. _ now. jessica ellen with the latest in guildford, thank _ now. jessica ellen with the latest in guildfordin libya following the catastrophic flooding in the city of derna. 11,000 people are believed to have died and thousands are still missing after two dams collapsed, inundating the city with water. about 30,000 people have been left homeless and there are now fears of disease from the contaminated water. the red cross, though, has said it beleives there's a chance of finding survivors. frances read has the latest. this is all that is left, in a city where thousands of people are dead and many more thousands are missing. between these buildings, the signs of ordinary life now turned upside down or washed away. 30,000 are homeless and now danger of disease from contaminated water. aid is heading towards derna. the logistical challenges are enormous in a place where there is now no electricity, no water or fuel. only one of the seven access routes possible. to be able to move from the west part to the east part, before it was 15 kilometres. now it is 150 kilometres to be able to move from

let's go to graham satchell in guildford. the investigation will i in guildford.know about the process, the transfer from gatwick airport and what will happen now? you are riaht and what will happen now? you are ri . ht that and what will happen now? you are right that this _ and what will happen now? you are right that this has _ and what will happen now? you are right that this has been _ and what will happen now? you are right that this has been a _ and what will happen now? you are right that this has been a long - and what will happen now? you are right that this has been a long and | right that this has been a long and complex and ongoing investigation i would say for five weeks. it's five weeks tomorrow that sara's body was found in woking. there has been extensive cooperation between the british police and the pakistani authorities to try and track down sara's father, stepmother and uncle. it has been entirely of their own volition that they came back this morning. they were not found, they were not arrested and as you say, there are a lot of questions abo

we are expecting here at guildford i expecting here at guildford magistrates�* court those three relatives malik. all charged with murder and charged with causing or allowing the death of a child. it is after ten—year—old sara sharif was found dead at her family ten—year—old sara sharif was found dead at herfamily home in woking here in surrey, on the 10th of august. a postmortem examination found she had what were described as multiple and extensive injuries. those three, herfather, stepmother and uncle all arrived back in the uk from pakistan on wednesday stopped lately and through dubai. when they touched down at gatwick they were arrested by surrey police, around 7:30pm on wednesday evening uk time. surrey police say sara sharif�*s mother is being supported by specially trained police officers and that she is being kept up—to—date with what is happening. at some point today we are expecting here at guildford magistrates those three, the father, stepmother and uncle, being charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. ., ~ i. morocco�*s government says it will rebuil

this morning, we are expecting those three to appear here at guildford magistrates' court.court. herfather and her stepmother and her uncle all arrive back in the uk on wednesday from pakistan, flying via dubai and they were arrested at gatwick airports which was at 7:30pm uk time. surrey police say that her mother is being kept up—to—date with what is happening and she is being supported by specially trained police officers. of course, it's here at guildford that we are expecting those three, her father, her stepmother and her uncle to appear at some point this morning, charged with murder and causing and allowing the death of a child. thank ou ve allowing the death of a child. thank you very much. _ allowing the death of a child. thank you very much, jessica _ allowing the death of a child. thank you very much, jessica lane. - an announcement is expected later about the future of one of britain's biggest steelworks — port talbot in wales. india's tata group has been in talks with the government over state aid to produce �*greener�* steel. however, unions fear the move cou

the three adults are due to appear at guildford magistrates court.jor development sites in the capital were unable to proceed as it�*s unclear how the rules would be applied. the changes are expected to require new buildings taller than 18 metres to have a second staircase. the government says it�*s working rapidly to design transitional arrangements. think of the barbican and grey concrete buildings may spring to mind. but what�*s less well known is the botanical garden inside it. to help change that and entice more visitors there, artist ranjani shettar has been invited to create artwork for the barbican�*s conservatory and — best of all — it�*s free. i think it�*s not being very accessible. been very accessible. it�*s just not been open to the public. and that�*s one of our other big endeavors is with having rajani�*s work in here is create more accessibility, have more opening hours. so it�*s open exclusively on sundays, late on fridays. and so it�*s critical for us that we maintain it as a free space. travel now, and this is how the tube is look

tim muffett live in guildford. — into sara's death. tim muffett live in guildford.floods in libya, could reach as many as 20,000. the current figure is around 5500. two dams burst and the floodwater swept through the port city of derna on sunday. 0ur correspondent joe inwood has more. derna is a city overwhelmed. first by water. then, by the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe the flooding has caused. and finally, overwhelmed by grief at the loss of life. "god give me patience. my heart is with you," this man cries as he sees the body of his young son. it's now becoming clearer that this was a natural disaster, but enabled by human actions. the wadi derna river had two dams — both failed. the upper one, ten kilometres from the town, had a capacity of about 1.5 million cubic metres of water. when that burst, that water, with a weight of about 1.5 million tonnes, rushed to the sea, sweeping the second dam and about a quarter of the city with it. translation: we had warned the authorities since last i week — no, for years — that the dam had cracks and needs to be mai

the vans arrived a short time later at guildford police station.ool and faisal malik will now be questioned about what they may know about her death. two men, aged 41 years and 28 years, and a woman, aged 29 years, were arrested on suspicion of murder after disembarking a flight from dubai. they are currently in custody and will be interviewed in due course. when police discovered sara sharif�*s body, she had multiple and extensive injuries, so much so that it was unclear which injury had caused her death. she was found at the family home in woking, where she lived with herfather, stepmother and uncle, and herfive siblings. it brings to an end an extensive search by police in the districts around the pakistani city othelum, which led to many of their family being questioned, and the five children who travelled with them being taken, at least temporarily, into pakistani government care. it was on the eighth of august that urfan sharif bought airline tickets to take his family to pakistan. the next day, he and his partner, beinash batool, and his bro

let's talk to our correspondent in guildford. what are the police saying? saying? in the last half an hour, police have _ the police saying? in the last half an hour, police have responded i the police saying? in the last half| an hour, police have responded to the video you saw in caroline's report. they are talking about the investigation which is fast—moving, challenging and complex. they also confirm they are aware of the video which they say identifies the three people apparently featuring urfan sharif and beinash batool, which has been obtained they say, by the media in which beinash batool says the family may be willing to cooperate with the british authorities. surrey police are saying tonight it is is clearly significant and they are liaising with international partners to determine the next steps. they also say in the statement, the welfare of the five children who travel to pakistan on the night of august is a priority for us. it is nearly four weeks since sara sharif�*s body was found alone at her family home in woking and the investigation cont

well, it has been in the last hour that there three relatives of sara sharif have appeared at guildford her uncle, faisal malik, all charged with murder, and also all charged with causing or allowing the death of a child. the hearing lasted about 20 minutes, and they all deny all of the charges. the court heard that her body was found on the bottom bunk of a bunk bed in an upstairs bedroom in the family home in woking in surrey. the court heard the cause of death is yet to be established. the three defendants will remain in custody until the next appearance at the old bailey in london on tuesday. ten—year—old sara sharif was found dead at the family home in woking here in surrey on the 10th of august. herfather, stepmother and august. her father, stepmother and uncle august. herfather, stepmother and uncle all arrived back in the uk from pakistan on wednesday evening. they were arrested by surrey police shortly after they landed here in the uk, at gatwick, which is not far away from here. surrey police say that her mother is being supported by specially trained police officers and that

guildford magistrates court. hearing theo . hearing? theo. >> yes, well, what was an international manhunt came to an end this week on wednesday, when the trio , sara sharif's father , the trio, sara sharif's father, her uncle, and her stepmother, were arrested at gatwick , and were arrested at gatwick, and since then they've been remanded in custody until their appearance , which took place appearance, which took place here at guildford magistrates, lasted just under 30 minutes, in which both all three of them attended . attended. >> sara's father, irfan sharif , >> sara's father, irfan sharif, was wearing grey tracksuit . was wearing grey tracksuit. >> her stepmother, bina ba.2, was wearing all black, and her uncle, faisal malik , was wearing uncle, faisal malik, was wearing a red top and jeans. >> and they all confirmed their names and their addresses as well. in court, though, there was a translator to translate what was being said, especially re reading charges , which i re reading charges, which i assume wo

the vans arrived a short time later at guildford police station.sh batool and faisal malik will now be questioned about what they might know about her death. two men, aged 41 years and 28 years and a woman, aged 29 years, was arrested on suspicion of murder after disembarking a flight from dubai. they are currently in custody and will be interviewed in due course. when police discovered sara sharif�*s body, she had multiple and extensive injuries. so much so, it was unclear which injury had caused her death. she had been found at the family home in woking where she had lived with herfather, stepmother and uncle, and five siblings. the local imam in woking said he was pleased that the adults had now returned. the whole community is anxious what has happened to sara and why did it happen and how did it happen. so all these questions, of course the police will investigate. it brings to an end an extensive search by police in the districts around the pakistani city othelum, which led to many of the family being questioned and the five children who trav

for more i spoke to our correspondentjessica lane, who's at guildford magistrates court.her, herstepmother and her uncle, all accused of the murder of sara sharif on or about tuesday the 8th of august, and also all accused of causing or allowing the death of a child. the hearing here at the court lasted for about 20 minutes, and all three deny all of the charges. the court heard that her body was found on the bottom of a bunk bed in an upstairs bedroom in the family home in woking, which is here in surrey, on the 10th of august. the court also heard that the cause of her death has yet to be established. the three defendants will remain in custody until the next court appearance, which is at the old bailey in london on tuesday. urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik all arrived back in the uk from pakistan on wednesday. they have all appeared in court this afternoon, and all have denied the charges of murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. a madrid court has imposed a restraining order on spain's former football federation president. luis rubiales deni

they'll appear before guildford magistrate's court later today.spanish football federation president — luis rubiales — will appear in court in madrid later to respond to accusations of sexual assault stemming from his kiss of playerjenni hermoso. after spain won the word cup against england, mr rubiales was filmed kissing hermoso on the lips. the incident triggered protests over sexism in spanish sport and wider society. live now to shaista aziz, who is the co—director of the three hijabis — an organisation that successfully campaigned for all premier league clubs to deliver mandatory sexual consent training. it doesn't sound like he got the training.— it doesn't sound like he got the training. no, he definitely didn't and _ the training. no, he definitely didn't and it's _ the training. no, he definitely didn't and it's really _ the training. no, he definitely didn't and it's really shocking | didn't and it's really shocking to see how this case has played out and the amount of time it has taken for rubiales to step down and as you say, it goes b

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live now to to our correspondent helena wilkinson in guildford. bring us up—to—date.t last night i bring us up—to—date. “trngt development last night when sara sharif�*s father urfan sharif, her stepmother beinash batool and uncle faisal malik made their way from pakistan back to the uk and were quickly arrested once the plane touched down and the doors of the plane opened. they are being questioned because the questioning process has now begun, we know that because we have spoken to solicitor who said he is representing all three of them. we spoke to him in the last ten minutes or so. he has been inside the police station for much of the day but he has said the process of questioning them has begun. confirmation that that is taking place but we understand that sara sharif�*s father is here at this police station as his her uncle faisal malik, her stepmother beinash batool has been taken to a different police station, we understand that is simply because of logistics. police have 24—hour set in which they can either charge them or release them, but they can also apply

the vans arrived a short time later at guildford police station.er death. two men, aged 41 years and 28 years, and a woman, aged 29 years, were arrested on suspicion of murder after disembarking a flight from dubai. they are currently in custody and will be interviewed in due course. when police discovered sara sharif�*s body, she had multiple and extensive injuries, so much so that it was unclear which injury had caused her death. she was found at the family home in woking, where she lived with herfather, stepmother and uncle, and herfive siblings. it brings to an end an extensive search by police in the districts around the pakistani city othelum, which led to many of their family being questioned, and the five children who travelled with them being taken, at least temporarily, into pakistani government care. it was on the eighth of august that urfan sharif bought airline tickets to take his family to pakistan. the next day, he and his partner, beinash batool, and his brother, faisal malik, travelled to islamabad with sara's five siblings. 0n the

daniel sandford, bbc news, at guildford magistrates. the time is 6.17.ttacked by two dogs, thought to be bullies, in staffordshire. and coming up — we'll be looking at the most spotted butterflies over the past year. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news — everton are set to have new owners. that's after farhad moshiri agreed to sell his 94% stake to a us investment firm. wales will become the first uk nation to set a default speed limit of 20mph in built—up areas, when new rules come into force on sunday. the commons leader penny mordaunt described the move as punishing drivers, saying it would damage the economy and cost drivers money, but the welsh government insisted it would save lives. our correspondent hywel griffith reports. as a gardener, nathan is used to cutting down and applying some caution. driving between 25jobs a day, he says the new 20mph limit on residential roads will slow his team down, losing both time and money. i've done rough maths, and it's ten grand. if i spend an extra two hours a week travelling, over a yea

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daniel sandford, bbc news, at guildford magistrates.otball federation president. luis rubiales denied accusations of sexual assault. he kissed playerjenni hermoso on the lips at the women's world cup final trophy presentation. the incident triggered protests over sexism in spanish sport and wider society. friday's court order prevents him from going within 200 metres of hermoso. 0ur madrid reporter guy hedgecoe reports. —— sofia de roa is a journalist based in madrid. i spoke to her earlier. this is not about spain, that is not about football, this is about respect. this is internationally important for all women around the world. tell us a little bit — for all women around the world. tell us a little bit more about what's happened today, because we've seen louise rubiales, there's been a restraining order imposed on him by prosecutors. we restraining order imposed on him by prosecutors-— restraining order imposed on him by rosecutors. ., ., ., ., , prosecutors. we have to wait and see because this — prosecutors. we have to wait and see

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that's the statement from detective superintendent mark chapman at surrey police headquarters in guildfordall three of those wanted, sara's father, her uncle and stepmother came back of their own free will. some suggesting there was pressure within the family to do that but it seems no indication until they got on that flight that they were coming home. lots on focus in the pakistani media, perhaps they decided they could not avoid going back to the uk. all three of them arrested on suspicion of murder. they will be interviewed further. it is perhaps a reflection ofjust how isolated and unstable libya has become that it has taken us nearly two days to learn the true scale of the disaster in derna. a cascading flood from one failed dam to another, that channelled a wall of water down the valley. a reverse tsunami that crashed into the sea, taking at least 10,000 people with it. the victims who have been found, are now being buried in mass graves, but so many have been washed out to sea. the urgently needed relief has started to arrive, but rescue efforts have been hampered by the political

if you are coming through waterloo today, you are getting trains from places like guildford, woking andtoke , but woking and basingstoke, but further afield towards the west there aren't any trains, particularly after 145 this afternoon . now they say in terms afternoon. now they say in terms of inflation, it's been going up as we've seen in the last couple of years, but that hasn't kept in line with their wages. they argue and say it's actually a real terms pay cut. and today we've heard from both the transport minister, but also the general secretary for aslef union, and he's arguing that the government are setting them up to fail when it comes to negotiations. and this is what he had to say . he had to say. >> we've seen mark harper since january of last year when he took over and he told me that the rail minister was going to facilitate talks before those talks took place. they put out an offer that hadn't seen an offer that we hadn't seen that ripped up every term and condition we had, it condition that we had, and it was and they was untenable. and then they begged back to the beg

the reality is, if we had the guildford bombing, we had the guildford bombing, we had the birmingham scores of soldiers killed up and down great britain with soldiers killed in northern ireland. so these are the citizens of mps who are voting and who have voted for this legislation. now the theory being that there was a goal of protecting members of the security services who served in northern ireland and who were involved in controversial shootings. it's a fact of life that there were undercover soldiers in northern ireland, that those undercover soldiers did wipe people out in northern ireland, in most cases in a lot of cases, well known members of the ira. i was invited out for lunch one day by a very senior british civil servant. i had a deep suspicion he was a spook. and in the course of my meal with him, he fired three names across the table at me and asked me, what do you know about these three people? those three people are dead. they were killed by the british services in northern undercover. they were deemed members of the ira. so a lot of these killings involving the secur

all three are due to appear in guildford court live shots there later this morning. >> aid is now headingliveries of suppues the globe. deliveries of supplies from italy, spain and germany have arrived recently to help rescue efforts as the tripoli based prime minister said, more than 300 people were rescued yesterday day. but we know that thousands is about 11,000. at the last count were confirmed dead with more missing and family members desperate for news. amongst them, mohammed saraya , who's looking for his saraya, who's looking for his brother , salah anas sarwar. brother, salah anas sarwar. >> it is with the storm start in communications in libya were really difficult. >> a day later we heard that the dam collapsed. this is when we got really worried and were trying to reach out to him. we couldn't carry out normal communication so we tried reaching officials, reaching out to officials, but they any information they didn't have any information ehheh they didn't have any information either. we had to turn to either. so we had to turn to social we went into his social media. we went

it will run in areas including tandridge, cranleigh, west guildford and longcross.cold. the four—time olympic gold medallist will officially retire from competitive running at next week's great north run. let's take a look at the tubes now. the 0verground has severe delays between surry quays and claphamjunction because of a signal problem. now onto the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there, good morning. just as many of our schools go back for the start of the autumn term, it's going to feel an awful lot more like summer. it's dry, it's warm and it's settled, and it's all set to last for much of the week, with temperatures climbing day on day too. we start off with with some early mist. it shouldn't last for too long. it will be burnt back by the sunshine. there will be lots of that. plenty of blue sky through the day. just a bit of high level cloud making the sunshine hazier at times. perhaps top temperatures all the way up to 27, even 28 celsius for some spots. the winds stay light. as we head through this evening and overnight, still relatively comfortable