i waited tables, lesley paterson was at mine!" news, hollywood. i'm back tomorrow with the hollywood action. more on the website. bbc.com/news. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. hello there. the remaining snow will be melting on sunday as we get much milder air. but more snow over the week ahead, and the weather front has been bringing snow to northern england and scotland. should be out of the way by sunday morning. following that, we see the milder air coming in as the winds change direction to more of a south—westerly. still some cold air to start the day in the far north and in scotland, but otherwise temperatures 5—8 degrees as we start the second half of the weekend. with that milder air, could be a lot of cloud but we should see sunshine here and there, especially across eastern england. could see more rain back in scotland and northern ireland, and later in the day some rain into south—west england and wales, as the south—westerly winds pick up. it's still chilly in the far north of scotland, but otherwise te

i waited tables, lesley paterson was at mine!"the oscars and if you want to get in touch, i am on swissair. oscars and if you want to get in touch, iam on swissair. —— i oscars and if you want to get in touch, i am on swissair. —— i am on twitter. now hello there. in the aftermath of that winter storm that we had thursday and friday that brought heavy snowfall, the hillier parts of the uk have been left with a winter wonderland, this was the scene over looking the peak district in holmfirth. meanwhile this weather watcher picture could have come straight from the alps, this is in snowdonia caked in snow, and the satellite picture from nasa shows you can see extensive snow cover across wales and northern england, northern ireland and southern and northern areas of scotland added to snowdonia that has seen the greatest snow depths, this morning 22 centimetres of snow lying on the ground, not far behind that was the staffordshire moors with 20 centimetres of snow. there is more snow to come over night, whereas most of us will see mil

"i waited tables, lesley paterson was at mine!" head to our website to find out the latest on the oscars 2023, who will win and how to the ceremony. plenty on the favourite everything everywhere all at once, but the host, jimmy kimmel, plenty more, and of course how to watch the oscars themselves. thank you for joining oscars themselves. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. great to have your company. hello there. the remaining snow will be melting during sunday as we get some much milder air, just for a while, though, because there is more snow in the forecast over the week ahead. and that weather front has been bringing some snow to the hills of northern england snd scotland, should be out of the way, though, by sunday morning, and following on from that, this is where we see the milder air coming in as the winds change direction to more of a south—westerly. there's still some cold air, though, to start the day in the far north of scotland, but otherwise, temperatures are going to be 5—8 celsius as we start the second half o

i waited tables, lesley paterson was at mine!"ilderairand a thaw is on the way for tomorrow. but for today — well, later on we could see some snow again. parts of northern england into scotland, more especially on the hills, the chance of some disruption again, nowhere near as much as we saw through recent nights, but up to ten centimetres — lower ground, more hit and miss. and it's all because this weather front is going to be pushing into the colder air that we have at the moment where the front“s already been producing rain or drizzle across parts of south—west england, south wales, increasingly so in northern ireland, too. a little bit of sleet and snow over higher ground before that turns back to rain and into the afternoon parts of north west england, the midlands towards central southern england, even the south—east could see some rain arrive. away from that, though, many other parts will be dry. just the odd snow flurry in scotland. chilly day for most, 11, 12 degrees across the south—west and into the channel islands. now

i waited tables, lesley paterson was at mine!"ogised to sports fans, after scrapping large parts of today's coverage in a deepening dispute about impartiality. the corporation took its best paid star, gary lineker, off air on friday over tweets he posted criticising the british government's use of language on immigration. a range of other bbc sports broadcasters and pundits then pulled out of the programmes in solidarity with the presenter, meaning they couldn't be broadcast in their usual form. the bbc says it realises fans would be disappointed, and that it is working hard to resolve the situation. the bbc�*s director—general, tim davie, who is in washington is due to give an interview and we will hopefully be able to bring that to you as soon as possible. in the aftermath of that winter storm that we had thursday and friday, very heavy snowfall, our heavier parts of the uk been left with a winter wonderland. this was the scene link _ with a winter wonderland. this was the scene link in _ with a winter wonderland. this was the s

lesley riddoch, this has been quite _ leader. lesley riddoch, this has been quite a _ leader.y riddoch, this has - been quite a campaign, six weeks of intense drama. just when you thought it was cooling off, it boiled up again. quite damaging for the party, how damaging for the broader independence movement? and how easy to heal will it be? it independence movement? and how easy to heal will it be?— to heal will it be? it has been a bruisin: to heal will it be? it has been a bruising one — to heal will it be? it has been a bruising one for _ to heal will it be? it has been a bruising one for the _ to heal will it be? it has been a bruising one for the party - to heal will it be? it has been a bruising one for the party and l to heal will it be? it has been a i bruising one for the party and the independence movement sits on the back of— independence movement sits on the back of the — independence movement sits on the back of the snp, no question. there's— back of the snp, no question. there's all— back of the snp, no question. there's all sorts of tensions within a party— ther

i waited tables, lesley paterson was at mine!"aterson, bbc news, hollywood. great story, 21l rows until we find out who has won what, at the oscars. thank you forjoining us on bbc news —— 24 thank you forjoining us on bbc news —— 21l hours. hello there. following the disruptive snow on thursday and friday we have been left with lots of snow on the ground across northern hills in particular. this was derbyshire. notice this line of cloud working in. that is the first sign of a weather front, and through the afternoon that has been bringing some snow back to conwy in north wales. at the moment we have 20 centimetres of snow across parts of north wales, 19 centimetres on the ground and the staffordshire moors, but it could be more just for a time from this weather front that is just edging in. the snow is only going to be affecting hills, so low down, we are looking at outbreaks of rain moving in tonight. across northern england and scotland, above 200 metres elevation you could get a few centimetres, across some of the highest hills

i waited tables, lesley paterson was at mine!"ing you a statement from the bbc we have just been sent through. this is all about the problems with the various sports shows that are off air today because of the support from fellow presenters and pundits for gary lineker who has been asked to step back after he criticised the uk government's asylum bill. the spokesperson from the bbc says "the bbc will only be able to bring limited sports programming this weekend and our schedules will be updated to reflect that. we are sorry for these changes which we recognise will be disappointing for bbc sports fans, and we are working hard to resolve the situation and hope to do so soon. that's the latest statement from the bbc. now on bbc news it's time for the weather with matt taylor. milderairand a thaw milder air and a thaw is on the weight today, later we could see some snow again, parts of northern england into scotland, more especially on the hills, chance of some disruption, nowhere near as much as we saw in recent nights but to ten ce

i waited tables, lesley paterson was at mine!"tory. to indonesia, where a volcano has erupted spewing ash clouds up to seven kilometres into the sky. the country's disaster management agency says the eruption at the merapi volcano in yogyakarta began at midday, emitting a lava flow of 1.5 kilometres. indonesia has more volcanoes than any other country. merapi is nearly 3,000 metres high and is the nation's most active volcano. it violently erupted in 2010, killing more than 350 people. that's all from me for now. hello. milderairand a thaw is on the way for tomorrow. but for today — well, later on we could see some snow again. parts of northern england into scotland, more especially on the hills, the chance of some disruption again, nowhere near as much as we saw through recent nights, but up to ten centimetres — lower ground, more hit and miss. and it's all because this weather front is going to be pushing into the colder air that we have at the moment. the front�*s already been producing rain or drizzle across parts of south—wes

democrat strategist radio host, lesley marshall and host of lawrence jones, lawrence jones.y problems here but, people are either going way too par like lindsey graham or they are unserious and defensive. what do you do? >> i credit you kennedy for proposing a solution to the problem. as we know fentanyl is number one killer for ages 18 to 45, part is not like these kids are running around saying, i want fentanyl, they take oxy, they think they are or any type of other things for depression, they are getting fentanyl they just don't know, i find it strange some states won't make it legal for kids to have testing strips to test the drug before they do them. they are now calling that drug contraband. there is a real problem i blame a lot on mexico, and the combination between their government and the cartel. they do business together. also i blame the american government for not being aggressive enough to provide kids with treatment they need, part is because of the pandemic, the kids are depressed, they were isolated and we're seeing it do a number of their brains they need h

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kennedy: lesley, i agree, i don't think she is doings movement any favor. >> as a feminist high lostnd ass. i know randy randi. i saw tweets on line about them, what do they have to do with education. she is speaking about education, because of her position heading up american federations of teachers anding i all other groups are supportive of fight before the supreme court. to have this debt collection for students there were just as many groups opposes yesterday in supreme court, i had people from both sides in my vi radio show, they were not just as unhinged. kennedy: i respect pat passion, i don't respect unhinged emotionalism, you lose your argument. there is no argument to be made two thirds of country should be on hook for education of others. >> there are so many things av issue, supreme court is biden did this by fiat with no authority. congress should not have passed those acts she referred to. at least congress did pass those. they cause the massive boom and economy bust crash right now, then second thing is as you say, the higher education system in america overall, and t

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columnist for the wall street journal, bill, and lesley marshal.g with rockets and drones and counter strikes and it is still happening over the past few days. >> bret, if you look around the world from an american's viewpoint now, it is hard to find any good news. you look at the situation, the stalemate in ukraine and we have seen ukraine had not been able to turn the tide there. what's our mission and purpose there? you look at the relationship developing in china and russia and the list goes on. this is a dangerous part of the world. yes, it is. the broader conclusion has to be at this moment, it is a particularly dangerous world. rp>> as for the american contractor was killed, this is what the military talked about. p>> security of defense hol responsible for the death of the american citizen? p rp >> look, we know these are sponsored by iran. iran certainly plays a role in terms of ensuring that this type of activity does not happen. >> so is iran responsible for the death of the american citizen or not? >> therefore, they have the responsibi

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last but not least, lesley. still, boris bashing says lesley boring. it will.i've got a tiny bump. you'll have to find it first. it's time for this. yes, it's time for the question in which we tackle a major news of the day tonight, a secondary school in worcester has caused a stir after replacing in the toilets with posters urging the students to stop wearing makeup with one stating the makeup is a harmful drug. the decision has led to a furious backlash from parents and the public with accusations of language. so on the back of this explosive row , the back of this explosive row, i'm asking, should makeup be allowed in schools or should girls go makeup free and consent on charles dickens and chaucer. geography. chemistry equations and that stuff. well, let's debate this with a couple of very brilliant people in including broadcaster and political commentator precious precious great to have you back on mark i listen i see you've gone makeup free tonight. no i've got my coupons and just very little okay less is more less is more. what do you think ? this mainly

last but not least, lesley. still, boris bashing says lesley boring. it will.i've got a tiny bump. you'll have to find it first. it's time for this. yes, it's time for the question in which we tackle a major news of the day tonight, a secondary school in worcester has caused a stir after replacing in the toilets with posters urging the students to stop wearing makeup with one stating the makeup is a harmful drug. the decision has led to a furious backlash from parents and the public with accusations of language. so on the back of this explosive row , the back of this explosive row, i'm asking, should makeup be allowed in schools or should girls go makeup free and consent on charles dickens and chaucer. geography. chemistry equations and that stuff. well, let's debate this with a couple of very brilliant people in including broadcaster and political commentator precious precious great to have you back on mark i listen i see you've gone makeup free tonight. no i've got my coupons and just very little okay less is more less is more. what do you think ? this mainly

and lesley, you read the book all quiet on the western front at school and it stayed with you for soonight? there's so much love for the film, maybe we could be the dark horse that runs away with it. so fingers, toes, everything crossed. if you do, we hope you don't get cut off like your speech at the baftas. you get 45 seconds, that's all, and there's three of us. so really, you can't say much before the old music starts playing. we'll see if i get even a sentence. and after all this success, what are you working on next? we have a great project, a psychological thriller set in the highlands of scotland in glencoe, so i can't wait to do my wee run over the mountain and get on set. i think that would be my perfect day. we also have a really amazing historical epic set in ghana in the 1900s, and i'm secretly hoping to get idris elba on board, so we'll see if that pans out. his mother is from ghana so i think it would be the perfect fit. you never know, maybe he will be watching this morning. any tips for the oscars tonight? t will watching this morning. any tips for the oscars tonight

chose to shame lesley parade himself to try and win public sympathy . i himself to try and win public sympathy. i think in the cold light of day that's pretty scummy and now he's being served the receipts but to respond now is my superstar panel we got political commentator tonia buxton we've got former conservative london mayoral candidate shaun bailey and the political editor at, the sunday mirror. it's nigel nelson . great mirror. it's nigel nelson. great stuff. all right. well, look, thank you very much. i will start with you and i'll just throw it your way. really? what do that? you know, do you make of that? you know, your words completely resonate with i think the with me. i mean, i, i think the way we all behaved during this covid was completely wrong , but covid was completely wrong, but the cruellest thing was to stop the cruellest thing was to stop the elderly seeing their ones now. my father knows , 82 years now. my father knows, 82 years old, about ten days in or two weeks into the lockdown, he turned up at our door. we were like, gosh, you

chose to shame lesley parade himself to try and win public sympathy . i himself to try and win public sympathy. i think in the cold light of day that's pretty scummy and now he's being served the receipts but to respond now is my superstar panel we got political commentator tonia buxton we've got former conservative london mayoral candidate shaun bailey and the political editor at, the sunday mirror. it's nigel nelson . great mirror. it's nigel nelson. great stuff. all right. well, look, thank you very much. i will start with you and i'll just throw it your way. really? what do that? you know, do you make of that? you know, your words completely resonate with mean, i think the with me. i mean, i, i think the way we all behaved during this covid was completely wrong , but covid was completely wrong, but the cruellest thing was to stop the cruellest thing was to stop the elderly seeing their ones now. my father knows , 82 years now. my father knows, 82 years old, about ten days in or two weeks into the lockdown, he turned up at our door. we were like, gos

so, lesley unfortunately , net zero will see unfortunately, net zero will see the end of lots thingsr granted unless. we stand together and refuse to put up with it. but jack says it's a necessary evil. we all have to do our bit for the planet. necessary evil. we all have to do our bit for the planet . well, do our bit for the planet. well, my next guest , do our bit for the planet. well, my next guest, somebody we can talk about that with. but today we're going to discuss something else. many would that the else. many would argue that the ground zero for the covid 19 pandemic was none other than the chinese city of wuhan , the world chinese city of wuhan, the world centre the of exactly centre for the study of exactly the virus that caused the type of virus that caused the type of virus that caused the for the 16 years the outbreak for the 16 years leading up to the pandemic , leading up to the pandemic, teams from wuhan institute teams from the wuhan institute of have been visiting of virology have been visiting remote caves in yunnan, hunting for coronavirus is carried by bats tha

lesley showbiz reporter stephanie takyi says riseborough nomination was surprising last minute. we had wild card. andrea riseborough she's british, so she is flying the flag brits. but she starred in this film called too. leslie in this film called too. leslie in which she plays , an alcoholic in which she plays, an alcoholic and no one had heard about this movie. it was literally a week before. and this is what you star power people like gwyneth paltrow, charlize theron and charlize theron and jennifer , charlize theron and jennifer, they got behind it. and campaigns said this should be up for oscar. so it was very much a nomination by social . this is gb nomination by social. this is gb news. we'll bring you more . it news. we'll bring you more. it happens now. let's get back to father . father. cancel culture as a toxic weapon used by the woke to cancel free speech.i used by the woke to cancel free speech. i describe it as a fresh tactic entitled groups used to their own way because i think they lean individuals and organisations just like mob bosses with of ostracisation do

all quiet on the western front has the story with the screenwriter, lesley paterson.ally dark but hilariously brilliant film. in terms of the one that will— brilliant film. in terms of the one that will come out everyone talking about _ that will come out everyone talking about everything everywhere all at once _ about everything everywhere all at once. ~ . about everything everywhere all at once, ~ ., ., ,., about everything everywhere all at once. ~ ., ., ., about everything everywhere all at once. ., ., ., ., ., ., once. what about an avatar, and therefore best _ once. what about an avatar, and therefore best picture, - once. what about an avatar, and therefore best picture, top i once. what about an avatar, and therefore best picture, top gun, | therefore best picture, top gun, spectacular, they are not to win best film, are they? i spectacular, they are not to win best film, are they?— spectacular, they are not to win best film, are they? i doubt it. you never know — best film, are they? i doubt it. you never know but _ best film, are they? i doubt it. you never

lesley says country like rwanda. lesley says prison a small island. our prison is a small island.ruggling in many areas. why should our own people keep suffering house keep suffering to house criminals to the criminals who choose to the illegal route into britain? france the stumbling block. france is the stumbling block. it's britain it's about time britain toughened one now. toughened up. one more now. david says clearly , do not look david says clearly, do not look for countries , but look for for safe countries, but look for the ones the best benefits. the ones with the best benefits. they economic they are clearly economic migrants, seeking migrants, not seeking safety. stop support and benefits stop the support and benefits for illegal asylum seekers and how people will look . those how many people will look. those are some of your views that. keep coming in. gb views keep those coming in. gb views at gb news but i'm moving at gb news uk. but i'm moving away from migration away from the old migration stuff come i'm asking stuff and when i come i'm asking whether not any trus

and dutch technology to china, but i'm thinking back to the "60 minutes" piece on sunday where l le lesley talked to open a.i. and they said, maybe we need an faa or regulatory body that continues on domestically to regulate these things. >> well, what are we trying to stop impersonation? are we trying to stop some way that would make it so that you and i could never detect a military threat? i don't know i mean, these people have to get a little more sophisticated about what they're trying to stop i think that the only real thing that you got -- that you have to worry about, the administration's looking at, which is, don't let these -- the really heavy nvidia chips get into the arms of the chinese nobody else -- i know that david makes fun of me, but there is no a.i. if there isn't nvidia it doesn't work. everything else is like a pc >> to your point, reports today that baidu, in the "journal," is scrambling to train its chat bot ahead of its event on the 16th >> they don't have it unless they stole it. look, they can't -- the biggest worry, and i don't want to put it out there in a way t

lesley's beenin will agree with that.that's something that obviously i agree with that wholeheartedly . yeah. you know, i do think as an individual as individual as you are not you shouldn't be defined by the worst thing you've ever done because we all do bad things from time to time. and that doesn't define who we are, does it ? i and that doesn't define who we are, does it? i think it's nice if you can't believe that people are intrinsically good and want to do good. and, you know, if they have done bad and then that is perhaps a product of their environment and what they've been or perhaps the way been through or perhaps the way they've oh, it's they've been raised. oh, it's just no, not always. just always. no, not always. and sometimes just bad sometimes it is just bad judgement selfishness and judgement and selfishness and all it doesn't mean all that. so it doesn't mean people change. think we people can't change. i think we need people to change need to help people to change and know these people. so it sounds all

to lesley. ceremony gets underway at midnight was it for the moment. tv online and dab plus radio. this is gb news. now back to the great mark dolan tonight . tonight. my tonight. my thanks to aaron armstrong who returns in hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. a cracker of a show tonight coming up in my big opinion , following the my big opinion, following the fierce debate around gary lineker, the message is a clear . what's the point in having .what's the point in having borders if you don't police them? my final thoughts in what has been a sorry affair is the big question. should jeremy hunt splash the cash in next week's budget ? i'll splash the cash in next week's budget? i'll be debating that with former conservative minister and tv personality ann widdecombe and rishi sunak's. local authority has upgrade the national just to accommodate his heated swimming pool. will wealth lose him? the next election? do you have a problem with rich politicians ? my mop with rich politicians? my mop meets guest is the maverick former labour mp and jeremy corbyn critic , the man who c

to lesley. ceremony gets underway at midnight was it for the moment. tv online and dab plus radio. this is gb news. now back to the great mark dolan tonight . tonight. my tonight. my thanks to aaron armstrong who returns in hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. a cracker of a show tonight coming up in my big opinion , following the my big opinion, following the fierce debate around gary lineker, the message is a clear . what's the point in having .what's the point in having borders if you don't police them? my final thoughts in what has been a sorry affair is the big question. should jeremy hunt splash the cash in next week's budget ? i'll splash the cash in next week's budget? i'll be debating that with former conservative minister and tv personality ann widdecombe and rishi sunak's. local authority has upgrade the national just to accommodate his heated swimming pool. will wealth lose him? the next election? do you have a problem with rich politicians ? my mop with rich politicians? my mop meets guest is the maverick former labour mp and jeremy corbyn critic , the man who c

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lesley: thank you very much and thanks for your support throughout. let me just say up top as we provide security assistance to ukraine to chairman and i go through a weekly routine of looking at the requests and making sure we have the right thinks it will be relevant to this site and i think we have seen ukranians have been provided the right things and are putting those things we are providing to good use. we also are very mindful of our requirements and there are certain requirements in certain capabilities that we know that we have to make to support her warfighting plans and so that is an ongoing process and i can assure you that is foremost in our minds. in terms of providing incentives to industry or industrial base what you have done to support our multiyear contracting requests, authority request last year was very helpful. what we are going to aspirin is budgeted same thing. we want more beso we can signal to industry the demand is going to be there. the other strong scent -- signal is to procurement the biggest budget we have seen and you

but say what you did with the afghan deaths as well but lesley is encouraging people to take drugs.ay people see it that way but people might see it that way but what do think get get your what do you think get get your thoughts and you're with me. i'm nana this is a good use on nana akua this is a good use on tv and on digital radio. tv online and on digital radio. now british now for the great british debate. this asking, were debate. this i'm asking, were covid abuse of covid lockdowns an abuse of power? shockingly, the power? now, shockingly, the series of leaked whatsapp messages. all messages. i mean, well, we all knew, these ones today, the knew, but these ones today, the former secretary former health secretary matt hancock, frighten , hancock, wanted to frighten, pants i mean, the pants off people. i mean, the terminology in there is disgusting so that we'd comply with the lockdowns with these regulations a detrimental regulations having a detrimental on people. do these messages a total disregard for the public then and finally it's this week's outside my celebrity guest u

lesley it gets underway at midnight tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news now it's back .drew and free speech nation . speech nation. welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me andrew doyle. so let's get some questions from our audience. our first question is from john. where is john? hello. and i have the organisers of the oscars lost the plot . of the oscars lost the plot. well, yes. so the winner of this year's oscar for best actress could be the last because the industry is moving towards neutrality and there's lots of pressure on the oscars now to follow other people like the grammys. i think the brits did it because sam smith said they should. do you think this is a wise. yeah, i think it's great because create. another because it will create. another car let the brits win car crash let the brits win gender neutral because sam smith kicked first suit. but i'm kicked up first suit. but i'm non—binary even though he's obviously bloke, like, obviously a bloke, he's like, oh, worry because you oh, no, don't worry because you 90, oh, no,

lesley it gets underway at midnight tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news now it's back .ck. andrew and free speech nation . speech nation. welcome back to free speech nafion welcome back to free speech nation with me andrew doyle. so let's get some questions from our audience. our first question is from john. where is john? hello. and i have the organisers of the oscars lost the plot . of the oscars lost the plot. well, yes. so the winner of this year's oscar for best actress could be the last because the industry is moving towards neutrality and there's lots of pressure on the oscars now to follow other people like the grammys. i think the brits did it because sam smith said they should. do you think this is a wise. yeah, i think it's great because create. another because it will create. another car let the brits win car crash let the brits win gender neutral because sam smith kicked first suit. but i'm kicked up first suit. but i'm non—binary even though he's obviously bloke, like, obviously a bloke, he's like, oh, worry because you oh, no, don't worry because you 90, oh

he's one of the reasons watch match of reasons i don't watch match of the day and lesley says you peopleg exactly what lineker so lineker wants his is waning. so he says something to regain attention. help attention. i can't help but think if has these think olivia, that if has these very strong political views he could work in politics. could go and work in politics. i bet you'd him in your bet you'd welcome him in your world. yeah. would be very world. yeah, yeah. would be very interesting. i enjoyed cartoon interesting. i enjoyed cartoon in telegraph it's in the telegraph today. it's suggesting balance suggesting that for balance perhaps they get some perhaps they should get some help abroad presenting what's a goodidea? help abroad presenting what's a good idea? very good i it's an i think beth and i would happily present match of the day for a third of that a third of that. i don't anything about football but i'll learn very quickly for a third of that for the 1.3 me and he's not even exclusive to the bbc he presents another channel as he's he's an outrage . well i tuned in if you'r

thank you very much, lesley harris. he's that great british voice. me? welcome on board. it's just coming up to 23 minutes after 4:00. constance marten and mark gordon have been remanded in custody, charged with manslaughter a court with manslaughter after a court earlier that the remains of a baby were found in brighton on wednesday . let's cross to gb wednesday. let's cross to gb news home and security editor mark white is outside crawley magistrate's court. mark, what happened earlier earlier ? well, happened earlier earlier? well, it's a deeply case. this, of course , constance marten and course, constance marten and gordon in the dock at court one here at crawley magistrates court after . they were formally court after. they were formally charged last night with manslaughter with concealing the of a child and with perverting the course of justice. now couple were arrested in brighton on monday evening. they were spotted by a member of the pubucin spotted by a member of the public in a convenience store who had seen some of the numerous appeals t

that maybe can do a more, that maybe owners can do a more, which is what was saying which is what lesleyn i hand you the expert hands of you over the expert hands of michelle dewberry which sounded you over the expert hands of michelle myyberry which sounded you over the expert hands of michelle my handswhich sounded you over the expert hands of michelle my hands then sounded better in my hands then when i said it loud, but i'm going said it out loud, but i'm going dip into the terrifying world of my vaiews@gbnews.uk my inbox. vaiews@gbnews.uk and lots been getting in lots of you have been getting in touch on whether or not. gary lineker his lineker should be sacked. his comments the comments for comparing the government's 1930s government's asylum to 19305 germany as . if lineker germany howls as. if lineker thinks he's brilliant, thinks that he's so brilliant, perhaps give up perhaps he should give up £1,000,000 with the bbc's £1,000,000 job with the bbc's sound. as an mp, i'm sure we'll soon find out what work really is, cliff says. outside of football, gary lineker is to think clearl