police say mr patel was murdered for trying to make others obey the law.ere. the police have now arrested a 16—year—old and are looking for two other teenagers. mr patel‘s nephew, the same age as the boy arrested, can't understand why they attacked him. 0ne punch and one family left with nothing but their grief. lucy manning, bbc news. the government has rewritten its ministerial code of conduct in light of problems with harassment at westminster which emerged last year. it states that inappropriate behaviour "will not be tolerated." the amended code also sets out ministers' duty to report any meetings they conduct overseas. a year ago today, the late martin mcguinness resigned as stormont‘s deputy first minister. his party, sinn fein, and the democratic unionists have since been unable to reach an agreement to restore the power—sharing coalition. civil servants have been running northern ireland, but they're not able to make any major decisions. 0ur ireland correspondent, chris page, has been looking at the impact of 12 months without government. just lik

it is then alleged that one of the three teenage boys then punched mr patel.red severe damage to his head and damage to his brain, ultimately, and bleeding on the brain. he died tragically in hospital in paddington on monday afternoon. a paramedic who was one of the first at the scene of the grenfell tower disaster has avoided a driving ban after being caught speeding at 116mph. david hickling was caught while off duty on the a55 near caerwys in flintshire in july. he admitted breaking the 70mph speed limit, but said a driving ban would cost him hisjob. the incident occurred three weeks after the grenfell fire and a psychotherapist‘s report showed that hickling was under exceptional stress. flintshire magistrates have given him a fine and six points on his driving licence. the prime minister's spokesman says britain will not hold a second eu referendum, after nigel farage said he's warming to the idea. the former ukip leader and brexit campaigner told channel 5's the wright stuff programme that he is close to backing a second brexit vote, to end what he called

police say mr patel was murdered for trying to make others obey the law.nd are looking for two other teenagers. mr patel‘s nephew, the same age as the boy arrested, can't understand why they attacked him. one punch and one family left with nothing but their grief. lucy manning, bbc news. the director—general of the bbc has been asked to appear before mps to answer questions about gender and pay at the corporation. lord hall will face questions by the culture and media select committee. the request comes after the bbc‘s former china editor carrie gracie resigned from her post after complaining about unequal pay. she's also been asked to appear before mps. prince harry and his fiancee meghan markle have visited a youth radio station in brixton in south london on their first royal engagement of the year. hundreds of people lined the streets outside the reprezent studios to welcome them. nick witchell‘s report contains flash photography. they travel with all the paraphernalia of royalty, but harry and meghan are the new royal couple determined to do things jus

then mr patel went out after them and it alleged one of boys punch mrd patel.d severe damage to his head and damage to his brain and he died in hospital in paddington on monday afternoon. thank you for that update. let's move on now to the prime minister's plans, or return to the prime minister's plan to eliminate avoidable plastic waste by 2042 and get reaction from the coleader of the green party. he joins me from westminster. you have just had an opportunity to fix your microphone. in the nick of time! are you pleased that the prime minister has made this speech, setting out on the face of it ambitious ideas?” was looking forward to this speech and it is an anticlimax. 151 pages of vagaries. nothing new in there. and not tackling the climate crisis we face. we no that we're going to miss the fourth and fifth carbon target to keep our carbon emissions down and we're going to miss those and you know nothing in what is a very long—term plan, 25 years, action is going to be slow on plastics. that is the small bit. we know the 5p plastic bag is the result of an e

. >> mr. patel came to new jersey from india when he was 5. pennsylvania and delaware are among the other states involved in the federal lawsuit. >>> a jury is in place in the trial of the isis-inspired shooter who allegedly opened fire on a philadelphia police officer. edward archer is accused of shooting officer jesse hartnett in january last year. authorities say archer pledged allegiance to the islamic state after the shooting but the fbi said he was not part of a terror cell. the trial is expected to begin tomorrow. >>> today leaders in new jersey are hoping to get a better idea on the amount of people living on the streets. they call it a point in time survey. crews from town to town are counting the number of homeless people and offering them help. they'll be giving out some of the basic needs like hygiene products and volunteers will be handing out things like hats, plankets and food bags. they'll also try to find out what happened to make that person homeless. >> one gentleman was pushed out of his home. he had been robbed and they to

though i have to hand it to ing and mr. patel, 1.59 looks moderately more possible than 1.30.arket raises net long positions on the pound. that is as long as it has been since 2015. i mentioned oil. oil is punching it out. brent crude, $63.30. you have brent trading above $70. nas soon as we are popping above $70, the figures in the u.s. come back, adding the most amount of new rate in six months. they are emboldened. you have opec really tethered by this level. will they continue with the current strategy? hot money is driving the price of oil, but hot oil is driving the movement. this is what we see. topping oute rigs, at this level. there is a lovely piece on the bloomberg this morning. s areasts for oil, market rising, oil is bid. the yen is even bid. markets willf fx be where the real movement comes from. juliette saly has the first word news this morning from singapore. juliette: manus, donald trump -- emily thornberry last outed trump after he called off his plan to visit london next month to open the new u.s. embassy, saying he did not like the new deal. >> he is an as

the incident happened just before midnight, saturday night, mr patel was working in a newsagents, fairlybe 18 to buy papers, they allegedly then became aggressive, went outside, and when mr patel went outside to check allegedly they were not going to vandalise the shop one of the boys allegedly punched him, fell to the floor, hit his head and died later in hospital. crowdfunding organisation to raise money for his family. he moved to the uk back in 2006, he has been here for a fairly long time, moved from india, he was working very hard to try to send money to fund the education of his two sons, one is in australia, the other in india. a tragic story. his family have described him as the best man in the world, working all hours of the day and night to fund his son's education. the only ray of light, the local jeweller his son's education. the only ray of light, the localjeweller is community in mill hill has set up a website, a page onjustgiving, aiming to raise one £1000, they have nearly raised £22,000 to support the family of mr patel. -- aiming to raise £1000, they have raised nearly

mr patel died in hospital last week after being attacked outside his shop.parent suicide victim in japan. we will talk about that before ten. equal pay has been in the news again this week after the high—profile resignation of the bbc‘s china editor and the publication of figures showing a number of large companies have gender pay gaps. anyone who thinks they are being treated unfairly can take their case to an employment tribunal, but figures seen by the bbc‘s reality check show very few of these cases are actually resolved by the courts. chris morris from the bbc‘s reality check is here to explain why. really interesting what you found. yeah, you can go to employment tribunal is for a variety of reasons. we were looking at cases of equal pay. in data stretching back to 2011,000 and thousands of people every year have begun cases relating to equal pay. —— stretching back to 200011,000 and thousands of cases. we know very little about the outcomes because the number of successful complaints in that period, since 2011, are so small, just a handful, but statis

year—old vijay patel was attacked after he refused to sell cigarette papers to a group of three teenagers. an online crowdfunding page has been set up by the nearby mill hill synagogue to help mrre than £12,000. a man whose body was found buried in a garden was allegedly killed by his daughter several years ago, the bbc understands. police say that the woman went into a police station in stockport at the weekend and told detectives what she had done. judith moritz is in stockport now. what more do we know? well, sophie the police say that the woman who is 63 turned up at a police station on sunday, and they say she told them she had killed a man, some years ago, and that she had buried him in the garden of a property in this road. that sparked a forensic search, and last night, detectives confirmed they have found human remains here, it is believed that this is the body of a man named kenneth coombes. we know neighbours have been asked if they remember a man by that name, that he was in his late 80s in 2005. the bbc understands that the woman, who is now being questioned on suspicion of murder is kenneth coombe's daughter. greater manchester police say the investigation is in