i use sorry harry clarke?, an attempt by the families of some who had died to bring a private prosecution failed. harry clarke stated through his lawyer, today, that nothing said in mitigation was intended to diminish the losses suffered by 70 people as a result of that accident. they said it was a gross error ofjudgement to drive his car in nine months late, knowing he was unfit to drive. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with kirsty wark. the return to mosul. we are with the bbcjournalist as he visits his shattered home city for the first time since is swept in. but the fight with is continues in western mosul, where hundreds of thousands of civilians are caught between the murderous terrorists and coalition air strikes. i will ask an iraqi brigadier if many more civilian casualties in mosul are inevitable. also tonight...

harry clarke was never prosecuted over the bin lorry crash and an attempt by some of the families of clarke stated through his lawyer today that nothing said in mitigation was intended to diminish the losses suffered by so many people as a result of that accident and said it was a gross error ofjudgment to drive his car nine months later, knowing he was unfit to drive. lorna gordon, bbc news at the sheriff court in glasgow. a man remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital after being stabbed during an attack at his home in the west midlands — that left his wife and teenage son dead. detectives are continuing to question a man in his 20's who was arrested nearby. phil mackie is in stourbridge. yes, that man is still in custody, he has been there for more than 24 hours now. at some stage scene, west midlands police will have to decide whether to charge, release him or apply for an extension. a stream of people have been laying flowers outside their home this morning, including school friends of the 13—year—old boy who was killed in that stabbing incident yesterday morning.

harry clarke was never prosecuted over the bin lorry crash and an attempt by some of the families of ed through his lawyer today that nothing said in mitigation was intended to diminish the losses suffered by so many people as a result of that accident and said it was a gross error ofjudgment to drive his car nine months later, knowing he was unfit to drive. lorna gordon, bbc news at the sheriff court in glasgow. hotels, restaurants and the tourism sector are warning that they'll face a recruitment crisis if eu immigration is heavily restricted after britain leaves the eu. the british hospitality association says it relies on 60,000 eu workers a year and it will a decade to recruit enough british workers to fill those posts. our industry correspondent, john moylan reports. here we go... at butlins in bognor regis, they are gearing up for the summer season. around 40% of the staff here are from outside the uk and the boss says they would face a recruitment crisis if brexit causes that supply of workers to be cut off. if the tap was just turned off straightaway, that would be very diffi

harry clarke was never prosecuted over the bin lorry crash and an attempt by some of the families of ed through his lawyer today that nothing said in mitigation was intended to diminish the losses suffered by so many people as a result of that accident and said it was a gross error ofjudgment to drive his car nine months later, knowing he was unfit to drive. lorna gordon, bbc news at the sheriff court in glasgow. households in britain are saving less than at any time since records began, more than 60 years ago. new figures from the official for national statistics say the so—called household savings ratio, which measures how much available money households have to save, shrank to 3.3% in the last three months of 2016. that a sharp drop from the 5.3% recorded in the previous three months. so what does this mean? and how serious is this for the uk economy? joining me now is louise claro, an independent financial adviser with circle financial services. why is this happening?” why is this happening? i think there to macro issues at stake. it is that affordability people have got to deploy

it "a so u; r "a it'fisnwgzg ‘a ‘u: harry clarke stated through his lawyer, today, that nothing said ination was intended to diminish the losses suffered by 70 people as a result of that accident. they said it was a gross error ofjudgement to drive his car in nine months late, knowing he was unfit to drive. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with kirsty wark. the return to mosul. we are with the bbcjournalist as he visits his shattered home city for the first time since is swept in. but the fight with is continues in western mosul, where hundreds of thousands of civilians are caught between the murderous terrorists and coalition air strikes. i will ask an iraqi brigadier if many more civilian casualties in mosul are inevitable. also tonight... the talks which are about to start will be difficult, complex and sometimes even confrontational. 0n the day that donald tusk laid out the eu's negotiating guidelines, we look at the the road ahead for brexit. and will we all by cyborgs any century soon? the answer is yes, if the tranhumanists have their way. good evening. is — or daesh‘s — t

harry clarke, who's 60, had his licence withdrawn after the crash in december 2014, but was spotted byan has been charged with the murder of a mother and her 13—year—old son in stourbridge. tracey wilkinson and her son pierce were found stabbed in their home yesterday. 23 year old aaron barley has also been charged with the attempted murder of the boy's father, peter. teachers at redhill school paid tribute to pierce today, saying he was a "loyal, caring and conscientious pupil". the former us national security advisor, michael flynn, has offered to testify to congress about possible links between the trump campaign and russia in exchange for immunity from prosecution. mr flynn was sacked in february after misleading the white house about a conversation he had with the russian ambassador. president trump today said the investigation was a witch hunt. 0ur north america editorjon sopel is in washington for us. mr flynn's lawyer says his client has a story to tell. the question is, what is it? we don't know whether he's got a giant tin of beans to spill, or whether this is just a giant ti

harry clarke previously admitted culpable and careless driving after the fatal crash.moment time for sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. as the preparations begin for those brexit talks, we will look at why gibraltar‘s future may be looking a little rockier, as the country's savings fall to a new low we find out what that might mean for the economy. and at10:1i0pm, and night we look at my‘s from pages withjoe phillips and the daily telegraph's economic expert liam howlett. that is ahead on bbc news, but now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our headlines tonight: the premier league's back, and ronald koeman says everton should hold no fear ahead of the merseyside derby — a fixture they haven't won at the last 13 attempts. will celtic be celebrating a sixth straight scottish title by the end of the evening? if aberdeen lose tonight, celtic will be champions again. johanna konta beats her hero and three—time champion venus williams, to become the first british woman to reach a final at

harry clarke, who is 60, had his licence revoked following the crash in glasgow. driving nine months after the crash. because neighbours had reported him to police after seeing him getting into his carand police after seeing him getting into his car and drive onto the road from a private car park at his home in the east end of glasgow. so in his defence, harry clarke said he had driven 30 yards from the car park to his front door. but his licence had been revoked following the fatal crash in glasgow. he has been given a community sentence including 150 hours of unpaid work for that separate incidents of culpable and reckless driving. let's see how the weather is shaping up let's see how the weather is shaping up as we head into the weekend. the weekend is not looking too bad but we might need our umbrella at some point. but there is some sunshine as well. there is some sunshine as well. there is some sunshine for this afternoon but it is not a perfect day. we have had rain across western and northern areas and now it has pushed into scotland. it has been raining i

harry clarke had his licence withdrawn after the crash in 2014 but was spotted by neighbours drivingill find out next week if he‘ll be expelled from the labour party. mr livingstone is facing an internal disciplinary hearing over his controversial claim that hitler supported zionism in the i930s. a two—day misconduct hearing finished for the day in the past hour — and a decision will be announced on tuesday afternoon. waiting times will be longer for routine operations, such as hip and knee replacements or heart surgery, as a "trade off" for improvements in a&e and other areas according to the head of nhs england. simon stevens outlined the to year plan for the nhs focussing on improving cancer care, boosting mental health services for children and young people, and better access to gps. but he said choices have to be made because of increasing patient demand. our health editor hugh pym reports. the nhs serves patients from cradle to grave but there are difficult choices. the message today is it offers high quality care in many areas but something has to give. that is waiting lists f

three days before christmas and in glasgow street packed with shoppers, a bin lorry driven by harry clarkst consciousness and 419 seconds the vehicle careered through the busy city centre thoroughfare knocking down pedestrians. six people died. erin mcquade, her grandparents jack and elaine sweeney, gillian tate. the enquiry that followed found the tragedy could have been avoided if clark had not lied about his history of blackouts. he had his licence revoked on medical grounds. nine months after the crash he was spotted by neighbours driving out of the car park near his home. he pleaded guilty to culpable and reckless driving. in sentencing him sheriff martinjones said he had been wholly irresponsible and reprehensible in driving his vehicle while his licence was revoked. he said in so doing, the 60—year—old had placed the public at risk. are you sorry, mr clarke? he was never prosecuted over the bin lorry crash and an attempt by some of the families of those who died to bring a private prosecution failed. clarke stated through his lawyer today that nothing said in mitigation was intende

harris and ellie goulding and pam is bouncing to the beat. >> we're out the door. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2 today march 28th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us. a little music to get you going. steve's here. it looks like it will be nice and clear out here. >> yeah, it will be nice. it was very nice yesterday. a little cool. just a smidge. >>> you may not notice it too much but that northwest breeze is still there. everything continues to come down right out of the northwest so a few clouds over by the beaches. probably developing to the north and over to the north hills and that northwest breeze we'll keep things a little brisk. 40s for most. east bay temps 40fully degrees by livermore 42 degrees. 47 for danville also mid 40s for everyone including dublin in there and you can see high pressure's building in and that's going to reflect most everything to the north. 60s for coast and bay. 70s for some inland. >>> it's 4:30 and boy, i hope you have a quieter day today. >> i do too, yes, steve. >> sal, can you hear me? >> yes, sir. >> did you enjoy the photos of the horses? >> i did

harris. the eagles went on a shopping spree of first day of free agency. yesterday we got to hear from the newest bird. john clark more on the two biggest signing as pair of wide receivers. >> reporter: the eagles brought in the biggest free agent name out there, alshon jeffrey and torrey smith to give carson wentz better weapons. they are both only guaranteed money for one year. take a look at alshon arriving in philly having fun with our cameras. he told us at the airport and at his press conference, carson wentz is a big reason why he decided to come to the eagles. >> yeah. he's a great quarterback >> i told him my job is to help him win the mvp. he said, "i don't care about mvp i want to win championships." i'm like that's right. right mindset. right attitude. distance and you can see that he obviously he's still young so he's not perfect. but i know that he has the potential to get it done and to be able to play with a guy and also grow with him and help him in other ways. >> reporter: these starting receivers were signed with low risk and not making a commitment. will alshon stay here? >> we feel confident