wo soldiers from islington who were awarded the victoria cross for their service during world war onereen later this morning. it's in recognition of him single—handedly defending an outpost in northern france. lieutenant colonel frank roberts is also being remembered after he drove the enemy out of a village on the western front. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on all tube lines this morning. on to the trains, heathrow connect has a reduced service between paddington and the airport because of maintenance work. the usual delays on the a13, slow moving westbound between dagenham and barking. let's have a check on the weather now with kate kinsella good morning. a cold start this morning, temperatures widely at zero, one or two spots a bit below so we have a bit of frost first thing this morning except for perhaps central london, where the temperature is a bit above zero. with that comes a clear start, plenty of sunshine around today, perhaps more cloud developing this afternoon but very high so turning the sunshine perhaps a bit hazy but on the who

yesterday morning in islington, at 7:30am, police arrested a 57—year—old man, notjust on suspicion ofd in the burglary itself. our top story this lunchtime: a decision to release the serial sex offender, john worboys — who's served ten years of an indeterminate sentence — has been overturned by the high court. and still to come... the plans to restore an historic part of grimsby — once britain's busiest fishing port. in sport on bbc news. the fallout from the ball tampering scandal continues. captain steve smith and vice captain david warner are banned for 12 months with cameron bancroft banned for nine months by cricket australia. a national memorial service has taken place in france, in honour of the police officer who died saving the lives of hostages in the supermarket siege last week. lieutena nt—colonel arnaud beltrame was killed after he traded places with one of the captives held by an islamist gunman. after a funeral procession which crossed paris, president macron led a ceremony of remembrance for a man who has become a national hero. 0ur correspondent hugh schofield was wat

it‘s been a dark winter in islington.ew they could change the mood in a moment. calhanoglu with a strike to shake the try. how were those nerves? well, how about this for a settler? not two minutes later danny welbeck broke and fell. a plea, a pause. a penalty. back to welbeck. pressure. in a kick a stadium exhaled. arsenal aren‘t always suitable for before the watershed. though always a chance ofjump scares courtesy of a desperate milan with nothing to lose. arsenal ensured they had nothing to gain either. xhaka aimed for one corner and somehow scored in the other. safety. then time for luxury. they queued up for a third, welbeck got it. a competition which was never supposed to be a priority for arsenal has helped them regain a little of their identity. patrick gearey, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here is an 0llie. tonight we talk to the excelled russian oligarch who believes blood and putin has lost control of the russian state. during the night on bbc

he's obviously mixing up the border with the camden—islington border. hey! laughter. so, mrspeaker., can the prime minister confirm that she will not renege on commitments made in phase one to keep an open border in ireland? the foreign secretary and i are absolutely committed to ensuring that we deliver on no hard border between northern ireland and ireland. that's the position of the uk government, it's the position of the parties in northern ireland, it's the position of the irish government and it was what we agreed in the december agreement of thejoint report. we are all committed to ensuring there is no hard border between northern ireland and ireland. the government is so divided, the prime minister is incapable of delivering a coherent and decisive plan for brexit. hear, hear! so when is she going to put the country's interests before the outsized egos of her own cabinet? but theresa may insisted her government would not only deliver on brexit, but on housing, schools and the environment. but the snps westminster leader returned tote northern ireland border issue. the foreig

he's been named as 57—year—old michael seed from islington in london.l history. six men have already beenjailed for their part in the raid. two ulster and ireland rugby players have been cleared of rape after a nine—week trial. stuart olding and paddyjackson had been accused of assaulting the same woman in south belfast injune 2016. mrjackson was also cleared of sexual assault. the cost of drinks in plastic bottles and cans in england could rise under plans for a refundable deposit scheme to increase recycling. consumers would get their money back when they returned bottles and cans to a collecting point. our science editor david shukman reports. plastic bottles are suddenly getting political attention. 13 billion of them are bought in the uk every year. but at least three billion are never recycled. and this is where discarded plastic can end up, drifting in the oceans and polluting them on an ever—growing scale. ten years ago, i saw for myself how sea birds in the pacific can suffer from plastic waste. and some countries have responded quickly to this

he's been named as 57—year—old michael seed from islington in london.ary in legal history. six men have already beenjailed for their part in the raid. two ulster and ireland rugby players have been cleared of rape after a nine—week trial. stuart 0lding and paddyjackson had been accused of assaulting the same woman in south belfast injune 2016. mrjackson was also cleared of sexual assault. the first funerals have taken place in russia for some of the 64 people who lost their lives in a fire at a shopping centre on sunday. most of those who died in the city of kemerovo were children. relatives claim dozens of other people are still missing. moscow has declared a national day of mourning. there were harrowing scenes at today's funeral services, as our correspondent sarah rainsford reports. they are desperate not to let go. a couple cling to the coffin of their ten—year—old daughter. masha's little brother and their grandma were also killed in the kemerovo fire in a day out at the cinema. for those left behind, saying goodbye is too much to bear. wailing. "

today, donald trump said he did not believe in the islington and took a protectionist step in a new direction. the president announced the us will impose stiff ta riffs announced the us will impose stiff tariffs on steel and aluminium imports from other countries. the people that feared mr trump would start a global trade war, this is the first series indication that he might do so. for the president's supporters, it was an important campaign commitment. he says he will sign off on the financial penalties next week. we'll be imposing tariffs on steel imports and tariffs on aluminium imports. and you're going to see a lot of good things happen. you're going to see expansions of the companies, what's been allowed to go on for decades is disgraceful. since the announcement of that, the dow is down 500 points. with us is nick bryant, this is something the president said he would do fiesrafifiea a ' w 7' " z! fiesrafifiea a ' w 7' " g.— fiesrafifiea a ' w w w “ ' ‘the' he held the 53:55 ref the [smds—if“ he: 5535.5 off for the geese ef the [smds—lf“ he heté off for a the eeeee ef the [smde-if“ he heté off

yesterday at 730 in the morning, a 57—year—old man was arrested during the search of a premises in islingtony backin first arrest in the case since way back in 2015. it is the first sign of real progress in the continuance of real progress in the continuance of this investigation. thank you very much. coca—cola is moving ahead with plans that were announced to close its site in milton keynes and northampton. the company has confirmed that this morning, that will mean a loss of almost 300 jobs. coca—cola to close those sites in northampton and milton keynes. prime minister's questions is about to get underway in the house of commons. let's cross to our assistant political editor norman smith who is in the central lobby of the houses of parliament. what is likely to come up today, norman? it wild guess, i'm going to save the nhs, a subject whichjeremy corbyn keeps returning to, and late yesterday we got that surprise suggestion from the prime minister and she is now going to set out plans for a much longer term funding programme for the nhs, maybe stretching even as far as ten years, but we do

tuesday of this week michael seed 57 years old as you say, he was arrested at his home address in islingtontan police seized a number of items and he was then charged on wednesday evening last night. he made a short appearance here at westminster magistrates' court, he spoke very briefly to confirm his name his date of birth and also his address. there was no application for bail, and he has been told that he will now face another court appearance, a next court appearance at woolwich crown court on the 26th of april. nobel peace prize winner malala yousafzai has returned to pakistan for the first time since being shot by taliban militants. these pictures from pakistani television shows her with her parents at islamabad's international airport under tight security. malala, who's now aged twenty, was shot in the head by a gunman for campaigning forfemale education. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani is in islamabad. malala's life has changed beyond anything she could have imagined that the last five years so it is not surprised this is a really emotional return for her. absolutely, she arrive

islington council is appealing for landlords to offer accommodation to syrian refugees.n more than one million refugees will need to be settled in 2018. sir michael caine will be celebrating his 85th birthday next week, and to celebrate the london actor will release a new documentary called my generation. the film is his take on the swinging 60s. there will also be a pop exhibition in celebration of his birthday opening on tomorrow in carnaby street. let's have a look at the travel situation now. on the tube, the hammersmith & city line has minor delays between edgware rd and hammersmith. and the piccadilly line has severe delays between hyde park corner and acton town due to a signal failure at king's cross. on the trains, delays on south—eastern via tonbridge due to signalling problems. on the roads tooting high street is closed between tooting broadway and hoyle road due a burst water main, which has flooded the road and caused traffic diversions. and marylebone road is still down to one lane at park crescent following a burst water main there. let's have a check on t