after rioting in the city's creggan estate last year.the new ira said it was behind the shooting. a 52—year—old man from derry has been charged with murder, possession of a firearm, and membership of a proscribed organisation. he will be appearing in front of magistrates tomorrow morning. the virus which led to lyra mckee's debt was widely condemned, something that many hoped was consigned to the history books. —— the violence which led to lyra mckee's death. recite this is a significant step but they believe a number of people were involved in events that night and that the search for evidence to bring the government tojustice search for evidence to bring the government to justice continues. —— the gunman. a ban on the sale of new petrol, diesel and hybrid cars could be just 12 years away. the transport secretary, grant shapps, said there would be a consultation on when the ban should come in but it would include 2032 as a possible cut—off date, three years earlier than was announced last week. the motor industry has expressed concern a

lyra mckee's parents have asked for aspects of the policing operation during the creggan riots to bext to the police. a trial of an experiemental vaccine aimed at protecting people against hiv has been halted, after it was found it did not prevent the virus. the vaccine had been given to more than 5,000 people in south africa. the financial regulator is urging credit card companies to do more to help borrowers who are stuck in persistent debt. the financial conduct authority says firms should reduce or waive interest payments and fees, instead of cancelling cards. the cost of a tv licence will go up by £3 a year from april, to £157.50. the increase, which is in line with inflation, is set by the government and works out atjust over 13 pounds a month. a bbc documentary has discovered that the full implementation of universal credit — the major welfare reform introduced by the conservatives — will be delayed again, at an additional cost of 500 million—pounds. the new benefit was meant to be fully implemented in april 2017 but the new delay means it won't be fully in place until septemb

ms mckee was shot dead in the creggan area of londonderry on the 18 april last year.arrests have been made under the terrorism act after the new ira claimed responsibility for ms mckee's murder. final results from the irish republic's general election show that sinn fein have only narrowly missed out on becoming the largest party in parliament. they won 37 seats, one behind fianna fail, while fine gael have 35. the sinn fein president, mary lou mcdonald, says she is talking to other left—wing parties about a coalition, as she believes she should become the new prime minister: now it's time for a look at the weather. no sooner have we finished talking about skier that there is a new storm on the block. storm gen x has now been named by the met office —— storm dennis has now been named by the met office. we will expect snow on southern uplands and blizzard —like conditions into the evening rush hour. it is certainly very brisk wherever you are across the country, even when you have the drier brighter weather towards the south and there is a loss of wind into day's tempe

claim of responsibility for majoring lire mickey, —— majoring lyra mckee, who was shot dead in the cregganhen reporting on rioting. the superintendent involved has renewed his appeal to bring lyra's killers to justice. renewed his appeal to bring lyra's killers tojustice. in renewed his appeal to bring lyra's killers to justice. in a statement he said, i understand that people might be frightened to talk to as. i have previously given my personal assurance relating to anonymity for the purpose of this investigation and renew this assurance today as we approach the anniversary of lyra's murder, so police in northern ireland arresting four men in connection with the murder of lyra mckee. in the next few hours the prime minister will announce that the whole of the the h52 high speed rail project will get the go—ahead. the project aims to boost rail capacity and reduce overcrowding across the uk rail network by linking london, birmingham, manchester and leeds with a high speed network. an independent review recommended that the scheme should proceed, despite warnings about costs overruns, conc

ms mckee was shot dead in the creggan area of londonderry on the 18th april last year.n aged 20, 27, 29 and 52 were detained in derry this morning. the arrests were made under the terrorism act after the new ira claimed responsibility for ms mckee‘s murder. boris johnson will today approve the whole of the h52 high speed rail project, despite a warning that its cost could reach £106 billion. the scheme, which will link london, birmingham, manchester and leeds, has been fiercely opposed by environmental campaigners, and been hit by construction delays and spiralling costs. but an independent review has recommended that it should go ahead. the prime minister will also announce a £5 billion overhaul of bus and cycle links across england. the plans include more frequent bus services, more affordable, simpler fares, and the provision of 4,000 new, zero—emissions buses in regions outside london. emergency legislation will be presented to parliament today to end the release of convicted terror offenders half way through their sentences. the measures, which would apply to engla

the 29—year—old was shot dead while observing rioting in the city's creggan estate last april.irearm and being a member of an illegal organisation. and finally, the cost of restoring elizabeth tower, which houses big ben, has risen by more than £18 million. the increase is being put down to the discovery of asbestos, toxic lead paintand discovery of asbestos, toxic lead paint and extensive bomb damage from the second world war. it means the cost could rise to almost £18 million in total. that is a summary of the news. back to victoria. thank you. let's get the latest on the cabinet reshuffle this morning. leila nathoo is in downing street. who has been sacked? good morning. the action is about to move back here. the prime minister has been in his commons office this morning making those cuts. there have been a few casualties already. some high—profile casualties. the former northern ireland secretary, julian smith, was a surprise casualty this morning. he had been responsible for securing that a deal of power—sharing instalment. a lot of speculation he would be safe because of

lyra mckee, who was 29, was observing rioting in derry‘s creggan estate, when she was shot in april lastd a little earlier what to expect once negotiations begin. negotiations formally start on monday and we have already got a row. in what we have today is a 30 page document setting out in detail the kind of things it has been saying anyway about, we are taking back control, that is what brexit is about, we want to make sure our sovereignty is respected. one of the most difficult issues is this idea of competition for business, what the eu because the level playing field and how you ensure that if you have tariff free trade that businesses on one side don't have an unfair advantage over the other. that the uk will have to the eu has been saying consistently this means that the uk will have to follow some of the eu rules particularly on things like subsidies for business. what this makes clear is the uk says there is no way that will happen, it is not a basis for a deal. let's have a listen to what michael gove said when he introduced this document in the house of commons this morning. ge