he's now been checked over by vets at the i checked over by vets at the highland wildlife park. he peanuts and the birdfeeders of thing for that. these guys don't realise what historic this power has caused but i'm sure they will give him a good welcome back now he's done monkeying around. now, before we go on bbc news, will bring you to live pictures coming to us out of nairobi, the small remains here of after that gas explosion that we reporting at the beginning of the programme. two people have been killed, confirmed killed by the our fears that the death toll could be much higher, hundreds of people have been injured, the explosion happening at a gas canister refilling depot which was situated in the midst of lots of the apartment building so you can understand the concern that the death tour will become higher. stay with us here on bbc news, update on that story. hello. full uk forecast in a moment. first of all, i thought i'd reflect on storm ingunn that came across the north atlantic wednesday and hit sweden and norway wednesday night, bringing what looks like being record

the japanese macaque — otherwise known as a snow monkey — escaped from the highland wildlife park atew da s here they got him. it's been quite a few days here in _ they got him. it's been quite a few days here in the _ they got him. it's been quite a few days here in the highlands, - they got him. it's been quite a few days here in the highlands, i - they got him. it's been quite a few days here in the highlands, i must| days here in the highlands, i must say. the keepers here at the park, the press and the public looking for this monkey over the past five years and the japanese macaques in their enclosure behind me don't realise what a consternation this monkey has caused here in the highlands and worldwide. it's captured the attention. during the morning this morning, a morning of high drama, we got news that had been a positive sighting and from there things did develop and he was taken back here safe and well. it's been quite the few days for this cheeky monkey. the mysterious macaque spotted stealing snacks in a local garden on sunday. searches have been ongoing for days since h

and finally — the monkey that escaped from a wildlife park in the scottish highlands has been found. hland wildlife park on sunday. its capture comes after someone spotted the monkey eating food from their garden. iain macinnes sent this report. this was the moment the highland adventure for honshu came to an end. the macaque had been on the run for five days. relieved. very relieved. part of the team who were able to go and get him. he'd been spotted in this garden just a few miles from the park. the macaque wasjust right at the window, looking in at me. and what did he look like? did he look happy? he looked a little bit sad. he wasn't worried, i don't think, but looked a little bit sad. he's now been checked over by vets here at the highland wildlife park. he's actually in fantastic condition. he doesn't seem to have suffered any ill effects whatsoever. i guess we have all of the peanuts in the bird feeders to thank for that. these guys don't realise what a stir their little pal has caused, but i'm sure they'll give him a good welcome back now he's done monkeying around. iain macin

a monkey that escaped from a wildlife park in the scottish highlands was found after an intensive four—daynd wildlife park on sunday, sparking a huge search in the region. its capture comes after someone spotted the monkey eating bird food from their garden. iain macinnes sent this report. home safe and well after quite an adventure. this is the mysterious macaque on the run for five days. mysterious macaque on the run for five days-— for five days. really pleased from those _ for five days. really pleased from those who _ for five days. really pleased from those who were - for five days. really pleased from those who were able . for five days. really pleased | from those who were able to for five days. really pleased - from those who were able to get him. . , from those who were able to get him. ., , ., ., him. he was right at the window lookin: in him. he was right at the window looking in at _ him. he was right at the window looking in at me. _ him. he was right at the window looking in at me. did _ him. he was right at the window looking in at me. did he - him. he was right at the wind

tonight he is back at the scottish highland wildlife park the aviemore. here is iain macinnes. ame to an end. the mischievous macaque, who'd been on the run, finally captured after five days. it was an early morning call on the monkey hotline that led to a day of drama. we've managed to recover the monkey. he's on his way back the park just now, so, great news. relieved, so relieved. it's been a long five days. but the keeper team have been absolutely fantastic. the local community have been great phoning in tips and sightings. i'm just glad it all came together in the end and we managed to bring him back home. he'd been spotted in this garden just a few miles from the highland wildlife park. the keepers and their drone team made haste to the site. the macaque was just right at the window looking in at me. and what did he look like — did he look happy? eh, he looked a little bit sad. he wasn't worried, i don't think, but looked a little bit sad out there. and what did you think? i wasn't surprised because i'd heard he was in the area and i knew we'd got a wild garden, so to spea

tonight he's back at the scottish highland wildlife park near aviemore. here's iain macinnes. days. it was an early morning call on the monkey hotline that led to a day of drama. we've managed to recover the monkey. he'd been spotted in this garden just a few miles from the highland wildlife park. the macaque was just right at the window looking in at me. and what did he look like — did he look happy? eh, he looked a little bit sad. he wasn't worried, i don't think, but looked a little bit sad out there. these guys don't realise what is to have a little pal has caused but i'm sure they will give him a good welcome back now he is done monkeying around. absolutely brilliant. that's it from me for the time being. i will be back in a few moments but now look at the weather. hello. the weekend is looking mild for most of us but it's often going to be cloudy, very blustery and on top of that sin reign in the forecast as well. heaviest of which is expected across western and north—western scotland. let's have a look at the satellite picture from the last couple of days and you can se

now he's back at the highland wildlife park near aviemore. here's iain macinnes. den just a few miles from the park. the macaque was just right at the window, looking in at me. and what did he look like? look happy? he looked a little bit sad. he wasn't worried, i don't think, but looked a little bit sad. he's now been checked over by vets here at the highland wildlife park. he's actually in fantastic condition. he doesn't seem to have suffered any ill effects whatsoever. i guess we have all of the peanuts in the bird feeders to thank for that. these guys don't realise what a stir their little pal has caused, but i'm sure they'll give him a good welcome back. now he's done monkeying around. iain macinnes, bbc news. here's fiona with a look at what's coming up on tonight's question time. two governments with different worldviews. both less popular than they were. one of them in westminster at the other in edinburgh. tonight in glasgow we discuss the challenges facing bud. on iplayerfrom eight o'clock discuss the challenges facing bud. on iplayer from eight o'clock a

tonight he's back at the highland wildlife park near aviemore. here's iain macinnes. this was the moment honshu's highland adventure came to an end. the mischievous macaque had been on the run for five days. relieved, very relieved, really proud of the team that were able to go and get them. he'd been spotted in this garden, just a few miles from the park. the macaque was just right at the window, looking in at me. and what did he look like, did he look happy? he looked a little bit sad. he wasn't worried, i don't think, but he looked a little bit sad. he's now been checked over by vets here at the highland wildlife park. he's actually in fantastic condition. he doesn't seem to have suffered any ill effects whatsoever. i guess we have all of the peanuts in the bird feeders to thank for that. these guys don't realise what a stir their little pal has caused, but i'm sure they'll give him a good welcome back, now he's done monkeying around. iain macinnes, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's chris fawkes. p yesterday we had gusts of wind are well into_ p yeste

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the japanese macaque — otherwise known as a snow monkey — escaped from the highland wildlife park on park confirmed the monkey's capture saying we can confirm we have successfully caught the macaque that escaped from the park on sunday named honshu. so a big sigh of relieve in scotland — and a happy ending for honshu. i guess that means honshu won't be monkey—ing around anymore. you can keep up on all our website. thank you for watching, i'm caitriona perry. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. full uk forecast in a moment. first of all, i thought i'd reflect on storm ingunn that came across the north atlantic wednesday and hit sweden and norway wednesday night, bringing what looks like being record—breaking winds, sustained winds of 122 miles an hour, parts of norway, and 116 miles an hour in sweden. unimaginable strength of the winds. there were even stronger gusts. the gusts that we recorded were even much stronger than those that hit southern england in the great storm of 1987 — one of the most powerful storms i've ever seen, storm ingunn. now it's the lovely end to the day on t

it spotted the japanese macaque which escaped from a highland wildlife park at the weekend.e with bbc news. the white house says the drone strike carried out which killed us soldiers... the us department said actions speak louder than words. the us has hinted an armed response may come in several waves. earlier i spoke to a senior fellow and director of the iran programme. i asked him why this militia is committed to not attacking us forces anymore. i committed to not attacking us forces anymore.— forces anymore. i think the reason is — forces anymore. i think the reason is they _ forces anymore. i think the reason is they fear - forces anymore. i think the reason is they fear major . reason is they fear major american retaliation. they basically promised to suspend these attacks which have been going on since october 18. to date we are talking about 166 attacks in iraq and syria but this time, as we just heard, you had three american soldiers killed, so we entered a new chapter, essentially and that is why there is an element of panic, notjust among the iraqi militants behi

it spotted the japanese macack which escaped from a highland wildlife park at the weekend.but evaded capture. you're live with bbc news. myanmar�*s miliaryjunta has extended a state of emergency for six more months, delaying the promised elections by another six months. the acting president said the extension was so that the junta could continue combating what he called "terrorists". myanmar�*s military government has been severely weakened by a series of victories scored by armed ethnic groups in recent months. live now to scot marciel, former us ambassador to myanmar, from stanford california. it's no surprise is it, that the state of emergency has been extended 6 months? it is not a surprise at all. this is the military stand. no one in myanmarand this is the military stand. no one in myanmar and no one in the international community believes that elections held by the military would do anything to solve this problem. it is now three _ to solve this problem. it is now three years _ to solve this problem. it is now three years since - now three years since the military to

a monkey that went missing from a wildlife park in the scottish highlands, has been recaptured after he belongs at the highland wildlife park near aviemore. 0ur reporter iain maccines has the story. this was the moment honshu's island adventure came to an end. the mischievous macaque, who'd been on the run, finally captured after five days. it was an early morning call on the monkey hotline that led to a day of drama. we've managed to recover the monkey. he's on his way back the park just now, so, great news. relieved, so relieved. it's been a long five days. but the keeper team have been absolutely fantastic. the local community have been great phoning in tips and sightings. i'm just glad it all came together in the end and we managed to bring him back home. he'd been spotted in this garden just a few miles from the highland wildlife park. the keepers and their drone team made haste to the site. the macaque was just right at the window looking at me. and what did he look like — did he look happy? eh, he looked a little bit sad. he wasn't worried, i don't think, but looked a little b

loose in the scottish highlands has been spotted, using thermal imaging drones which are normally deployed to find lost hikers. the monkey — ajapanese macaque — escaped from a wildlife parks making his way back to the highland wildlife park. look at that. needless to say, if ou are look at that. needless to say, if you are in _ look at that. needless to say, if you are in the — look at that. needless to say, if you are in the scottish _ look at that. needless to say, if. you are in the scottish highlands, in the area, and if you see something this morning, let us know, because the search is still on. it looked pretty well camouflaged in there. i looked pretty well camouflaged in there. ~ , ., , , looked pretty well camouflaged in there. ~ , , ., there. i think you were despite a monke . there. i think you were despite a monkey- i _ there. i think you were despite a monkey. i don't _ there. i think you were despite a monkey. i don't think _ there. i think you were despite a monkey. i don't think you - there. i think you were despite a monkey. i don't think you would | monkey. i don't think you would confuse it with something else, would you? he confuse it with something e

and you'll be pleased to hear the escaped japanese macaque from the highland wildlife park in scotlandshu well, he's japanese , was discovered in a japanese, was discovered in a local garden this morning . and local garden this morning. and guess what? eating from a bird feeder park officials responded to a call from a local deploying keepers and a drone team to tranquillise him first, and then take him back to the zoo. he's now there undergoing health checks by keepers for the latest news stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. scanning the qr code on the screen right now . code on the screen right now. >> let's get more now on last night's shocking chemical attack in south london. so police have launched a dramatic manhunt for 35 year old abdul azadi . 35 year old abdul azadi. officers have warned the public not to approach azad, who is below , said to be residing in below, said to be residing in the newcastle area , and said the newcastle area, and said that he could have made his way back to the north—east in the past few hours, the metropolitan police have released an image that sh

and finally, the escaped japanese macaque from highlands wildlife park in scotland has, you'll be pleasedd. the elusive monkey named honshu was discovered in a local garden earlier this morning, eating from a bird feeder. park officials responded to a call deploying keepers and a specialist drone team to fire a specialist drone team to fire a tranquillising dart to the animal. honshu is now back at the park, undergoing a health check by keepers . and for the check by keepers. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or by going to gb news. com forward slash alerts . alerts. >> is our democracy under threat from extremist groups ? from extremist groups? government minister mike freer will step down at the next election after a series of death threats , including attacks and threats, including attacks and threats, including attacks and threats from extremist group muslims against crusades and ali harbi ali, the man who murdered sir david amess us last december i >> -- >> his constituency office in finchley and golders green was set ablaze

the firm says trump's claim was harassment and the escaped japanese macaque from the highland wildlife parke monkey, named honshu , was monkey, named honshu, was discovered in a local garden. this morning eating from a bird feeder. park officials responded to a call , feeder. park officials responded to a call, deploying keepers and a drone team to tranquillise the animal first. honshu is now back at the park undergoing a health check , but the latest news check, but the latest news stories sign up to gb news alerts. scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts . alerts. >> thank you polly. now more now from our interview with the government minister, who's quitting after a campaign of terror from a banned islamist group , mike freer said he'd group, mike freer said he'd received death threats from muslims against crusades . the muslims against crusades. the justice minister also says he only avoided being murdered by terrorists. ali harbi ali by the skin of his teeth. ali, of course, went on to kill fellow conservative mp sir david amess. mike freer has been speaking to

assignments , and the escaped assignments, and the escaped japanese macaque from highland highland wildlife parkotland has now been safely captured. >> the elusive monkey, which is actually named honshu , was actually named honshu, was discovered in a local garden this morning eating from a bird feeder . feeder. >> now the government's launched a new campaign to encourage workers to join the early years sector by offering staff £1,000 to do so. >> and this comes amid concerns about the expansion of free childcare hours that is set to begin in the next two months. >> and let's talk to political commentator charlie downes, who joins us now. good to see you, charlie. um, look, i mean it all sounds well and good on the surface, but there's an underlying problem with funding in the childcare sector, which this solve . this isn't going to solve. >> yeah, there's a number of really sad things happening with this story. think , um, any this story. i think, um, any conversation, any issue about demand. i think first and foremost has to be a conversation about immigration. frankly um, because we see in so