david wagstaff is hit from behind by a lorry. david wa gstaff ha d is hit from behind by a lorry.avid wagstaff had been on a one—hour long hands—free call. eight people in the minibus were killed including the driver. i miss him a lot. my life has completely changed, completely, so has completely changed, completely, so much. it is hard and i am trying to get through it. we all are. for other passengers were left seriously injured. one, a four—year—old girl who lost both her parents. the group of indian visitors were on their way from nottingham to london to catch a coach to disneyland in paris. both lorry drivers denied eight counts of causing death by dangerous driving but earlier this month a jury found one of them guilty. his professional driving licence had been revoked prior to the crash. today he was sentenced to 14 years in prison. the judge told him he was a persistent and unmitigated liar who tried to blame everyone bath himself. david wagstaff, on the left, arriving at court with an overnight bag, was caused of —— cleared of causing death by dangerous driving but had ad

we heard in this trial that david wagstaff was ona this trial that david wagstaff was on a hands—freery, like careless but denied it was dangerous. thejury, like i said, have just come back and find him not guilty. as for the passengers in that minibus, there were 12 people on board. the driver died along with seven other passengers, and four we re seven other passengers, and four were injured, including a four—year—old girl. they were being taken from nottingham down to london, where they were then catching a coach to france, where they were planning on a trip to disneyland wales, but of course that never happened. —— to disneyland paris. sentencing will take place in the next couple of weeks. just to remind you, david wagstaff, one of the lorry drivers involved in that collision on the august bank holiday weekend last year, just been found not guilty here at reading crown court. 31—year—old polish national rysza rd court. 31—year—old polish national ryszard masierak, court. 31—year—old polish national rysza rd masierak, the court. 31—year—old polish national ryszard masierak, the ot

as for david wagstaff, thejudge complete idiots.taff, thejudge told him he had between nine and 11 seconds to see the vehicles ahead, but he did nothing. he said, they were there to be seen and you did not see them. he said, this case has had a devastating impact on the families left behind, and that their lives have been destroyed. the high court has given permission for the london offices of cambridge analytica to be searched. the information commissioner's office said they were seeking a warrant on tuesday, after the company was accused of using the personal data of 50 million facebook members to influence the us presidential election in 2016. joining me now is our technology correspondent rory cellanjones. what has been happening? it has been rumbling on for days? the information commissioner said they wa nted information commissioner said they wanted this one on tuesday, it was not until this afternoon that it made it into court. it is quite a long process. there has been a five 1/2—hour hearing and the judge has granted the wa

ryszard masierak that he was an unmitigated liar who tried to blame everybody but himself will stop david wagstaff, on the left, was earlier cleared of causing death by dangerous driving, but had already admitted causing death by careless driving. he was sentenced to three years and four months for his role in the crash. thejudge told him, you had between nine and 11 seconds to see the vehicles ahead. had you not been so distracted by using your phone. it was this stretch of motorway where the crash happened. today, the court heard that ryszard masierak had been twice over the legal alcohol limit and had been warned by other drivers for going the wrong way around

a minibus waits to go around and is hit by a lorry driven by david wagstaff.driver. i miss him a lot. my life has completely changed. he completed it so much. like —— like completely changed it so much. yes, it is hard. i'm trying to get through it. a four—year—old girl lost both parents in a crash and was badly injured. they were on their way from nottingham to london to catch a coach to disneyland. both lorry drivers denied eight counts of causing death by dangerous driving. earlier this month, a jury found the first defendant guilty. his professional driving licence had been revoked prior to the crash. he was sentenced to 14 years in prison. thejudge told ryszard masierak that he was an unmitigated liar who tried to blame everybody but himself will stop david wagstaff, on the left, was earlier cleared of causing death by dangerous driving, but had already admitted causing death by careless driving. he was sentenced to three years and four months for his role in the crash. thejudge told him, you had between nine and 11 seconds to see the vehicles ahead. had

during the trial the court heard how david wagstaff had been on a hands—free call for nearly an hourhe crash. he had been taking them to london where they were going on to disneyland in paris. four others in the minibus were seriously injured. six months on from the crash, and mrjoseph‘s family feel his loss deeply. i miss him a lot. my life is completely changed. like completely changed so much. and it is hard and i‘m trying to get through it. we all are. the crown prosecution service says this case serves as a stark warning to other drivers. it is a clear reminder to all drivers holding a drivers license brings with it a high degree of responsibility. it should be at the forefront of every driver‘s mind. for the families the end of this trial may bring some closure. after one of the worst motorway crashes in recent years. helena lee, bbc news reading crown court. a leaked report suggests save the children‘s chairman sir alan parker was too close to the charity‘s ceo justin forsyth to deal adequately with complaints about his inappropriate behaviour three women employees accused mr

a second lorry driver, david wagstaff, has been cleared of causing death by dangerous driving followings at his country's record —— on human rights. in a moment it will be time for sportsday, but first a look

thejudge called by david wagstaff collided with it. his —— there were cans of cider. he had also given the wrong way on a straight road and the wrong way round and other drivers said his driving was dangerous and erratic and that was an understatement because of what was about to happen. he said quite how theirjourneys began beggars belief, he said he'll so took thejury began beggars belief, he said he'll so took the jury for complete idiots because he spoke about the records of other drivers —— he also took. to david wagstaff he said he had been on the phone for an hour, and that he had not been paying attention to the road and had between nine and 11 seconds in which to put the brakes on or swerve but he had done neither. ryszard on or swerve but he had done neither. rysza rd masierak on or swerve but he had done neither. ryszard masierak has been sentenced to 14 years and david wagstaff to three years and four months. thanks forjoining us. sport now on afternoon live with lizzie greenwood hughes. and we're looking ahead to england a

david wagstaff was sentenced to a0 months in prison after pleading guilty to causing death by carelessomb on a london tube train that partially exploded at parsons green has been sentenced to life in prison. ahmed hassan was convicted of attempted murderfor carrying out the attack last september. more than 50 people were injured. he'll serve a minimum of 3a years. a police inspector has been found guilty of murdering his wife and dumping her body in a lake. darren mckie killed his wife leanne after she discovered he'd been taking out loans in both their names. jurors at chester crown court heard how the couple, who both worked for greater manchester police, owed more than £100,000. owen smith has been sacked from jeremy corbyn's cabinet after calling for a second referendum on brexit. the shadow northern ireland secretary broke ranks with labour party policy by also making the case for the uk to stay in the single market after brexit. he's been replaced by tony lloyd. owen smith reacted to the news on twitter. he said: the shadow home secretary diane abbott said that mr smith should no

a second lorry driver, david wagstaff, has been cleared of causing death by dangerous driving followingal and the saudi crown prince meets the queen starting a 3—day visit —— amid protests at his country's record —— on human rights. in a moment it will be time for sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. we'll have all the latest on the spy saga, as the met police release more details about their investigation into the suspected poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter. with speak to chris bryant of the labour party who has been pressing for further information on the incident. beyond 100 days will be looking at the fallout over trump's aluminium and steel import tariffs, after his economic advisor gary cohn quits. and we'll be discussing tomorrow's front pages in the papers with our guests, political commentator jane merrick, and the deputy political editor of the sunday times, caroline wheeler. so lots ahead. stay with us on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh woozencroft. our mai

david wagstaff was sentenced to three years and four months after admitting careless driving.ted a bomb on a london tube train that partially exploded at parsons green has been sentenced to life in prison. ahmed hassan was convicted of attempted murderfor carrying out the attack last september. more than 50 people were injured. he'll serve a minimum of 3a years. a police inspector has been found guilty of murdering his wife and dumping her body in a lake. darren mckie killed his wife leanne after she discovered he'd been taking out loans in both their names. jurors at chester crown court heard how the couple who both worked for greater manchester police owed more than £100,000. the head of the porton down research laboratory in wiltshire says there's no way any nerve agent held there could have been used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter. gary aitkenhead says suggestions by moscow of involvement in the attack on sergei and yulia skripal in salisbury are "frustrating". 0ur security correspondent gordon corera was given special access to porton down and sent this r

david wagstaff was sentenced to a0 months in prison after pleading guilty to causing death by carelessthat partially exploded at parsons green has been sentenced life in prison, and will have to serve a minimum of 3a years. ahmed hassan was convicted of attempted murderfor carrying out the attack last september in which more than 50 people were injured. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. ahmed hassan — described today as the asylum seeker who cynically exploited the generosity of a country that gave him refuge, but which he hated. his bomb set off a fireball and, today, the judge mrjustice haddon—cave said hassan had been determined to create as much death and carnage as possible on the underground train at parsons green. and that it was luck the device only partially detonated. 23 people suffered burns, 28 sustained crush injuries in the stampede to get out of the station. some of hassan‘s victims were in court. he had got off the train before the explosion. thejudge told him, you wanted to save your own skin and were not prepared for martyrdom. he believed that hassan

august, has been cleared of eight charges of causing death by dangerous driving. 54—year—old david wagstaffne call at the time of the collision and had already admitted to careless driving. yesterday another driver, 31—year—old rysza rd masierak, who was driving the other lorry involved, was convicted of causing death by dangerous driving. our correspondent, helena lee, reports. the sheer force of the impact of the crash is clear to see. a crash that was entirely avoidable, the trial heard, with the most catastrophic and tragic of consequences. ryszard masierak stopped his lorry in the slow lane of the mi for 12 minutes. the jury was shown this dash—cam footage from another lorry driver on the road before the collision. he passed masiera k‘s lorry, here on the left, stationary in the slow lane. the court heard masierak was twice over the legal limit and he'd been driving erratically in the hours before. soon after, cyriacjoseph, the minibus driver, tried to go round masiera k‘s lorry. he missed his chance, stopped behind it and put his hazards on. moments later, david wagstaff‘s lorry ploug

david wagstaff was sentenced to a0 months in prison after pleading guilty to causing death by carelessncluding a portuguese citizen, have been killed and a policeman is any critical condition after a gunman took hostages at a in france. owen smith has been sacked from the front bench of labour after calling for a second referendum. the high court has granted an application from the information commissioner's officer to investigate the offices of cambridge analytica in london. and now the sport news. england are in action now. they are one goal up against the netherlands. scotland are losing to costa rica, 1—o. it has emerged today that the former england women's head coach mark sampson was banned by uefa a day after he was sacked by the fa. he was banned for threatening a female official with a metal pole —— intimidating a female official. and they described his conduct as grossly violating the basic rules and banned him for three games. the next day he was sacked by the fa for inappropriate conduct earlier in. his career; ' ~ ' ~ ' ' golf, could rory mcilroy has been knocked out of th