humberside police say the two men, aged 47 and a5, after humberside police say the two men, aged a7 and appeals for information to help find miss antcza k for information to help find miss antczak continue. please say they still want to find anyone who can come forward and help them find her. —— police say they still want anyone to come forward who can help them find her. dozens of the schoolgirls who were kidnapped from the nigerian town of chibok three years ago have been reunited with their families. the girls were released earlier this month as part of a deal between the nigerian government and the boko haram islamist militants who had been holding them. the headlines on bbc news. celebrations in riyadh mark day one of president trump's visit there. $350 billion worth of contracts have been agreed. the white house describes one defence—related steel is the biggest in us history. there's a disagreement within labour after shadow foreign secretary says the party could abandon its support for trident. meanwhile the tories defend their pledge to cut net migration after it's criticised b

humberside police said today the two men, aged 47 and a5, are still being questioned. antczak continue. the police say they still want to hear from anyone who can come forward and help them find her. jo makel, bbc news. new rules for cigarette packaging come into force this weekend. all packs must be greenish—brown withjust a small space for the brand name and include a graphic warning of the dangers of smoking. the measures, aimed at discouraging young people from taking up the habit, also include a ban on selling packs of ten. tom burridge reports. persuading young people not to smoke. that's what the government hopes these new rules will do. from today, all cigarette packets have to be a standard green design, similar to this. health warnings must cover two thirds of the front and back of the packets. and you can no longer buy packets of ten. there will also be restrictions on e—cigarettes and on rolling tobacco, too. public—health campaigners say the number of people smoking in britain continues to fall and this is another positive step. it's too early to say how m

humberside police say today the two men, aged 47 and a5, are still being questioned. antczak continue. police say they still want to find anyone who can come forward and help them find her. the headlines on bbc news: a welcome ceremony in riyadh marks day one of president trump's visit there. 350 billion pounds worth of contracts between the us and saudi arabia have been agreed. the white house describes one defence—related deal as the biggest in us history. there's a disagreement within labour after the shadow foreign secretary says the party could abandon its support for trident — meanwhile the tories defend their aim to cut net migration after it's criticised by former chancellor george osborne. dozens of schoolgirls kidnapped in nigeria by islamist militants 3 years ago are finally reunited with theirfamilies. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good evening. let's start with rugby union, and wasps will face exeter in the premiership final next saturday, after two thrilling semi—finals. exeter beat saracens by 18—16 in the day's early gam

humberside police said today the two men, aged 47 and a5, are still being questioned. ue. the police say they still want to hear from anyone who can come forward and help them find her. the headlines out of turkey recently have been grim but there's one room in one port city where people can let go of their worries. members of the seven colours association choir in mersin come together to sing. they're also creating a little bit of history at the same time. here in britain media from around the world flooded a small english country town to catch a glimpse of the society wedding of the year. pippa middleton, the sister of catherine the duchess of cambridge got married today. kate's children prince george and princess charlotte were page boy and flower girl. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. a society wedding. a chance to — well, to gawp at the guests, for one thing. interesting for some. others may feel, perhaps, a little indifferent to it all. but, of course, this was rather more than a society wedding, with celebrity guests like tennis champion roger

humberside police said today the two men, aged 47 and 45, are still being questioned. ay they still want to hear from anyone who can come forward and help them find her. africa's young science students have been putting their technical skills to the test at the finals of the pan—african robotics competition. more than 200 students from schools in senegal, mali and the gambia took part in a contest of engineering and electrical skills, and both boys and girls were successful at the event, in the capital, dakar. tim allman has more. at this stadium in senegal, they are thinking big. robotic creations line up, ready for battle — metaphorically, at least. some flying the flag. boys and girls working on the robots they created. i know a lot of people who might not have wanted to come here, but they came here, and they enjoyed it, and they loved it. i even think — i spoke to one of my friends, and they said that they want to change careers. now they want to become an engineer with robots and everything, so i think our generation is definitely the generation for it. all the co

humberside police, responsible for policing the event, requested extra assistance and forces from outsideought in to help police the event. i saw armed police at the entrance today and there will be extra searches today. there will be two rounds of searches, airport style searches, a searches, airport style searches, a search on trains and buses when people leave their vehicles to make their way to the site to come in and enjoy the festival. it is worth pointing out that even though there are armed police patrolling, radio1 bosses have assured us there are now concerned —— there are no concerns. ben cooper is in charge of radio 1 and he told us about security measures in place today. we have taken expert advice from everyone that has been involved in the event and i think what we have done is make sure that safety and security has been uppermost in our minds. obviously our thoughts have been with those that were affected at the beginning of the week in manchester and that really has informed our thinking, that has really made sure that we have focused on going how do we make sure this doe

two men arrested by humberside police over the disappearance of a woman who went missing after droppingwill appear before hull magistrates court later today. the woman was last seen magistrates court later today. the woman was last seen walking near her home in hull four weeks ago. police have searched several addresses in the city and have appealed for information about her disappearance. 9,000 people who lost money on shares in royal bank of scotland begin a high court action today demanding compensation from the bank and four former directors including fred goodwin. the claimants say they were misled by the bank when it sought to raise £12 billion from shareholders in april 2008, a few months before it had to be rescued by taxpayers because it was running out of money. the bank has said it will defend itself vigorously in court. a cheaper pound has led to a surge in american tourists visiting the uk. the travel website expedia says it's seen an 80% jump in summer bookings to the uk from across the atlantic betweenjanuary and march, compared with the same period last year. american vi

two men arrested by humberside police over the disappearance of a woman who went missing after droppingland start an action today. they‘re demanding compensation from the bank and for former directors, including fred goodwin. the claimant say they were misled by the bank when it sought to raise £12 billion from shareholders of april 2008, a few months before was rescued by taxpayers. when companies raise money from shareholders, they‘re legally obliged to give them the information they need to make an informed assessment. in april 2008, rbs asked shareholders to fork out £12 billion to beef up its finances in exchange for the right to buy new shares in the bank at £2 each. in the prospectus for that fundraising, rbs said it was managing its money within prudent limits. the claimants say that was misleading when internally, the bank had recognised that if it ran into further trouble and couldn‘t borrow from other banks, it wouldn‘t have enough money to survive for more than a day. thousands took up the shares, including employees of rbs and natwest, who were encouraged by their employer