i would review the whole cctv culture.rveillance that occurs in britain, in london at least for sure. i knew before the end of the evening we would have you agreeing on one of the stories in the papers. rachel, laura, thanks for having me huon. it's been a pleasure to have you on. —— thanks for having me you on. that's it for the paper tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at: and if you miss the programme an evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, rachel shabi and laura perrins. goodbye. newsday coming up after the sport and weather at perux pelloux and good evening. —— hello. a poor goal was conceded to draw 1—1 in the first leg of their europa league play—off against sud in lithuania. celtic‘s frailties at the back were exposed ten minutes later —— against sudova. lots of work to do in the second leg. elsewhere, rivals rangers were 1—0 winners.|j feel for the supporters tonight. you know, they've come all

a design microchips here for cctv cameras. it is a small part ofa for cctv cameras.t of a much bigger government backed effort called made in china 2025. addressing the country's top scientists earlier this year, the chinese leader spoke about self—determination. he wants china to make its own civil aircraft, dominate in industrial robots and electric vehicles. at the camera chip firm they have high hopes that they think 2025, for their sector, is ambitious. high hopes that they think 2025, for theirsector, is ambitious. china is coming. i believe china is coming. but it takes time. this ip demise is the push that technological advancement, particularly in sectors where it thinks it can take the lead, maybe dominate. firm was set up lead, maybe dominate. firm was set up with the help of government money. it's biggest client is the government that it exists in the rest of the world have nothing to fear. that however it insists the rest of the world has nothing to fear. made in china 2025 is so important to this country and so worrisome to some other countries because

it's more cctv footage, this time in a small convenience store. this guy walks through the door and starts brandishing what looks to be a sawed off shotgun, puts it in the shop keeper's face. he fights back way magazine. he takes a couple hits from it and pushes this guy out the door. he was initially looking like he was going to go behind the counter. the shop keeper here after moments realized i don't think that's a real gun but he acts on instinct. >> i don't care if you know guns, you never know if your come across somebody who does have one. >>> the person you're about to meet today, is name alicia. she reached out to justin for maternity photo shoot and she has muscular dystrophy but he thought this was a perfect time to educate their daughters. >> i have another special chair that's not a wheelchair, it's called a shower chair. >> they ask questions that a lot of adults have but don't have the courage to ask. >> why can't you stand up like us? >> well, because i have a disease called muscular dystrophy, so basically my muscles are not stron

some farmers are building on cctv. are building on earth banks to protect their land as organised crime gangs muscle in on rural easy pickings. whenjudas found a criminal gang in her own farmyard, she dialled 99i. ——judas dick whenjudith farmyard, she dialled 99i. ——judas dick when judith found farmyard, she dialled 99i. ——judas dick whenjudith found a cruel game she called triple nine. when i dialled triple nine i want someone to understand my predicament and to help me, give me advice. police say they are updating their tactics but too many people in rural areas via that crime is not being able to —— adequately tackled. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week we are in south africa. the country marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of former south african president nelson mandela. i will be injohannesburg, finding out how the city is reinventing itself, and visiting one of the most spectacular regeneration projects in africa. it's something that was built for the few, and it has been repurposed now and is find

and using these in conjunction with high—tech security like cctv.ire and keighley. yorkshire sheep farmer david airey knows only too well what it is to be targeted by criminals. his farm in craven spans five miles across three counties and thieves, tim from all directions. in the last 18 months it's got beyond a joke. we were being visited at least once a fortnight. i'd put it down to two different groups. one group were pinching tools and small items, but our biggest problem is our quad bikes. with equipment costing hundreds of thousands of pounds kept in remote and isolated areas, sophisticated, sometimes dangerous gangs of criminals know exactly what they are looking for. organised crime gangs are working notjust across europe, but across the world. and that will be paying for other things. paying for large quantities of drugs to come in, paying for debts to be paid off. paying for fire arms smuggling. different police forces have different priorities so there is a lack ofjoined up thinking when it comes to tackling rural crime. the government sa

the jury was shown cctv and mobile phone footage of the incident along with an audio recording of a 999kes was starting for his country at edgbaston, his six wickets helping england win attends opening test match against india. but this case has already cost one of world cricket's top talents in the england vice captaincy and a place on last winter's ashes tour for which he was suspended. the prosecution said that stokes told police he acted in self defence or in the defence of others and the force used was reasonable and entirely justified. the trial is expected to last until early next week. rescue teams are searching for survivors on the indonesian island of lombok after the second earthquake there in a week. at least 98 people have died and the death toll is expected to rise. thousands of residents and tourists — who've been left without shelter — are now trying to leave the holiday island. our correspondent mehulika sitepu is on lombok. she sent this report. it struck without warning, sending thousands into the streets to seek shelter. the 6.9 magnitude quake is the second to have

stockade like fences around their farms, and using these in conjunction with hi—tech security, like cctvltop, and you're into west yorkshire and keighley... yorkshire sheep farmer david knows only too well what it's like to be targeted by criminals. his farm in craven spans five miles across three counties, and thieves come at him from all directions. in the last sort of 18 months, it has got beyond a joke. we were being visited at least once a fortnight. i would put it down to two different groups. one group were pinching tools and small items. but our biggest problem is our quad bikes. with equipment costing hundreds of thousands of pounds being kept in remote, isolated areas, sophisticated, sometimes dangerous gangs of criminals know exactly what they're looking for. we know organised crime gangs are working notjust across europe but across the world, and that will be paying for other things, that will be paying for large quantities of drugs to come back in, that will be paying for debts to be paid off, that will be paying forfirearms smuggling. different police forces have different

pc daniel evans told the court that cctv footage showed the cricketer mocking a 93v footage showed theside the club and later arguing with a doorman who would not let him back in. dahmen andrew cunningham said mr stokes became angry and abusive. when he was interviewed after his arrest he told detectives he had been defending the gay men and acted in self defence. prosecutors allege that ryan hale and ryan ali armed themselves with makeshift weapons during the fight. there is intense public interest in the case and judge peter blair qc warned it chooses to ignore what he described as biased and inaccurate comments on social media —— judge peter blake qc warned the jury to ignore. all three defendants will get to put their version of events later in the trial, which is expected to last until later next week. phil mackie in bristol, thank you. a woman has been pulled alive from a collapsed building on the indonesian island of lombok, two days after the second powerful earthquake in a week left nearly 100 people dead. thousands of others have been left without shelter, and are having to c

in some places cctv is essential for safety, and every workplace.t with workers when they are in producing new forms of surveillance and agreed what is appropriate and how it is going to be used and how workers can have a say about how this surveillance is carried out. and if you are a worker who thinks that they are being u nfa i rly who thinks that they are being unfairly surveilled, what do you do about it? in unionised workplaces they have negotiated the faces of surveillance and it is also worth checking out what your workplace policies are. they have to tell you if they are carrying out surveillance and they you have to justify why they are using it too. kid bell, thank you very much for joining us. thank you. hundreds of staff at google have written to the company to protest against plans to launch a "censored search engine" in china. they said the project raised "urgent moral and ethical questions". google has not commented. a consortium led by interserve has won contact worth £105 million pounds to design, build and operate two new colleges

the evidence we will hear over the subsequent days of the trial and concentrating on a lot of the cctvght on september 25 last year. particularly footage filled by a student who lived in a flat above the nightclub which is in the triangle in the centre of bristol. he described two police officers to hearing a row developing outside, going to the window, seeing men acting like football hooligans including the three defendants, as well as alex hales. he filmed the fight, a struggle on the pavement before the three defendants moved into the street. it alleged ben stokes knocked his two codefendants unconscious and those two other men had armed themselves during the fight. there has been testimony from people living close by to wear the fight happened, what emerged from that? the next witness we will hear from in—person will be a doorman at the nightclub who was on duty that night and we have heard particularly some evidence referred to in the opening of the trial today about what happened in the run—up to the fight. he said ben stokes and alex hales have been in the club had left and come

the investigation with staffordshire police and reminded everybody the last positive sighting was cctvwould like to hearfrom people who have dash cam footage particularly in the badly green area of stoke—on—trent. they are trawling cctv but they know other footage out there might be able to give them a positive identification at a different time. the hope is they will still find her and that is what you heard her sister gemma say. they have talked about in missing purse, a piece of the investigation. we have been given a page and we will circulate it soon as we can. it is dark on outside with the distinctive radley logo, the scottie terrier, pink on the inside. that‘s the only item they haven‘t been able to find, soa item they haven‘t been able to find, so a crucial part of the investigation. and i will remind you that a 32—year—old man was arrested and he has been released on bail. he remains on bail. staffordshire police says there has been a good response from the public over this investigation, lots of positive lines of inquiry there are investigating and trawling through the cctv

a design microchips here for cctv cameras.er government backed effort called made in china 2025. addressing the country's top scientists earlier this year, the chinese leader spoke about self—determination. he wants china to make its own civil aircraft, dominate in industrial robots and electric vehicles. at the camera chip firm they have high hopes but they think 2025, for their sector, is ambitious. china is coming. i believe china is coming. but it takes time. this item epitomiese the push for technological advancement, particularly in sectors where it thinks it can take the lead, maybe dominate. the firm was set up with the help of government money. its biggest client is the government that it exists but it insists the rest of the world have nothing to fear. made in china 2025 is so important to this country and so worrisome to some other countries because it is notjust about making new hardware like this camera. it is about information. and what you do with that information. this camera is notjust taking a picture of me a

putting up stockade like fences around their farms, and using these in conjunction with technology like cctvs it has got beyond a joke. we were being visited at least once a fortnight. i would put it down to two different groups: one group were pinching tools and small items, but our biggest problem is our quad bikes. with equipment costing hundreds of thousands of pounds being kept in a moat, isolated areas, sophisticated, so moat, isolated areas, sophisticated, so those dangerous gangs know exactly what they are looking for. we know organised crime is not working just in europe and across the world. that will be paying for other things. they will be paying for trucks to come back in, for gst paid off, forfirearms smuggling. the government says police funding will increase by over £160 million this year. every chief constable in england has now signed up to a national plan to tackle rural crime. but police say farmers, too, must do more to keep their properties safe. ian wight, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the indonesian island of lombok has been rocke

research out today suggests farm thieves are getting more aggressive and don't care if they are caught on cctvland, as organised crime gangs muscle in on rural easy pickings. whenjudith found a criminal gang in her own farmyard she dialled 999. but nobody came. it was the most frightening experience i've ever had. i was confronted in my own yard by two vehicles and eight men and then said they know where i live and they'll be back. she says things must change. i would like somebody when i dial 999, to understand my predicament and be able to help me, give me advice and point me in the right direction and be there for me when i need them. police say they are updating their tactics but too many people in rural areas feel as though crime is not been adequately tackled. danny savage, bbc news, cambridgeshire. more on the situation in lombok after two earthquakes. 100 people have died. more later. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, you're live at the bbc sport centre with me chris mitchell. coming up for you on sport today: a different kind of test awaits england's cricketer ben stokes. canada is

cctv footage from earlier in the evening shows stokes and team—mate alex hales, who was not charged withence, trying to re—enter a nightclub while out celebrating an england win. the prosecution claimed stokes can be seen mocking the gay men and here throwing a cigarette but at one of them. stokes said it was just banter. these are the two gay men seen chatting to stokes earlier that evening. neither were called as witnesses in the trial. i didn't get involved. i was more on the sideline. but, yeah, it turned into a massive brawl. and obviously i got a bit scared, so i carried on walking on. so you didn't witness the entire fight to the end? i witnessed most of it. yeah. when the guy was on the floor that's when i can have thought it was a bit too much for me. this has been a costly episode for a player who only ten days ago starred as england beat india in the first test, but who had to sit out last winter's ashes series in australia. within the hour he had been reinstated to the england squad for the third test match, which start on saturday. do you have any message for england cricket

thejury has been shouldered a range of angles of cctv body camera footage of another police officer whoescribed him as completely compliant, calm. when she told him there was a man nearby who was covered in blood and she asked him what was going on and whether ben stokes had been involved in this, he said he'd been trying to help out because his two gay friends had been insulted and that he was trying to help out on their behalf. more of that was said in a statement from ben stokes given to police at the time and which was read to the jury the time and which was read to the jury this afternoon. in it ben stokes said two men were giving nasty homophobic language to a gay couple on the streets of bristol, and he stepped in to try to stop that. he said that these two men, he claimed, had bottles in their hand and so he said he acted in self defence. he said he was afraid. ben stokes, 27, ryan ali, 28, ryan hale, 27, all three hour charge with a freight, they all done i that charge and they will be back here as the trial continues at bristol crown court tomorrow —— all three are charged wit

a court has heard claims that cctv footage shows the england cricketer ben stokes mimicking a gay manre he allegedly knocked out two other men in a fight near a nightclub. ben stokes and two other men deny a charge of affray in connection with the incident in bristol last september. our correspondent phil mackie is following the case. arriving for the second day of his trial the england star again faced the photographers. he denies a charge of affray along with two other men who were all filmed during this brawl outside the embargo nightclub in bristol last september. the footage shows the england star throwing a number of punches, he knocked both of his come defendants unconscious. they were both treated in hospital. mr ali's eyesocket was fractured. today, pc daniel evans, wearing the red tie, told the court that cctv footage showed him mocking a 93v that cctv footage showed him mocking a gay couple outside the club and later arguing with a doorman who would not let him back in. the doorman andrew cunningham said mr stokes became angry and abusive. when he was interviewed after his

the times has the same story, saying the suspects were identified using cctv cross—referenced with recordsal times leads with the trump administration reimposing sanctions on iran after pulling out of the obama era nuclear deal. the telegraph reports the government is planning tougher sentences for people who view child pornography. the mirror reports on the trial of england cricketer ben stokes, who is charged with affray along with two other men — he denies the charges. the metro carries the same story, as well as a warning that global warming may be approching a tipping point where it speeds up. the i goes with the earthquake in indonesia, reporting that some british tourists are stranded. and the express claims that labour mps are working on a plot to oust their leaderjeremy corbyn. let's ta ke a look at some of those stories in more detail. starting with the lead story in the telegraph. child pawn offenders facing harsher sentences. there's been a huge number of people sentenced for downloading images it has gone up by 276% in the last but over 111,500 paedophiles who have been senten

and both the times and the guardian have had details on it, having had two suspect tracked through cctvootage from entering the country possibly under false identities and they want to track them down. but if we do request expedition gone what is the point? mr putin is not to descend those people. russia denies any involvement and as raised all sorts of false flags and they can use about britain holding the skripals against their will, about britain holding the skripals against theirwill, being about britain holding the skripals against their will, being involved in the attack, so it will probably make relations worse between the countries because russia will not play ball and it is in the constitution, it forbids citizens being deported to another state. russia has consistently refused to engage on these sorts of issues but it is important to note firstly that this is evidence of extremely fine intelligence work, that these two individuals have been tracked down and there is strong evidence that russia was involved which is an important point. i also think it is important point. i also

thejury has been shown a range of video angles, cctv and body cam footage taken from another officer him there was a man nearby covered in blood and asked what was going on, he said he had been trying to help out because his two gay friends were being insulted and he was trying to help out onto their behalf. a statement read to the jury, ben stokes said that two men were giving nasty homophobic language to a gay couple on the streets of bristol and he stepped in to try to stop that. he said that these two men, he claimed, had bottles in their hand so he said he acted in self—defence. he said he was afraid. ben stokes who is 27 and the other two are all charged with affray. they denied that charge. they will be back here at bristol crown court tomorrow. the second test between england and india gets under way at lord's tomorrow. england are 1—0 up in the five match series after a thrilling win in the first test at edgbaston last week — but that's not stopped them from making changes, as patrick gearey reports. batsmen like policemen are getting younger, it seems. meet at the latest pl

cctv has revealed the car was driven around central london for hours before the incident.ancy at coventry university and science at south and city college. until a few months ago, he'd been staying above a parade of shops in the sparkbrook area for the those who know him have described him as a good person and a quiet man. he does not talk that much. i know him upstairs. i would see him on the corner. he's a very quiet man. investigators have completed searches of two properties in birmingham and nottingham after raids yesterday while work at a third address in birmingham is ongoing fulton in london, terror police say they have arrested salih khater for attempted murder while they continue to ask what, if anything, was his motive. it's thought salih khater was known by police. he was not on the radar of uk intelligence or counterterrorism agencies. he's being held in a south london police station on suspicion of preparing an act of terrorism but was last night refusing to cooperate under questioning. the car was removed from the scene in the early hours this morning and al

it's more cctv footage. this time in a small convenience store. this guy at a club, walks through the door and starts bran dishing what looks to be a sawn-off shotgun. takes a couple hits from it, pushes this guy out the door. he was initially looking like he was going to go behind the counter. the shop keeper here, after a moment realizing that i don't think that's a real gun. he seemed to act on instinct. >> that's still brave. i don't care if you know guns. never come across somebody. >> this is henry. he's a soldier. soldier are trained for storming the beaches or surprising somebody. this time, not the enemy. >> oh, my god! >> the dogs are tearing up, too. wa w is e's ambushing mom.g home. he's been gone for two years. that includes one deployment. he surprised his mom and as you can see, he had the surprise. c. >> i love how she's blown away. she has to back pedal and get up ahead and give him a hug. >> get a run up. >> you were right about the dog. the dog did like take off like a rocket because apparently he did surprise the dog so much he

but the jury has been shown a range of video angles, of cctv, of body camera footage as well that wasnsulted. a statement given to police at the time was read to the jury this afternoon, in which ben stokes said men were giving nasty remarks to a gay couple and he stepped in to stop it. he claimed the men had bottles in their hand and so he acted in self—defence. he said he was afraid. ben stokes, 27, ryan hale, ryan ali, all deny the charge and it will be back here as the trial continues at bristol crown court tomorrow. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story: the united states says it will impose sanctions on russia in response to the nerve agent attack ona response to the nerve agent attack on a russian former spy and his daughter here in the uk. let me give you an update on the wildfires ravaging california. firefighters say the biggest one, the mendocino fire, will burn into september, with barely a third of it under control. there are now 18 major blazes across the state. here are the main ones. the mendocino fire is so big, it‘s nearly the size of los

he also said that police have come round —— had come around yesterday asking to look at his cctv footage morning, the day that samantha kerr eastwood was last seen. that samantha kerr eastwood was last seen. another couple i spoke to told me that last night they saw a helicopter hovering above a woodland for about a day can also. —— samantha eastwood. so there has been a lot of activity throughout the day. we do not know if there has been any intelligence that prompted the search here. police haven't told as if they got a tipoff at all and how the investigation ended up here. but sad, sad news and samantha eastwood's family have asked that they have privacy at this difficult time. we've just been looking at some of the last cctv footage which was used by the police and the investigation, we must stress the body hasn't been formally identified yet but what do we know about samantha eastwood ? yet but what do we know about samantha eastwood? what we know about 28—year—old samantha eastwood, comes from an appeal that her sister made yesterday, gemma eastwood gave a very tearful plea for inf

the jury was shown cctv and mobile phone footage of the incident along with an audio recording of a 999was starting for his country at edgbaston, his six wickets helping england win attends opening test match against india. but this case has already cost one of world cricket's top talents in the england vice captaincy and a place on last winter's ashes tour for which he was suspended. the prosecution said that stokes told police he acted in self defence or in the defence of others and the force used was reasonable and entirely justified. the trial is expected to last until early next week. a man has appeared in court in staffordshire, charged with the murder of the midwife, samantha eastwood. her body was found on saturday — eight days after she was last seen leaving work at royal stoke university hospital. michael stirling, who's 32 and from stoke—on trent, was remanded in custody. 0ur correspondent caroline davies was in court. warm, generous, with a great sense of humour. samantha eastwood, a 28—year—old midwife was reported missing ten days ago. her disappearance has now become a mu

these cctv images of the 28—year—old leaving the royal stoke hospital after a night shift last fridayime she was seen alive. after an extensive search of woodland and fields around the village of caverswall in rural staffordshire, a body was discovered by police at midday. those living nearby said there had been a heavy police presence here for days. just a lot of police activity, a lot of people about, and a police helicopter in the field, hovering around, which is normally a quiet lane. as we came back into the farm this morning about 10:30, there was quite a lot of activity around the entrance to the quarry at the bottom of the lane. there seemed to be police dogs and police officers. it was around 9am this morning when police closed off this quiet country lane about ten miles from stoke—on—trent. and it has been the focus of intense police activity ever since. then, late this afternoon, detectives confirmed that three men had been arrested. a 32—year—old who had been released on bail was rearrested on suspicion of murder. a 28—year—old and a 60—year—old man were arrested on suspic

cctv captures it swerving into the wrong lane, hitting cyclists and heading for the most heavily-guarded building in britain, two police officers jumping out of its speeding path. >> in my opinion, the person knew what they were doing. >> reporter: armed police surrounded the car, the driver hauled out and handcuffed. he's 29, british, born overseas. >> we are treating it as a terrorist incident. >> reporter: it happened just yards from last year's vehicle attack that killed five. this driver also, it appears, acting alone. police are now searching the man's car. they have found no weapons and they're searching for a motive. he wasn't on any british terror watch list. reminder of the terror threat. bill neilly, nbc news, london. >>> there is word tonight from california a firefighter was killed while battling the largest wildfire in that state's history, the mendocino complex fire. officials say draper city fire department battalion chief matthew burchett from utah was in california to help crews there who were stretched thin. he is the eighth firefighter killed during this year's califo

this amazing footage of the spectacle was caught by several dashboard cameras and also on cctv.hunk of asteroid coming through the atmosphere, an event which only occcurs a couple of times a year. aboriginal leaders and opposition politicians in australia say they are outraged and disappointed over a proposal to appoint the former prime minister tony abbott as special envoy on indigenous affairs to the federal government. it's not clear how the new role will work and some have also questioned mr abbott's track record in handling indigenous affairs. questioned mr abbott's track record in handling indigenous affairs. well, for more on this i'm joined from brisbane byjackie huggins, an indigenous author, activist, historian and the co—chair of national congress of australia's first peoples. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. in your view, why is mr abbott are wrong fit for the role? mr abbott has a history of paternalism and punishment for aboriginal and torres strait islander people here in australia. he has also caused have it with the prime minister's leadership over a

this amazing footage of the spectacle was caught by several dashboard cameras and also on cctv. a chunk of asteroid coming through the atmosphere, an event which only occcurs a couple of times a year. aboriginal leaders and opposition politicians in australia say they are outraged and disappointed over a proposal to appoint the former prime minister, tony abbott, as special envoy on indigenous affairs to the federal government. it's not clear how the new role will work and some have also questioned mr abbott's track record in handling indigenous affairs. a spokesman indigenous at this, historian and at the vest. i started by asking ms huggins why mr abbott is at the wrong fit for the role. mr abbott has a history of paternalism and punishment for aboriginal and torres strait islander people here in australia. he has also caused havoc with the prime minister's leadership over a number of years, and, quite frankly, it remains to be seen if he will do anything, if anything, for us. mr abbott has already said that education will be his priority as the envoy. wouldn't an improvement

these cctv images of the 28—year—old leaving the royal stoke hospital after a night shift last fridayst time she was seen alive. after an extensive search of woodland and fields around the village of caverswall in rural staffordshire, a body was discovered by police at midday. those living nearby said there had been a heavy police presence here for days. just a lot of police activity, a lot of people about, and a police helicopter in the field, hovering around, which is normally a quiet lane. as we came back into the farm this morning about 10:30, there was quite a lot of activity around the entrance to the quarry at the bottom of the lane. there seemed to be police dogs and police officers. it was around 9am this morning when police closed off this quiet country lane about ten miles from stoke—on—trent. and it has been the focus of intense police activity ever since. then, late this afternoon, detectives confirmed that three men had been arrested. a 32—year—old who had been released on bail was rearrested on suspicion of murder. a 28—year—old and a 60—year—old man were arrested on su

police have been examining cctv and going through the house, and today they have arrested two men ageduspicion of attempted murder and arson with intent to endanger life. they are being questioned in south london. joel's sister sarah has paid tribute to him on social media. she says she simply cannot understand what has happened. events are being held in charlottesville virginia to mark the one year anniversary of deadly clashes in the us, spaked by a white supremacist rally. earlier, president trump tweeted that last year's violence between far—right demonstrators and their opponents resulted in senseless death and division. 0livia crellin reports. good night, white pride. that is the message the members of this antifascist group carried through cha rlottesville is antifascist group carried through charlottesville is thousands gathered to remember those who lost their lives. marching over messages of love and peace chalked over the streets, protesters made their way to the place where is suspected white supremacist drove car into a crowd one year white supremacist drove car into a ci’

this amazing footage of the spectacle was caught by several dashboard cameras and also on cctv., an event which only occurs a couple of times a year. much more on all the news on the bbc website. thank you for watching. good morning. there's a lot of fine weather to be had across the british isles today. most of us will start the day sunny and although a little bit of cloud will develop as the hours go by, we will remain fine. a few showers possible, though, in the west. one thing to note, though, when you are heading out the door is that it will be quite a cool start, thanks to the clear skies overnight. some of the scottish glens, the north—east of england, where you see the pale green there behind me, could be just three or four degrees at the day gets under way. but the sunshine will get to work quickly and that will help temperatures to recover. a bit of cloud bubbling up through the day, turning the sunshine hazy, giving the odd light shower in the west. but, eventually, temperatures peaking in the high teens to the north of the uk and in the low 20s further south. 0vernig

the national crime agency worked back through cctv, tracking their movements.th to pay for the drugs. both times, they arrived back at farnborough, possibly chosen because it's small. two years ago, the border force customs operation at this airport was criticised by the independent inspector. he said that staff were carrying out too few baggage checks, they were concentrating instead on immigration. the national crime agency says that small airports like this are vulnerable to smuggling. you're never really going to win with that utopia scenario, having all those airports or strips for landing aircraft manned by a resource... that's not going to happen. so, it's around being cleverer around systems, around bringing people and experts together that can look at information and work out who they're going to stop. the border force now says it's doing more checks at farnborough. the four men posed as rich businessmen, heading to bogota for a concert by the singer bruno mars. they've been jailed for between 20—24 years. tom symonds, bbc news. more on all the news an

cctv footage which does exactly what happened in september.decision that ben is not guilty only reflects the truth of what happened in bristol that night. on the 25th of september he had been out with team—mates celebrating an england win. contrary to some reports, there was no curfew in place. he was minding his own business when he came across two men being subjected to what he identified as serious a homophobic abuse. it was only when others came under threat that he became physically engaged with the men in question. these debts that he took were solely aimed at ensuring the safety of himself and the others present. in addition to the extreme stress placed on him and his family and the trial, his intervention that night has already cost them the england vice captaincy, his place on the national tour and his place on a number of other england matches. the past 11 months have served to highlight to him just how highly he values his position as an england representative both in terms of the privilege that role entails and the responsibility t

i spoke to a neighbour and he described the incident that was caught on his cctv.rrah ——, from left to right here and attacked the mother first. and the daughter confronted, the mother we nt the daughter confronted, the mother went to running here and the daughter confronted him. and then he hit her then. and they both went down. and then he just repeated it, ke pt down. and then he just repeated it, kept hitting them both, you know? 27—year—old man is in police custody. he was caught after police launched an appeal yesterday, but they did warn the public not to approach him because he was believed to have mental health problems. however, they were able to catch him after a woman followed him in her carand after a woman followed him in her car and kept on following him until the police were able to arrive to arrest him. today, people tell me that they don't feel safe, they feel scared after what has happened. there is a small police presence here and in the last few moments, some men in forensic suits have arrived and they are looking through arrived and they are l

the court was shown this cctv footage.scribed as "the ginger one", insulted his teeth and prominent tattoos, and then mocked two gay men, making camp gestures and throwing a cigarette butt at one of them. defence barrister gordon cole qc suggested that cunningham, who said he didn't like cricket, had been aggressive towards ben stokes and alex hales. "definitely not", said the doorman. cole said the cricketers had been laughing with the two gay men about stokes's gold—encrusted shoes, suggesting it was just playful banter. the players were laughing at them, not with them, said cunningham. the court heard from then local resident, max wilson, who filmed the fight on his mobile phone. the men, he said, were clearly drunk and sounded like football hooligans. one of the investigating police officers then told the court the footage showed both hale and ali holding bottles and cricketer hales, who was interviewed under caution but not arrested, deliberately stamping on ali, before kicking him in the head. stokes is one of world

the court was shown this cctv footage.he ginger one, insulted his teeth and prominent tattoos, and then mocked two gay men, making camp gestures and throwing a cigarette butt at one of them. defence barrister gordon cole qc suggested that cunningham, who said he did not like cricket, had been aggressive towards ben stokes and alex hales. definitely not, said the doorman. cole said the cricketers had been laughing with the two gay men about stokes's gold encrusted shoes, suggesting it was just playful banter. the players were laughing at them, not with them, insisted cunningham. the court heard from then local resident, max wilson, who filmed the fight on his mobile phone. the men, he said, were clearly drunk and sounded like football hooligans. one of the investigating police officers then told the court the footage showed both hale and ali holding bottles and cricketer hales, who was interviewed under caution, but not arrested, deliberately stamping on ali, before kicking him in the head. stokes is one of world cricket's

as seen in this cctv footage, the prime suspect was arrested in the spark hill area of birmingham laste married to raneem and had been on the run since the killings. today, the family of the two women pay tribute to them. she was my soulmate. we used to... life is just fun around her. that is all i can say. if you are sad, she will make you happy. and if you are happy, she will make you more happy. you can imagine it is not... unless you know her, then you understand what i'm talking about. people who knew her, they have a lot to say about her, more than me. raneem is the flower of our house. the flower of our life. a very very pretty girl. she had a lot to give to everybody and to the world and to the community. she wanted to study, she wanted to move on in her life. she wanted to raise her son up the best way she could. her mother says the feeling of losing a granddaughter is unimaginable. translation: how i feel is beyond words. beyond description. oh, the children. she had children. 0ne boy is only one and a half years old. a baby. he calls out for her, "mama, mama." he has been lo

the times has the same story, saying the suspects were identified using cctv cross—referenced with recordsg the country. the financial times leads with the trump administration re—imposing sanctions on iran after pulling out of the obama era nuclear deal. the telegraph reports the government is planning tougher sentences for people who view child pornography. the mirror reports on the trial of england cricketer ben stokes, who is charged with affray along with two other men, he denies the charges. the metro carries the same story, as well as a warning that global warming may be approching a tipping point where it speeds up. the i goes with the earthquake in indonesia, reporting that some british tourists are stranded. and the express claims that labour mps are working on a plot to oust their leader jeremy corbyn. let's take a look at some of those stories in more detail. sebastien, start off, the guardian, been overjob sebastien, start off, the guardian, been over job related sebastien, start off, the guardian, been overjob related story which they delay bling exclusive —— sebastiano, star

the national crime agency work back through cctv, tracking their movements.how the millions in cash they flew out with to pay for the drugs. both times they arrived back at farmborough possibly chosen because it's small. two years ago the border force customs operation at this airport was criticised by the independent inspector. he said that staff were carrying out too few baggage checks, they were concentrating instead on immigration. the national crime agency says that small airports like this are vulnerable to smuggling. you're never going to really win with that, a utopia scenario is having all those airports and strips for landing aircraft manned by resource, that's not going to happen. it's about being cleverer around systems and bringing people and experts together, looking at information and working out who they're going to stop. the border force and says it is now doing more checks at barbara. we've taken that incredibly seriously and up taken that incredibly seriously and up our effort is in that environment. the four men posed as rich businessmen h

these cctv images of the 28—year—old leaving the royal stoke hospital after a night shift last fridayields around the village of caverswall in rural staffordshire, a body was discovered by police at midday. those living nearby said there had been a heavy police presence here for days. lots of police activity and a lot of people about and the police helicopter in the field, hovering around, which is normally so quiet. as we came back into the farm this morning, about 10:30am, there was a lot of activity around the entrance to the quarry at the bottom of the lane. there seemed to be police dogs and police officers. at 9am this morning, offices closed off this quiet country road. three men have been arrested, a 32—year—old had been arrested, a 32—year—old had been released on bail but has been rea rrested been released on bail but has been rearrested on suspicion of murder. a 28—year—old and a 60—year—old have been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. the body has yet to be formally identified but staffordshi re yet to be formally identified but staffordshire police say they a

the court was shown this cctv footage.es, who he described as the ginger one, insulted his teeth and prominent tattoos, and then mocked two gay men, making camp gestures and throwing a cigarette butt at one of them. defence barrister gordon cole qc suggested that cunningham, who said he did not like cricket, had been aggressive towards ben stokes and alex hales. definitely not, said the doorman. cole said the cricketers had been laughing with the two gay men about stokes's gold encrusted shoes, suggesting it was just playful banter. the players were laughing at them, not with them, insisted cunningham. the court heard from then local resident, max wilson, who filmed the fight on his mobile phone. the men, he said, were clearly drunk and sounded like football hooligans. one of the investigating police officers then told the court the footage showed both hale and ryan ali holding bottles and cricketer alex hales, who was interviewed under caution, but not arrested, deliberately stamping on ryan ali, before kicking him in the

police have been examining cctv and going through the house and today they have arrested two men aged attempted murder and arson with intent to endanger life. they are being questioned in south london. joel urhie's sister pay tribute to him on social media, saying she simply cannot understand what happened. thank you very much indeed. simonjones happened. thank you very much indeed. simon jones reporting. the advertising regulator says amazon has been misleading consumers with a promise of one day delivery on its prime service. the advertising standards authority says 270 people reported that they had not got their deliveries within 2a hours. amazon has been told it must clarify that some items are not available for next day delivery. the company insists the overwhelming majority of one—day delivery orders do arrive when promised. the us space agency nasa has delayed the launch of a satellite, which will head closer to the sun than ever before. with two minutes to go, the parker solar probe's lift off from cape canaveral in florida was put on hold, when an alarm was triggered. it's be

he was shown cctv footage filmed outside the club on the night of the fight.n who would not let him in, saying he would not even pay that to get into the best club in london. the england star also refuted claims he made fun of a gay couple in an offensive manner and had thrown a cigarette at them. mr stokes said he punched two men because they were abusing the gay men and had threatened him. but he said he couldn't remember what they'd said. the prosecutor said... the cricketer admitted drinking two or three beers, six or seven vodkas and some jagerbombs as well. the england star was shown the phone footage of a fight in which he knocked the men out, but again insisted he was acting in self—defence. the prosecutor said... the england star was asked whether he'd misheard what was being said, if he got the wrong end of the stick. no, he said, he felt the gay men were being threatened and so was he. one of the men he knocked out, his co—defendant ryan ali, also gave evidence today. he denied arming himself with a bottle to use as a weapon during the fight. he tol

these cctv images of the 28—year—old leaving the royal stoke hospital after a night shift last fridayan extensive search of woodland and fields around the village of caverswall in rural staffordshire, a body was discovered by police at midday. those living nearby said there had been a heavy police presence here for days. just a lot of police activity, a lot of people about, and a police helicopter in the field, hovering around, you know, which is normally a quiet lane. as we came back into the farm this morning about 10:30am, there was quite a lot of activity around the entrance to the quarry at the bottom of the lane. and there seemed to be police dogs and police officers. it was around 9am this morning when police closed off this quiet country lane about ten miles from stoke—on—trent. and it's been the focus of intense police activity ever since. then, late this afternoon, detectives confirmed that three men had been arrested. a 32—year—old who had been released on bail was rearrested on suspicion of murder. and a 28—year—old and a 60—year—old man were arrested on suspicion of assis

cctv cottage showed stokes and a team—mate trying to re—entered the club.ening each other with bottles. a police officer who saw the fight described stokes as the main aggressor, knocking two other men unconscious. these are the two 93v men unconscious. these are the two gay men seen chatting to stokes outside the nightclub that evening. by outside the nightclub that evening. by the record as witnesses in the trial. i wasn't involved, i was by the record as witnesses in the trial. iwasn't involved, iwas on the sideline. it turned into a massive brawl and i got scared. eden witness the entire fight?” witnessed most of it. when the guy was on the floor, i thought it was a bit too much for me. the prosecuting case over, the defence began, the court hearing from stokes for the first time. he said he stepped in when the two gay men were subjected to homophobic comments, something he suggested to police when he was arrested. ali denied that, saying it had just been banter between him and the two gay men. stokes has returned to cricket, but nowicki that he was sus

cctv footage has been released of the moment an italian motorway bridge collapsed, killing 43 people.iageway in genoa suddenly fell last tuesday. the collapse has led to a fierce debate about the country's infrastructure. the opposition in venezuela is calling for a national strike, in protest at the president's introduction of a new economic plan and a new currency. it comes after he devalued the currency, issuing a new type of bank note. the new notes are not yet available, but all denominations of the previous currency below a thousand bolivars are no longer legal tender. dozens of families from north and south korea have had emotional reunions, as relatives met for the first time in at least 65 years. a group of south koreans, who were chosen by lottery, travelled to a tourist resort in the north for the event which was the first reunion for three years. the brief meeting is likely to be the last and only time many will see each other. it is desperate. you see a father or mother haven't seen in a decade and thatis mother haven't seen in a decade and that is it. cases of measles in