we live at hampton court for the 500 words _ we live at hampton court for the 500 words final!upports the return of 500 words to the bbc. the joy that it is about to be relaunched, you had this wonderful moment where you took them to venues, the sort of surprise venue for the finals. the pride in these children's faces and families, schools. the gold winning story, eve molloym _ molloy. .. i - molloy. .. i couldn'tj molloy.. - i couldn't believe molloy.. — i couldn't believe it. molloy.. — icouldn't believe it. i thought they— i couldn't believe it. i thought they were joking. for— they were joking. for years on, eve they were joking. foryears on, eve is they were joking. for years on, eve is still in shock. she won hundreds of books for herself and for her school. my herself and for her school. my confidence just went through the roof. being in 500 words was the best thing — roof. being in 500 words was the best thing that i've ever done. over— best thing that i've ever done. over the — best thing that i've ever done. over the years, more than a million kids have submitted sto

we are live at hampton court for the 500 words final! with a brilliant cover of crazy in love...tted in the first decade of the competition. as duchess of cornwall, camilla was an honoraryjudge on 500 words, and now, as queen consort, she's supporting the competition again as it returns to the bbc. the joy is that it's about to be relaunched and you have this wonderful moment when you took them, you know, to the venue, the sort of surprise venue for the finals. the pride in those children's faces and the families and schools. the gold—winning story, snow blood window frame by eve molloy. - i couldn't believe it. i thought they were joking. four years on, eve tells me she's still in shock. her fairytale won hundreds of books for herself and for her school. but there was an even greater prize. my confidence, itjust went through the roof. being in 500 words was the best thing that i've ever done. before any stories are written, 4,000 volunteerjudges have to be recruited. teachers, teaching assistants and librarians, like sarah, who did it last time, and who's signing up again. it's

we're live at hampton court for the 500 words final! of 500 words to the bbc. the joy that it is about to be relaunched, you had this wonderful moment where you took them to venues, the sort of surprise venue for the finals. the pride in these children's faces and families, schools. the gold winning i story, eve molloy... i couldn't believe it. i thought they were joking. four years on, eve is still in shock. she won hundreds of books for herself and for her school. my confidence just went through the roof. being in 500 words was the best thing that i've ever done. over the years, more than a million kids have submitted stories. frank cottrell—boyce will be among the bestselling children's authors returning asjudges, along with a new face. if you think something's funny, write it down. if you see something weird, write it down. if you have a lovely moment that's moving, write it down, and then make a story. it's fun. but first, an army of volunteerjudges is needed. teachers, teaching assistants and librarians can now apply online. byw!

we are live at hampton court for the 500 words final! with a brilliant cover of crazy in love...t's about to be relaunched and you have this wonderful moment when you took them, you know, to the venue, the sort of surprise venue for the finals. the pride in those children's faces and the families and schools. the gold—winning story, snow blood window frame by eve molloy. - i couldn't believe it. i thought they were joking. four years on, eve tells me she's still in shock. her fairytale won hundreds of books for herself and for her school. but there was an even greater prize. my confidence, itjust went through the roof. being in 500 words was the best thing that i've ever done. before any stories are written, 4,000 volunteerjudges have to be recruited. teachers, teaching assistants and librarians, like sarah, who did it last time, and who's signing up again. it's an amazing opportunity to really get insight into the minds of children, to have some really brilliant reading to do, and and to feel that they're playing a part in something that's a really powerful project that really m

the 14 and 16 year old boys who can't be named for legal reasons, appeared before north hampton magistrates court morning. been remanded morning. they've been remanded in . the mayor of greater in custody. the mayor of greater manchester has been ordered to pay a manchester has been ordered to pay a speeding fine of almost £2,000 after being caught driving 38 miles above the miles per hour, rather above the speed limit. in a statement, andy burnham says he had to reroute when he realised his junction was closed , but he was not aware was closed, but he was not aware of any variable speed limit in place , he says. he was place, he says. he was reportedly driving 78 miles an hourin reportedly driving 78 miles an hour in a 40 zone. the man says he was going too fast and accepts the court's decision . at accepts the court's decision. at least 23 people have been killed after a major tornado hit the us state of mississippi . it's state of mississippi. it's understood that dozens have been injured and at least four people are still missing after the twister swept through the state and on into alabama.

the 14 and 16 year old boys who can't be named for legal reasons, appeared before north hampton magistrates courtis morning. they've remanded morning. they've been remanded in . the mayor of greater in custody. the mayor of greater manchester has been ordered to pay a manchester has been ordered to pay a speeding fine of almost £2,000 after being caught driving 38 miles above the miles per hour, rather above the speed limit. in a statement, andy burnham says he had to reroute when he realised his junction was closed , but he was not aware was closed, but he was not aware of any variable speed limit in place , he says. he was place, he says. he was reportedly driving 78 miles an hourin reportedly driving 78 miles an hour in a 40 zone. the man says he was going too fast and accepts the court's decision . at accepts the court's decision. at least 23 people have been killed after a major tornado hit the us state of mississippi . it's state of mississippi. it's understood that dozens have been injured and at least four people are still missing after the twister swept through the state and on into alab

we are live at hampton court for the 500 words final. - it was the brainchild of chris evans, and moreow as queen consort, she is supporting the competition again as it returns to the bbc. it is joyous it is about to be relaunched. you have this wonderful moment when you took them to the venue, the surprise venue for the finals, and the pride in these children's faces and families was tremendous. the gold—winning story. snow blood window frame by eve molloy. i could not believe it. i thought they were joking. i was like, oh, my god. me? four years on, eve tells me she still in shock. her fairy tale won hundreds of books for herself and for her school, but there was an even greater price. my confidence, itjust went through the roof. being in 500 words was the best thing that i've ever done. eve went to a very small primary school, in a village in lancashire, not a big posh school, not a rich school. in fact, when they won the books it was the first new books that had in a library for a long time, so it's not about where you go or about what school you go to, it's about you, you, the chi

court, the cash crunch continues. it's causing economic pain to millions of nigerians and small businesses. i'm a decrease al jazeera kendall, and i, jerry, that's it from me, norah clark, i'm a teen hampton. now we back that with the news, our full hour of news after inside story that started hello, we've got some really nasty weather across the east side of the red. it's radiant at the moment. big area cloud just rolling through the levant and it's bringing some very disturb whether some pretty windy weather as well. you can see some rain there, some snow over the, the mountains into care that will make its way further east was expect to see some showers there around syria, lebanon jordan, the occupied as to me in territories. israel that will sly, further east, which as we go one through sas day, so very much a case of some dry weather, but also wet and windy weather to watch out for times. central pastor, saudi arabia also seeing some ryan fine here in carter doha, at around 28 celsius. they'll be some shower, some of the wintry slowly making the way across afghanistan that disturb whether we have a cross at east side of the mediterranean. also affecting the north east of africa, nort

hampton and allendale, there may be others i'm not thinking of right now. >> we might have worn out our welcome here. i will take this opportunity to thank the sheriff here and all of the court officials and really everyone i've met and dealt with while here in carleton county have just been great. we'll schedule some of the other matters. i know the scheduling is complicated and you sacrificed quite a bit to be able to be here defending mr. murdaugh, as well as the attorney general's office with all the other many, many things and obligations you have. and to be able to have the attorney general here, allen wilson, for the period of time that he has devoted to being here along with everyone else, it has been quite a sacrifice. but there are victims whose cases deserve to be heard. and this case has jumped some of those other cases, perhaps jumped it because of the -- this case resulting on an assault on the integrity of the judicial system in our state. law enforcement in our state, even during this trial, the law enforcement have been maligned for the past 5 or 6 weeks by one who had access to the wheels of justice to be able to deflect the investigation and as evidence as