sara girvin is in newtownards. sara. today to prepare for a possible controlled explosion. the device is said to be more than 1000 lb, and the first of its kind evil and upset for the world war ii munitions are uncovered across _ for the world war ii munitions are uncovered across the _ for the world war ii munitions are uncovered across the uk - for the world war ii munitions are uncovered across the uk from - for the world war ii munitions are l uncovered across the uk from time for the world war ii munitions are - uncovered across the uk from time to time, but rarely because the level of disruption caused a need of disruption caused in newtownards. £400. today, residents packed up and left with no idea when they will be allowed to return. we have my daughter's wheelchair in the back_ we have my daughter's wheelchair in the back my husband and myself and her clothes — the back my husband and myself and her clothes. she has severe complex needs. _ her clothes. she has severe complex needs. a _ her clothes. she has sever

people living in newtownards in northern ireland have expressed concern about the safety of their homesworld war ii munitions are discovered across the united kingdom from time to time but they rarely cause the level of destruction seen here. 400 homes were evacuated within a 400 metre radius, after this device was found during building work. today, more residents packed up and left with no idea when they will be allowed to return home. we have my daughter�*s little chair in the back, we have my husband and myself and her clothes. she has severe complex needs. she has a lot of behavioural issues, severe autism and adhd said this people has been very upsetting for her. jean and adhd said this people has been very upsetting for her.— very upsetting for her. joan lives 'ust very upsetting for her. joan lives just outside _ very upsetting for her. joan lives just outside the _ very upsetting for her. joan lives just outside the cordon - very upsetting for her. joan lives just outside the cordon but - very upsetting for her. joan lives just outside the cordon but has l just outside the cordo

police say more than 400 homes have been evacuated in newtownards in northern ireland following the discoveryiday. a bomb disposal unit is on site with army personnel using diggers to pile sand on top of the device before a planned controlled explosion. the home office says it will include extreme misogyny — the hatred of women — among types of extremism which the government should take steps to tackle. it is leading a rapid review to address gaps in the current system and will develop plans to "map and monitor" extremist trends both on and offline. the home secretary yvette cooper said that "for too long" governments had "failed to address" the issue. you're live with bbc news. ukraine's armed forces say they have destroyed another bridge in russia's kursk region. they say the crossing was used as a supply route by russian forces and that its destruction will hamper the movement of weapons. it's been two weeks since ukraine's surprise incursion into the area. about 120,000 local residents have evacuated from the fighting. ukraine destroyed another bridge over the river seym earlier this week

sara girvin, bbc news, in newtownards. time for a look at the weather. here's ben.

police say more than 400 homes have been evacuated in newtownards in northern ireland, following thea housing development on friday. a bomb disposal unit is on site, with army personnel using diggers to pile sand on top of the device ahead of a planned controlled explosion. the home office says it will include extreme misogyny — the hatred of women — among types of extremism which the government should take steps to tackle. it's started a rapid review to address gaps in the current system and will develop plans to "map and monitor" extremist trend, both on and offline. the home secretary yvette cooper said that "for too long" governments had "failed to address" the issue. you're live with bbc news. a paramilitary group fighting forces in sudan has agreed to co—operate on deliveries for humanitarian aid. the support forces will allow aid to reach people in readers across the country, after the government said it will open a border crossing between neighbouring regions. you agencies have warned more than 25 million people in sudan are facing acute hunger. earlier this month they declar

a petrol bomb was thrown at the building in newtownards earlier but didn't go off.ti was also painted on the front door and the walls of that building. misinformation as i said about the southport stabbings, sparked a wave of those violent anti—immigration protests across belfast, where our reporter dougie beattie has been for us today. >> for the second week in a row, belfast city centre is now closed down because of protests. this one, though, is pro—immigration, fronted up by the trade unions of northern ireland. gay pride and amnesty international. but more importantly, the political classes have joined in and many in those working class areas that are facing the majority . that are facing the majority. the biggest amount of undocumented immigration now feel that their political voice has gone. this parade will due to end in the next hour , but it to end in the next hour, but it remains to be seen what will happenin remains to be seen what will happen in the coming days. >> dougie beattie there, our reporter in northern ireland for us? well, in other news, a 32

sara girvin, bbc news, in newtownards. time for a look at the weather. here's ben. to elect the first woman to the white house. we'll be live in chicago. hello and welcome to newsnight, the home of insight and interviews, including tonight the doctor who was the first on the scene when that superyacht sank off sicily. translation: it was darkness that exerience translation: it was darkness that experience during _ translation: it was darkness that experience during the _ translation: it was darkness that experience during the ship - translation: it was darkness that experience during the ship wreck, l experience during the ship wreck, they spoke of about five minutes, maybe three to five minutes, from the moment the boat was lifted, raised by the waves, until it sank. it was a tragic scene because as i mentioned earlier, there was the shock related to the search for their friends and family members and relatives, they were truly apocalyptic scenes. on tonight's panel we have sir craig oliver, former downing street director of communications under david c

the device was found on friday at a building site in newtownards.colombia continues. on the penultimate day of their four—day trip prince harry and meghan were greeted by the sound of drums as they arrived a the school in cartagena. south america correspondent lone wells has more. this may look like a typical sleepy saturday on the beach, but this colombian coastal city is preparing for a big vip visit. dozens of soldiers surrounded this traditional percussion school preparing for the arrival of prince harry and megan and the country's vice—president. the city of cartagena is the second place they have visited on their trip to colombia for the third day of their tour. the day was filled with cultural visits like this. they are here on the invitation of the vice president francia marquez, the first black woman to hold the role. she says she views the couple as two vital voices against injustice. prince harry and megan are just leaving this event now. like the second day of their visit, journalists weren't allowed near the actual event but they say th