james waterhouse reports. it is not a bad person to get a lift off, is it?ey arrive at silverstone. they're opening this new £20 million motor sports museum at the iconic northamptonshire circuit. this visit is one of the duke of sussex's lastjobs as a royal, before he steps down from his duties in april. with the clock ticking... the world f1 champion tries out to gun that is used to change wheels in the pit. no danger of a job change coming soon, then. bloody hell! the prince chats to younger fans alongside the exhibition, which documents british racing over the years. i now officially open the silverstone experience. for lewis hamilton, there will be no stepping back as he goes for a seventh world title. as for harry and meghan, this is seen as their farewell tour. their last ever engagement as senior royal family members is on monday. james waterhouse, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's stav. thank. many of us on the sunshine today, it felt quite springlike in the strong march sunshine but it will be turning cooler under clear skies tonight

james waterhouse explains.t, three months after their release from prison, and every six months after that. if it shows they broke rules around their release, they'd go back inside. they'd also set a new broader definition of domestic abuse, which recognises economic exploitation, where victims‘ finances are controlled by their abuser. in changes to the previous proposals, offenders would be banned from cross—examining their victims in all family court proceedings, and councils would be ordered to find safe accommodation for victims and their children. ministers have called the plans comprehensive, but some charities argue they don't go far enough to help children affected by domestic violence, instead treating them more like witnesses. the nspcc, for example, says the government is missing a landmark opportunity, by leaving thousands still at risk because the help they deserve isn't in place. either way, if passed, and a three year pilot is successful, these laws would be put in place across england and wales.

james waterhouse reports.rson to get a lift off — his royal highness, until the end of the month, plays passenger to lewis hamilton. they‘ re end of the month, plays passenger to lewis hamilton. they're opening this new £20 million motor sports museum at silverstone. this visit is one of duke of sussex's lastjobs as a royal, before he steps down in april. with the clock ticking... the world champion tries out to gun that is used to change wheels in the pit. no danger of a job change coming soon, then. bloody hell! the prince chats to younger fans alongside the exhibition, which documents british racing over the years.|j exhibition, which documents british racing over the years. i now officially open the silverstone experience. for lewis hamilton, there is no stepping back as he goes for a seventh world title. for harry and meghan this is their last engagement as senior royal family members is on monday. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos thank you, ben. good afternoon. before we move on to the

james waterhouse explains.d initially see around 300 defenders take a lie detector test, three months after their release from prison, and every six months after that. if it shows they broke rules around their release, they'd go back inside. they'd also set a new broader definition of domestic abuse, which recognises economic exploitation, where victims' finances are controlled by their abuser. in changes to the previous proposals, offenders would be banned from cross—examining their victims in all family court proceedings, and councils would be ordered to find safe accommodation for victims and their children. ministers have called the plans comprehensive, but some charities argue they don't go far enough to help children affected by domestic violence, instead treating them more like witnesses. the nspcc, for example, says the government is missing a landmark opportunity, by leaving thousands still at risk because the help they deserve isn't in place. either way, if passed, and a three year pilot is successful

with the formula one champion, lewis hamilton, and was shown how wheels are changed in the pit. james waterhouseis royal highness, until the end of the month, plays passenger to lewis hamilton. they're opening this new £20 million motor sports museum at silverstone. this visit is one of duke of sussex's lastjobs as a royal, before he steps down in april. with the clock ticking... the world champion tries out to gun that is used to change wheels in the pit. no danger of a job change coming soon, then. bloody hell! the prince chats to younger fans alongside the exhibition, which documents british racing over the years. i now officially open the silverstone experience. for lewis hamilton, there is no stepping back as he goes for a seventh world title. for harry and meghan this is their last engagement as senior royal family members is on monday. time for a look at the weather forecast. you have been reflecting onjust how warm forecast. you have been reflecting on just how warm the winter has been. yes, across europe this is a record winter. this is the orange colour telling us that temperatures hav

he's been speaking to bbc london's james waterhouse.ut coronavirus and i was just surprised and shocked, so ijust turned around and looked at the guy. the men from the group started kicking me in my groin area, and i was obviously angry. the guy who saw me was really angry. he shouted "i don't want coronavirus in my country," and he threw a punch at me and that was in my nose started bleeding really badly. basically, the whole street was filled with my blood. jonathan was on his way home from dinner last monday before being confronted by a group of four amongst the st. the doctor told me that there was probably a broken bone around this area andi probably a broken bone around this area and i would need to see a specialist and do an operation to fix the bone that was misplaced. police say the attack was racially motivated, but haven't yet made any rest. jonathan thinks his experience as part of a growing problem. —— any arrests. chinese people are a majority in singapore and i really been lied to many of these issues in singapore and com