navteonhal, bbc news, twycross. time for a look at the weather. here is chris.o monkeying around from me, let's get straight on with the weather. it's going to be raining pretty much all afternoon. particularly slow moving weather front is going to be with us across these eastern areas, brighter conditions further north and west but with really heavy showers, so we had some sunshine earlier on today in northern ireland, not been a bad morning here, but showers will work their way in right across northern ireland, notjust staying in western counties and across into western scotland too. today, showers with hail and thunder mixed in, in orkney and shetland windy with gusts reaching 50—60 miles an hour, temperatures on the mild side, 8—12 degrees. overnight tonight an area of low pressure and swinging a band of low pressure and swinging a band of rain and from the west. ahead of the rain we are looking at cold and frosty conditions setting and particularly across scotland and northern counties of england, then into tomorrow, this area of low pressure could bring on

navteonhal, bbc news, twycross.ld girl was found in a swamp in florida. i'v e i've got her in the woods. us sheriff deputies used a helicopter and a thermal imaging camera to scour the area for the child, who wandered off from her family on monday evening. this is the moment they discovered her. she was uninjured and is now back with herfamily. dave myers, one half of the bbc tv cooking duo the hairy bikers, has died at the age of 66. he was diagnosed with cancer two years ago. lizo mzimba looks back at his life. biking and cooking — dave myers' two great passions. and his enthusiasm for food was infectious. we bought this at the market today. everything here isjust done so nicely, and with such a little bit of love. you know, you go down the market, you buy your bits and bobs. you just feel jolly for the rest of the day. for two decades, he, along with si king, sought out quality cuisine, sometimes far away, sometimes closer to home. i mean, where else could you get a sausage bap, and some chinese dumplings? welcom

navteonhal, bbc news, in himley.s has been jailed for two and a half years by a court in moscow. oleg orlov, who's 70, was found guilty of discrediting the russian army. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, sent this report from moscow. he knew very well he could be about to go to prison. but oleg orlov, one of russia's most prominent human rights campaigners, had no intention of staying silent. my first trial and now this retrial and all the other people on trial for similar so—called crimes, they show that russia has become a totalitarian state. he'd been charged with repeatedly discrediting the russian army. that's one of several laws brought in to punish public criticism of the war in ukraine. a show of support from foreign ambassadors in the gallery and from his lawyer as they sat waiting for the verdict. guilty, said thejudge. he was sent to prison for two and a half years. seconds later, on went the handcuffs. then oleg orlov, the co—chair of a human rights group that once won the nobel peace prize, was taken a

navteonhal, bbc news, twycross. you have been watching newsday. stay with us.capital dhaka has killed at least forty three people. reports said the blaze started in a restaurant and spread quickly through the seven—storey site, trapping dozens of people. many of the injured had jumped from the building to escape the flames. rescue workers said the fire was now under control. fires in commercial and residential buildings are common in bangladesh, often blamed on poor safety awareness and the inadequate enforcement of rules. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. well, february was mild on the whole, and it was also very wet for many of us, particularly across parts of east anglia, where some spots saw as much as three times the average february rainfall. now, as we head into march and the start of the meteorological spring, well, it's all about to turn colder. there'll be some frosty nights and the possibility of some of that rain, the showers turn into snow over the higher ground. now, mostly any snow will be over 200 metres elevation. so that do

navteonhal, bbc news, twycross. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there.tcher picture, which shows the uk's tallest building, the shard, in london — or at least the bottom half of it, the top half sticking out into the cloud and the rain. now, the rain has been caused by this slow—moving weather front that really dragged its heels. but further northwest, we did manage something a bit brighter — although we did have some strong winds bringing some large waves to lerwick harbour, in shetland. 0vernight tonight, those winds will fall light in scotland and northern england. with cooler spells here, we'll probably see some frost developing in the countryside. at the same time, a band of rain will start to encroach in wales and southwest england — the rain itself could be heavy enough to cause some localised surface—water flooding, given how wet the weather has been over recent weeks. for friday the low pressure is here to stay, and this occlusion brings with it the risk of some hill snow. now we are talking about the risk just across the high ground — 200 metre

navteonhal, bbc news, nottingham.een ireland and italy, but rather the passionate rendition of irelands sporting anthem by eight—year—old stevie mulrooney before the match. he sings. the schoolboy from kilkenny found fame singing on rte�*s late late show, before being invited to perform at a packed landsdowne road. i was, yes, a bit nervous, but the nerves helped and i sang great. but i was... ..nervous because the big crowd made me, and because there's linesmen watching and the players, they're watching, too. there's more people than 53,000. yeah, there's more people! it was the best day of my life, and they keep changing, the best day of my life. and last night was the biggest of the year in american sport as the kansas city chiefs beat the san francisco 49ers to win the super bowl in las vegas. the event was made even bigger by the presence of pop superstar taylor swift, who was there to support her boyfriend, travis kelce, as his team lifted the trophy. nesta mcgregor was watching the action and sent this report f

navteonhal bbc news.ptum will be buried as a national hero, after his death in a car crash yesterday. the 24—year—old was tipped to be one of the stars of this summer's olympic games after his extraordinary achievements. anne soy reports from nairobi. he was no doubt destined for greatness. at only 2a, kelvin kiptum had run three of the seven fastest marathon times in history. this is him in london last year. he broke away from the leading pack mid—race, and went on to win and set a new course record. later in the year he broke the world record in chicago, shaving 3a seconds off his compatriot eliud kipchoge's time. a world record means a lot to me. to beat a world record, it's so hard. you have to work hard. and that has been a long journey for me. he was going to attempt to run the rotterdam marathon in under two hours this april, but his promising career was cut short on sunday night. he was driving along this road near his birthplace in kenya's rift valley when he crashed. kelvin lost control of the v

navteonhal, bbc news in himley.erview — but a review into autism employment has found that this technique, puts neurodivergent people at a disadvantage. now, amid warnings that autistic jobseekers are being held back by unfair hiring practices, the government has set out recommendations to improve the workplace. 0ur disability correspondent nikki fox has the details. it's the lunchtime rush at this cafe in northampton. thanks, jack. but forjack and alfie, this is about more than just being top—notch baristas. i'll do the washing up. they're best mates, and they're both autistic. this is mostly where i was stationed when i first started, because it was... couldn't cope with the interacting with customers at all. cafe track has supported more than 120 people like jack and alfie into work or on a placement. and you've been for here for how long working? five years. i love it, yeah. i wouldn't change it for the world, really. it was set up by former teacher thomas. we opened in 2019 with the view that | all we wanted to

navteonhal, bbc news, nottingham. you're watching bbc news.aced out television screens. and bagpuss was wide awake. when bagpuss _ and bagpuss was wide awake. when bagpuss wakes up, all his friends wake _ bagpuss wakes up, all his friends wake up. — bagpuss wakes up, all his friends wake up, too. the mice on the mouse organ— wake up, too. the mice on the mouse organ woke _ wake up, too. the mice on the mouse organ woke up and stretched. muddling the ragdoll. gabriel of the toad. muddling the ragdoll. gabriel of the toad -- _ muddling the ragdoll. gabriel of the toad. —— madeliene. last of all, the professor. — toad. —— madeliene. last of all, the professor. a — toad. —— madeliene. last of all, the professor, a very distinguished old woodpecker. gh professor, a very distinguished old woodpecker-— yes, on this day in 1974, the first episode of bagpuss was aired and whilst only 13 episodes were ever made, the show, created by peter firmin and oliver postgate has been re—broadcast multiple times and has remained a much—loved watch down the generat

navteonhal, bbc news, twycross. time for a look at the weather. here is chris.tty much all afternoon. particularly slow moving weather front is going to be with us across

navteonhal, bbc news, twycross.t week. after its successful ta ke—off of communications last week. after its successful take—off of the uncrewed of the cyst, it emerged that the laces that were supposed to measure the distance to the lunar surface were not working, and the firm behind the landing has said that despite efforts to make corrections, the craft hit the landing harder than planned, meaning that one of the panels was facing down into the ground. some breaking news first, that donald trump has appealed an inner lightjudge's rule which barred him from appearing on the state —— state's republican candidate, because of the interaction at the capital, his role, that is coming from our colleagues at cbs. we'll have more on that in the next hour. let's take a quick look at the weather —— at the weather. you might recognise this weather watch picture, the shard, in london, orat least the bottom half of it. the top half is sticking out into the cloud and the rain. the rain has been caused by this slow—moving weathe

midlands correspondent navteonhal has more. what's the emergency?ce, plunging the weapon into poor grace. it was just horrific. he just callously, and calmly, just turned around, casually walked off, like nothing had happened. calocane then went on to fatally stab school caretaker ian coates, and hit three people with his van. the 32—year—old, who's been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, has been sentenced to detention in a high security hospital after admitting three counts of manslaughter. thejudge said calocane's mental condition satisfied the criteria, giving rise to the partial defence of diminished responsibility. but the families of his victims believe he should have been tried for murder. obviously, i know you're not a medical professional, and you're not a police officer. but, from what you saw, do you think what you saw was murder? that was murder. yeah. cold—blooded. he should be in a high—security prison, not a hospital. richard's 999 call was issued to the media by nottinghamshire police, but he says they never told him the call wa

navteonhal, bbc news in himley.her in the uk in just a minute. but before that we just wanted to show you these remarkable images from new york. you can hardly see any of the skyline. this is a phenomenon known as advection fog, where a dense covering of fog envelopes an area. it was formed as easterly winds blew over the cold waters of long island sound. where the atlantic ocean meets the east river. you'd be a bit gutted if you had gone to new york for your holiday to get that wonderful skyline shot, and you only got that. your mates are not going to believe you've been away! but it is rather beautiful. it is rather gorgeous, and carol is here this morning. and guess what, everyone? it is foggy! nothing like that. we have got some fog across parts of the wash, north devon, south wales, and it will clear as we go through the day. good morning. the fog will lift through the course of the morning and we also have quite a bit of cloud around this morning, and a band of rain in the west which will be travelling eastwar