. of mcleod have many questions to answeh _ of mcleod have many questions to answer. ,., . of mcleode impact of what happened are still being — answer. the impact of what happened are still being felt, _ answer. the impact of what happened are still being felt, not _ answer. the impact of what happened are still being felt, not least - answer. the impact of what happened are still being felt, not least by - are still being felt, not least by the family and friends of jacob the family and friends ofjacob billington, who the family and friends of jacob billington, who was described as a talented and decent young man with a bright future ahead of him. phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. new virtual reality technology is being used for the first time by surgeons at great 0rmond street hospital in london to help families facing agonising decisions about agreeing to surgery on their children. the first to benefit are parents of babies who have a condition which affects the way their child's skull develops as bbc click�*s lara lewington explains. you're a lovely boy, aren't you? archie was b

now his family want to know why mcleod wasn't under closer observation.uld, as somebody who was known to be dangerous and had a long previous history of being dangerous, had a known mental health condition. he is kind of a personification of the problems of the legal system and the mental health team in this country. michael callaghan survived but, like some of the other victims, he suffered life—changing injuries. the knife completely severed his ijugular vein and carotid artery. i he lost a huge amount of blood, and we don't really understand l how he even survived. michael's progress has been astonishing, but in his statement, which was read in court, he said he sometimes wishes he hadn't made it. there are still many unanswered questions about what happened last september, and whether more could have been done to stop zephaniah mcleod and prevent the attacks which left seven people wounded and one, jacob billington, dead. phil mackie bbc news, birmingham. a few moments ago michael callaghan came at and described zephaniah mcleod as a murderer and a ki

we have been reassured afterwards that it is highly unlikely that zephaniah mcleod will ever see the reassurances. we are happy that this dangerous and evil man has been removed from society, and while we continue to grieve forjacob, we must ask the obvious question — why was zephaniah mcleod, known to so many agencies, allowed to be out and about on the 6th of september and supervised, and medicated and not under licence? these are the questions that the mental health services, prison services and probation services must answer. we miss jacob every single day but we take this opportunity to thankjacob�*s friends, who are behind me, ourfamily and our friends for the love and support that they have given us. thank you very much. that they have given us. thank you very much-— that they have given us. thank you ve much. ., ., g. . .,, very much. the father there of jacob billinuton. now its time for across the uk... as we've been hearing, the government's unveiled massive spending plans to invest in railways in the east midlands. while hs2 won't be built in full, it will come to the reg

just 300 metres, that is how far bobbi—anne mcleod had walked from herfamily home on bobbi—anne mcleode on saturday night to get to this bus stop. then she completely vanished. the huge search to find her ended like yesterday evening and police said they had found a body. bobbi—anne mcleod had left home for a night out in plymouth. but the 18—year—old never arrived. today at the bus stop where it's thought she disappeared, people have been laying flowers. everyone here had been following the search for bobbi—anne, everyone hoping she would be found alive. i think it has hit the whole city, really. but to me, growing up here, i used to walk up that hill by myself all the time, you know. i think it is truly heartbreaking. it has really affected me. i've been following it through obviously all the facebook posts and stuff like that. just hearing that she passed away and had been left out in the cold and stuff like that, it'sjust heartbreaking. bobbi—anne's brother paid tribute to her on facebook today saying, "until we meet again, sis. i love you." after three days of searching, police sa

the monitoring of mcleod have many questions to answer.— monitoring of mcleod have many questions to, i what happened is still being felt, not least by the family and friends of jacob illingworth, not least by the family and friends ofjacob illingworth, who not least by the family and friends of jacob illingworth, who was ofjacob illingworth, who was described as a talented young man with a bright future ahead of him. more than 400 iraqi migrants have arrived back in their country after being repatriated on a flight from belarus. they ve been among thousands of migrants camped in near freezing temperatures on the polish border, all hoping to enter the european union. meanwhile, the polish authorities say hundreds of migrants camped out on the belarusian side of the border have been moved into a nearby warehouse. let's talk to hanna liubakova, a belarusian journalist and non—resident fellow at the atlantic council. thank you forjoining us. some migrants have flown back to baghdad or other places. do you get a sense that this crisis might be easing a little bit? i that this crisis migh

now his family want to know why mcleod wasn't under closer observation. somebody who was known to be dangerous and had a long previous history of being dangerous, had a known mental health condition. he is kind of a personification of the problems of the legal system and the mental health team in this country. michael callaghan survived but, like some of the other victims, he suffered life—changing injuries. the knife completely severed his ijugular vein and carotid artery. i he lost a huge amount of blood, and we don't really understand l how he even survived. michael's progress has been astonishing, but in his statement, which was read in court, he said he sometimes wishes he hadn't made it. there are still many unanswered questions about what happened last september, and whether more could have been done to stop zephaniah mcleod and prevent the attacks which left a seven people wounded and one, jacob billington, dead. phil mackie bbc news, birmingham. hospital emergency departments and ambulance services in wales have recorded their worst ever performa

that is what we have the latest there in the details for 18 —year—old bobbi—anne mcleod.jured on sunday night as they were out enjoying the city s annual holiday celebrations. darrell brooksjunior faces charges of intentional homicide and police have ruled out terrorism as a motive. let's speak to our correspondent barbara plett usher. just to list the latest and what we can expect to take place today. yes. can expect to take place today. yes, the court hearing _ can expect to take place today. yes, the court hearing is _ can expect to take place today. 1a: the court hearing is expected to take place just a little bit today and will be mister brooks, the suspects first appearance where he is expected to hear the charges ready against them and we know police have recommended that he faced five charges of intentional homicide but there may be others as well. five people were killed in that christmas parade hit—and—run of a police have said about mister brooks is a he appeared to have been fleeing from a domestic disturbance when he got into his car and drove at full speed i

now his family want to know why mcleod wasn't under closer observation., like some of the other victims, he suffered life—changing injuries. the knife completely severed his ijugular vein and carotid artery. i he lost a huge amount of blood, and we don't really understand i how he even survived. michael's progress has been astonishing, but in his statement, which was read in court, he said he sometimes wishes he hadn't made it. there are still many unanswered questions about what happened last september, and whether more could have been done to stop zephaniah mcleod and prevent the attacks which left seven people wounded and one, jacob billington, dead. phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. sophie is up next with bbc news at six after the weather forecast with louise. it's going to be chilly air and next week will be a to the system. today, we had temperatures peaking in the mid teens. we saw 16 degrees in aberdeen sure. temperatures 215—16 . where above where they should be. all courtesy of this high pressure pushing in this milder source of air. we have se

to bobbi—anne mcleod had been reported missing after failing to meet friends on saturday.and _ more they can say at this time. yes, that's right and that _ more they can say at this time. te: that's right and that statement from the police really confirming what we knew late yesterday evening, that they have found a body but they've not made a formal identification of it yet and also that those two people arrested and being questioned on suspicion of murder are still in custody and being questioned, so no change from yesterday. we already know now that it was just 300 metres that bobbi—anne walked on saturday night and she left her home to come to the bus stop here where you can still see forensic officers today to catch the bus at around 6p on saturday evening and she had made plans to go and meet her boyfriend in town but it was when she didn't show up at their meeting spot a couple of hours later that the alarm was raised and then this huge search started for her, the police helicopter out here above plymouth over the past couple of days and a massive online campaign wa

we know bobbi—anne mcleod had plans in plymouth on saturday night, she had arranged to meet friends a the evening to catch a bus but never arrived. that sparked a massive police search to find her in plymouth and the helicopter out here searching for her over the last couple of days and a big social media campaign, as well, looking for any information about what happened to her, started by herfamily, it had more than 10,000 followers, but in the last couple of hours the police say they have now found a body, about five miles south of the city centre near a beach on the south coast. no formal identification but her family has been informed. meanwhile, two people have been arrested, a 24—year—old and a 26—year—old and they are tonight in police custody being questioned on of murder. thank you. ? questioned — questioned on of murder. thank you. ? questioned on _ questioned on of murder. thank you. ? questioned on suspicion _ questioned on of murder. thank you. ? questioned on suspicion of- questioned on of murder. thank you. | ? questioned on suspicion of murder. schemes to boost the num

hundreds of people attended a candle—lit vigil earlier this evening close to the bus stop where mcleody. a 24—year—old man remains in police custody at this time, on suspicion of murder, under a warrant of further detention. this warrant was granted by plymouth magistrates court and allows officers to detain the man for an additional 21t hours. i can confirm that, at this time, there is no known link between the suspect and bobbi—anne, and i would like to reassure the public that at this time we are not seeking anyone else in relation to this matter. the family of bobbi—anne continue to be supported by specialist officers. this remains a live and active case, and, as such, we would remind everyone the importance of not speculating in relation this matter. everyone the importance of not speculating in relation to this matter. it is crucial that we uphold the integrity of this investigation at all times. once again, i give my utmost thanks to the communities and the public in plymouth. we have their continued support in our enquiries. specialist resources are supporting officers on the g

a 2a—year—old man has been charged with murder in connection with the disappearance of bobbi—anne mcleododay. 18—year—old bobbi—anne was reported missing on saturday after she failed to meet friends. a woman's body was found six miles from the city centre on tuesday. shoppers are expected to spend more than £9 billion this weekend as the black friday sales get under way. it's the first big test for supply chains after months of disruption and labour shortages. emma simpson is at curry�*s main distribution centre in newark. love it or loathe it, black friday is a massive shopping event. what started as a one—day extravaganza is now a month—long blizzard of promotions and deals, partly to smooth out the demand. you join me here at currys, britain's biggest electrical retailer, and this is their main distribution hub. and it is the size of ten football pitches, this complex alone, and this is where all the orders are picked, processed and dispatched and today it is the peak, they are flat out. how is it all going? let's talk to lindsey hazlehurst, currys chief supply chain officer. how are

bobbi—anne mcleod was reported missing last weekend after failing to meet friends in the city centre. uk — that means people are being advised not to travel in those areas. the warning is because of storm arwen moving in from the east — travel disruption has already been extensive and trains between edinburgh and england have been cancelled. our scotland correspondent lorna gordonjoins me now from stonehaven on the east coast of scotland. it looks wild. very difficult conditions out here tonight. the red weather warnings are not issued lightly. the last one was almost two years ago. a huge sweep of the east coast of britain has affected from the north of aberdeen down to middlesbrough in the north—east of england. there are warnings of gusting winds up to 90 miles an hour, reports of wave height eight to sea reaching nine, ten metres high. coastal communities like here in stonehaven are alert for the overtopping waves and flooding. so far that has not happened here but there are very treacherous conditions out on the roads with those gusting winds, falling debris. the regular meaning

offers are searching for bobby mcleod has found a body, which has not yet been identified. has been arrested and remains in custody. the royal couege remains in custody. the royal college of emergency medicine has said a crisis in patient care this winter as any department struggles to cope. ambulances are forced to queue daily outside the majority of hospitals before they can unload patients. extra funding is being provided to boost staff numbers in key areas. a lavish ceremony has taken place in egypt, to mark the opening of the 3000—year—old �*avenue of sphinxes�* to the public. it's taken more than 70 years to excavate the statues, which had been buried along a three kilometre ancient walkway, connecting two of the city's greatest temples. hundreds of people performed at the event and the music was inspired by stories written on the walls of the temples in hieroglyphics. it looks like something out of a richard burton and elizabeth taylor film. you know, when she was cleopatra. very very dramatic. i find it quite mesmerising. now the weather with matt. we have strong wi

man has appeared at plymouth magistrates�* court charged with the murder of 18—year—old bobbi—anne mcleod near her home. that is the latest, a man appearing in court charged with her murder. experts are predicting some of the biggest black friday sales ever seen in the uk, with around 60% of adults expected to make purchases today. but there�*s a warning that discounts will probably be less generous this year and there�*ll be potentially fewer options on the shelves. that�*s because of issues with coronavirus, shortages of lorry drivers and warehouse staff and disruption to supply chains. joining me now isjessica moulton, head of retail and consumer packaged goods at consultancy firm mckinsey. first of all, in terms of supplies, how much is there on the shelves for people to buy? we hear all about these global supply issues. there are len these global supply issues. there are plenty of— these global supply issues. there are plenty of challenges, - these global supply issues. there are plenty of challenges, but - these global supply issues. there j are plenty of challenges, but only in som

i want to bring in ryan mcleod, the attorney representing one of the concertgoers injured in the chaos friday night. talk about the injuries your client sustained and the damages you're seeking. >> i represent numerous clients. it's from the spectrum of people who have obviously endured ptsd and endured the silent type of damages and also i have people who are clinging to their lives in the hospital. it's a horrific deal. people who have been trampled. people who will forever have a lasting memory with scars. >> why not let the criminal investigation play out first, so you can find out what happened. do you even know who to sue at this point? were there, because they have been jumping through the barricades and hopping over gates, jumping over fences. this wasn't about the crowd, it was about the person with the microphone. and really, at the end of the day, hpd concluded their investigation on the grounds on saturday and sunday. we had to go fight in a courtroom yesterday in houston to get access to that site. we now have, from 9:00 a.m. this morning until 6:00 p.m. on thursday to com

we had bacarri sellers come in and broker part of the deal, and mulles mcleod and others worked reallyerness at that time, and that number came in, and right now, the number means something else to us than the number of bullets that dylann roof took into the church, 88 bullets, he used 77 and 7 magazines, the 88 that he inscribed on his shoe. it meant something to him. it means something else for us, that this is a just result. >> and ms. pinckney, you had a chance to meet with the attorney general. would you share some of what he said to the families? >> he was just very compassionate. it almost looked like he had tears in his eyes. i mean, you know, he was like, i know this doesn't bring your family member back, but it was something that, you know, we had to do. >> yeah. well, i want to, you know, just say that we have deepest condolences to your family. you and your girls, for your loss. and i want to congratulation you all as the attorneys who made this settlement happen. this is justice in a way, as you said, it's not going to bring back your loved ones, but jennifer pinckney, sen

police searching for a missing teenager in plymouth have found a body. 18—year—old bobbi—anne mcleod madrid striker karim benzema has escaped jail after being found guilty of trying to blackmail his former france team—mate over a sex tape. he was given a one—year suspended sentence. let's go live to paris where we can speak to our correspondent hugh schofield. tell us what karim benzema was accused of. tell us what karim benzema was accused of-_ tell us what karim benzema was accused of. , . , ., accused of. these are events that went back to _ accused of. these are events that went back to 2015. _ accused of. these are events that went back to 2015. the _ accused of. these are events that went back to 2015. the trial- accused of. these are events that went back to 2015. the trial was l accused of. these are events that went back to 2015. the trial was a month ago and we had the detail then and it relates to a six tape, a bit of compromising video on mathieu valbuena's phone which fell into the hands of an unscrupulous telephone technician who then flogged it around and tried to make

police have given an update on their investigation into the disappearance of 18—year—old bobbi—anne mcleodriends but never arrived. police found a woman's body on tuesday, in nearby bovisand, but formal identification is yet to take place. a 24—year—old man remains in custody. police say he was not known to her. a significant number of enquiries and searches have been carried out in relation to the ongoing murder investigation in plymouth. earlier today, a 26—year—old man, who was arrested on suspicion of murder, was released from police custody, having been eliminated from the enquiry. a 24—year—old man remains in police custody at this time, on suspicion of murder, under a warrant of further detention. this warrant was granted by plymouth magistrates court and allows officers to detain the man for an additional 2a hours. i can confirm that, at this time, there is no known link between the suspect and bobbi—anne, and i would like to reassure the public that at this time we are not seeking anyone else in relation to this matter. the family of bobbi—anne continue to be supported by speciali

police searching for a missing teenager in plymouth have found a body. 18—year—old bobbi—anne mcleode been arrested on suspicion of murder. a labour mp has called for a review of parliamentary rules after she was told she can't take her three—month old son into the commons. stella creasy got an email from the commons authorities, saying the guidance had been changed in september. let's talk to stella creasy. in. what have you been told? i have to be honest. _ in. what have you been told? i have to be honest, i'm _ in. what have you been told? i have to be honest, i'm a _ in. what have you been told? i have to be honest, i'm a bit— in. what have you been told? i have to be honest, i'm a bit baffled. i to be honest, i'm a bit baffled. this isn't my first child and i've previously taken very small babies. my previously taken very small babies. my son is 13 weeks old so i can't leave him on his own and i don't have any maternity cover. i can't win. if my constituents want representation, i need to go in, you need to be able to speak but i can't leave the baby that small which i'm feeding

year—old man has been charged with murder in connection to the disappearance of 18—year—old bobbi—anne mcleodged with murder. he's due to appear at plymouth magistrates court later today. last night, a candlelit vigil was held close to where the 18—year—old was last seen alive. the royal college of emergency medicine has warned of a "crisis" in patient care and safety this winter, as a&e departments struggle to cope. a survey by the college found ambulances were being forced to queue daily outside the majority of hospitals before they could unload patients. under nhs guidance, handovers should be completed within 15 minutes. the government says extra funding is being provided to boost staff numbers in key areas. the headlines on bbc news... flights from six countries in southern africa will be suspended after the discovery of a new and potentially more dangerous variant of coronavirus. scientists are said to be deeply concerned because the new variant could evade immunity. four teenage boys are arrested on suspicion of murder after 12—year—old ava white was stabbed to death while with friends

further east, mcleod and the breeze with the showers. northern ireland. further south, temperatures a little higher than thursday, klau but it should stay dry. friday evening, some clearer spells if you are heading out but to the north of the uk, the cloud will continue to build as we make way for our next weather system to come in from the north—west. as it comes in, it comes in with a westerly wind. so it comes in with a westerly wind. so it becomes milder. saturday, quite wet for scotland and northern ireland, brighter perhaps later in the day. england and wales, quite a lot of fine weather but there will be wet weather for northern england and wales late in the day. sunday is the driest and brightest day of the weekend. we should see quite a bit of sunshine on sunday and wet weather will be limited to the far north—eastern regions of scotland. temperatures, 12 or 13 degrees. at six... mps have voted to prevent the immediate suspension of a conservative mp accused of breaking lobbying rules. to cries of "shame", they narrowly voted th

his family want to know why mcleod was not under closer observation., survived. his progress has been astonishing _ survived. his progress has been astonishing but _ survived. his progress has been astonishing but in _ survived. his progress has been astonishing but in his _ survived. his progress has been | astonishing but in his statement read in court, he said he sometimes wishes he hadn't made it. there are still many unanswered questions about what happened last september and whether more could have been done to prevent the attacks that left seven people wounded and one dead. there is going to be a multi—agency review into what happened in this case. clearly he should have been supervised when he was released from prison last year. he basically went to live on his own and was basically unsupervised and they were clearly lessons that need to be learned from that. in sentencing him, this is some of what the justice sentencing him, this is some of what thejustice said. your actions have had the most profound effect. one family was left grieving and t

some shells continuing here, is continuing to west wales in the south—east thanks to mcleod.to the far north—west and a decidedly chilly feel, 7—11 , but as we have and we will eventually see some outbreaks of rain, particularly across the northern half of the uk. this is bbc news. the headlines. the ayes to the right, 250, the noes to the left, 232. mp5 the ayes to the right, 250, the noes to the left. 232-— to the left, 232. mps approve an amendment _ to the left, 232. mps approve an amendment to _ to the left, 232. mps approve an amendment to consider - to the left, 232. mps approve an i amendment to consider reforming to the left, 232. mps approve an - amendment to consider reforming the house of commons standard system and prevent the immediate suspension of the conservative mp owen paterson. the chancellor rishi sunak promises to 'rewire' the entire global financial system — in order to cut carbon emissions. we are going to move towards making it mandatory for firms to publish a clear, deliverable plan setting out how they will decarbonise and transition to net zero, wi

been arrested on suspicion of murder after a body is found in the search for 18—year—old bobbi—anne mcleodnd cricket captain michael vaughan is dropped from the bbc�*s ashes coverage after being accused of making a racist remark. he's denied the allegation. hello and welcome to bbc news. our coverage, knitted by news breaking in the last hour or so. more than 20 people are reported to have died while trying to cross the english channel to the uk. it's understood a fishing boat sounded the alarm after spotting a number of people in the water off the coast of france. unconfirmed reports say that an inflatable dinghy capsized near calais. the local mayor has told french television that in fact 2a bodies have been recovered. a rescue operation is under way, with both french and british authorities involved in searching for anyone still in the water. asa as a conceit very much a developing situation in terms of the number of people caught up in this. the numbers do vary slightly depending which news agency and which reports we are all looking at, but certainly it does appear to be a very grim l

man has appeared at truro crown court charged with the murder of 18 year old in plymouth.bobbi—anne mcleodw, as the emergence of the new omicron variant has reminded us, we must harness that spirit again as we prepare for a winter that might be tougher than most of us have ever experienced. in recent weeks we have had much in scotland to feel thankful for. compared to many countries across europe covid cases here have been stable, indeed they have been declining slightly. to be frank, thatis declining slightly. to be frank, that is a much better position than i had dared hope for a couple of months ago. but there are big and very real challenges ahead over the winter months. cases are rising in countries all around us. we know that colder weather, forcing us indoors, coupled with festive socialising, will create increased opportunities for the virus to spread and most seriously of all, the omicron variant is causing profound concern here and across the world. so we must not drop our guard. this is a time to be more vigilant, not less. in the past few days, the new variant has led the scott

mcleod, showers in the west, persistent rain in scotland and northern ireland.se welcome to the stage, hughie higginson and freddie xavi. yes, the bond between us is unbreakable, we will be friends forever. he is my best friend for life and basically we are brothers. applause. # fly me away... laughter. to overcome everything that you have gone through, it'sjust so inspiring. yeah, man, it's my honour to give you guys this amazing pride of britain award. cheering. freddie and hughie! very smart young men. looking more casual today. very smart young men. looking more casualtoday. let very smart young men. looking more casual today. let us introduce you now. we're nowjoined in the studio by hughie, freddie. hughie's dad kieran and freddie's mum sarah. good morning. it has been a busy few days. crazy. what about that night, who wants to pick it up, that moment in time, you are in there, in that amazing place, the pride of britain awards, then you get up on stage, describe what that was it like? it was really good. everyone was 'ust it was really good. everyone was