vigils have been held in memory of the victims as isabella allen reports.are searching for bodies after a man confessed to killing seven women and girls. translation: the robotic camera has identified two objects which we suspect may be those we've been looking for. tomorrow morning, we'll begin the process of retrieving them so that we can inspect and identify them. yesterday, a vigil was held for the victims of what's said to be cyprus's first serial killing. there's widespread shock, but also outrage from demonstrators who accused the police of not taking the cases of the missing women seriously because of their foreign dissent. the main suspect, whose name has not yet been made public, has appeared in court and remains in police detention. cypriot authorities have called in additional help from british investigative experts in this unprecedented case. isabella allen, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. thank you very much. a couple of fa cts thank you very much. a couple of facts about the weather over the last 2a hours. we

isabella allen, bbc news.o women in north london have released an image of the car they believe was used by the attacker. the women, both in their 20s, were abducted separately in the early hours of thursday, the first from a street in chingford and the second 12 hours later, from edgware. they managed to escape from their attacker following a struggle in osborne road in watford on thursday afternoon. police have released this cctv still of a car, believed to be a silver or grey ford s—max people carrier, with false registration plates and say they are looking for a muscular white man in his late 20s or early 30s, with a bald head or shaved blond hair. they have urged everyone in the area to remain vigilant. the uk's shale gas commissioner, natascha engel, has resigned afterjust six months, saying fracking is being throttled by rules preventing mini earthquakes. in her resignation letter, the former labour mp accused the government of "pandering" to "myths and scare stories" about shale gas extraction. the snp

isabella allen, bbc news.oner has resigned after just six months in thejob, saying the government is paying too much attention to a small, but noisy, environmental lobby. natascha engel, a former labour mp, said that unnecessarily strict rules on fracking meant it was nearly impossible to make a success of the industry. she's accused the government of "pandering" to "myths and scare stories". the snp leader, nicola sturgeon, plans to warn the uk government not to stand in the way of a second independence referendum. ms sturgeon will tell delegates at the party's spring conference in edinburgh that attempts to block a vote have been weakened, and that there has been a "surge" in support for a yes vote. voters in spain go to the polls today in a fiecely contested general election — the third in four years. among the contenders, the ultra nationalist vox party, whose leaders attack multiculturalism and feminism — the first real resurgence of the far right since the death of the dictator, general franco, in 1975.

isabella allen, bbc news. years. the controversial far—right vox party is threatening to shake up spanish politics but critics say its divisive message could set the country back decades. andy beatt reports. spain's third general election in just four years. with as many as 40% of voters still undecided ahead of sunday's vote, politicians of all colours have been campaigning hard. among them, the far—right populist party vox, enjoying a surge of support and hoping to upstage their rivals. but in madrid, activists from feminist group femen, written across their bodies, "this isn't patriotism, "it's fascism." and the anti—franco slogan, "they shall not pass." anti—immigration, anti—separatist, and anti—women's rights, vox is one of five parties with a chance of entering government. if it does, it would become the first far—right group to sit in parliament for nearly 40 years. its leader, though, is keen to brush aside links with spain's fascist past. translation: vox is the only party capable of defending nation

isabella allen, bbc news.week thanks to storm hanna, with winds up to 80 mph. it's all down to this, the swerve of cloud here with a deep area of low pressure. however, the area of low pressure is no weakening, also sliding out into the north sea. a harp —— high—pressure starting to build from the west, so things for the second half of the weekend look a good deal calmer. certainly there tonight, those winds will ease. there will still be showers but not as many as we had today. still blustery out there at the moment, wind gusts of up there at the moment, wind gusts of up to more than 40 mph. much of that rain will peter out as the night wears on. still 1— to showers, particularly clipping into eastern england. clear spells developing with most of us holding well above freezing, but a across parts of england, it will get cold enough for a touch of frost. it is a big morning in london, the marathon taking place. for those taking part, this is the forecast with lots of cloud overhead but predominately dry, just