nicky schiller, thank you _ search, lukwesa. nicky schiller, thank you very _ search, lukwesa.iving us an update in relation to the disappearance of the 21—year—old chloe mitchell, who was missing. —— the ballymena police superintendent. she last went missing on friday, and a 26—year—old man was arrested in lurgan in county armagh on thursday. police have said he is helping them with their inquiries. the police have launched a criminal investigation in relation to her disappearance. they have not confirmed in terms of her well—being how she is, but they have appealed for her to please get in touch, because it is out of character for her not to be in touch with family and friends. so this incident has been described as high risk. chloe mitchell, 21 years old, described as a high risk missing person. an appealfrom ballymena police for her to please get in touch. in the meantime, extensive searches are currently taking place in the town of ballymena in county antrim. plenty more coming up here on bbc news. in diplomatic terms with standards in public life, so i would expect all ki

nicky schiller with that report.nia, where king charles is on his first, albeit, informal overseas visit since the coronation a month ago. we've been used to seeing those clips of him in his robe wearing the crown, but the king could've almost gone unnoticed in transylvania. he's travelling without queen camilla in what's being described as a private visit. he told locals how much he likes the region, which he described as being in his blood. the king owns a home there and has described transylvania as "the last unspoilt, untouched area" go to the bbc news website if you want any more on the stories we have been covering. we have been covering. hello there. good evening. for the vast majority of us across the uk, it's been a beautiful day of weather, with plenty of blue sky and sunshine, some of the best of it again across wales. here's denbighshire as recorded by our weather watcher. and it even brightened up for east anglia, too, where it's been cool and cloudy with a northeasterly wind for much of the week. but he

that's nicky schiller with the overview there.d got her take on this decision. i think there are two parts to this story here. i think first of all there is a story of spotify, who cut 6% of its workforce injanuary and then at the beginning of this month shed 200 jobs in their audio streaming department. that was a further 2% of their workforce. they are really slimming down on the amount of podcast they are doing and ina in a really saturated market. they revamped the app, $500 million, signed loads of these big podcast deals, to do podcasts, and now the market is absolutely saturated, so they shed 200 jobs, they are scaling back the podcast they are doing, and unfortunately archetypes is a casualty of that scaling back. i do think there was something trade of differences, certainly, between the sussexes and spotify, perhaps on both sides of the podcast did not turn out to what you decide wanted, but in saying that, it was hugely popular, especially amongst fans of meghan and harry. people really loves to hear from the different

nicky schiller.wight. it is the first new species of armoured dinosaur to be found on the island since 1865. it's been named in honour of professor paul barrett from the natural history museum, who says "any physical resemblance is purely accidental." earlier, i spoke to dr susannah maidment, who's the principal researcher at the natural history museum, about theirfindings. well, actually, this specimen has been actually around since the 1980s, but it had been in a private collection. so we don't work on specimens when they're in private collections. and it was acquired by the dinosaur museum on the isle of wight in 2021, so we were able to work on it then. so we knew about the specimen for a while, but we didn't really know what it was until we got to look at it closely. and when you did get a look at it closely — i mean, even as you speak, there's a huge smile on your face — what was it like to get up close and see this thing? it is a really fantastic specimen. it has a really complete vertebral co

i'm nicky schiller. more now on our top story. workforce plan for the nhs in england — aiming to deal with chronic staff shortages. currently, there are more than 110,000 vacancies, and there are fears this could triple by 2037. the new plan will double medical school places to 15,000 a year. medical degrees could be shortened by a year. and a new apprenticeship for doctors will launch next year. there will also be 211,000 more student nursing and midwife places. the government has promised £2.11 billion over the next five years to help achieve these goals. the prime minister called it the most ambitious transformation for nhs staffing in its history. we will get reaction from the labour party, but this is what rishi sunak said. , :, , , party, but this is what rishi sunak said. , . , , :, said. the plan rests on three principles. — said. the plan rests on three principles, train, _ said. the plan rests on three principles, train, retain - said. the plan rests on three principles, train, retain and l principles, train, retain and

our reporter, nicky schiller, is in the newsroom with more.ll be no more harry and meghan on spotify. the deal was one of a number of commercial arrangements that the couple made when they quit the royalfamily and moved to the united states. the series itself was launched to a blaze of publicity in 2020. now, the contract was said to be worth $25 million. however, american media are reporting that the couple might not get the full value of the contract as they didn't hit what is known as a productivity benchmark. now, interestingly, we only had a very short statement from the two companies saying, "spotify and archewell audio have mutually agreed to part ways and are proud of the series that we made together". now, it does come after spotify last week announced job cuts in its podcast department. meghan's series was called archetypes. it ran for 12 episodes and featured a number of celebrities, including mariah carey and serena williams. here's how meghan described it last year... people should expect the real me in this and probably the me th

nicky schiller with that report. do stay with us on bbc news. hello there. good evening. denbighshire as recorded by our weather watcher, and it even brightened up for east anglia too where it�*s been cool and cloudy with a northeasterly wind for much of the week. but here is diss in norfolkjust basking in all of that sunshine. and there is a lot more to come as we head through tomorrow and indeed for much of next week. high pressure is set to keep us dry and settled. we�*re keeping the easterly wind, though, for most of us. so always towards north sea—facing coasts it�*s going to be feeling cooler. overnight tonight some of that wind could blow us in some more areas of cloud, i think, towards eastern coastal areas further west. then we�*ll see clear skies but mist developing into tomorrow morning but it�*s not so chilly a start, temperatures in mid to high single figures at this time, so a milder start to sunday morning than it was earlier on this morning. and that cloud will once again just burn back towards the coast. could be some cloud lingering for eastern areas of

hello, i'm nicky schiller.led that the government's plan to send illegal migrants to rwanda is unlawful. campaigners had challenged a high court decision that the african nation could be considered a "safe third country". the scheme is part of government plans to deter small boats crossing the channel. within the past few minutes the home secretary suella braverman said she was disappointed by the ruling but remains fully committed to the rwanda policy. the legal commentator joshua rozenberg explained what the next steps could be. a majority decision against the government and the lord chief justice, who is the most senior judge in england and wales, was effectively overruled by his two colleagues. the master of the role, sir geoffrey vos and lord justice underhill. now, when you have a split decision on the substance of the case like this, it's very likely that the supreme court will want to resolve the decision one way or the other. in terms of a hearing, i don't suppose there will be one before the autumn, s

we will work with our teams to look into this and bringing more as we get them. 0ur reporter nicky schillerng developments. you are following what the world are saying about today. i just you are following what the world are saying about today.— saying about today. i 'ust wanted to brina ou saying about today. i 'ust wanted to bring you those _ saying about today. i just wanted to bring you those comments - saying about today. i just wanted to bring you those comments again . saying about today. i just wanted to l bring you those comments again from ukraine's president zelensky. his first comments since the event in russia. he said it showed it was russia's obvious weakness. up until now, russia had used propaganda to mask the stupidity of its government but now there was so much chaos that does make president zelensky posting on his telegram channel saying the more chaos and pain it would store up more chaos and pain it would store up for russia's future, everyone who chooses the path of evil destroys himself. the main message from a lot of european capitals is that they are monitoring the

for more on the geography of these latest developments — we can cross live now to our reporter nicky schillersroom. as you say, we thought it would be a goodidea as you say, we thought it would be a good idea to give you the idea of some of the geography and place names you have been hearing. you can see on this map we have got ukraine with two have marked and russia with moscow and crimea here. i want to draw your attention to this rad area which is the area of ukraine that we believe to be under russian military control and up until today, that could have included those wagner fighters because they have been involved in that counteroffensive against the ukrainian forces in that area. we want to zoom in and around that area so we've got that red area. here is the key city that we have been talking about. rostov—on—don. that is about 100 kilometres from the ukrainian border and it is the first place that the wagner mercenaries went to and took control of, they say. it is a key city in turns of the russian military because their southern headquarters is mist there and of course, they have been

and will now move into a newly created role aimed at growing the brand globally. 0ur reporter nicky schillerrst man to hold the top job at british vogue. he was born in ghana and moved to the uk. his fashion career began when he was aged just 16 after being talent spotted by a model scout in london. now, back in 2017, just before his first magazine was published, he spoke to the bbc and we asked him what his british vogue would be. my vogue is about sort of being inclusive. it's about diversity, sort of showing different women, different body shapes, different races, class, sort of tackling gender. i mean, before i got thejob, i spoke to certain women, and they felt that they were not represented by the magazine. so, i wanted to create a magazine that was sort of open and friendly. over the past six years, he's certainly lived up to those promises, breaking creative boundaries. for example, last month, he featured five disabled cover stars, something he called one of the proudest moments of his career. but there have been other firsts. for example, in october 2022, timothee chalamet became t

for more on the geography of these latest developments, we can cross live now to our reporter nicky schillertanding the story is very important so i want to give you an idea of some of the places we have been talking about over the last couple of hours. here you can see a map of ukraine with kyiv marked and also russia with moscow and we have also russia with moscow and we have a crime yet down here. i want to draw your attention to this red area on the map. that is an area that we believe of ukraine is controlled by the russian military. that probably included the wagner mercenaries because they have been fighting the counteroffensive that has been going on in this area with ukrainian forces. the other place we have been talking about a lot, rostov—on—don. the city is about 100 kilometres from the border with ukraine and what we think has happened is the wagner mercenaries have moved out of ukraine and konta rostov—on—don. they say they have control that city. —— gone to rostov—on—don. it is where the military hq city. —— gone to rostov—on—don. it is where the military h0 is and it is where

for more on the geography of these latest developments — we can cross live now to our reporter nicky schillerhappening and where. irate talk through what is happening and where. ~ ., talk through what is happening and where. ~ . , ., ~ talk through what is happening and where. . . , ., ,, ., where. we have been talking about understanding _ where. we have been talking about understanding the _ where. we have been talking about understanding the story. _ where. we have been talking about understanding the story. you - where. we have been talking about understanding the story. you can i where. we have been talking about i understanding the story. you can see ukraine marked here. i want to enjoy your attention to this red area on the map. this is an area of ukraine that we believe is under russian military control. up until today that could have included those wagner mercenaries. they have been involved in the counteroffensive in this area. the other place that we have been mentioning a lot is at rostov on don. that is about 100 kilometres from the border with ukraine. we believe that the wagner

for more on the geography of these latest developments, we can cross live now to our reporter nicky schiller _ what is the latest? i will bring you up-to-date with _ what is the latest? i will bring you up-to-date with the _ what is the latest? i will bring you up-to-date with the latest - what is the latest? i will bring you up-to-date with the latest that. what is the latest? i will bring youj up-to-date with the latest that we up—to—date with the latest that we have. wagner group fighters appear to be advancing towards moscow. it is all after they launched a rebellion earlier in the city of rostov—on—don. we can show you some pictures that the bbc verify team say are from the city of voronezh. you will see an oil depot has caught on fire. we are getting reports of fighting in a voronezh which is between the city of rostov—on—don and moscow and that is what we are seeing at the moment, fighting between russian forces and the wagner group. we have also confirmed there is a convoy of wagner vehicles that are heading towards moscow. we can show you those pictures that the bbc verify team have

with more on this let's join nicky schiller in the newsroom. look at the peerages, and there are seven names on the list. you mentioned the first one, sean bailey, and he is the conservative mayor or candidate in 2021. he lost out to sadiq khan, but still a member of a london assembly. mr benjamin gascoyne is the former political secretary and deputy chief of staff. he is on the list, as well as the tees valley mayor. he will appear in the house of lords, as well as roster on cancel. he is the political director of the conservative party and research department. charlotte open is also in the peerages list. she is a former special adviser to the prime minister. all ministers or prime ministers have special advisers, so a peerage going to charlotte open on this list. we also have a peerage for someone that works with the former prime minister borisjohnson. this was mr singh ranger. also, a special adviser to the government on the digital scribe jody. special adviser to the government on the digital scribejody. the special adviser to the governmen

for more on the geography of these latest developments, we can cross live now to our reporter nicky schillery key in all of what we have been talking about if the last couple of hours and we have been mentioning a lot of cities so i thought it would be a good idea to show you exactly where they are. here we have a map of ukraine and you can see kyiv marked and we have russia with moscow and down here is crimea. want to draw this attention to this red area. this is the area we think is under russian military control and until yesterday, that could have included the wagner operation as well, because they have been fighting with the russian forces in this area with the ukraine counteroffensive that has been going on. the other city we have mentioned a lot today is rostov—on—don which has about 100 kilometres from the border with ukraine. what we think has happened is that the wagner mercenary group have moved into rostov—on—don. they say they have taken control of it. it is a key city. the reason, it is the headquarters of the russian at southern military command. it is also used by the army. i

earlier, my colleague nicky schiller spoke to 0nay kasab from the unite union, which represents manycluding doctors, nurses and ambulance workers. he is not impressed with the today's plan. it's fundamentally flawed. it fails to deal with the elephant in the room, which is pay. and no matter which party a politician comes from, no matter what promises are being made, the reality is that unless you deal with the issue of pay, unless that is addressed, then all that will happen is that we will increase the numbers of vacancies. of course we want training programmes. of course we want better training. but the reality is that the people we represent right across the nhs cannot afford to live and work in the nhs. that's why people are leaving, and this fails to address that completely. joining me now is siva anandaciva. he is the chief analyst at the king's fund, a think tank that focuses on the health system in england. thanks so much for being here with us. i will come back to the issue of pay in a moment, but in terms of the announcement of this plan, how significant a moment do you th

our reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom monitoring developments.th what has happened so far this morning. i'm going to bring you up—to—date with some of the international reaction that has been coming in. within the last half an hour or so we've had a very brief statement from the nato military alliance which says they are monitoring the situation, as you would imagine. that is the message from a lot of european capitals, monitoring the situation coming out of france and germany. the german also there advising any of their citizens who are in russia to avoid roles and at the centre of moscow. one of the latest statements come from the italian prime minister, she is closely following events in russia, she said that the assault on ukraine is causing instability within russia. a couple of countries do have borders that go on to moscow and into russia. one of the first ones, estonia, we've had a statement from the estonian prime minister. she has strengthened security on their russian border and is urging people not to travel to any part of russia that