jo black, bbc news.s been awarded the golden bear for best film at the berlin film festival. the award is considered the festival's top prize. it was given to french director nicolas philibert�*s documentary which is about a floating day care centre for adults with mental disorders on the bank of the river seine in paris. and the director used his winner's speech to highlight the film's work to improve the image of those with mental illnesses. we do not always distinguish very clearly between patients and carers. and that's fine. i try to reverse the image that we always have of mad people, so discriminating, so stigmatising. i wanted us to be able, if not to identify with them, at least recognise what unites us beyond our differences. something like a common humanity. being part of the same world. the berlin festival's award for youngest ever winner went to eight—year—old sophia otero who plays a trans—gender child. congratulations to her and all the winners. you can reach me on twitter. hello. high pre

jo black reports. 0n the seabed, a team of divers explore the site of a royal shipwreck.ay 1682. this discovery has been described as the most important maritime find since the mary rose, and it was found by two brothers from norwich. oh, look at that bottle, got a cork on the top as well. julian and lincoln barnwell run a printing business, but they're also experienced divers and have searched for shipwrecks for years. they challenged themselves to look for the gloucester and after four years, they found her. this footage shows a rope, one of the ship's cannons, a wine bottle and the tip of one of the anchors. and this computer image of the site has been generated and shows how a lot of the ship is submerged in the sand. hundreds of items from the 6loucester have been brought to the surface and now they're going on public display for the first time. well, it's quite surreal, actually, you know, to sort of go from seeing them on the seabed and to sort of bring them out to the public and display them in such a lovely way, it's something to be proud of. 0nboard that fateful

jo black, bbc news. i want to take you back to nigeria. us from the capital, where people have been voting in the elections, tens of millions of people in nigeria are heading to the polls to vote for a new president. these live pictures, as i say. polling stations will open at 7:30am local time. abc reporters around the country have said the start of voting in some areas have been quite chaotic. at one polling unit, waiting voters were told they would have to go somewhere else. it is highly likely we will close out the month of february as we began, with a good deal of quiet, dry weather around. clear skies that might lead to frosty conditions at this time of year, so it has been a frosty start in devon. in the highlands of scotland, quite a bit of clutter on this morning. we do have high pressure, but as the winds come round from a clockwise direction a cold wind is coming off the sea. there is always the risk of showers here and some of those will push further inland, may be turning wintry to the tops of the peaks in the pennines. the wi

jo black, bbc news. what an incredible find.we are seeing live pictures of voters queueing to take part in one of the country's most competitive elections since the end of military rule. still long queues, reports that polling stations didn't open on time, reports that lots of people have been trying to vote and not managed to do so, but people in the country are being told, if theyjoin the queue, they are going to be eligible to vote. there is a tight security in the country as those unpredictable elections due take place. plenty more on our website, and you can follow our correspondence. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @frankie—mack goodbye for now. hello. well, it certainly feels chilly out there today. cloudy in places, too. but for many of us, it's a case of blue skies across western parts of the uk. but the wind is the story today, particularly on the north sea coast. and you know the sensation of how chilly or mild it feels is not just to do with the temperature itself or even the wind, it's also to do with how dry the

jo black, bbc news. just before we go, let's take some live pictures over in nigeria.election since military rule ended. you were watching bbc news. hello. it was quite a chilly day, with variable amounts of sunshine and one or two fleeting showers here and there. how about tomorrow? well, sunday is going to feel a little less cold. we think the winds won't be quite as strong, and also a little more sunshine expected in some parts of the country, particularly in the south. so here's that high pressure saturday evening and into the early hours of sunday. it's right over us. and you can see that chilly dry air circling around that area of high pressure. and it's the dry air that has made it feel particularly chilly. but dry air doesn't necessarily mean all that sunny, far from it. you can see the clouds streaming in off the north sea and they'll continue to do so. these are the clouds that are bringing one or two light showers. nothing prolongs or heavy. and we are generally talking about clear skies overnight and also a touch of frost, obviously, where the sky is clear

jo black, bbc news in ipswich. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. the changes with more in the way of sunshine heading towards the weekend. today across eastern areas a lot of cloud around and patches of rain. west a tiny bit brighter that we do have some

jo black, bbc news. well we heard from professor claire jowitt in that report.gallery where we can speak to her. it's really good to have you with us. it must be a very exciting day for you. just to explain to me a little bit more about why this discovery is so significant. this is an unprecedented _ discovery is so significant. this is an unprecedented discovery - discovery is so significant. this is an unprecedented discovery in i discovery is so significant. this is i an unprecedented discovery in many ways because we have a luxurious, royaljourney by ways because we have a luxurious, royal journey by sea. ways because we have a luxurious, royaljourney by sea. captured in time, in the wreckage. to be able to bring that to lie to make light, james, the duke of york, head to the throne, is travelling to scotland, gets into trouble, the ship sinks. that is such an important political story and the artefacts us associated with thatjourney are associated with that journey are 'ust associated with that journey are just stunning. associated with that “ourney are jus

here's jo black.fe. we know that officers were called to the propertyjust after we know that officers were called to the property just after five we know that officers were called to the propertyjust after five o'clock yesterday evening. people living nearby told us of a big emergency response including armed police. sadly a short time later it was confirmed a little girl had died. it's believed the incident happened in the back garden and no one else was injured. for people who knew the family, there is disbelief and sadness. it is so hard to hear this. it is someone i really know, i see her every day going to school and coming back so it is so hard and i wish to mother the best. i know that god will get through because it is not easy. today, the local church just across the road will be open for local people who may wish to reflect. 0ur heart goes out to the parents and community and also those police and community and also those police and first responders who had to encounter something that no one

jo black, bbc news in ipswich. here, deep breath, i am following the script, literally. alesha dixon. the ukrainian singerjulia sanina, the award—winning actress from ted lasso and game of thrones, hannah waddington, and someone you may well know, mr graham norton. there you go. it's in may and it's not far off. let's take a look at the weather. hello, there. the weather is looking quite a bit cooler than it was at the start of the week, and this afternoon we've got a lot of cloud around and scattered showers, as well. the satellite picture shows the extent of the cloud cover today — it is across the northwest of the country that will have the best of the sunny spells, but here we're looking at some heavy showers for western scotland and for northern ireland. now, we did have some brief brighter moments weather—wise in wales, but showers are set to move in here. one or two of those could be quite heavy through the afternoon, a few patches of rain affecting eastern areas of england — most of that will be quite light

jo black, bbc news in ipswich. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes.uite appealing! as far as the weather goes we are bringing in the changes with more in the way of sunshine heading towards the weekend. today across eastern areas a lot of cloud around and patches of rain. west a tiny bit brighter that we do have some showers. you can see the extent of the cloud across the country, some of the heavy showers working in across western scotland and northern ireland and across wales at the moment whereas across eastern scotland and central and eastern scotland and central and eastern england not much in the way of sunshine. most of that rain tending to come through quite light and patchy but nevertheless are not off through the afternoon. temperatures are lower than at the week but closer to average at this time of year. overnight cloud and rain becoming restricted to southern areas later in the night wears for scotland and northern ireland and northern england were looking at a cold night with a widespread frost. temperatures between zero and minus three

jo black is at st paul's church in birmingham this morning, and can tell us more. morning, jo.s in the country which are well served but some do have a shortage. i have been speaking to some bell—ringers in ipswich you have come forward to doing for the king. —— to ring for the king. bells ring the unmistakable sound of church bells has been part of the soundscape across towns and cities for centuries. they help us celebrate, commemorate, and are a weekly call to worship. now, with just over ten weeks to go until the coronation, there is a shortage of hell ringers who will ring for the king. and so the race is on to find and train people up. all yours. that hand stroke, stretch and pull through. st lawrence's in ipswich, a deconsecrated church, is now a community hub. we're told the bells here are the oldest entire ring of five bells in the country, dating back to the 1a00s. and the weekly ringing session held here on a wednesday lunchtime, is today doubling up as a training exercise for some who have come to answer this particular coronation call. we want to make sure that the

jo black, bbc news. stay with us, the headlines are coming up.ys and heart. it hurts there. just there? and there's nothing on my skin. he's in extreme pain with black toes and swollen legs. they have gone down. have they? samantha and angie do observations and reassess his pain relief with a video call with the virtual ward's gp. i know we've been sort of increasing your morphine, haven't we? - john's only recently home from a month—long stay in hospital and doesn't want to go back. you get somebody in every day to check everything, but you don't get that in hospital. it's going to might sound bad, but i don't want to die in hospital. i'd sooner die in my own house. with all me photographs and what have you. that's the way i am. thanks very much. you're welcome, you take care. bye. bye, john. all the patients that we go out to see do not want to go into the hospital. they've had maybe bad experiences, the long waiting times. i was with one patient finishing work at 6:00 and i rang for an ambulance and i didn't get home until quarter past midnigh

has approved jo biden's push to give black and other minority voters more sway in the presidential nomination process. voters in all 50 states get to choose between various contenders. in the party primaries a process that takes months and those who stop the race on a winning notes tend to gain momentum for their candidacy. for decades, iowa has been 1st on the primary calendar followed by new hampshire up to valise diverse states in the nation. they were followed by nevada and south carolina. now the 1st democratic primary will be in south carolina where black votes is play a significant role. you hampshire will stay 2nd, along with nevada, which moves up in the calendar. georgia and michigan will follow all of those except south carolina, a battleground or swing states, michigan, a georgia voted for donald trump in 2016 before flipping the joe biden in 2020. let's bring it, i guess, for today's discussion from washington, which are by douglas sloane, senior political analyst at the national capital strategy group from marietta, georgia. jason shepherd, attorney and assistant professor of po

jo black, bbc news, in milton keynes.is in 2020, will attend the service. our north america editor, sarah smith, has more from memphis. large crowds are expected to brave freezing temperatures in memphis to attend the funeral of 29—year—old tyre nichols. a eulogy will be delivered by the veteran civil rights campaigner the reverend al sharpton. what happened to tyre is a disgrace to this country. there's no other way to describe what has happened in this situation. they said, "nojustice..." no peace! the service will also feature demands for a significant police reform — to try to avoid similar tragedies happening in future. the first black us vice president, kamala harris, will be attending, a sign ofjust how big an impact this incident has had across america. the killing of tyre nichols has shocked the nation, but people in memphis say it's not surprising. they have frequently witnessed violent attacks, often against black people, in their city. the five police officers seen brutally attacking tyre nichols in the videos

new with the petition. equal rights for black people . 18 africans living in germany signed the petition to the german parliament. oh, divorce. eula, africa wanted jo africans to have the opportunity to attend university or college hortshoi. they wanted deval it probably for personal reasons to the recognition men, and legitimize ation marriages between black men and white women. ah, and i, kent's wooden on leg a team von or devoted. i also want a determinant representative in the parliament. i thought martin to bobo to be precise to martin, to move as on the petition failed. but it marked the dawn of the 1st black movement in germany. mondanca deek was one of the men who signed his name to day. those events are remembered on a commemorative pillar in downtown berlin. thus, man, that's my great grandad. it's in the us. i think it's fantastic historical. yeah, historic as much as good. it's such a good feeling to know that my great grandfather was also part of the fight. you're kind of tucked. ah, as the roaring twenties hit germany black american dancer josephine baker became a celebrated figure on the stages of berlin. ah, extended us emma, the bu

the 29 year old black man who died after a police encounter jo biden's attorney says the f b. i did not find any classified documents during search of the president's house in delaware. hundreds of thousands of teachers transport workers and public servants walk out in the biggest day of industrial action in the u. k. in more than a decade, a silent strike in miramar and riley's overseas mark 2 years since military's paragraph. with a message of healing and forgiveness put francis meets victims of atrocities and plunder. the democratic republic. allan sport 7 times super cold winter tom brady retires again. 45 year old nfl, sorry, maybe announcement via social media existing this time it's for good. ah . so it is lesson 3 years since murder, george floyd at the hands of police officers spot a nation wide movement in the united states racial justice. now the death of another black man has spark calls for justice and reckoning amongst offices. terry nichols at 29 year old black men died days after being brutally beaten by police in academia, vice president, common harris, family

we can nowjoin our news correpondentjo black who is in st paul�*s church in birmingham. and it is jois all yours. tte are 30 to 40,000 bell—ringers short in the uk. the coronation is in about ten weeks, so it is highlighting the shortage, if you like. i have got some bell ringers to talk about this issue. let�*s talk to talk about this issue. let�*s talk to richard, you are the ringing master here. talking about the shortage, it is package shortage around the country because you are oversubscribed here? yes. around the country because you are oversubscribed here?— around the country because you are oversubscribed here? yes, the bells are probably — oversubscribed here? yes, the bells are probably the _ oversubscribed here? yes, the bells are probably the most _ oversubscribed here? yes, the bells are probably the most wrong - oversubscribed here? yes, the bells are probably the most wrong in i oversubscribed here? yes, the bells are probably the most wrong in the | are probably the most wrong in the country_ are probably the most wrong in the country and — are probably the most wrong