jon kay reports. hidden in the wiltshire countryside, rghq chilmark, a huge underground bunker built to protect britain's leaders in a nuclear war. if we go in here, mind your head... this afternoon, police showed us the vast cannabis growing operation they uncovered here overnight. how would you describe what you have discovered here? a huge, massively professional setup, the biggest cannabis factory farm i have seen in 25 years of service. to find this in the heart of rural wiltshire is quite incredible. police found 20 large rooms filled with plants and equipped with specially installed equipment. every room has got this set up in it, the venting at the top to withdraw the fumes, take that outside, contain the heat. officer says huge amounts of power have been secretly siphoned off the national grid here. in several rooms, you see signs of people sleeping and working here. this was the old canteen, still being used last night, it seems, years after the bunker was sold off by the ministry of defence

jon kay, bbc news, wiltshire. newsnight‘s about to begin over on bbc two in a few moments.s emily maitlis. tonight, a rare interview with one us supreme court judge on the direction america is taking. and we're on the ground in the by—election which could reshape the contours of british poliitcs. join me now on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello, good evening and welcome to sportsday, with me — mike bushell. there's no happily ever after for leicester city — their fairytale is over after manager claudio ranieri is sacked. wayne rooney has made up his mind. he's not going the chinese way and has announced that he's staying put at manchester united. and sent out by gent, spurs‘ europa league dreams are over, after a 2—2 draw on the night at wembley is not enough. thanks forjoining us and if you are scratching you're head and wondering how a footballing fairytale can end so brutally, then you're in the right place. most of us are doing the same tonight, after leicester city sacked their managerjust nine months after he defied the 5000—1 odds

jon kay reports.rotect rghq chilmark, a huge and ground bunker built. protect britain's bunker built to protect britain's leaders in a nuclear war. —— underground. if we go in here, mind your head... this afternoon, police showed us the vast cannabis growing operation they uncovered here overnight. how would you describe what you have discovered - a what you have discovered here?‘ huge, massively professional setup, the biggest cannabis factory farm i have seen in 25 years of service. to find this in the heart of rural wiltshire is quite incredible. police found 20 large rooms filled with plants and equipped with specially installed equipment. every room has got this set up in i the room has got this set up in it, the venting at the top to withdraw the ta ke venting at the top to withdraw the take that outside, contain fumes, take that outside, contain the heat. officer says huge amounts of power have been secretly siphoned off the national grid here. in several rooms, you see signs of people sleeping

this is breakfast, with steph mcgovern and jon kay. are planned in most areas of england. the government says it's about giving patients better care. catastrophic engine failure is blamed after a light aircraft

jon kay reports. protect britain's leaders in a nuclear war. if we go in here, mind your head. this afternoon, police showed us the vast cannabis growing operation they uncovered here overnight. how would you describe what you have discovered here? a huge, massively professional setup, the biggest cannabis factory farm that i've seen in my 25 years of service. to find this in the heart of rural wiltshire is quite incredible. police found 20 large rooms. each one kitted out with specialist equipment to grow the plants sleeping as well as working.

jon kay, bbc news, wiltshire. to show you some great pictures before we go.berian tigers. they were chasing a bird before they spotted the drone that was filming them. it did not ta ke that was filming them. it did not take long before the electronic device became the prey. some cute, yet terrifying pictures, had been ca ptu red yet terrifying pictures, had been captured before it was destroyed. much more on our website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbc mike embley. thursday was a very wild day across the uk. storm doris packed quite a punch, bringing all sorts of weather — heavy rain, some heavy snow and the damaging gales. you can see a real squeeze on the isobars across the uk leaving off into the north sea into the low countries and denmark as we reached friday. a ridge of high pressure building in. it means that the winds continue to turn light overnight, but with clear skies a new hazard will appear and that's ice across the northern areas. especially where wintry showers continue, so bear that in mind if you ar

jon kay, bbc news, wiltshire. more on that and all the news any time on the bbc website.gales. you can a real squeeze on the isobars across the uk leaving off into the north sea into the low countries and denmark as we reached friday. a ridge of high pressure building in. it means that the winds continue to turn light overnight, but with clear skies a new hazard will appear and that‘s ice across the northern areas. especially where wintry showers continue, so bear that in mind if you are heading out first thing. it will be a much colder night up and down the uk than what we have been used to over the last few nights. it means, however, that into friday things will be fine, thanks to the ridge of high—pressure. it should see plenty of sunshine through the day but it will not stay calm for all areas because later on in the day the next area of low pressure will bring wet and windy weather into northern ireland and then into scotland. but for much of england and wales it will be chilly. the wind is picking up again across the north of ireland and western scotland. rain becom

>> mark halpern is continuing to joining us along with katty kay and pulitzer prize winnier jon meachamtweeting we reported last hour the store about judge gorsuch and a meeting he had with senator richard blumenthal of connecticut. he found donald trump's attacks on the judiciary demoralizing. donald trump has tweed aboted a that, quote. actually, what we went on to report that judge gorsuch office confirmed what he had said to senator blumenthal. >> yeah. so that is sort of out of blumenthal's hand and in the public from gorsuch's people, himself. look. we have someone leading the country who is making statements that are often not true or that are deeply concerning and i'm just not sure what this is doing. we have been struggling for the past decade with civility. this is a whole different level. >>> senator john mccain continues to be at odd with the white house over the late january raid in yemen. a navy s.e.a.l. and several civilians were killed. senator mccain has called it a failure, while the white house insists it was a success. >> when you lose a 75 million dollar airplane an

jon has a yosemite sam mud flaps on his jeep. >> i do. back off. >> homebuilders you wanted to hit, josh. >> i just feel like we have to talk about this because kayumbers came in 2016nd they are screaming hot. and, look, the december number alone is almost a plus 6% seasonally adjusted. the national index is now above the bubble, about 1 1/2% above bubble levels from a decade or more ago. i want to point out. itb, pure play homebuilders etf. just broken out in the last week, perhaps anticipating this. it's already through. the more popular xhb, which has a lot of other housing related stocks in there. that's on the cusp of breaking out. hasn't happened yet. you can find a lot of individual names that haven't done anything since last july. recall, we had negative rates and then rates shot up after brexit, mortgage rates, too. that put a top into the home building stocks. now rates are simmered down a little. the ten-year specifically. simmered down a little bit and the stocks are launching. it's it's definitely worthwhile to keep on your screen. >> all right. we're trading financials as well, as jamie dimon gets ready to address jp morgan sharehol

this is breakfast, with steph mcgovern and jon kay. cuts to hospital services are planned in most areas of england. the government says it's about giving patients better care. catastrophic engine failure is blamed after a light aircraft % i'm hi’znfifi'néifl cal ** ’ liselana ' ’ t'z’ by hi’znfifi'néifl cal _, ’ 5lelana ' ’ 1'5’ byflore than ! as here as at here as at britain's the non—league side m it i about women from gci’oss it i about women from across - military but also to give things ago and civilianstngive thingsagc ami ‘of mif— wee it is down but mild. for much of southern england it remains damp, cloudy and wet. it will be rejuvenating through the day. cold in the north but we will have rain and strong winds coming in from the north—west. more details in 15 minutes. fax. —— fax. good morning. most areas of england will see hospital services cut or moved under plans to save money and improve efficiency. analysis by the bbc has also found that about a third of the proposals would see a reduction in the number of hospitals offering em