it is a pretty quiet place, horsley, and indeed clandon.w what happened. to sum up if you could for us, adrian... the latest state of play... an investigation under way, a murder investigation as the police are describing it, and a manhunt as well? absolutely. four police officers standing in front at the entrance to horsley station, cordoned off with a familiar blue and white police tape. the station itself... i can see the train in question going any northbound direction from guildford towards waterloo, i can see now one of the scenes of crime officers making their way off the train, all in white in those forensics suits we are familiar with. i saw four of those officers making their way onto the train eight few moments ago so clearly this is the scene of the crime. you can tell from the sound of the helicopter above me with the searchlights on that there is some kind of a manhunt going on for whoever was involved in this crime. we will try and get confirmation as soon as we can on what further help the police may want in connection with

the train went on two horsley station where ambulance crews found the victim dead.uperintendent gary richardson of british transport police said this was a shocking and violent attack which took place on board a train in broad daylight. he went board a train in broad daylight. he we nt o nto board a train in broad daylight. he went onto say that we know this was an incredibly frightening incident for passengers travelling on the train. as the police continue their investigation this evening, the man who carried out this fatal stabbing is still on the run. the police are appealing for any eyewitnesses do come forward as quickly as they can and do contact the british transport police. richard galpin, thank you. police say there's evidence that members of criminal gangs are deliberately getting jobs in prisons to bring in drugs. the warning comes after leeds prison introduced an x—ray body scanner to detect illegal substances. but prisoners are finding new ways for them to be smuggled in, including being given clothes soaked in drugs — so they can cut the material up a

lots of activity taking place at horsley station.'ve learned so far is the age of the man who died, 51 years old. he had boarded the train with his teenage son who witnessed the attack. we have the suspect‘s details, the description also given to us now. we understand he is black and in his 20s or 30s, dressed in black, very slim build with a beard, and wearing white trainers, and ran in the direction of debts will drive and clinton. investigations continue around the horsley area as we just saw there, speaking to ashley. and we'll find out how this story and many others are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:a0pm and 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are kevin schofield, editor of politicshome, and the guardian and the guardian columnist, dawn foster. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, has said russia mustn't use british citizens as "pawns in diplomatic chess", after the arrest in moscow of a joint us—uk national, on suspicion of spying. paul whelan's family say he was simply attending a wedding

this is horsley station, where the alarm was first raised.escribed as black and in his 20s or 30, was arrested alongside a 27—year—old woman on suspicion of helping an offender. and the focus now for police is finding the murder weapon itself. they're looking in both clandon where the suspect is believed to have got off the train, which is a stop further down from guilford, as well as farnham ipts. at- guilford, as well as farnham ipts. at — itself. there is a police presence here. the line is open, but this investigation is waiting for no one. it is a disturbing attack, because of the circumstances that we have been told about, the presence of the teenage boy as his father was dying, the police must be concentrating on trying to reassure travellers about the safety on the railways 7 travellers about the safety on the railways? well quite. this is a hugely popular commuter route in and out of london from surrey, it is an affluent county. and there is a balance to be struck, they gave the statistic that this is a rare incident and attacks like

his body was finally removed from the scene at horsley station this evening.n at around 1pm at london road station in guildford along with his 14—year—old son. traumatic look, the victim's son would have been nearby when his father was fatally wounded. this would have been an horrific and hugely traumatic event to have witnessed and we are providing him with as much support as possible. the suspect is a black man in his twenties to 30s. he is approximately six feet tall and of slim build, with a bid, believed to be dressed all in black, with white trainers. the train had left guildford at lunchtime, bound for waterloo station. the men boarded the train at the first stop, london road station, just after one o'clock. a few minutes later at london, the next stop on the line to waterloo, the murderer got off the train and fled. the train went on to horsley station, where ambulance crews found the victim dead. ever since then, the victim dead. ever since then, the police have been searching for the police have been searching for the man who carried out what seems t

his body was finally removed from the scene at horsley station this evening.ded the train at around 1:00pm at london road station in guildford, along with his 14—year—old son. traumatically, the victim's son would have been nearby when his father was fatally wounded. this would have been an horrific and hugely traumatic event to have witnessed, and we're providing him with as much support as possible. the suspect is a black man in his 20s to 30s. he's approximately six feet tall, and of slim build, with a beard, believed to be dressed all in black, with white trainers. the train had left guildford at lunchtime, bound for waterloo station. the men boarded the train at the first stop, london road station, just after 1:00pm. a few minutes later, at clandon, the next stop on the line to waterloo, the murderer got off the train and fled. the train went on to horsley station, where ambulance crews found the victim dead. ever since then, the police have been searching for the man who carried out what seems to have been a frenzied attack. but so far to no avail. altho

the train went on two horsley station where ambulance crews found the victim dead. statement, detective superintendent gary richardson of british transport police said this was a shocking and violent attack which took place on board a train in broad daylight. he went onto say that we know this was an incredibly frightening incident for passengers travelling on the train. as the police continue their investigation this evening, the man who carried out this fatal stabbing is still on the run. the police are appealing for any eyewitnesses do come forward as quickly as they can and do contact the british transport police. as you said in your report, this happened just after midday, it must have been horrible for the other passengers on the train. we have heard from one witness who saw the incident and they tweeted, i was on this train, how those guards and especially the train driver went into action was nothing short of incredible... what is the latest on the hunt for the suspect? the hunt continues, we have not had any word from the police on whether they are making p

. —— horsley station.anhunt is under way for the suspect, believed to have got off the train at clandon station. adrian, tell us what you can about the police investigation. a small, rural station, three stops outside of guildford, and i can see just beyond the police called in, the train in question is at the platform, 50 yards from where i am standing. i write half an hour ago, scene of crime officers were making their way across the footbridge onto their way across the footbridge onto the train, they have not returned from their investigation work. above me, the sound of helicopters, could be police helicopters, could be media helicopters, british transport police and surrey police are here. no further word yet in terms of who the victim was, or indeed further news on the manhunt. the station is sealed off with no trains going in 01’ sealed off with no trains going in or out. adrian, they think the suspect got off the train at clandon and clearly a manhunt is under way. yes, clandon station is about fiv

our reporterjames waterhouse is in horsley in surrey for us now.ended after several hours overnight. what more do we know about the circumstances in which the two people were arrested? we know that a male suspect was arrested in a house in farnham, about 20 miles from here. this is hoarsely station where the alarm was first raised. the male suspect, black in his 20s oi’ the male suspect, black in his 20s or 30s was arrested on suspicion of murder. a 27—year—old woman arrested on suspicion of helping an offender. the police are looking in clandon for the murder weapon as well as farnham itself. there is a bit of a police presence here. we have seen a van driver pat. a disturbing attack. —— van drive past. talking about the presence of the teenage boy as his father was dying. police must be concentrating a lot of effort and trying to reassure travellers about the general safety on the railways. quite. this is a hugely popular commuter route in and out of london from surrey. an affluent county. there is a balance to be struck for officers. this is an

the train went on to horsley station, where ambulance crews found the victim dead.rested at 6am this morning at a house in farnham, along with a 27—year—old woman, on suspicion of helping an offender. it is between the stations and there that police are now trying to find the weapon used. the 14—year—old boy, meanwhile, is receiving help from specialist officers. officers are keen to stress this is rare. one violent offence usually happens in every million passengerjourneys, they say, in england, scotland and wales. that, however, doesn't lessen the sense of shock that many will be feeling. well, it is here at horsley station where the alarm was first our reporterjames waterhouse is in farnham in surrey — where the main suspect was arrested. lots of activity, james? that is right. this quiet residential road represents the latest development in what is being described as a fast—moving investigation. throughout the afternoon, forensic teams and police vehicles coming in and out. the flat with the pink blinds is the fat in question where the men were held. where the p

the train went on to horsley station, where ambulance crews found the victim dead.he man was then arrested at 6am this morning at a house in farnham, along with a 27—year—old woman, on suspicion of helping an offender. it is between the stations and there that police are now trying to find the weapon used. the 14—year—old boy, meanwhile, is receiving help from specialist officers. officers are keen to stress this is rare. one violent offence usually happens in every million passengerjourneys, they say, in england, scotland and wales. that, however, doesn't lessen the sense of shock that many will be feeling. well, it is here at horsley station where the alarm was first raised 2a hours ago. now, alongside those two arrests, we have learned more about the man who lost his life the day before his 52nd birthday. the family of lee pomeroy pay tribute, saying he took his son to a trip to london on his day out, it goes on to say that he would have his birthday today but did not get to see his presents. he was an honest, bright person who loved music, history and art and ha

the train went on to horsley station, where ambulance crews found the victim dead.tive superintendent gary richardson of british transport police said this was a shocking and violent attack which took place on board a train in broad daylight. he went onto say that we know this was an incredibly frightening incident for passengers travelling on the train. as the police continue their investigation this evening, the man who carried out this fatal stabbing is still on the run. lizzie greenwood—hughes has all the sport. hello, starting with football, fence —— manchester's caretaker believes his side could win every single day asking. 0n his side could win every single day asking. on wednesday he became the only second manager in... to when... the next host reading in the english fa cup third round on saturday. obviously when you come into a club like this, you expect to win games. when you win four years, you expect to win the next four, as well. sol don't look at these games and think, well, we can't win that. i think we can win everything again. but it is early, and w

you will be aware that british transport police and surrey police were called to horsley station at 15pm following a serious stabbing on—board a south—western railway train. it happened on the 12:58pm service from guildford to london waterloo. tragically as a result a man believed to be 51 years old was pronounced dead on board the train. early indications suggest received multiple stab wounds. what we know at the moment is the victim boarded the train at around 1pm at london road station in guildford along with his 14—year—old son. dramatically, his 14—year—old son. dramatically, his son would have been nearby when his son would have been nearby when his father was fatally wounded. this would have been a horrific and hugely traumatic event to witness and we are providing him with as much support as possible. we know the suspect boarded the service at london road station but at this time we do not believe they are known to each other. we also may be suspect left the train service at clandon station. there have been a number of sightings in the area from members of the public and our i

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let's talk to our reporter simon jones, who's outside horsley station where the train came to a stoparrests but a slightly clearer picture of the sequence slightly clearer picture of the sequence of events? police are describing this as a fast—moving investigation. the arrests were made in the final area at around six this morning. around 20 miles from the station. a man arrested on suspicion of murder, a 27—year—old woman arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. cctv at the stations have built a clearer picture of events. they still believe the victim and suspect did not know each other. once they both got onto a train at guildford, some sort of argument broke out that lasted several minutes, moving from one courage to another. the stabbing, police described it as an extraordinary level of violence. —— one carriage to another. the 14—year—old son who witnessed the attack is being supported by police as best they can. traumatic for those on the train. police still wa nt to those on the train. police still want to hear from anyone on board, whether or not they saw the moment of

the train went on to horsley station, where ambulance crews found the victim dead.hen arrested at 6am this morning at a house in farnham, along with a 27—year—old woman, on suspicion of helping an offender. it is between the stations and there that police are now trying to find the weapon used. the 14—year—old boy, meanwhile, is receiving help from specialist officers. officers are keen to stress this is rare. one violent offence usually happens in every million passengerjourneys, they say, in england, scotland and wales. that, however, doesn't lessen the sense of shock that many will be feeling. the independent office for police conduct has opened an investigation after a 31—year—old man was shot dead by armed officers in coventry last night. west midlands police said two other men were arrested at the scene on burnaby road in the north of the city. police also say the man was shot during a pre—planned operation, and his next of kin has been informed. smokers and problem drinkers who are admitted to hospital in england will be given help to cut down or quit. the me

at 7:00, we'll be live in horsley for the latest developments as a manhunt gets under way for the suspecto fled the scene after a vicious fight. at 7:10, we'll hear from a foreign policy analyst about the implications of the dual american and british national detained on espionage charges in moscow. and coming up later this evening, we'll take a first look at tomorrow's front pages in the papers with my guests. joined me is kevin schofield and dawn foster. that's at 10:40 and 11:20. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. it‘s fa cup third round weekend— tranmere produced a moment of magic in the last round — can they do it again against tottenham tonight. it felt like a cup final — but who's trophy is it now as city blow the title race wide open. i'll continue to go with liverpool. i think manchester city are magnificent and they will push liverpool all the way. and a super day in the superleague in what is a big year in netball. hello and welcome to sportsday. cup upsets, shocks and surprises — we could have it all this week

the train went on to horsley station, where ambulance crews found the victim dead.hen arrested at 6am this morning at a house in farnham, along with a 27—year—old woman, on suspicion of helping an offender. it is between the stations and there that police are now trying to find the weapon used. the 14—year—old boy, meanwhile, is receiving help from specialist officers. officers are keen to stress this is rare. one violent offence usually happens in every million passengerjourneys, they say, in england, scotland and wales. that, however, doesn't lessen the sense of shock that many will be feeling. our reporterjames waterhouse is in farnham in surrey where the main suspect was arrested. you think it would otherwise be a quite road. this is will bury road. there is a window on the ground floor with a pink curtain and it was there that officers arrived in force at around six o'clock this morning and some neighbours told us about what they heard. initially, ijust heard banging. it sounded like someone was heard banging. it sounded like someone was trying to figure door i

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that a violent incident like this is rare, but nonetheless they have increased their presence at horsleyre commuters. it was yesterday, at around one o'clock in the afternoon, that lee and his son got on the train at the london road station in guildford, towards waterloo. today, police described the confrontation with a 35—year—old man. both men joined the train at guildford, more or less straightaway there's been some conversation between the two men. they have continued that conversation for about three or four minutes, first in one carriage, and then through to a second carriage. at some stage then, violence has then ensued, resulting in this tragic death of the man yesterday afternoon. specialist officers are supporting lee's 14—year—old son, but warn those that witnessed what police described as an incredibly frightening incident may also need help. well, police and forensic teams have been in and out of the block of flats behind me, paying particular attention to the one just behind that police van. they removed a blue vauxhall corsa from the property. and in the same hour, they co

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court heard lee pomeroy was allegedly stabbed nine times in front of his teenage son, on a train in horsleythe issue. the vote is to take place a week tomorrow, on the 15th of january. with me now are tom brake — brexit spokesperson for the liberal democrats — and brexit spokesperson for the dup, sammy wilson. thank you both forjoining me. we had a sense of deja vu about all of this, we really month ago. do you have any sense that something has changed in that time? no, u nfortu nately changed in that time? no, unfortunately not. on the month ago we we re unfortunately not. on the month ago we were supposed to have the meaningful vote and we did not because the premise that wanted to spend the next four weeks trying to secure some clarification or legal undertaking in relation to the brexit deal. as far as i can tell she had secured nothing at all so to have succeeded in doing is kicking it can down the road for a further four weeks. sammy wilson, you're on the wreckage the thing that you think a new deal is better than the steel? yes, for a nation on the whole it is better because at least