yes, it finished yesterday and dorset police say they were alerted at about one o'clock this morningn at the festival. they searched the site and discovered the body of a woman at the edge of the site in a wooded area. they have spoken to the family of the missing woman, has been named. the family is being supported by family liaison officers from the police. in the meantime, a postmortem examination is also due to be carried out, dorset police hoping that will give them more information about how the woman died. a28 information about how the woman died. a 28 year of man from london has been arrested on suspicion of murder. he's due to be interviewed under caution. as this investigation is carried out, police have sealed off pa rt is carried out, police have sealed off part of the site in lulworth to allow a forensic examination to take place. they're working closely with the festival organisers and they are asking anybody who might have releva nt asking anybody who might have relevant information to come forward. this festival is firmly established and it is known for being a very f

are part of dorset police, theissued police are part of dorset police, the issued a warningue in colour and had a rolex logo on it. they asked anyone to deposit those pills into any of the amnesty bins they had around the festival. thank you very much. three men, including two british soldiers, have been charged with terror offences, including membership of a banned neo—nazi group. two other men have been released without charge. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour but first — the headlines on bbc newsroom live: the uk's inflation rate climbed to its joint highest level in more than five years in august, reaching 2.9%. public sector union are threatening strikes. boris johnson public sector union are threatening strikes. borisjohnson will travel to the caribbean today to visit british territories affected by hurricane irma. 900 british troops and aid is on its way. it is ten years since the bank northern rock sought support from the bank of england — a move which triggered the first major run on a british bank since 1866. the bank — which was based in newcas

forthe festival, bestival police are part of dorset police, theyissued police are part of dorset policeost our angel. it was not murder, they were just friends. it was a tragic accident." bestival has also released a statement effectively saying they are working with police in their own investigations. now, if it was a hollywood film, audiences would find the storyline just too far—fetched. an obscure, vegetarian, allotment—owning mp — known mainly for his life—long opposition to war and nuclear weapons — takes control of the labour party and comes within touching distance of becoming prime minister. that allotment—owning mp is, of course, jeremy corbyn and it was two years ago today that he was elected leader of the labour party — embarrassing commentators and pundits who predicted his demise and — more importantly — changing the political landscape in a way that seemed unthinkable to even his oldest friends and supporters... jazz music plays. thanks very much. sorry to have kept you waiting at the start. i was struggling with trains and journeys, but we made it in the end, and i think

a postmortem examination is also due to be carried out by dorset police, hoping that will give them moretion about how the woman died. a 28 old man from london has been arrested on suspicion of murder, he is due to be interviewed under caution. and as this investigation is carried out, the police have sealed off part of this site on the lulworth castle to allow a frantic examinations take place. they are working very closely with the festival organisers and they are asked for anybody who may have releva nt asked for anybody who may have relevant information to come forward. this festival is firmly established and it is known for being a very family friendly festival, 30,000 people were there yesterday. but part of the site has been sealed off and it is the focus of the murder enquiry. hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims have now fled myanmar — formerly known as burma — in the past fortnight to seek refuge across the border in bangladesh. the un human rights commissioner has warned that the situation now looks like a textbook example of ethnic cleansing. the un is urging myanmar to

devon and cornwall police and dorset police have announced they would like to merge.ast two years. they say formally amalgamating would make them more effective and efficient, given the backdrop of "significant funding challenges." if approved by ministers, it would be the first merger of english constabularies since the current a3—force structure was put in place 50 years ago. david george reports. the chief constables chose the seafront at exmouth to announce what they have called a closer relationship but which most of us would probably call a merger. necessarily they say because new threats like cyber crime and terrorism are expensive to deal with. there is an economy of scale, it is not always better, but size and resilience matters, and size of budget helps you keep those pressures neighbourhood local policing as best we can in communities for as long as we can. we've been walking together for more than three years in close association. we've got a good working relationship. our offices and staff are used to working with each other and this is a natural progress

dorset police are hoping it will give them more information about how the woman died. this investigation is carried out, the police have sealed off part of the site on the lulworth estate to allow a forensic examination examination to take place. they are working closely with the festival organisers and they are asking for anybody who may have relevant information to come forward. this festival is firmly established and it is known for being a family—friendly festival. 30,000 people were there yesterday, but part of the site has been sealed off. and it is the focus of a murder inquiry. # £0,000 was stole from a security van at the goodwood festival on saturday. 0ne saturday. one of the guards sustained a minor shoulder injury. police are appealing for any witnesses or for anyone else who may have information about the robbery to come forward. let's have a look at the weather. good afternoon. a mixture of sunny spells and showers today. some of the showers have been fairly heavy as well. as we move through the rest of the day today, through this evening and overnight, w

dorset police are hoping it will give them more information about how the woman died.e to be interviewed under caution. as the investigation is carried out, the police have sealed off part of the site on the lulworth estate to allow a forensic examination to take placement they are working closely with the festival organisers and they are asking for anybody who may have relevant information toll come forward. this festival is firmly established and it is known for being a family—friendly festival. 30,000 people were there yesterday, but part of the site has been sealed off. and it is the focus of a murder inquiry. the parents of a six year old child are threatening to sue their sons' school after boys were allowed to come to class wearing dresses. nigel and sally rowe have taken their son out of his church of england primary school on the isle of wight because one of his class mates comes to school some days as a girl and others as a boy. they'd already decided to home school his eight year old brother because the same thing happened in his class. the school at the cen

devon and cornwall police and the dorset constabulary have already been working together for two years to know that i was spending two days in this office banging myself over the head with who the substitute was going to be for this team on saturday. they only wanted... they were only concerned with the end product, and i had to make that as good as i could. presenter: if ever you thought that we sporting commentators always sit nicely warm in our commentary box, that isjohn motson, reporting for us tonight on the southend— liverpool match, looking rather like an orphan in the storm. we are sending out a st bernard to rescue him. the big breakthrough game for you was that big ‘72 cup match. ronnie‘s goal... without that, would you be here? it changed my life. newcastle winning1—0 with five minutes to go. now tudor has gone down for newcastle. radford again. oh, what a goal! what a goal! radford, the scorer. ronnie radford. and the crowd... the crowd are invading the pitch. whenever i meet ronnie radford, i say, you changed my life, ronnie. and he said, that goal changed my career, whic

police say a man arrested in connection with the death of 25 year—old louella eve fletcher—michie at the bestival festival in dorsetnvestigation. he was being questioned on suspicion of supplying a class a drug. three men, including two serving soldiers, have appeared before magistrates charged with terror offences. they're accused of being members of the banned neo—nazi group national action and will appear at the old bailey later this month. the public relations agency bell pottinger has gone into administration. the company's been unable to find a buyer since it was accused of stirring up racial hatred in south africa during an advertising campaign. in a statement, the administrators bdo have said: tributes have been paid to sir peter hall, who founded the royal shakespeare company and was a director of the national theatre. sir peter has died at the age of 86. he'd been diagnosed with dementia in 2011. his career included staging the english language premiere of samuel beckett's waiting for godot and the world premiere of harold pinter‘s homecoming. that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight

police say a man arrested in connection with the death of 25—year—old louella eve fletcher—michie at the bestival festival in dorsetsuspicion of supplying a class a drug. the public relations agency bell pottinger has gone into administration. it's been unable to find a buyer since it was accused of stirring up racial tensions in south africa during an advertising campaign. nine members of a traveller family have been jailed for between six and 15 years, for running a slavery network in lincolnshire. the rooneys forced eighteen vulnerable men to work as labourers for little or no pay. their victims were beaten and kept in squalid conditions. apple is hoping that its latest smartphone design will allow it to repeat the huge success of the iphone so far by pushing technology to a new level. the iphone x features a facial recognition id system, but at a time when customers are growing reluctant to upgrade their phones so regularly, this latest handset is apple's most expensive yet, as our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones reports. it's the world's most valuable company and its vast new headquarters speaks of

woman in dorset. 25—year—old louella eve fletcher—michie was discovered in a wooded area at the bestival site on monday. she is the daughter of holby city and taggart actorjohn michie. police on 5u5picion police say the man was arrested on suspicion of murder and supplying class a drug. three men, including two british soldiers, have appeared in court in london charged with terror offences. they are all accused of membership of the banned neo—nazi group national action. the men, aged between 22 and 32, were allegedly all members of a chat group exchanging racist messages, including plans for a white—only britain and a race war. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. alexander deakin. he's 22 and from birmingham. police believe he is a leading member of a neo—nazi group, actively involved in recruiting other members. next to him in the dock at this morning's hearing, two members of the armed forces. lance corporal mikko vehvilainen is 32. he was arrested in paris. —— powys. and private mark barrett, 24, was detained in cyprus, where he is based. as the charges were read to alexander deakin, he said, "i am a prisoner of conscience and i believe i am innocent of

police murder inquiry, involved "no malice", herfather has said. louella michie was found in a wooded area of the bestival site at lulworth, dorset, early on monday.t and the uk will soon regret its decision to leave. in his annual state of the european union address, he said the eu would continue to make progress, beginning with trade negotiations with australia and new zealand. our europe correspondent damian grammaticus reports. applause this is a rare moment, the eu and its leaders seemingly confident, optimistic. because they believe that the worst crises of recent years is behind them, the migrants surge, rising populism, the chance that brexit could trigger a break—up of the eu, all receding. translation: on the 29th of march, 2019, the united kingdom will leave the european union. it will be a sad and tragic moment. we will always regret it. and you will come to regret it soon. what is striking, listening to the whole speech, is that that is the only reference jean—claudejuncker made to brexit in an hour of talking. the rest of it has all been about the eu without the uk, setting out his vision for the future and he wants quite far reachin