essex police say they are acting on what they call new and credible information.sed to tell detectives what happened to his niece, and he has refused to say where her body is. essex police have revealed they did receive a tip—off about this location when danielle first went missing, although it was not one of the 1000 garages they searched. the officer now leading the operation has not yet worked out why. there was some similar information, not identical, but really our priority this week is to make sure we do everything we can to reunite danielle with her family. danielle jones's parents have been told about today's search. they say they hope it will bring some of the answers they have been waiting for all these yea rs. a 101—year—old war veteran has become the oldest person in the world to complete a sky dave. he jumped 15,000ft from the plane along with three generations of his family. keeping britain's oldest —— he became britain's oldest skydiver when he was 100. that was not enough. yesterday, verdun hayes took on the world and won. he only needed tojump on

we've learned essex police have launched an investigation into deaths at the linden centre going backes they're looking at, but one source has told us that it could be as many as 20 deaths being investigated. this nurse had noticed these problems for many years. he spent a decade at the trust and left last summer. he wants us to protect his identity as it could affect his employment. the risk of ligature points had been identified many years ago, and as a result one would have expected the trust to have taken action regarding those risks. when senior staff and nurses asked whether those had been dealt with, senior management would give them reassurance. did you try and raise concerns or ask managers about, are these things being fixed that would minimise people taking their own life? as a staff member, yes, on a regular basis. what was the response? if you asked too many questions, you were deemed as a troublemaker. if ligature points as a risk had been resolved, there would have been less loss of lives. as a staff member, you can't do anything about that. a staff member can't change

we've learned essex police have launched an investigation into deaths at the linden centre going backases they're looking at, but one source has told us that it could be as many as 20 deaths being investigated. the trust said it was improving systems to ensure investigations are carried out rigorously and thoroughly, and that learning shared across the entire organisation. they are also undertaking a full ligature ordered, —— audit, removing features that could be used by patients to take their own lives. that's what melanie leahy‘s trying to ensure, by supporting other families going through the same trauma she faced. at the coroner's court, she's meeting another member of the club, lisa morris, whose son ben hung himself in the linden centre in 2008. i do believe ben's death is one of the 20—odd that they are looking into, and that makes me angry as well. ben's, since 2000, ben's death, that's17 years ago. 17 years. why have they left it 17 years? can the police inquiries into deaths at the linden centre restore trust for the grieving families, whose relatives died in the place they

essex police have spent the day searching a block of garages in thurrock for the body of a schoolgirl and murdered by her uncle. detectives were told about the garages at the time, but only decided to search them after a new tip off earlier this year. our correspondent robert hall is there tonight. the specialist team moved on to this suburban parking area at around nine o'clock this morning. one of the first things they did with a wrecked the security fence you can see behind me. they spent much of the day concentrating their efforts on one particular garage amongst the group they had sealed off. the workers finish that night but it is an unexpected development in the hunt for danielle jones, whose disappearance sparked one of the biggest police operations in the uk has ever seen. could this nondescript group of garages, surrounded by a housing estate, answer the question which has haunted and essex family for so long? have investigators finally discovered the spot where the body of 15—year—old danielle jones was hidden 16 years ago? the story began at eight o'clock on a june morning

essex police say they are acting on what they call new and credible information.sex police have revealed they did receive a tip—off about this location when danielle first went missing, although it was not one of the 1000 garages they searched. the officer now leading the operation has not yet worked out why. there was some similar information, not identical, but really our priority this week is to make sure we do everything we can to reunite danielle with her family. daniellejones's parents have been told about today's search. they say they hope it will bring some of the answers they have been waiting for all these years. the time is 13 minutes to six. the headlines this evening. the government emergency committee is meeting to discuss the handling of the cyber attack that hit the nhs. to reza may —— theresa may talks about workers right as a voter conference are about benefits. labour has committed more money to the nhs. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and

police in essex have begun searching a block of garages in thurrock, for the body of a schoolgirl whotuart campbell in 2001, but her body was never found. nick beake reports. daniellejones, the girl who simply vanished on her way to school and was never seen again. but could this be a breakthrough? this morning, specialist teams moved in to search this garage. danielle's parents, tony and linda, soon arrived at the place where detectives now believe she may be buried. the schoolgirl‘s uncle, stuart campbell, was jailed for murder even though her body was never found. essex police say they are acting on what they describe as new and credible information received earlier this year, but it hasn't come from stuart campbell. for the past 16 years, he's refused to tell detectives what happened to his niece and he's refused to say where her body is. essex police have revealed they did receive a tip—off about this location when danielle first went missing, although it wasn't one of 1,000 garages they searched. the officer now leading this operation hasn't yet worked out why. there was some si

police in essex have begun searching a block of garages in thurrock the body of a schoolgirl who wenter uncle stuart campbell in 2001. when danielle disappeared in 2001, it led to a huge police but daniellejones, the girl who simply vanished on her way to school and was never seen again. but could this be a breakthrough? this morning, specialist teams moved in to search this garage. danielle‘s parents, tony and linda, soon arrived at the place where detectives now believe she may be buried. the schoolgirl‘s uncle, stuart campbell, was jailed for murder even though her body was never found. essex police say they are acting on what they describe as new and credible information received earlier this year, but it hasn‘t come from stuart campbell. for the past 16 years, he‘s refused to tell detectives what happened to his niece and he‘s refused to say where her body is. the lead story is that emmanuel macron has travelled to berlin, his first foreign trip as president of france. he says he wants to reinvigorate relations with germany in what he is calling an historic juncture for europe. s

essex police say they are acting on what they call new and credible information.ding the operation has not yet worked out why. there was some similar information, not identical, but my priority this week is to make sure we do everything we can to reunite danielle with her family. daniellejones' parents have been told about today's search. they say they hope it will bring some of the answers they have been waiting for all these years. in his first full day in office the new french president, emmanuel macron, has named edouard philippe as his prime minister. 46—year—old mr philippe is not from the president's new centrist party but from the centre—right republicans. 0ur correspondent mark lowen has this report. the new prime minister is on the centrist wing of the right. mayor of the city of le havre, he was at mr macron's university and was originally a socialist. his immediate challenge, to get mr macron's newborn political party a majority in elections next month. france's youngest ever president was inaugurated yesterday in centuries—old tradition. all the pomp

we‘ve learned essex police have launched an investigation into deaths at the linden centre going backs ago. 17 years. why have they left it 17 years? can the police inquiries into deaths at the linden centre restore trust for the grieving families, whose relatives died in the place they were supposed to be safe? you can watch the full 12 night report on the victoria derbyshire programme page “— report on the victoria derbyshire programme page —— 12 minute report. i want to give you some comments from the european union‘s chief brexit negotiator michel barnier he was been talking in brussels after the eu process of confirming the details of the negotiator monday we re details of the negotiator monday were completed. and was asked about the prospect of the uk walking out of the negotiations if the eu presents a huge divorce bill. he said he wasn‘t thinking terms of the talks collapsing but has warned that anyone talking about the process ending with no deal should spell out the reality of what that would mean. at those talks in brussels, several ministers stressed their priorities are t

the entertainer is suing essex police for two and a half million pounds, saying his arrest, in connectiond floating in michael barrymore's swimming pool in 2001. a diamond ring bought forjust £10 at a car—boot sale 30 years ago is is expected to fetch £350,000 pounds at auction. the owner believed the large white diamond was a piece of costume jewellery when she bought it in the 1980s. she wore the spectacular stone for decades without realising its true value — even wearing it while she did household chores. with me isjessica wyndham — head of london jewellery department at sotheby‘s. and why liz is a pleasure to see you, there is also the stone! lets get a close—up. there it is. it is gorgeous. and if you pick up the setting it would be in, you can see how large the whole is. that was made specifically for the diamond, the mount would have been created for it, and i think that is part of the reason why the owner never thought it was real, because of the size. it is 26 carats. many of us would never even dream of owning let alone seeing a stone like this. what alone seeing a stone like t

essex. the headlines on bbc news:. policeits highest level in nearly four years, at 2.7%, pushed up by energy price rises, higher clothing costs and air fares. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. the ftse is up almost one point. the dax is pretty much on change, down 0.2%. not long before the final closing bell on the dow and nasdaq. they are ok. let's get a bit more on the news of the young girl who was in a car when it was stolen in east london atjust after six 30p today. on the line is peter kirkham, a former police detective chief inspector —— 6:30pm today. it is a bit of a cliche, but it is critical, the first few hours after this kind of incident, in order to try and trace this missing girls to purely very much so. getting as much as you can in the early stages is absolutely crucial. they will be desperately looking for the vehicle as the primary line of inquiry. cctv and other means of trying to track that vehicle, and also appealing for information from the public

police are spending a second day at a block of garages in essex, in their search for the body of daniellejones—year—old girl who disappeared in 2001. officers have been excavating areas of the garage complex in stifford clays in thurrock. marc ashdown reports. this is ground penetrating radar. if anything is detected under the concrete the digging begins. specialist search teams have been here now for nearly two days, and an assuming set of garages which could hold the key to finding daniel jones. police were tipped off earlier this year that there was suspicious activity here in 2001, around the time she vanished. questions have been raised as to why these garages were not searched as pa rt these garages were not searched as part of the original investigation backin part of the original investigation back in 2001. this was one of hundreds of leads and tip—offs detectives received at the time. it was one of the most expensive police operations ever mounted. danielle jones disappeared on her way to school, her uncle stuart campbell was found guilty of abducting and murdering her. he was sentenc

police in essex say they are searching a garage for the murder of teenager 15 years ago.er 15 years ago. the body of danieljohnson was neverfound. her uncle was found guilty of the murder in 2002, but never tell police what happened. president trump has been urged to hand over any recordings of conversations between him and sacked fbi directorjames comey to the authorities. senior opposition politicians continue to pressure the president over allegations russia meddled in last year's election. they warn destroying any tapes — if they exist — would be against the law. dozens of nhs hospitals are still affected by the global cyber attack with routine operations and tests cancelled. the conservatives are promising to expand workers' rights, including unpaid leave to care for relatives if the party keeps power. labour says it will spend an extra £37 million on the nhs in england over the next five years if it wins power. in sport hull manager marco silva says he will meet with the clu b silva says he will meet with the club before deciding whether to stay following the relega

police station. voting is under way for elections for the county councils outside london. local elections are taking place across essexheath. we've been looking for a lot of lost pieces of public art. we've been looking for a0 pieces altogether right across the country and some of those are from the festival of britain. this is ourfirst big find. it is a festival of britain piece called the sunbathers and we're happy to have found it. it is a wonderful piece of work and we thought it was gone forever. travel now. the tube is still running well, apart from at warren street station. it's closed to northern and victoria line services because of an electrical fault. thameslink trains have some lines blocked between saint pancras and st some overhead wires have been damaged. let's take a look at the m25. clockwise traffic is building around junction 10 for the a3. in wapping, there are queues westbound on the highway from the limehouse link, after an accident. and in the city, we have gas works and lane restrictions on camomile street to the east of bishopsgate. time for a look at the weather now. here's elizabeth rizzini.

police have been searching garages near thurrock. assistant chief constable steve warron from kent and essex serious crime directorate gave this updateance to allow danielle‘s parents to visit the site, supported by their family liaison officer who has worked with them since danielle‘s disappearance in 2001. iran denies that the work they are undertaking does cause some disruption to the community and i‘m grateful for the understanding they have shown us. i am pleased with the progress we have made so far and today our focus is to work with specialists and forensic archaeologists to identify once and for all whether danielle‘s body has been buried here. that work will include the use of ground penetrating radar and there will also be excavation work that is undertaken following the gp are work undertaken following the gp are work under way at the moment. an exercise technique used across japan to help combat dementia among the elderly is now being piloted in the uk. a care home in cambridgeshire in the east of england has seen encouraging results so far, as tim muffett reports. we‘re going to go up. we‘re going to go down. the hunter

police have begun a search of garages to try to find the body of a schoolgirl who went missing in 2001. they're looking for daniellejones. this is according to the head of kent and essexacherous driving conditions and heavy rain for the north—west of england. elsewhere, lightand heavy rain for the north—west of england. elsewhere, light and patchy particularly across the south east where we could make 18 celsius. the moray firth favoured to see the best of the brightness and highest temperatures 20 or 21 celsius. now this evening and overnight, rippling front will move in bringing further outbreaks of rain. it will remain breezy and misty and murky and a mild night to come. temperatures 14 or 15 celsius. tuesday, another mild day. southerly winds across—the—board. tuesday, another mild day. southerly winds across—the—boa rd. outbreaks tuesday, another mild day. southerly winds across—the—board. outbreaks of rain through central areas, areas of showers in towards the north—west corner with sunshine and very warm across the south east. we could make 24 celsius. this is bbc news, and these are the top stories developing at 11. jazz patients have been urged to use the nhs