suspicion of the indecent assault and murder of stuart lubbock at the home of the tv presenter michael barrymoret. it was the 31st of march 2001 when stuart lubbock was found dead or dying in a pool at michael barrymore's house. a postmortem examination discovered that he had injuries suggesting he had been raped. suggesting he had been sexually assaulted. he had died at a small impromptu pool party organised after an evening at a local nightclub. today, a 50—year—old man was arrested in cheshire on suspicion of murder and indecent assault and the police said they planned to talk again to all of the others who were there that night. nine people were at that party. we know that not everyone was responsible for what happened but someone was. now is the time to come forward. stuart lubbock�*s father, terry, photographed in his care home last week, welcomed the news of the arrest. he now has terminal cancer. it is 20 years since stuart lubbock was found dead in the pool at michael barrymore's house on this private estate in essex. today's arrest is the most significant moment in the police investiga

stuart lubbock 20 years ago, who died after attending a party at the home of the entertainer michael barrymore. as we stated last february, and have continually stated over the last 20 years, we believe someone or some people at that party know what happened. the former downing street adviser dominic cummings describes the department of health as a "smoking ruin" in the early months of the coronavirus pandemic. a digital travel certificate — the eu suggests a way for holiday—makers to prove they've had a covid vaccination. bird song. and, why this is so unusual? the bird that's now so rare in the wild, it's forgotten how to sing its own song. coming up in sport later in the hour on bbc news, we will have the latest from the cheltenham festival, where champion hurdle star rachel blackmore has more rides on day two. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a damning report into child sex abuse in football says the football association failed to do enough to keep children safe after the scale of the problem came to light. the independent review found the fa was "too slow" to put protect

stuart lubbock 20 years ago — who died after attending a party at the home of the entertainer michael barrymoree stated last february, and have continually stated over the last 20 years, we believe someone or some people at that party know what happened. a digital travel certificate — the eu suggests a way for holiday—makers to prove they've had a covid vaccination. the former downing street adviser dominic cummings describes the department of health as a "smoking ruin" in the early months of the coronavirus pandemic. and, why this is so unusual — the bird that's now so rare in the wild, it's forgotten how to sing its own song. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. a damning report into child sex abuse in football says the football association failed to do enough to keep children safe after the scale of the problem came to light. the independent review found the fa was "too slow" to put protection measures in place following the high profile convictions of abusers in 1995, and identified "significant institutional failings", as our sports correspondent, natalie pirks, reports. this is the day

.— of stuart lubbock at the home of michael barrymore.n the suspicion of the indecent assault and murder of stuart lubbock. the man, who was arrested in cheshire, continues to be written by our detectives. following the arrest we immediately notified the family of stuart lubbock. this arrest is almost 20 years to the day in which stuart lubbock was found unconscious in a swimming pool following a party at a home in croydon. he died in hospital. the arrest comes after new information came to light after our appealfor information information came to light after our appeal for information and the announcement of a reward, and a television documentary. this information back to the arrest and information back to the arrest and in the coming days we will be contacting all those present at the party at the time as well as others who may have information. as we stated last february and have continually stated over the last 20 years, we believe someone or some people at that party know what happened. it is important to re—state the fact that essex

that was when michael barrymore, his then partnerjonathan kenny and a party guest, justin merritt, weretion he once had as one of britain's best loved light entertainment stars. daniel sandford, bbc news. more than 70,000 uber drivers across the uk are receiving the minimum legal wage from today, along with paid holiday and pension rights. it follows a ruling in the uk supreme court which could have a significant impact on the so—called "gig economy" for freelance workers. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies reports. it was the company that shook up the system. but the system seems to have caught up with uber. after last month's verdict by the supreme court, it's announced that all of its drivers will be classed as workers. for years politicians and unions have said you have been playing fast and loose with employment rights. does this not prove they were right all along? i think the situation for employment in the uk has been ambiguous for some time by government. you have taken advantage of those ambiguities, haven't you? we have worked as hard as we can to try and provide dri

stuart lubbock 20 years ago — who died after attending a party at the home of the entertainer michael barrymore way for holiday—makers to prove they've had a covid vaccination. the head of the european commission has threatened to restrict coronavirus vaccine exports if third countries do not also allow exports in a reciprocal and proportionate way. ursula von der leyen said this could apply to countries with higher vaccination rates than those in the eu, an apparent reference to the uk. she said the eu was facing "the crisis of the century", and all options were on the table. if we have a look at the epidemiological situation it is getting worse. it is worrisome. we see the variants, mainly b117, we see the crest of a third wave forming in member states, and we know that we need to accelerate the vaccination rates. europe is trying to make international cooperation work. whether we do it through the funding of covax — we are the largest funder in covax — or through exports to other countries but open roads run in both directions. this is why we need to ensure that there is reciprocity and prop

it happened at the home of michael barrymore and they say they have arrested a 50—year—old man in cheshire now say detectives investigating the indecent into closure and murder of stuart lubbock at the hendon home of barrymore have arrested a man. —— at the home of michael barrymore. the government says that, by the end of this week, half the uk adult population will have been vaccinated against coronavirus. this comes as the number of european countries which have suspended the use of the 0xford—astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine has risen to 18. latvia and sweden are now on the list. that�*s despite the european medicines regulator declaring that fears about blood clots are unfounded. dan johnson reports. across europe there are questions... ..about the 0xford—astrazeneca vaccine, as more countries suspend its use. in italy, vaccination centres stand empty whilst presumably, coronavirus keeps spreading. the concern is blood clots. astrazeneca says there have been 37 incidents of blood clots in the uk and eu. but that is following 17 millionjabs. in germany, seven rare clots in the brain and

mr lubbock was found unconscious in a swimming pool at the home of the television presenter michael barrymore people. essex police said the arrest was made after �*significant new information�* came to light following a renewed appeal last year. social care leaders in england have come together to warn the government that they face a full—on funding crisis at the end of march. that's when emergency funding, which has sustained so many authorities during the pandemic, runs out. the group says the failure to mention social care in the budget was a missed opportunity to tackle the immense challenges facing the sector, as alison holt reports. the test before the visit. during the pandemic, this has become a vital part of life at the victory care home in kent. it is a full—time job for someone like kayleigh to organise visits and tests for relatives, residents and staff, and it is paid for with emergency covid funds. it means that geri smith can safely see her mum, julia. hello, mum, how are you? but this vital government money, which also helps with infection control and extra staffing, is due to