nick garnett in cyprus, thank you.e to cut short a nurses�* strike in england. the industrial action by the royal college of nursing had been planned from this sunday night to the night of tuesday the 2nd of may. but a judge at the high court has ruled the union's mandate to strike runs out on monday the 1st of may. 0ur health correspondent sophie hutchinson is outside the high court for us now. this case was over very quickly, wasn't it? absolutely, yes. and it was an unusual hearing in court today. government lawyers were in the courtroom arguing their case. but lawyers for the royal college of nursing decided to stay away. in fact, their leaders, royal college of nursing leaders, staged a protest outside the front of the court. at the heart of the argument here today was the six—month mandate to strike that the union had been given after a ballot by its members. it was about whether the strike, the next strike they have planned 48 hours, whether the mandate could run out before the end of the strike on tuesday the 2

nick garnett at larnaca airport. of six attacks. helena wilkinson reports. stephen port poisoned antony wallgate, gabriel kovari, daniel whitworth and jack taylor with an overdose of a date rape drug at his flat in east london between june 2014 and september 2015. he was also found guilty of a series of sex assaults against other men. an inquest later heard the met police made a series of mistakes in the case. the deaths were not initially seen as suspicious by officers. today�*s report says some improvements have since been made, nearly eight years since port murdered his last victim. but it said officers still relied on luck to identify links between deaths at a local level. every year, about 50,000 people in london die. about one in five of those gets a police officer called. and so they�*re turning up to about 30 deaths a day. and they�*re still not doing the thorough investigation, they�*re not getting the right evidence, they�*re not asking the right questions. and for that reason, they�*re making the same sort

nick garnett is in larnaca this morning. good morning.iving in sudan. i 4000 uk nationals living in sudan. 2000 _ 4000 uk nationals living in sudan. 2000 of— 4000 uk nationals living in sudan. 2000 of them have been in touch with the golf— 2000 of them have been in touch with the golf or— 2000 of them have been in touch with the golf or to ask for help. the government reckons that 260 of them will want _ government reckons that 260 of them will want to— government reckons that 260 of them will want to come out of the country and make _ will want to come out of the country and make theirway will want to come out of the country and make their way back to britain. 0f and make their way back to britain. of those _ and make their way back to britain. of those 260, the first were 39 who came _ of those 260, the first were 39 who came in— of those 260, the first were 39 who came in on— of those 260, the first were 39 who came in on the first flight. they are prioritised families with young children— are prioritised families with young children a

we can speak to our reporter nick garnett, who's at larnaca airport in cyprus, where sudan evacuees haveing for the uk. good morning. we heard of the enormous relief there from some of those who had managed to escape sudan. �* , . , sudan. are we expecting flights toda ? sudan. are we expecting flights today? exactly. _ sudan. are we expecting flights today? exactly. each _ sudan. are we expecting flights today? exactly. each flight - sudan. are we expecting flights | today? exactly. each flight takes about 200 people _ today? exactly. each flight takes about 200 people back- today? exactly. each flight takes about 200 people back to - today? exactly. each flight takes about 200 people back to the i today? exactly. each flight takes - about 200 people back to the united kingdom _ about 200 people back to the united kingdom. they come in on military planes _ kingdom. they come in on military planes and — kingdom. they come in on military planes and are transferred to charter — planes and are transferred to charter planes which fly them back to the _ charter planes which fly them back to t