more than a50 patients died at gosport war memorial hospital in hampshire after being given powerfulmore people may have had their lives shortened. in the wake of a report into events at the hospital, the health secretary matt hancock has announced stronger measures to protect nhs whistle—blowers. from april next year, medical examiners will be introduced across england to ensure every death is scrutinised. the findings in the gosport report are truly shocking, and we must not forget that every one of those people was a son or daughter, a mother or a father or a sister or a brother. and i want to reiterate the profound and unambiguous apology on behalf of the government and the nhs for the hurt and the anguish that families who lost loved ones have endured. our thoughts, as he said, are with the families of the 456 patients whose lives were shortened because of what happened at gosport. and the families of the 200 others who may have suffered, whose lives may be shortened but because of missing medical records, we will never know for sure. that lingering doubt must be a particularly

the couple, from gosport in hampshire, will be sentenced next week.ve paid tribute to the five people killed in a helicopter crash in leicester last month. the couple we re leicester last month. the couple were met by the family of the club's owner, who died in the accident along with four others. fast, sudden death and armageddon aren't necessarily words you'd expect to associate with chess. but they're all being used in relation to the final of the world chess championship in london. the defending champion, magnus carlsen, who's norwegian, and his american challenger, fabiano caruana, remained level after 12 games. so they're now playing a series of increasingly quick matches to decide who will be crowned king. richard conway reports. it has been three long weeks, and not a checkmate in sight. but after 12 drawn games and over 48 hours of playing time, the chess equivalent of a penalty shoot—out is under way to decide who will be crowned world champion. it is inside that soundproof glass box that this title will be decided. the two men must play fas

roxanne davis, from gosport, and samuel davies, from southampton, were convicted at winchester crownjones, has begun giving evidence at the inquest into the death of the former welsh minister, carl sargeant, who was found hanged last november. mrjones was criticised for sacking mr sargeant after he was accused of inappropriate behaviour towards women — allegations he denied. our wales correspondent sian lloyd joins us from the inquest. what did we hear today? the first minister carwynjones has onlyjust begun giving evidence. we have heard just about ten minutes from them before the german financial dog during that time the coroner was trying to get some sense of what is the role of first minister, what other duties and responsibilities and also of the special advisers and the team who surround the first minister. this morning the inquest heard from one of the first minister's special advisers about what was happening within the office of the first minister in the days in the run—up to the decision that he took to sack carl sargeant from his cabinet secretary post last november. and i

stanley spent his short life in this block of flats in gosport.o stanley's arms, legs, ribs and skull. but this is one of the rare cases where there wasn't the forensic or other evidence to determine which of the defendants did it. by the time stanley died, he was just 2a days old. there has been some shouting and screaming. at one point, police were called to the flat when a heard shouting. both davies and davis, here holding stanley, were cocaine users. the police see stanley is unharmed and they leave. all right then... in the next few days, the pair are filmed at the flats. then davies makes a distressed phone call to a medical centre on the day stanley received his worst injury. the following day, roxanne davis is seen with stanley, just hours before he is rushed to hospital. he died a week later. the level of injuries was truly horrific, and it was a difficult case to investigate. i think for the community it is difficult that somebody as young as 2a days could have suffered this amount of injuries and we're just pleased we have been able to

roxanne davis, from gosport, and samuel davies, from southampton, were convicted at winchester crownhic fire warning has now been issued, for the first time in the state's history. extreme weather conditions have also hit new south wales, with torrential rain and flooding in sydney, from where hywel griffith reports. fleeing the fires while they still can. for 8,000 queenslanders there's has been no choice but to leave their homes behind. bush fires are a familiar threat in australia — but not here and not at this time of year. a heatwave, combined with fierce winds, created what the emergency services called a firestorm. it's not normal for queensland. people will burn to death. their normal approaches probably won't work if the situation develops as it is predicted to develop. it's no different to a category—five cyclone coming straight through your door. as the day ended, more than 130 fires continue to burn. some homes have been destroyed but rescue teams have stopped lives from being lost. 800 miles down the coast it was a very different storm testing the authorities as sydney w

stanley spent his short life in this block of flats in gosport.ere wasn't the evidence to determine which of the evidence to determine which of the defendants did it. by the time sta nley the defendants did it. by the time stanley died, he was just 24 days old. there has been no of shouting and screaming. at one point, police we re and screaming. at one point, police were called to the flat when a heard shouting. both davies and davis, here holding stanley, were cocaine users. the police see stanley is unharmed and they leave. all right then... next few days, the pair are filmed at the flats. then davies makes a distressed phone call a medical centre on the day stanley received his worst injury. the following day, roxanne davis is seen the following day, roxanne davis is seen with stanley, just hours before he is rushed to hospital. he died a week later. the level of injuries was truly horrific, and it was a difficult case to investigate. i think for the community it is difficult that somebody as young as 24 days could have suffered this amount of