john butcher, an eyewitness to the crash tonight.have got some pictures of this helicopter, and when it was first of all are rising at the king power stadium this evening, and it was there to collect passengers of course, as we heard, leicester city fa ns course, as we heard, leicester city fans quite used to seeing this helicopter in attendance when there isa helicopter in attendance when there is a home game at the king power stadium in leicester. it is owned by the chairman of the club. it is how they leave the stadium when there has been a home game. we are waiting for confirmation from the police of who was on board, and whether vichai srivaddhanaprabha, the owner of the club, was amongst the passengers. a very concerning time for everyone connected with leicester city. yes, we are all concerned for the welfare of the family. it is a great shock to us all that this has happened. they are so well respected for what they have done, notjust for the club, but the city of leicester. they have donated loads and loads of money and thin

thank you, john goodness, ——john butcher, an eyewitness when the helicopter came down. more details on that story when we get them. coming up now, look at the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are susie boniface, who's a columnist for the daily mirror, and the broadcaster, penny smith. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the express pictures tonight's helicopter crash outside leicester city's football ground — the helicopter is owned by the club's owner. the observer claims government welfare reforms are fuelling a rise in homelessness across the country. the sunday telegraph looks at monday's budget — it reports government claims that hundreds of millions of pounds will be pumped into installing superfast broadband in some of the uk's most remote areas. billing an exclusive, the mail on sunday has an interview with sir philip green — who was named in the house of lords as the businessman at the centre of allegations of sexual and racial harrassment, claims which he denies. the topshop own

leicester city fan john butcher was at the scene and told us what he saw.ar facing the stadium. we have seen a lot of fire engines come by. as we came out to see what had happened, what had occurred, my nephew came running towards me. he was in a real state of shock. he said he'd seen the helicopter spiral out of control and then within a second, drop like a stone to the floor. the propeller on the tail of the helicopter that seemed to lose power and then the helicopter just span, spiralled out of control. the former cabinet minister, lord hain, says he stands by his decision to name sir philip green as the businessman at the centre of allegations of sexual harassment and racial abuse. he made the revelation in the lords, using parliamentary privilege. but sir philip, who denies all the allegations, says lord hain failed to disclose potential links to a newspaper that wanted to publish the story. here's our political correspondent nick erdley. i feel it's my duty, under parliamentary privilege, to name philip green as the individual in question. lord hain‘s

leicester city fan john butcher was at the scene and told us what he saw.dium. we've seen a lot of fire engines come by. as we came out to see what had happened, what had occurred, my nephew came running towards me. and he was in a real state of shock. he said he'd seen the helicopter spiral out of control, and then within a second, drop like a stone to the floor. the propeller on the tail of the helicopter that seemed to lose power, and then the helicopter just spun, spiralled out of control. that is the latest from leicester. let's look at some other stories in brief. at a meeting in the vatican, roman catholic bishops have recommended that women be allowed to play a greater role in the church. the month—long synod was called to examine how the church could relate better to young people, but conservatives and progressives often failed to see eye to eye. the standing of the roman catholic church has been badly damaged by the scandal over sexual abuse by priests. polls have opened in the first round of georgia's last direct presidential election. the two fr

leicester city fan john butcher was at the scene and told us what he saw.me out to see what had happened, what had occurred, my nephew came running towards me. and he was in a real state of shock. he said he‘d seen the helicopter spiral out of control, and then within a second, drop like a stone to the floor. the propeller on the tail of the helicopter that seemed to lose power, and then the helicopter just spun, spiralled out of control. on the bbc understands the owner of the football club was on board the helicopter that crashed last night. this is bbc news. good morning. well, saturday was certainly a shock to the system, wasn‘t it? cold for all of us, but really it was a day of mixed fortunes, because for some there were beautiful spells of sunshine. a beautiful weather watchers picture sent in from keswick in cumbria. however, if you were caught under the showers, it was miserable. frequent showers in the north—east of scotland, some of them wintry to higher ground. frequent showers running in across the yorkshire coast, lincolnshire, east anglia, the

leicester city fan john butcher was at the scene and told us what he saw: bega my nephew sort the helicopteren the helicopterjust spiralled out of control. that was a fan was that we are waiting for a statement from leicester city and will bring that to you when we get it. good morning. saturday was certainly a shock to the system, cold for all of us, but really it was a day of mixed fortunes, because for some there were beautiful spells of sunshine. a beautiful weather watchers picture sent in from keswick in cumbria. however, if you were caught under the showers it was miserable. frequent showers in the north—east of scotland, some of them wintry over higher ground. frequent showers running in across the yorkshire coast, east anglia, the midlands and the south—west. and that brought rumbles of thunder, and to close out the day in parts of lincolnshire and cambridgeshire, there were some hailstorms as well. so a pretty miserable story, and we are in this cold air now, right across the country. not just the uk. through much of europe as well, descending as far south as spain and portugal, wh