazard by the floods. and, amidst the disruption, tragedy. the authorities say this homeless man was killed by the floodwaters. the rains have now stopped, and the clean—up begins. donna larsen, bbc news. a ceremony will take place at the top of an extinct volcano in iceland later on sunday to mark the loss of the glacier th

catherine karelli reports. a colourful march and rally in dresden but with a serious message. tens of thousands of refugees to enter the country in 2015. resentment at that decision and poor economic prospects has spurred support for the alternative for germany party. if the afd does well here next week it could break the coalition between chancellor merkel‘s party and the social democrats. a similar outcome could occur in brandenburg. but the adf‘s political opponents believe it is racist. i think it is very important that we understand ourselves as a country which is indivisible and takes its strength from diversity. translation: for us, it is important to show a one week ahead of regional elections, that many people in this country stand against far right ideology and want to show that we fight for an open society. not everybody agrees, however. adf‘s march against immigration and specifically islam took place in dresden four years ago. and the adf leaders reject the charge of racism, saying it is time other parties talk to them. after this week's election, they may have to

the bbc‘s catherine karelli has this report. of portland. protesters we re in the city of portland. protesters were met by counter protesters, antifascist demonstrators known as anti— fire. the proud boys describe themselves as an antiracist club of western chauvinist. its supporters travelled from across the country to ta ke travelled from across the country to take part. wejust travelled from across the country to take part. we just did a travelled from across the country to take part. wejust did a march peacefully, we came in, planted our flag and came out. there chasing us right now. it kind of shows you who the five years and who isn't. they hope is up to be the bad guys. we had good time, saying the national anthem and rolled out, that was a lwa ys anthem and rolled out, that was always the plan. those rallying against the proud boys see them as propagating hate speech and it isn't welcome in their city. they will get the same response every time, but it won't be a violent one. we will march them out of the city every time

the bbc‘s catherine karelli reports. in denmark as soon as they turn 18, men are called on to do theirsays shejoined the same obligation. this is marie, she says she joined the army because she says she joined the army because she wanted to try something new. i'm here to challenge myself, i came has golf i was in a glass only with girls soi golf i was in a glass only with girls so i thought this might be fun. and she is by no means the only one intrigued by the prospect of joining the army. the proportion of women in the danish army has risen rapidly 17% last year to over 24% this year. this airbase in particular has reported a significant rise in women serving this year. officers say this hasn't been any difference to the training programme. everyone he has slipped together, it's together and bates —— babes together which raises boundaries. there is no us and then relationship between men and women because they all spent 2a hours a day with each other. the danish military has been trying to encourage women tojoin military has been trying to encourage women to join its ranks for a long