danny savage, bbc news, killamarsh near sheffield.he travel show, with mike corey. this week, on the travel show... i'm in argentina, exploring an amazing sunken town that has reemerged from under the water. then, i head to the country's spectacular iguazu falls. and in wales, wejoined a couple starting out on a pedal powered adventure at sea, searching for a more sustainable future. we're kicking off this week in south america — argentina, to be precise — where early last year i went to explore one of the strangest places i had ever heard of. a town that had to be abandoned due to flooding back in the 1990s, but has since reemerged from beneath the water. you can find ghost towns all over the world, and as many different reasons why they could be abandoned, but i've heard epecuen is special because it is not abandoned — at least not completely. there's not much left... just some bricks. you can only guess what they used to be. this places is wild. there's a couple of tourists here, notjust us. well, more cows than tourists. epecuen w

danny savage, bbc news, killamarsh near sheffield.ime for our world: merkel�*s germany. she's one of the world's most influential leaders. after 16 years as german chancellor, angela merkel is standing down. she has shaped european and global politics. what of her own country? what is angela merkel�*s germany? summer in berlin, and the end of an era. for the class of 2021, school days are done, new lives lie ahead. for germany, too, change is coming. angela merkel, the only leader these youngsters have ever known, will no longer be running the country in which they've come of age. we don't have a perfect democracy but i think we have a good democracy. every german citizen knows the common problems and i think in other countries, that is not the case. i love germany. it is, like, in my heart- and i never want to leave it. this country has changed significantly since these youngsters were born. come with me on a journey through merkel�*s germany. we'll explore the country she's shaped and the country she leaves behind. germany today — o

danny savage, bbc news, killamarsh near sheffield. the time is 17 minutes past six.ts gas and electricity supplies are secure but adds there will be no bail—out for energy firms in trouble. iamat i am at the chelsea flower show, where are for the first time in its 108 year history, it is being held in autumn. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel... as derby county enter administration, the club seek a new owner to safeguard their future, with the threat of relegation to the third tier now facing the side. 0n the spanish island of la palma, part of the canary islands, thousands of people have been moved from their homes. 100 homes have been destroyed and flights have been cancelled after a volcano erupted on sunday. the flow of lava, 15 metres high in places, destroyed everything in its path. it's the first time in a half—century that the cumbre vieja volcano on la palma has erupted. no injuries have been reported so far, as our correspondent james reynolds reports. buildings which once had a good view of the cumbre vieja volcano, now have an even better vie

danny savage, bbc news, killamarsh near sheffield.for angela merkel as chancellor. during her 16 years in power, angela merkel has played a powerful and prominent role on the world stage. our europe editor katya adler has been on a nationwide road trip to ask what germans most want after her departure. come meet generation merkel. they've known no other prime minister their whole young lives. she has kept us in a safe space, like a mother would, for the past 16 years, but it's now time for a change. their wish list for germany's new era after sunday's election is long. i care most about the climate problems we have right now in germany. i care most about education and - the economy after the next election. i really care about gender equality. germany is really behind when it comes to digitalisation so we are far behind in that compared to other countries. germany lagging behind? that might surprise you. this is more its image abroad... modern, efficient, high tech. but merkel governments were criticised for failing to invest in german

remains _ 31—year—old male from killamarsh remains in — 31—year—old male from killamarsh remains inchandos crescent area between 9:30pm on saturday and at 7:30am the following _ 9:30pm on saturday and at 7:30am the following day. who may have information that will be helpful to the investigation. thank you. studio: it looks as if that was a short police press conference there, regarding those deaths in killamarsh that police were called to early on sunday morning in chandos crescent in killamarsh, north derbyshire. we heard there from the chief constable about the people who have now been named as those who were killed, and the fact a 31—year—old man is in custody in connection with those murders. a few moments ago we were listening to the business secretary in the house of commons saying the government did not expect an emergency in gas supply this winter. he said there is no question of the lights going out. despite the fact a number of energy firms are going out of business. let's speak to our political correspondent peter saull. very keen to reassure consumers, the business secr

danny savage, bbc news, killamarsh near sheffield.nd health and social care workers. our health correspondent dominic hughes has the latest. not the usual start to the school week for 14—year—old jack, a pupil at belfair's academy in essex. he's one of the first healthy 12—15—year—olds in england to receive the vaccine as part of the latest roll—out. i'm happy i've got it cos it makes it easier to go out and enjoy myself now. schools do need to get permission from parents or guardians, but if that's withheld and the child is judged to be competent to reach a decision, they could give consent. the judgment on vaccinating this younger age group was finely balanced and was made only after factors like the disruption to education were taken into account. it's really important to remember that the uk chief medical officers have supported the introduction of the vaccine to this age group and that's then been signed off by government. and we're doing it, we're rolling it out in schools, because it is our best chance not just to protect child

man has appeared in court charged with the murders of a woman and three children in a house in killamarshs damien bendall who is 31 and he appeared on video link for the hearing at derby magistrates' court behind me this afternoon. he spoke to confirm his name and address and date of birth and he has been held at the moment at police headquarters in derbyshire. he is accused of murdering 35—year—old terri harris, her daughter lacey bennett who was 11 and john bennett who was 13 and another girl, conniejanet, who was 11 and she was a friend of lacey and was staying at the house that night for a sleepover. the bodies were found on sunday morning when damien bendall was first arrested in police announced that he was charged this morning on the court appearance has taken place today. where some 30 miles or so from chandos crescent where the bodies were found in killamarsh on sunday morning and at the scene people of course shocked in the community and they have been leaving hundreds of flowers and messages at the scene in memory of those three children and terri harris who died there over the

officers were called to a property in the town of killamarsh on sunday morning.eah, victoria. this is the scene where _ yeah, victoria. this is the scene where the — yeah, victoria. this is the scene where the bodies were found early yesterday — where the bodies were found early yesterday morning in killamarsh, in this terraced property, the semi detached — this terraced property, the semi detached one of the end of this terrace. — detached one of the end of this terrace, where you can see the police — terrace, where you can see the police forensic tents, a number of white _ police forensic tents, a number of white vans— police forensic tents, a number of white vans parked outside. those are the forensic _ white vans parked outside. those are the forensic scientist working inside — the forensic scientist working inside. what we do know is that it was the _ inside. what we do know is that it was the bodies of a woman and three children— was the bodies of a woman and three children found in the house. jason bennett— children found in the house. jason behhett is— ch

the third child, connie gent, was thought to have been sleeping over at the house in killamarsh. chief constable rachel swann of derbyshire police gave this update. the families of terry, lacey, john paul and connie have all been informed. and my thoughts, along with all of derbyshire constabulary, are with them at this most tragic of times. this has been an understandably shocking event that has deeply affected the local community here at killamarsh, as well as connie's friends and family in sheffield, and our thoughts are also with them. i'd also like to state my thanks to those officers who arrived at the scene with such speed, as well as colleagues from the east midlands ambulance service who attended the incident, all acting with immense professionalism in a difficult situation. whilst understandably worrying and upsetting, this is believed to be an isolated incident in which those involved were known to one another, and nobody else is being sought in relation to this incident or in connection with the deaths. the force did not have any prior contact with those involved. the

they were found dead at a house in killamarsh on sunday. government is set to pay the operating costs to restart production of carbon dioxide at a key plant in the uk amid fears over food supplies. a powerful earthquake strikes southeastern australia. it's felt in melbourne, canberra and sydney. eight countries — including pakistan, turkey and bangladesh — are taken off england's travel red list, meaning people will no longer have to quarantine in a hotel. boris johnson's hopes for securing a comprehensive free trade deal with the us appear to be fading, after president biden downplayed the issue following their face—to—face meeting at the white house. mr biden told reporters they'd discuss trade �*a little bit' but he stressed instead the issue of peace in northern ireland he said he wouldn't want to see a change in the irish accords which might result in the closed border again. so what about the uk's trade deal hopes? one option thought to be under consideration — joining a north american trade pact. and that is the usmca deal, which inv

hundreds of people gathered in the village of killamarsh, near sheffield, to lay flowers and messagesdren, john—paul and lacey, and theirfriend, connie gent. a 31—year—old man is being held on suspicion of murder. children with mental health disorders are facing long waits for treatment in england, with one area having an average time of eight months between being referred and their first counselling session. a bbc investigation has found that a fifth of patients waited longer than 12 weeks. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson has been meeting some of the parents who are desperate to get help for their children. her report contains some details which you may find upsetting. that feeling of helplessness. i can't even describe how awful, as a parent, is to see that. you're waiting for a service that you know could help your child. the desperate situation facing some parents with a mentally ill child. when things get tough, this is where sue comes — her teenage daughter, who has self—harmed, has been waiting for mental—health treatment for almost two and a half years. we don't kno

lacey and lacey's friend ii—year—old connie gent were all found last sunday morning at a house in killamarsh from migrants who claim they've been illegally deported from the european union by polish border troops. five migrants attempting to cross into poland have died from suspected hypothermia and exhaustion in the past week. this morning the european commission has called the situation "concerning" and has urged the polish authorities to give "care and assistance" to those on the border. our europe correspondent nick beake has sent this report. they thought they were going to die — stranded in the freezing forest, farfrom home. we found kelly and owen, brothers from nigeria. they claim they've been pushed back and forth by both belarusian and polish border guards for the past three weeks. they were playing us like football — the belarusians would beat us, push us to poland. in poland, they beat us, push us back to belarus. the men had flown to belarus from various countries, all with the promise that they'd be able to travel on to a neighbouring country in the eu. but 21—year—old magellan

their bodies were found at a house in killamarsh near sheffield on sunday.urt on friday. protesters who blocked the m25 now risk going to jail because of a high court injunction that came into force today. members of the insulate britain group have brought traffic to a standstill on the motorway five times in just over a week. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has paid tribute to a primary school teacher who was found dead in a park in greenwich last saturday. police say sabina nessa, who was 28 and from kidbrooke, was murdered. 0ur correspondent lauren moss reports. a community in shock at the death of another young woman on the streets of london. sabina nessa's body was discovered in cator park in kidbrooke on saturday afternoon. members of her family came to lay flowers and remember the primary school teacher they say had a beautiful soul. she honestly was the most caring person, kindest, sweetest girl you could meet. sabeena's heart was as good as gold, she would never have a bad thing to say about anyone. she's... her sisters are going to miss her so muc

our news correspondent danny savage is in killamarsh in derbyshire for us.on officers who are working inside the property. lots and lots of police vehicles around this neighbourhood with lots of people looking on, quite shocked about what happened. we know or understand that it was an adult woman and three children whose bodies were found here. we understand that two of the children or a brother and sister. their fatherjason bennett was here this morning paying tribute to them saying his heart had been broken into a million pieces by what happened and he left flowers behind us with messages on tojohn and gracie. john was 13 years old, lacey was 11 years old. he described her as a tick—tock queen and the message he left for her on the florist and a sonjohn had his kind heart. we are not sure about the identity of the third child but there are reports which haven't been confirmed by detectives yet that that third child was here on a sleepover on saturday night. i'm related to the other two children, that child was a friend of one of the two other dead children

officers are examining the property in killamarsh, near sheffield.old male from killamarsh, remains in police custody on suspicion of the murders of terri, lacey, john paul and connie. a team of detectives have been working through the night to understand what led to their deaths, and i would urge anyone with any information to come forward. of particular interest is anyone who was in the chandos crescent area between 9:30pm on saturday evening and at 7:30am at the following day, and at 7:30am the following day, and who may have information that would be helpful to the investigation. thank you. us immigration officials have begun mass repatriations to haiti of would—be migrants who crossed into the united states from mexico. three passenger planes arrived in the haitian capital, port au prince, carrying some of the thousands of migrants who've camped for days under a motorway bridge on the border. graham satchell reports. a stand—off at the american border with mexico. border patrol officers on horseback block the path of migrants trying to get throu

their bodies were found at a house in killamarsh near sheffield on sunday.years of repeated human errors and outdated it systems have resulted in more than 100,000 women being underpaid £1 billion of state pensions. a report into failures at the department for work and pensions, found systematic problems dating back to the 1980s. some affected women are due six figure sums. sarah corker reports. i feel very let down. it doesn't give you much faith in the system. for nearly a decade, irene, from worcestershire, was underpaid her state pension. she raised her concerns with the department for work and pensions, but was repeatedly told everything was correct. but it wasn't. she was, in fact, owed more than £7,000. if we hadn't have been persistent, we wouldn't have got anywhere, so i urge people, you know, if they think they've got a shortfall, keep on with it, don't be fobbed off. irene has now got the money — but it was a fight, and she is far from alone. under special rules for married women, those who had small state pensions in their own right could get bet

year—old sonjohn, and lacey's friend, 11—year—old connie gent, were found last sunday at a house in killamarshof elements. labour says it will give first—time buyers exclusive rights for six months to buy newly built homes. it also wants property developers to make a bigger contribution towards affordable housing. the uk's teenage tennis star emma radacanu has been in action again today, but this time with a new partner on court — the duchess of cambridge. the us open winner was joined by kate for an official homecoming welcome at the lawn tennis association, following her historic grand slam triumph earlier this month. 0ur sports editor, dan roan was there. the most royal of rallies. the new queen of british tennis enjoying a knock up with the duchess of cambridge today, one of the few people who can match emma raducanu's fame after her crowning triumph at the us 0pen. her remarkable victory celebrated with a homecoming event at the headquarters of the lta, where kate is patron. raducanu telling me what she made of her doubles partner. what was it like playing tennis with royalty today? yeah,

our reporter tom ingall is in killamarsh.ng 15 minutes sitting quietly, looking and reading at the tributes. aha, reading at the tributes. a desperately sad situation. two of the uk's biggest transport companies are in talks about a possible merger. stagecoach, which employs around 24,000 people, says it's discussing the idea with rival operator national express, which employs nearly 50,000 — saying it would lead to cost savings and "new growth opportunities". the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau is on course to win the snap general election he called — but without gaining the parliamentary majority he was hoping for. mr trudeau called the election in august, less than two years after his liberal party lost its majority in 2019. some votes are still being counted but the leader of the main opposition party has conceded defeat, paving the way for the liberals to form another minority government. let's get the weather from carol. good morning. what is going on? quite a bit. if we look at the rest of the week first, it will

hundreds of people gathered in the village of killamarsh, near sheffield, to lay flowers and messagesdaughter lacey, and lacey's friend connie gent — who was also 11. a 31—year—old man is being held on suspicion of murder. the duke of york has been served with a sexual assault lawsuit after the relevant paperwork was delivered to his us lawyer, according to his accuser�*s legal team. virginia giuffre is seeking damages after claiming prince andrew sexually assaulted her — which he vehemently denies. earlier this month, miss giuffre's lawyers tried to serve the paperwork by leaving it with police officers guarding the royal lodge in windsor — but the prince's legal team argued it was not a valid method of serving legal documents. uk government borrowing was higher than expected in august as debt interest payments rose due to higher inflation. that's according to the latest figures from the ons. they show that borrowing, which is the difference between tax income and spending, was £20.5 billion. joining me with more on this is our business correspondent alice baxter. take through this d

we are some 30 miles or so from chandos crescent in killamarsh, where the bodies were found on sundayri harris, who died there over the weekend. the next stage in the legal process surrounding damien bendall is that he was remanded in custody and he will now appear before derby crown court at about ten o'clock on friday morning. environmental campaigners have been banned from blocking the m25, after the government successfully obtained a high court injunction to stop them. the group, "insulate britain", have blocked parts of the m25 five times in just over a week. they're calling for more action on home insulation, but many drivers have been angered by what they've done. the government says the protests have cost motorists half a million pounds. in the house of commons earlier, the home office minister kit malthouse said he believed the protests had gone too far and the government had been forced to take action. with our full support, national highways has now won an interim injunction to prevent protesters from occupying the m25. as colleagues will know, an injunction is a judicial o

their bodies were found at a house in killamarsh near sheffield on sunday.in the case of an 18 year old inmate who lost her baby after giving birth alone in her cell. the prisons and probation 0mbudsman found staff at bronzefield's women's prison —— who were responsible for her care —— were unclear about the estimated due date, and were not aware she could give birth imminently. as the woman went into labour, she pressed her cell bell for help but no one responded. the report says she appeared to be regarded as �*difficult�* rather than vulnerable. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly has the details. while she is being regarded is difficult, which should be regarded as a vulnerable teenager who was worried that her baby was going to be taken off of her. the situation became very, very desperate because no one in the entire system had her full pregnancy record and also no one on the block that she was on knew that she might give birth eminently and so the night she went into labour, she pressed herself twice no came. she then passed on from the pain an

man has appeared in court charged with the murders of a woman and three children in a house in killamarsh is being held in police custody at the moment and police headquarters in derbyshire. he is accused of murdering four people, they are terry harris who is 35 years old, her daughter lisa bennett who is 11, john bennett who was 13 years old and another girl, 11. she was lazy his friend and was staying at the house for a sleepover that night. those bodies were found on sunday morning which was when damien brendel was first arrested. police announced he was charged early this morning the court appearances taking place today. we are some 30 miles or so from kila marsh where those bodies were found on sunday morning. at the scene they are obviously people very shocked in the community who been leaving hundreds of flowers and messages at the scene in memory of those three children and terry harris who died there over the weekend. the next stage in the legal process surrounding damien brendel as he was remanded in custody and he will now appear before darby trial court at about ten o'clock on

hundreds of people gathered in the village of killamarsh, near sheffield, to lay flowers and messagesold daughter lacey, and lacey's friend connie gent — who was also 11. a 31—year—old man is being held on suspicion of murder. the duke of york has been served with a sexual assault lawsuit after the relevant paperwork was delivered to his us lawyer, according to his accuser�*s legal team. virginia giuffre is seeking damages after claiming prince andrew sexually assaulted her — which he vehemently denies. earlier this month, miss giuffre's lawyers tried to serve the paperwork by leaving it with police officers guarding the royal lodge in windsor, but the prince's legal team argued it was not a valid method of serving legal documents. the headlines on bbc news... the government insists a price cap must "remain in place" to protect consumers — amidst the disruption caused by soaring gas prices. borisjohnson and president biden are set to meet at the white house later — to discuss issues including afghanistan and climate change. the ministry of defence has apologised after a bbc investigat

police were called to a property in killamarsh near sheffield yesterday after concerns were raised aboutand police say they're not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths. specially—trained officers from derbyshire police are liaising with the families of the deceased. some 12 to 15—year—olds in parts of england and scotland are expected to begin receiving covid vaccines today. teenage vaccinations are also due to start shortly in northern ireland and early next month in wales. millions of older and vulnerable people will also be contacted to arrange their booster shots. more from our health correspondent, katharine da costa. having waited for older age groups to be vaccinated, the uk's12—to—15—year—olds are next in line to be offered a jab. some scottish health boards will start administering pfizer vaccines at drop—in clinics from today. those still making up their minds can choose to wait for an appointment later this month. while the risk to you being severely ill may well be low, we want to make sure every single 12—15—year—old is protected — and not only protected the

accused of killing terri harris, her children john—paul and lacey, and theirfriend connie gent, in killamarsh. the government is to meet the operating costs of a leading carbon dioxide manufacturer for a limited period, to help avoid a shortage of food, drinks and medicines. the deal will see production resume at a fertiliser plant in county durham, which was forced to close following a steep rise in gas prices. the bbc understands the agreement could cost taxpayers tens of millions of pounds. the environment secretary george eustice laid out the government's intervention plans and the reasoning behind them. essentially what we are doing is underwriting some of the operating costs for the very time limited period, just the next three weeks, maximum three weeks to restart production to ensure there isn't a gap in the supply of carbon dioxide which is critical to the supply, particularly poultry and the pig sector and other parts of the food supply chain as well. so this is our... it has been an exceptional series of events, lots of turbulence in global supply chains generally. a spike in gas p

lacey, and lacey's friend, 11—year—old connie gent were all found last sunday morning at a house in killamarshfrom migrants who claim they've been illegally deported from the european union by polish border troops. five migrants attempting to cross into poland have died from suspected hypothermia and exhaustion in the past week. this morning the european commission has called the situation "concerning" and has urged the polish authorities to give "care and assistance" to those on the border. 0ur europe correspondent, nick beake, has sent this report. they thought they were going to die — stranded in the freezing forest, farfrom home. we found kelly and owen, brothers from nigeria. they claim they've been pushed back and forth by both belarusian and polish border guards for the past three weeks. they were playing us like football — the belarusians would beat us, push us to poland. in poland, they beat us, push us back to belarus. the men had flown to belarus from various countries, all with the promise that they'd be able to travel on to a neighbouring country in the eu. but 21—year—old magella

year—old woman, terri harris, and three children, aged 11 and 13, who were found dead in a house in killamarshng a homecoming event at the national tennis centre in roehampton. emma raducanu will be joined byjoe salisbury, alfie hewitt and gordon reid. our sports correspondent jo currie is there. plenty of talent on show today? absolutely, welcome to the lawn tennis association in roehampton where we have had all sorts of royalty here today. the court may be empty now but a few moments ago the duchess of cambridge was he a meeting tennis royalty. she was meeting tennis royalty. she was meeting emma raducanu, along with three other british us open champions. it was a case of how much tennis talent can you get on one course. afterwards, emma raducanu spoke to the bbc and she was asked to give an evaluation of the duchess“s tennis skills and she says she was very impressed. she says duchess was at home on court and a hitting ability was good. for the lta this is the emma raducanu homecoming. a couple of weeks after she claimed the us open championship. it is a wonderful achievement for her the lt