friends, liam roberts and alex mulholland we re liam roberts and alex mulholland were in the middle ofiam roberts and alex mulholland were in the middle of a game a man who was also playing bowling ran gci’oss who was also playing bowling ran across our lane shouting, "get out, get out." i turned behind me, a white man he had a gun over his head like this and he is shouting "game over, game over, get out." everyone is panicking screaming, you heard crying from kids. everyone is running trying to get out of the doors. it was really hectic, really and horrible to be a part of. most made it out but the gunman held two men hostage for more than four hours. friends waited as they remained trapped inside there was a video that surfaced saying that he has been taken to the door by the gunman and forced back inside. pretty sickening to be honest, nobody should be put in that situation. you hear of it in places like america, but a little place in warwickshire, no, it's not right. it's quiet around here. gunshots just after 6.30 police stormed the bowling alley. 45 minutes later they confirmed t

that it's not now going to appoint the zimbabwean president, robert mugabe as a goodwill ambassador. the international trade secretary, liamox says the government won't decide how much money it will pay the eu after brexit, until it becomes clear what trade agreement the two sides will reach. spain's foreign minister has dismissed claims that his government is carrying out a coup by stripping the catalan government of its powers. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament, as more pressure is piled on the government over the welfare benefit, universal credit. will the prime minister now pause universal credit and fix the problems before pressing ahead with the roll—out? why have we introduced universal credit? it is a simpler system, it is a system which encourages people to get into the workplace. what next for brexit? we talk to two parliamentary experts about the battles ahead for the eu withdrawal bill. in the commons there's a call for an end to the use of surgical mesh implants. women in their 30s, 405, 50s are telling us that they're struggling to walk, they have lost their

announced that it's not now going to appoint the zimbabwean president, robert mugabe as a goodwill ambassador. international trade secretary, liamays the government won't decide how much money it will pay the eu after brexit, now on bbc news, a special programme in which michael fish traces the roots of the great storm of 1987. i'm michael fish and i was a bbc weatherman for over a0 years. there's been a lot of snow in eastern parts of the country overnight and still quite a lot to come. # the sun always shines on tv... and in october 1987, i drove an austin maestro. we gave the forecast in fahrenheit as well as celsius. nothing but bad news. if anything, trouble with the wind today, as you might say. and then, of course there was this... earlier on today, a woman apparently rang the bbc and said there was a hurricane on the way. well, if you are watching, don't worry, there isn't... i've become forever linked with what followed. the worst storms for hundreds of years hit the south of england early this morning, killing a dozen people and bringing the whole south—east to a halt. gales of more than 100 mph smashed buildings and c

robert mugabe is removed as an ambassador for the world health organisation, to days after his controversial appointment. international trade secretary, liamnot decide how much money to pay the eu intoa not decide how much money to pay the eu into a trade deal becomes clear. in sport, struggling everton looked to be heading to a another premier league defeat. they are 3—1 down. the just one stomach a couple of minutes remaining. it is 0—0 between motherwell and rangers. the winner will face celtic. and exeter have one their match, beating montpelier a. our details on the stories in around one hour's time. the spanish foreign minister has urged people in catalonia to ignore any instructions from the regional government there. yesterday, spain's prime minister, mariano rajoy, announced moves to sack catalonia's government and curtail some of the freedoms of its parliament. the measures follow the disputed independence referendum earlier this month, which was declared unconstitutional. speaking to the andrew marr show, alfonso dastis dismissed suggestions that madrid's actions amounted to a coup. if this is a coup, it is the one followed by t

zimbabwean president, robert mugabe, is removed as a goodwill ambassador for the world health organisation — two days after his controversial appointment. international trade secretary, liamuntil the trade deal becomes clear. also in the next hour, counting the votes injapan's snap general election. exit polls suggest the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, has won a resounding victory. and at a.30pm michael fish presents a special programme in which he retraces the route of the great storm of 1987

zimbabwean president, robert mugabe, is removed as a goodwill ambassador for the world health organisation — two days after his controversial appointment. international trade secretary, liamox says the government won't decide how much money it will pay the eu after brexit, until the trade deal becomes clear. also in the next hour, counting the votes injapan‘s snap general election. exit polls suggest the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, has won a resounding victory. and at ii.30pm michael fish presents a special programme in which he retraces the route of the great storm of 1987 from dorset to sussex. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. more on those stories in a moment — but we start with some breaking news in — and we're getting reports of an incident in nuneaton. warwickshire police have confirmed they're dealing with an ongoing incident at bermuda park. this is the location. bermuda park indeed a bowling alley. warwickshire police have given the unique official word, they have said on twitter that officers are currently dealing with an ongoing incident. they are urging people to avoid the area. there have been unofficial reports of a gunmen, some people there,

zimbabwean president, robert mugabe, is removed as a goodwill ambassador for the world health organisation, two days after his controversial appointment. international trade secretary, liam fox says the government won't decide how much money it will pay the eu after brexit, until the trade deal becomes clear. also in the next hour: counting the votes injapan‘s snap general election — exit polls suggest the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, has won a resounding victory. and at 2:30: the week in parliament will look at the pressure the government is under over the roll—out of the welfare benefit universal credit. a senior cabinet minister has told the bbc that the government should consider borrowing more money to invest in building hundreds of thousands of new homes. speaking on the andrew marr show, the communities secretary sajid javid said up to three hundred thousand new homes a year are needed — a level of construction not seen since the 1960s. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. what are the government may be prepared to borrow money to pay fred. we are looking at new investments. what i want to do is make sure that we are using everything we have

zimbabwean president, robert mugabe, is removed as a goodwill ambassador for the world health organisation, two days after his controversial appointment. international trade secretary, liamxit, until the trade deal becomes clear. also in the next hour: counting the votes injapan's snap general election — exit polls suggest the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, has won a resounding victory.