man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesend in kent. a number of people have been injured. this is not the response of a country that wants to get to the bottom of what is going on. a man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesend in kent. a number of people have been injured. mps demand answers from facebook, after accusations of data being taken and passed on without users' consent. and britain wins its first gold at the winter paralympics — menna fitzpatrick and her guide jen kehoe took the the women's visually—impaired slalom. and in half—an—hour, here on bbc news, inside out goes to dover to look at what impact brexit will have on the region. the attorney general in the us state of massachusetts, is to begin an investigation, into claims that information from millions of facebook users, may have been used by a data company, during the 2016 us presidential election. a former employee of cambridge analytica, good morning and welcome to bbc news. parts of the uk have

a man is arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesend, in kent. a number of people were injured. mps demand answers from facebook, after accusations that data from millions of users profiles is being mishandled without users‘ consent. and britain wins its first gold at the winter paralympics. menna fitzpatrick, and her guide, jen kehoe, took the the women's visually—impaired slalom. and in half an hour, dateline london takes a look at russia's presidential election, and considers what impact another six years of vladimir putin in the kremlin would have. parts of the uk have been gripped with snow and ice, as the "mini beast from the east" has swept in from siberia. a number of met office amber warnings of a possible risk to life have been in place in south—west england, south—east and mid wales and the west midlands. this is the current picture, most of the most serious warnings have now expired but there is still an amber snow warning in place in the south west of england where forecasters say there is a good chance that some rural upla

that is the latest from that seen in gravesend in kent. time for the weather.ecially so across the south and the west, but we will continue to see showers falling across the north, central and eastern areas. the northwest and parts of northern ireland will see brighter weather. this is the greatest concern. 10—20 centimetres, severe weather. it will be blowing a gale as well. treacherous conditions for those out and about. it stays bitingly cold overnight, even though we lose a lot of the snow. it will bea we lose a lot of the snow. it will be a hard frost in the south because of the strength of the wind. the good news is things quietened down tomorrow as high pressure moves into cot of this bitter wind.

man is being questioned on suspicion of attempted murder, after a 4x4 was driven at a nightclub in gravesendring on the brink. residents from clifftop chalets in norfolk are told to evacuate as their homes are at risk of coastal erosion due to the high tide. and an arts and textiles teacher from north west london, becomes the first person from this country to win a million—dollar teaching prize. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary borisjohnson says the government has evidence that, for the last ten years, russia has been making and stockpiling novichok, the nerve agent britain says was used to try and kill a former spy and his daughter in salisbury. mrjohnson accused the russians of ‘smug sarcasm' after their ambassador to the eu suggested the nerve agent could have come from britain's own porton down research centre, which is near salisbury. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. after two weeks of delicate investigation and decontamination work in salisbury, in which police officers and troops have had to take extraordinary precautions to protect the

a man is arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesend, in kent. mps demand answers from facebook, after accusations that data from millions of users profiles is being mishandled without users‘ consent. and, in half an hour, click looks at the future of work and asks which jobs will go to the robots. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary boris johnson says the government has evidence russia has been making and stockpiling novichok, the nerve agent britain says was used to try and kill the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter in salisbury. mrjohnson accused the russians of "smug sarcasm" after their ambassador to the eu suggested the nerve agent could have come from britain's own porton down research centre, which is near salisbury. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. after two weeks of delicate investigation and decontamination work in salisbury, in which police officers and troops have had to take extraordinary precautions to protect themselves, the russian ambassador to the eu cho

simonjones, bbc news, gravesend.o be uninhabitable, following 40 mile an hour winds and three metre high waves over the weekend. the coastguard says in some parts of hemsby the cliffs have been eroded by 15 feet. robby west reports. on saturday evening as the tide was drawing in, lifeboat crews helped move people's furniture out. stephen chadwick knew he had to go after seeing his garden disappear overnight. yes, i bought it for sea views, beautiful sea views, and now the sea has taken it away. i woke up at 7.30 this morning and had a cup of coffee at the back door and i felt like an earthquake and the cliffjust went. it's a total shock — and watching people taking my house apart.

is being questioned on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesend kent. a teacher from this country has become the first british woman to win an international teaching prize. a winning start for southampton‘s new a winning start for southampton's new manager, mark hughes, as they humiliate wigan to go through to the fa cup semifinals. and in half an hour here on bbc news, money for nothing goes to finland, where the government there is giving money away with no strings attached. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary borisjohnson says the government has evidence russia has been making and stockpiling novichok, the nerve agent britain says was used to try and kill the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter in salisbury. mrjohnson accused the russians of "smug sarcasm" after their ambassador to the eu suggested the nerve agent could have come from britain's own porton down research centre, which is near salisbury. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. after two weeks of delicate investigation and dec

man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesendin kent. 13 people have received treatment for injuries. mps are asking facebook for an explainiation, after accusations that profiles were used without users‘ permission, by a firm employed by donald trump's election campaign. those are our latest headlines. now, the week's best stories from the bbc‘s inside out. . what will brexit mean for traffic in kent? that cannot be allowed to happen. the kitchen like cooking is a serious business. it gives me a reason to get up in the morning, get dressed and get out there. and, the world of strictly dog dancing. it couldn't get more tense, could it?” strictly dog dancing. it couldn't get more tense, could it? i and natalie graham with an told stories closer to home, from all around the south—east, this is inside out. hello, and welcome to the programme, which comes to you from dover. brexit is coming and some of the biggest changes in the south—east are going to happen right here in this town. tonight, we can exclusively reveal academic resear

simonjones, bbc news, gravesend.adimir putin was making, it seems he could be elected with a majority of 70%, he's been addressing crowds in manezh square in moscow but also surrounded by reporters eager to ask him about ukraine, and about his future as president, how long he might stay in the post. dexter he also talked about the poisoning of sergei skripal and his daughter yulia, poisons two weeks ago with the nerve agent novichok in wiltshire. president putin says he learned about the tragedy from the media. his view was, the first thing that came to mind was, had it been a chemical warfare agent they would not just have been chemical warfare agent they would notjust have been poisoned, they would have died on the spot. he says this is an obvious fact, it is simply necessary to understand this first. then he went on to talk about whether there could be russian involvement. he says russia doesn't have the means to do this. he says, we would never do this ahead of a presidential election and the world cups we are re

questioned on suspicion of attempted murder, after a 4x4 was driven into a marquee at a nightclub in gravesending up... teetering on the brink. residents from clifftop chalets in norfolk are told to evacuate their homes at risk of coastal erosion due to the high tide. and an arts and textiles teacher from north west london, becomes the first person from this country to win a million—dollar teaching prize. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the foreign secretary says the government has evidence that russia has been creating and stockpiling the nerve agents known as novichok. speaking to the bbc, borisjohnson accused the kremlin of ‘smug sarcasm' in its response to the attack in salisbury two weeks ago. a senior russian diplomat has suggested that the substance used in salisbury could have come from the british research laboratory at porton down. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. today, despite the bad weather, troops and police officers continued the delicate and dangerously of decontamination and preserving the scenes in salisbury. it is clear now the focus of this inve

simonjones, bbc news, gravesend. ten homes on the norfolk coast are believed to be uninhabitable, following a0 mile an hour winds and three metre high waves over the weekend. the coastguard says in some parts of hemsby the cliffs have been eroded by 15 feet. robby west reports. on saturday evening as the tide was drawing in, lifeboat crews helped move people's furniture out. stephen chadwick knew he had to go after seeing his garden disappear overnight. yes, i bought it for sea views, beautiful sea views, and now the sea has taken it away. i woke up at 7.30 this morning and had a cup of coffee at the back door and i felt like an earthquake and the cliffjust went. it's a total shock — and watching people taking my house apart. i do not think i would be here tomorrow. this weekend, home owners were evacuated after a fortnight of high tides and easterly winds that had shed the coast‘s natural defences away. this morning, i was able to see the effect of the storm. you can really see the damage that has been cost by the s

man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesendt. 13 people have received treatment for injuries. mps are asking facebook for an explanation, after accusations that profiles were used without users' permission, by a firm employed by donald trump's election campaign. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, we are looking at the future of work. but whichjobs will go to the robots? stock pickers? nurses? mine? file footage: mr victor sherlock of horsham has got a robot at the bottom of his garden and he's trying to teach it how to mow the lawn. artificial intelligence. everyone's talking about it. over the years, we've seen it develop, we've seen it evolve. oh, yes! this is the watson that wonjeopardy. we have travelled the world to see ai that tries to treat cancer... it studies millions, or tens of millions, of examples from the whole assemblage of scientific literature. ..predict crime, understand the economy... show me companies with revenue between $25 million and $60 million. ..and save the world. so it might not yet ha

attempted murder after several people were injured when a car was driven into a busy nightclub in gravesend the incident at blake's nightclub is not being being treated as terror—related. footage posted on social media appears to show a car inside a marquee at the nightclub, as officers led people to safety. the russian ambassador to the eu, vladimir chizhov, has suggested that the uk's own research laboratory in wiltshire could be the source of the nerve agent used in the poisoning of a former russian spy in salisbury. the foreign office has called the russian account "absolute nonsense". here's our diplomatic correspondent, james robbins. two weeks after the chemical attack on sergei and yulia skripal, ambassador chizhov said there were no stockpiles whatsoever of nerve agents left in russia. but then in an interview with andrew marr he went a bit further. asked how the chemical weapon came to be used in salisbury, mr chizhov suggested... when you have the nerve agent or whatever, you check it against certain samples that you retain in your laboratories. and porton down, as we now all kno

year—old mohammed abdul will appear in court today following the incident at blake's nightclub in gravesendst 13 people were injured in the collision. police are not treating the incident as terror—related. two men have been injured in an explosion in austin, texas. it follows a series of parcel bombings in the city which have killed two people this month and injured two others. police say the latest blast may have been triggered by a trip wire. andrew plant reports. a neighbourhood in texas, sunday night into monday morning, residents here are being evacuated. police and fbi were called to a property and reports of an explosion. two people taken to hospital. we want to put out a message that we have been putting out and that is that not only do not touch any packages or anything that looks like a package. do not even go near it at this time. given the darkness, we have not had an opportunity to look at this blast site to determine what has happened. this is already a city on high alert with two people killed and one seriously injured in a series of parcel bomb attacks this month. packages

were injured when at least 13 people were injured when a car was driven into a busy nightclub in gravesend area. police say it is a miracle that nobody was killed. a packed tented area of the club for smokers, ploughed into by a four—wheel drive— at just before midnight. ploughed into by a four—wheel drive— atjust before midnight. bbc dj was there. my god, i nearly died. this car came through the club. look! police say 13 people were hurt although it was likely that others we re although it was likely that others were injured left the club for ambulances arrived. everyone was panicking, screaming and crying. i remember this one girl, she was right next to me. she was only little that she was crying so much because her friend was outside. we don't know if they got hit or not but the amount she was crying we think she may have. this woman says her first thought was to text her pa rents. her first thought was to text her parents. i was shaking. i her first thought was to text her parents. iwas shaking. i had never shaken a much i like. ijust thought in my head i have to make sure that my pare

man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesendent. a number of people have been injured. a commons committee has said the government should consider delaying brexit — because so little progress has been made in key areas of negotiation with the eu. coming up in a few minutes our sunday morning edition of the papers — this mornings reviewers are journalist and broadcaster, rachel shabi, and anne ashworth, associate editor of the times. before the papers — sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine downes. paralympics gb are celebrating their best ever winter games — after winning their first gold medal in pyeongchang. menna fitzpatrick and jen kehoe won the visually impared slalom — adding gold to the two silver medals and a bronze they'd already won. they'll be flag—bearers at today's closing ceremony. mille knight and brett wild won bronze in the same event — bringing paralympics gb‘s medal tally to seven. it's been absolutely astonishing, the way that this week has gone from quite low to extremely

arrested a man on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub building in gravesendthe incident is not being treated as terror—related. the attorney general in the us state of massachusetts is to begin an investigation into claims that information from millions of facebook users may have been used by a data company during the 2016 us presidential election. a former employee of cambridge analytica claims that 50 million profiles were accessed. the two companies deny any wrongdoing. our business correspondent joe lynam explains. this is all about protection of personal information and data. it all started with the creation of an app four years ago by the university of cambridge. that app harvested loads of data from facebook users, 270,000, in fact. but in addition to that, their friends‘ as well, so you can see how it gets into millions. that information, which is very personal information, was then given to a company called cambridge analytica — unfortunate that the name is confusingly similar. and facebook ordered cambridge analytica to delete that personal informat

arrested a man on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub building in gravesend injured. the incident is not being treated as terror related. in other news, syrian civilians at both ends of the country have been facing intense fighting over the last few days, and the un says there is likely to be more to come. a few miles from the capital damascus, regime—backed forces have nearly captured the rebel—held enclave of eastern ghouta, and thousands of people have been forced to flee the area. and in the north, as many as 150,000 people are fleeing a military operation by turkey, aiming to push out kurdish forces in the town of afrin. andrew plant reports. 0n the road out of a friend, civilians now leaving the city 150,000 over the past few days on foot, carrying what they can —— afrin. this area of northern syria the latest battlefront in a country besieged by warfor seven the latest battlefront in a country besieged by war for seven long yea rs. besieged by war for seven long years. translation: we fled because of the airstrikes and bombardment by turkish forces. th

man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesend kent. 13 people have received treatment for injuries. mps are asking facebook for an explanation after accusations that profiles were used without users' permission, by a firm employed by donald trump's election campaign. now on bbc news, it's time for politics europe withjo coburn. hello and welcome to politics europe, your regular guide to the top stories in brussels and strasbourg. on today's programme — as putin prepares the kremlin response to british diplomatic expulsions for the poisoning of former russian double agent sergei skripal, will the eu increase sanctions on the soviet state? does the eu have its very own frank underwood 7 house of cards fans will know what i'm talking about. we'll delve inside the shady world of european bureaucrats. as britain's relationship with russia reaches lows not seen since the cold war, the russian embassy has upped its game on twitter. is social media a new diplomatic weapon? so, all that to come and more in the next half an hour. and joini

man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesend, in kent. 13 people have received treatment for injuries. mps are asking facebook for an explanation, after accusations that profiles were used without users‘ permission, by a firm employed by donald trump's election campaign. a commons committee has said the government should consider delaying brexit because so little progress has been made in key areas of negotiation with the eu. time for sport now with katherine downs. the closing ceremony of the paralympics finishing in south korea. we will start with the third of the fa cup quarterfinals taking place this weekend between wigan and southampton. it has just kicked off. yesterday, tottenham and manchester united went through to the last four. chelsea travel to leicester later. live pictures of the game taking place on bbc one. wigan knocked out premier league leaders manchester city in the last round. what a story that was. mark hughes taking charge of southampton today for the first time since his appointment on wednesday. wigan mo

a man is arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesend

man's been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a car was driven into a nightclub in gravesendle have received treatment for injuries. mps are asking facebook for an explanation, after accusations that profiles were used without users' permission, by a firm employed by donald trump's election campaign. now on bbc news, injanuary 2017, finland began a bold social experiment: the government started paying 2,000 unemployed finns a basic income. it's free money — it comes with no strings attached. in this special programme, we follow the stories of four finns to see if the scheme has helped them get back into work. injanuary 2017, finland began a bold social experiment. the government started paying 2,000 unemployed finns basic income. they each get a guaranteed 560 euros a month for two years. it's free money — it comes with no strings attached. you could say that basic income is money for free, because you don't have to fulfil any conditions to get it. basic income is an idea that has gained some high profile champions, from facebook chief mark zuckerberg to elon musk to bernie s