he was found dead in essex on friday, in woods close to his homes. which produced love island so far. he was a semiprofessional footballer before his reality tv stardom. his former teams have been playing tribute along with lots of people who appeared in reality tv. chris hughes was saying he was a great guy on far too soon. jack fincham also paid tribute. we also heard from caroline flack, the presenter of love island talking about what a gentleman mike thalassitis was. sadly this was not the first tragedy to hit love island. injune the first tragedy to hit love island. in june last the first tragedy to hit love island. injune last year the first tragedy to hit love island. in june last year saw the the first tragedy to hit love island. injune last year saw the —— sophie graden was found dead. when you look at the flavour and reaction coming out on social media, caroline flack saying he was a total gentleman and then this emphasis, and anger on social media at the reference to his nickname from his fans. disrespect a lot of people say. he became kno

love island star, mike thalassitis, has been found dead near his hometown in essex.nd in 2017, where he became a tv sensation after his stint on the show. the former league one footballer, who comes from a cypriot family, enjoyed a successful playing career before becoming a beloved reality tv star — after appearing on season three of love island — in the summer of 2017. his manager confirmed his death earlier this evening and the cause of his death is not yet known. with me now is our correspondent charlotte gallagher. charlotte, update us on what we know so charlotte, update us on what we know so far. we know so far that mike thalassitis was found dead in essex on friday and we believe in words close to his home. that is what his management have confirmed. we have not heard anything from his family oi’ not heard anything from his family or itv, that produce love island so far. as she said, he was a semiprofessional footballer before he had his reality tv stardom. he played for stevenage and lots of clu bs played for stevenage and lots of clubs that he played with h

glasgow university the package had early of course buildings to be evacuated and classes canceled essex university in england was also possibly close to do suspicious packages. the german foreign minister heikal moss says germany will extend its ban on arms sales to saudi arabia until the end of march because of the conflict in yemen berlin rescinded existing arms export permits last year in response to the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi at the saudi consulate in istanbul. which to me and now to afghanistan which has been hit by a new wave of violence at least seventeen people were killed in a militant attack in the eastern city of jalalabad the assaults began early on wednesday with militants detonating suicide bombs before storming a construction company in the city's airport u.s. troops were called in to assist of gun security forces in the ensuing five hour shoot out or five of the assyrians are now dead. now the bombing comes as talks between the taliban and u.s. officials in. ending violence in the country are ongoing in got that the taliban has launched a charm offensive t

hearing firestarter jokes apparently he was so sick of hearing firestarterjokes that keith had a pub in essexve the fireplace so every time he lit the fire and they made firestarter jokes, . .. lit the fire and they made firestarterjokes, . .. incredible stage presence, for a man who looks so stunning. did you ever listen to them? i was hoping this wouldn't come up. you were four years old when this guy came up.|j come up. you were four years old when this guy came up. i remember the firestarter song, and finding it terrifying. let's leave it there. you both will be back in about 35 minutes. that's it for the papers 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 bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. i west and final is coming up in 35 minutes. thank you, political strategist, jo tanner, and economics commentator at new statesman, grace blakeley. sunshine on monday, hail mixing with some of those showers. this picture was taken in the new

mark essex, director of public policy at kpmg joins me now.te shocking everyone there for a second... for business, this uncertainty has a practical effect can you give us uncertainty has a practical effect can you give us an uncertainty has a practical effect can you give us an example of how? it is like the weather. they have given up trying to predict the forecast in politics and they now wonder how to batten down the hatches and be ready for whatever comes next. so if you are a bank, that means putting some preference overin that means putting some preference over in the eu so you can access the market and if you have a manufacturing business that means having flexibility to cope with disruption. just sensible precautions. thing is that we keep hearing about how business says they do not want the uk to leave without a withdrawal deal. they want that certainty about their workforce being able to continue to work and that goods can keep coming in and out of the uk. however, if there is a delay which is looking more and more likely, if that d

can i say tor may: my honorable friend, i welcome the essex council. i welcome their bid for the housing infrastructure fund. it is important we make that money available because we understand the importance of infrastructure for new housing development. we recognize the need for affordable housing in the southeast. we will look very carefully at the bid, which will come in for the second railway station my right honorable friend referred to. we are only able to do this because this is a government putting record levels of money into capital investments. know the prime minister campaigned to keep section 28 people beingbt talked about positively in schools and that led to millions of young people like myself growing up in fear of being lgbt. this morning, the leader of the house set on radio that parents should decide when they are exposed to lgbt education. this is conservative party dog whistle politics. will the prime minister condemned the leader of the house? bigots thatdemned don't want lgbt people to be held in schools? will she support good lgb

essex county council is putting in bids from housing infrastructure including the second train station. does my right honorable friend agree that world-class infrastructure is vital for our future? will she support our 25 year campaign? prime minister may: can i say to my honorable friend, i welcome the asset -- the action that essex council has taken in regards to homes. i welcome their bid for the housing infrastructure fund. it is important we make that money available because we understand the importance of infrastructure for new housing development. we recognize the need for additional affordable housing in the southeast. of course we will look very carefully at the bid, which will come in for the second railway station my right honorable friend referred to. i am pleased to say we are only able to do this because this is a government putting record levels of money into capital investments. speaker bercow: lloyd russell moyle. moyle: i know the prime minister campaigned to keep section 28 which bans lgbt people being talked about positively in schools and that led to millions of yo

international cricket last year, the former england captain alastair cook scored an unbeaten 150 for essexe university. england women beat sri lanka by eight wickets to win their t20 series. the hosts could only manage 108—6 in their 20 overs in colombo. henry moeran is there for us. this match followed the pattern of the first t20 in the three match series here in colombo. england's target of 109 always looks to be below par, but the chased it down inside 14 overs. sri lanka again won the toss, two wickets for katherine brunt restricted them to 108—6. england reach their target in double quick time, 79 the opening stand between a new look opening partnership, danielle wyatt and amy jones. that broke the back of the innings, eventually tammy beaumont getting england home. nine on the bounce for england now on this tour of the indian subcontinent, and againa of the indian subcontinent, and again a ruthless and decisive from a mark robinson's site. we have worked really hard this tour, really buzzing to get nine wins on the bounce. 0ddly get to ten in the next game we've got. how has this en

the former love island contestant mike thalassitis has been found dead in woods near his home in essexppeared on the dating show in 2017. friends and co—stars have been taking to social media to pay tribute to mr thalassitis, who was also a semi—professional footballer for clubs including st albans and chelmsford. a state of disaster has been declared in zimbabwe, where a tropical storm has killed over 30 people. the authorities say about 70 people are still missing as a result of the cyclone, which earlier caused severe damage in mozambique. wales rugby fans have been celebrating their nation's success, after being crowned grand slam champions of the six nations, for the third time in eleven years. they beat last year's winners, ireland, by 25—7. and ahead of this autumn‘s world cup injapan, the home fans in cardiff weren't short of praise for their team and departing coach warren gatland. fantastic, amazing game. brilliant, we've done it, we've done it for wales! fantastic game, well—deserved, well done, wales! warren gatland, he's been amazing for wales, absolutely amazing. it's a s

capturing some great shots, before the unidentified frying object landed in essex.. thank you very much, mike. thank you for joining us. councils across the country are under pressure to meet stringent clean air targets. what's the best way to do it? so many cities debate this. nottingham is looking at the workplace parking levy, what on earth is that? that is what ben is going to explaining, you have got some lovely stores being set up behind you, morning. yeah, he complained about it looking a little empty and desolate earlier, so look at what we have laid on for you. you're right, we're talking about workplace levies. basically, it is a charge in nottingham that they have introduced and it basically means if you are a business and you offer car parking spaces to your staff, you have to pay for them and that money is ringfenced and used to spend on public transport, to improve air quality, reduce emissions and make city centres are much nicer place to be, but hasn't actually worked? i have been finding out. businesses with more than ten parking spaces and annual f

i'm going to see the head teacher of aspire academy in essex.eb garfield is turning whistle—blower, even though she knows it might get herfired. hi. hi bronagh, lovely to meet you... her deputy head kathryn webb is risking herjob by speaking out too. we watched the programme and we started texting each other at the timejust saying, "oh my god". this is our story. itjust made us feel that we weren't really on our own and that perhaps it is a bigger problem. how big a step was it contacting us? huge. in many ways it's almost career suicide for people. i've never spoken out against my bosses before and in such a public way but we've tried to do it the proper way, through the proper channels but we've just not been able to get anywhere and we've been pushed into a corner. it's for our children. aspire takes children who've been excluded from mainstream schools. deb and catherine helped to set up the academy in 2014. our kids have quite often had a raw deal from education and to see them have a brand—new school, that had been built for them, was love

and ireland and abbas faiz a south asia i am a list of you case essex university who previously worked for amnesty international for more than thirty years. maybe the gentleman please why. gallaher is very tightly held senior positions in universities around the world including oxford harvard and the university of virginia he's worked for the prime minister for a decade and his role is the equivalent to that of a cabinet minister. following your party the war me leagues recent landslide election victory in december it does look more and more like bangladesh is becoming a one party state does it not i'm surprised that you would say that this has been said earlier by a number of people so it's not that surprising part and surprised that you said ok because as one who has studied politics you would understand that just because the party has been elected three times it is not over one party state the reason that you're being called a one party state is not just because you win lots of elections and so many parties do that it's still knowledge and by which you win just to be clear of the th

phase of south asia i'm a list of you case essex university who previously worked for amnesty international for more than thirty years. maybe the gentleman please well. very politely held senior positions in universities around the world including oxford harvard and the university of virginia he's worked for the prime minister for a decade and his role is the equivalent to that of a cabinet minister. following your party that a warming leagues recent landslide election victory in december it does look more and more like bangladesh is becoming a one party state does it not i'm surprised that you would say that this has been said earlier by a number of people so it's not that surprising part and surprised that you said ok because as one who has studied politics you would understand that just because the party has been elected three times it is not a word one party state the reason that you're being called a one party state is not just because you win lots of elections and so many parties do that it's still knowledge and by which you win just to be clear of the three hundred seats contested in

a world war ii veteran from essex who won a legal battle to leave his care facility has returned homereturn to his bungalow, where he wanted to finish his life. but in february, the high court ruled the "ideal solution" would be for him to return to his home with a support package. thejudge described him as a remarkable man. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. but on the trains: southern services are disrupted between east croydon and london bridge and victoria. that's due to electricity supply problems. turning to the roads in forest hill: the a205 london road has temporary traffic lights and roadworks at the junction with sydenham hill. finally in hammersmith: fulham palace road has a lane closed for telecoms work northbound, near the junction with inglethorpe street. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. 0nce good morning. once again, the wind strengthened overnight last night. we have had some rain, you might just get a bit of drizzle this morning but it is largely cloudy. another windy day and still with fur

the 25 pound catfish was caught at the man—made lake at the lakeside shopping centre in thurrock, essexby the environment agency. a spokesman said fishing contests would be held at the lake to reduce the population of invasive species. these pictures show a lucky escape for six baby elephants who got stuck in the mud at a nature reserve in thailand. they'd been there for days — until park rangers managed to dig them out. a team stayed overnight to keep a watchful eye. eventually all the exhausted animals managed to make their escape to the cheers of their rescuers. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. changing the feel of our weather this weekend, still largely dry, but will be feeling colder. behind us where the front of the cold air is established across scotland and northern ireland, wintry showers feeding in. despite reaching 19 degrees in the south earlier, that where front will introduce cooler air. you can see the dividing line between those warm air and this chilly air, a few splashes of rain and drizzle for the rest of the day. here is the contrast in te

travel disruption and damage across parts of england today, with the qeii bridge between kent and essexaffolding into a road in west london earlier this morning. while strong winds also blew part of the roof off a tesco store at westwood cross in broadstairs. i don't know if we will see anymore of that kind of activity. alina jenkins is the map. strong winds and snow have been causing travel problems today and we still have strong winds for the rest of the day, gusting between a0 and 50 miles an hour, even higher for exposed coasts and hills so still some tricky travelling conditions. stay up—to—date with bbc local radio. still some snow this evening and overnight, chiefly over higher ground in scotland and northern england. elsewhere wintry showers could bring hail and thunder, also some clearer skies, quite a cold night with temperatures just above freezing. winds slowly start to ease down but we will still see gusts quite widely of 30mph come the morning, perhaps higher for exposed coasts and hills. briefly a ridge of high pressure builds tomorrow so wintry showers will start to ease

possibilities and also two universities the university of glasgow up in scotland and the university of essex also having some of their buildings and faculties being evacuated as well as a result of suspicious items so all of these seemingly to come together we've heard from the mayor of london saw the car and he says that authorities are treating them as a linked series and. again the motive is known but it will only really heighten the sense of security here we saw two years ago a number of terrorist attacks in the u.k. and ever since then the terror or the terror threat level has always remained at a very high level with authorities say that's an imminent terrorist attack that could be just around the corner at any point so this will do nothing to lessen those fears and also do nothing to ease the worries of tea towels or if he's here. the russian and syrian military is have issued a statement accusing american forces in syria of the railing efforts to evacuate people from the infamous rock band camp artie's maria phenomena breaks down the story dramatic humanitarian and security situation

the ship was due to arrive in tilbury in essex on tuesday.rced to turn back because of the conditions. engines are now said to be running and the viking sky may attempt to reach shore this morning, but it will all depend on the weather. simon clemison, bbc news. george davies was a passenger on board who told us when he first knew there was a problem. it was about 20 minutes past two yesterday afternoon and i was in the spa when the big wave hit. everything went over, everything got broken and it was just chaos really. there was lots of water about and i thought the ship was going down but it was the water coming out of the hot tubs in the spa. it was very scary at the time. it sounds terrifying, we have pictures of furniture at sliding around in one of the public areas. when did you actually manage to get off the vessel and how? i was winched off by helicopter, about 12 o'clock i would think. we were sat on the coach after the helicopter dropped me down and it said midnight so it took us about ten hours from when the wave hit to get off the

other news this evening: love island star, mike thalassitis, has been found dead near his hometown in essex a tv sensation after his stint on the show. the former league one footballer, who comes from a cypriot family, enjoyed a successful playing career before becoming a reality tv star — after appearing on season three of love island — a short while ago, our correspondent charlotte gallagher, told me more. mike was found dead on friday, we believe and woods close to his home, that's what was confirmed that we haven't heard anything from family or in fact itv who produced the show so far. as he said, he was semiprofessional football before he had reality tv and, lots of clubs he played for throughout his career had been paying tribute tonight. along with lots of people who appeared in reality television with him. chris hughes started a long island and he said he was a great guy gone far to send. jack who won the last series, paid tribute as well. we also heard from caroline, who if the presenter of the show, talking about what a gentleman he was. and this probably isn't the first tragedy t

prodigy has died at the age of forty nine british police say the singer was found dead at his home in essex. they're not treating his death as suspicious flint sang lead vocals on international hits like fire starter and bring. you're watching news still to come on the program cleaning up the carnival it is known for accessing decadence but now evangelical groups are hoping to use rio's big party to convert people to christianity. but first a deadly disease seeing a global resurgence measles the world health organization says the number of cases doubled last year to almost two hundred thirty thousand and that is just reported cases the actual number could top two million now over a third of cases were reported right here in europe with the biggest outbreak in ukraine this year it's had twenty thousand cases as well as eight deaths the conflict in eastern ukraine has contributed to the spike a low vaccination rate of just forty two percent is another factor now a further epidemic is underway in the african nation of madagascar which also has a low vaccination rate more than nine hundred peop

the project died at the age of forty nine a place in britain say he was found dead at his home in essex outreaching staff are suspicious he sang lead vocals on international hits like fire and bring. yourself a major chore to promote their new album notorious. as reminder of our top story at this hour of others where the opposition leader one quite goes been addressing a huge crowd of supporters after arriving home in caracas from a tour of south american countries to fight a threat by president. to arrest him. with the day event but you can always keep up to date so with the news from the website called of the day. welcome to the new zero max you tube channel. good mine of stories. with exclusive insights. and a must see concerning arts and culture in europe. a place to be full curious minds . do it yourself networkers. subscribe and don't miss out. europe. what unites. what divides. us looks the driving force. what binds the continent together. the answers and stories aplenty the. spotlight on people. focus on girls on g.w. . the players. table. and the state. patrol games in a poker

the former love island contestant mike thalassitis has been found dead in woods near his home in essex17. friends and co—stars have been taking to social media to pay tribute to mr thalassitis, who was also a semi—professional footballer for clubs including st albans and chelmsford. formula one, and reigning world champion lewis hamilton has come second in the australian grand prix, the first of the season. he was beaten by mercedes teammate valterri bottas, who produced what he called the "drive of his life" to win by more than 20 seconds. hamilton had been on pole position for the race. red bull's max vertappen came third. that's it for now. the next news on bbc one is at 6:35pm. until then, have a good afternoon.

flint has died at the age of forty nine british police say the singer was found dead at his home in essex they're not treating his death as suspicious so into saying lead vocals on international hits like fire starter and brave of the band was about to kick off a major tour to promote their new album no tourists. our mind on our top story here and g.w. violent storms and at least one tornado of swept through the u.s. state of alabama twenty three people are confirmed dead authorities say they expect the toll to rise as rescuers search the rubble of a wrecked tilts. coming up in eco india will be looking at how to live happily without electricity and how algae and disrupted the plastic industry that's coming up in just a few minutes. we make up over twenty four tons of coffee for the under thirty five. we all the seven seven percent. want to shape the continent's future. african youngsters testing share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seventy seven percent. platform for. her first day at school in the jungle. first. door is green the moment arrives. join the recruiting

glasgow university the package had early of course buildings to be evacuated and classes canceled essex university in england was also partly close to two suspicious packages. north korea's reported to be rebuilding its long range rocket launch site following the collapse of last week's summit with u.s. president donald trump satellite images from several u.s. think tanks and south korean intelligence services show evidence of reconstruction the u.s. says warns the north if it faces fresh sanctions of young young fails to take steps to denuclearize. in kenya riot police have broken up to strike a grand staff at the main its national airport in the capital nairobi hundreds of passengers based deal is as flights were diverted the national flag carrier kimya aires is in dispute with aviation workers union over contracts and job security. italy has opened applications for its new citizens income scheme residents who understand seven hundred eighty euros a month will receive prepaid debit cards to pay for groceries bills and rent the initiative fulfills a key campaign promise of the five sta

shape or form, just sitting in a part ina shape or form, just sitting in a part in a nice part of essexetails but she was brutally stabbed in the back and as you say, there have been 18 knife murders in the capital this year but she is the 65th teenager to be killed in london in violence. knife crime is a story thatis in violence. knife crime is a story that is running on and on and the home secretary and london mayor, sadiq khan, has got get to to grips with it. how do they get to grips with it. how do they get to grips with it, john? there is a national crisis, think of their intellectual energy expended on brexit, we are talking about it in a second, but we need to do something about this. it isn't a quick and easy fix, police office rs isn't a quick and easy fix, police officers are down by 20,000 from ten years ago, stop and search, at 1.5 million is down to 100,000. are they key fa cto rs ? million is down to 100,000. are they key factors? there are a number of factors, there is austerity and less money in outreach groups, your paper has been talking about campaigns in schools and

possibilities and also two universities the university of glasgow up in scotland at the university of essex also having some of their buildings and faculties being evacuated as well as a result of suspicious items so all of these seemingly to come together we've heard from the mayor of london that car and he says that authorities are treating them as a linked series and although again the motive isn't known but it will only really heighten the sense of security here we saw two years ago a number of terrorist attacks in the u.k. and ever since then the terror or the terror threat level has always remained at a very high level with authorities saying that an imminent terrorist attack could be just around the corner at any point so this will do nothing to lessen those fears and also do nothing to ease the worries of the towel forty's here putting on that latest security scare in london that's of course. a nice arlie thank you. a british born man who has been working in syria has accused the u.k. of racism after it stripped him of his citizenship over alleged ties to jihadists turkish a reef de

love island star, mike thalassitis, has been found dead near his hometown in essex.show. with me now is our correspondent charlotte gallagher. what do we know? as you said, mike is just 26—year—old and found dead, we believe in the woods close to his home. as you said, he was a huge star, on the series of love island, people said he kept mucking the women off and cast as this huge social media following, very popular, he was on another programme. he had a great career in fa ct, programme. he had a great career in fact, after programme. he had a great career in fa ct, after love programme. he had a great career in fact, after love island, lots of people appeared with them and paying tribute on how shocked they are and what an amazing man he was, but there is a lot of shock at the moment. very young fans just teenagers who watched him on this programmejust teenagers who watched him on this programme just a few years ago and now hearing this very sad news. this is not the first on the tragedy has struck the show. just a year ago, sophie appeared just a few years before

any early cloud across essex will clear away quite quickly.rough. de wit will pick up as well but not as blustery as it was yesterday. for some of us outbreaks of like patchy rain and drizzle as we to the end of the afternoon. it averages 9— 11 celsius. through this evening's rush hour we are likely to see that outbreaks of rain. that is set to clear south—east was as we head through the early hours of tomorrow. clear skies developing. 0vernight lows of 5— eight celsius. not as chilly tomorrow morning. 0ver lows of 5— eight celsius. not as chilly tomorrow morning. over the weekend the wind will pick up at times. mostly dry with some sunny spells. cooler by sunday. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half—an—hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now though it's back to charlie and naga. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. it's 6:32. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning: we're asking whether security flaws in so

flights from stansted airport in essex have been suspended for much of the evening, after an aircraftm. the runway has now re—opened. the high court has ruled that part of the government's immigration policy, brought in when theresa may was home secretary, is in breach of human rights legislation. the scheme, known as right to rent, requires landlords in england to establish the immigration status of prospective tenants. judge martin spencer said the scheme had "little or no effect" on controlling immigration — and caused landlords to discriminate against potential tenants because of their nationality. lara ten caten is a solicitor at liberty, an independent membership organisation that challenges injustice, defends freedom and campaigns to make sure everyone in the uk is treated fairly. she's been giving me her reaction to today's ruling. it was a fantastic ruling. it was the best ruling that we could have expected. we now just the best ruling that we could have expected. we nowjust hope that the government is going to take heed of the ruling and is going to stop the right to rent sc

the ship was due to arrive in tilbury, in essex, on tuesday.eboats were forced to turn back because of the conditions. engines are now said to be running and the viking sky may attempt to reach shore this morning but it will all depend on the weather. simon clemison, bbc news. an hour ago i spoke to chris o'connor, who is still on board the ship waiting to be rescued. i began by asking him what conditions are like on the vessel. they are much better than they were on the night from around 2:30pm. we are now sailing into a port and we are now sailing into a port and we are sailing with wind and the waves. up are sailing with wind and the waves. up until about are sailing with wind and the waves. up untilaboutan are sailing with wind and the waves. up until about an hour ago we had been sailing into the wind and the waves to keep the ship stable that it was pretty terrible yesterday afternoon. it sounds terrifying. pictures yesterday on furniture flying all over the place and people injured by that. how have they prioritised he gets rescued when?

the 25—pound catfish was caught at the man—made lake at the lakeside shopping centre in thurrock, essex be held at the lake to reduce the population of invasive species. big fish, little duck. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen. for many it has been lovely and sunny. that there been exceptions and we are having change on the way. behind this wife of a cloud, we have seen. . . behind this wife of a cloud, we have seen... we have for the high teens in the south. transitioning to chilly air continues tonight as that colder air sinks southward behind that bank of cloud for most of the south to avoid frost but not in the north but colder as we go into mothering sunday. but it will be a nice sunny day, the wintry showers should ease us quite significantly what in the south there is a... that cloud should lift and it should mean cloudier and windier and much chillier day. temperatures will be significantly lower and there will remain below average next week when we usher in some

a "rogue" fish has been removed from a lake in essex after children reported seeing it eating ducks.he lakeside shopping centre in thurrock. a spokesman said fishing contests would be held at the lake to reduce

flights from stansted airport in essex have been suspended for much of the evening, after an aircrafts now reopened. a man who gave his girlfriend drugs at a festival and filmed her as she died has been jailed for 8.5 years. the georgian authorities have been asked to extradite jack shepherd back to the uk after he killed a woman in a speedboat crash on the river thames. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are michael booker, deputy editor of the daily express, and susie boniface, columnist for the daily mirror. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the daily telegraph says it understands that army veterans are set to be charged with murder over the deaths of bloody sunday protesters during the troubles, 47 years ago. the guardian leads with calls for the transport secretary, chris grayling, to quit after the government was forced into a £33 million out—of—court settlement over a botched brexit ferry deal. record discounts on easter breaks is on the front of the times, as fears over brexit travel chaos deter travellers.

the ship was due to arrive in tilbury, in essex, on tuesday.ifeboats were forced to turn back because of the conditions. engines are now said to be running and the viking sky may attempt to reach shore this morning but it will all depend on the weather. simon clemison, bbc news. let's speak to chris o'connor, who is on board the ship with his wife debbie and waiting to be rescued. what are conditions like at the moment? much better than they were on the night from about 2:30am. we are now sailing into a port and we are now sailing into a port and we are sailing in with the wind and the waves. up until about an hour ago we have been going into the wind and the ways to keep the ship stable but it was pretty terrible yesterday afternoon. it sounds terrifying. furniture flying all over the place and people injured by that. how have they prioritised he gets rescued when? well, they did not actually announce how they did it that they seemed to take out the injured and infanfirst seemed to take out the injured and in fan first and then, i think it was

the ship was due to arrive in tilbury in essex on tuesday.forced to turn back because of the conditions. engines are now said to be running and the viking sky may attempt to reach shore this morning, but it will all depend on the weather. simon clemison, bbc news. let's speak to travel journalist odd roar langue, who joins us from bud in western norway. he had been out yesterday taking pictures of the coastline when he spotted the vessel in trouble. thank you forjoining us. tell us what you saw. it was really crazy experience, i am a travel reporter, i was out there to take pictures of the huge waves and then i suddenly realised outside the window of the car was a large cruise ship, almost hitting the ground. there was only 100 metres from the shore so it was very, very close. one sign of activity did you see trying to help that ship? at the moment in the start, it was nothing there because it was impossible, it was the height of the waves, 10—15 metres. it was impossible to do anything so i think people had to pray their prayers and hope eve

the 25 pound catfish was caught at the man—made lake at the lakeside shopping centre in thurrock, essexce the population of invasive species. these pictures show a lucky escape for six baby elephants who got stuck in the mud at a nature reserve in thailand. they'd been there for days — until park rangers

further east across parts of essex and kent we could keep the cloud for much of the day but it will alsos around and it will stay dry. in some spots temperatures could drop low enough to get a touch frost into tomorrow morning. it is said to stay dry for the rest of the weekend. 17 celsius in the best of the sunny spells tomorrow. 16 degrees on saturday with some more spells of sunshine but things will turn cooler and cloudier by the end of the weekend. and i will be back with the latest in half—an—hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address and we will see you soon. well. absolutely stunning. thank you. careful as you land. hello this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast this morning. we're looking at how brexit will affect life here in the uk. ben's examining the impact on the two million people working in financial services. hughjackman tells us all about his greatest showman success and starring in the new animated film, missing link. and after 8:30, find out if your favourite sh

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s essex university previously worked for amnesty international for more than thirty years i must be mentioned in forced disappearances or something i'm going to bring you back on it so can you shed some light on what is going on about english with these claims being made about people disappear what is happening in bangladesh on the government's watch is really very unacceptable in terms of democracy all the independent institutions of the parliament have become an extension of the growing of them all of these things have happened by the support of people intellectuals mr grover's of you who are active the files of the nation the nature of the issues now just go back. and forced disappearance of the way top of the group plain clothes officers go to the house of the people that collect them they take them away and then the police the security agencies all of those people they just say that they don't have any knowledge of them to a result of it but i think if you are saying abbas that this is the government policy i fear you are mistaken government does not need to disappear people government h