an 11—year—old boy has been arrested by police in north yorkshire after being found at the wheel of aavage joins us from thirsk. danny, what more can you tell us? well, it was mid—afternoon yesterday when police received reports of a caravan being stolen from a holiday park here in thirsk, it came in quite promptly, and on their traffic cameras they soon tries to the vehicle, a black bmw going south down this road behind me towards leeds on the aim. about 45 minutes later, and more than 30 miles away, police pulled that vehicle over towing the caravan on the hard shoulder of the mi near leeds, and they say they were staggered to find an 11—year—old boy behind the wheel of the vehicle, alongside a selection of number plates. he was arrested on suspicion of theft, burglary, and motoring offences including dangerous driving. he has been questioned and since been bailed, the police was caravan it was have been told that it has been recovered. but one very experienced traffic sergeant with north yorkshire police tweeted this afternoon, even after 23 years of service, you come across things

the search for the 35—year—old became one of the biggest ever carried out by north yorkshire police. brought. for claudia's family, not knowing what happened has been torture. it's been a sentence, a 15—year sentence. it's like somebody having an illness for 15 years, because that's what it is every year. every day's an illness with this going on. i never would imagine it would be 15 years down the line. i mean, quite honestly, it's appalling. in 2021, police searched a lake and woods six miles from claudia's home, but again found nothing. detectives are treating her disappearance as suspected murder, and today, 15 years on, have renewed their appeal for information. they remain convinced someone knows what happened to claudia lawrence. the single barrier to unlocking the answers for claudia's loved ones, and bringing those responsible for her disappearance to justice, remains the same, in my view. and that's silence. silence from the people who know, or may suspect what happened to claudia, who have, so far, for reasons that are only known to them, been unable to come forward to the

it's only the beginning of march, but the royal horticultural society's park in harageate, north yorkshireom. and this is no coincidence, because the day before meteorologists recorded the warmest february in the entire history of observations. the most ineresting. the very foundation has seen many tragic events. the exact date of construction of the castle is not preserved in the documents. historians believe that it was built during the period the end of the 19th to the middle of the 14th century. the ancient castle was besieged, destroyed and rebuilt more than once. we will see a historical and cultural monument, which is known as the first stone building in the region. the treasury building was built in 1807, and during the battle with napoleon, a french hospital was located here. now classes are held here in the orthodox gymnasium. despite all the difficulties of its history, the building managed to survive fires and reconstruction and became the property of modern borisov. what places are definitely worth visiting in city, near which the legendary crossing of the berezana river took

at police headquarters in north yorkshire they are taking on more staff to deal with the growing numbers ., , , ., , requests. in the last few years we have doubled _ requests. in the last few years we have doubled the _ requests. in the last few years we have doubled the amount - requests. in the last few years we have doubled the amount we - requests. in the last few years we have doubled the amount we arel have doubled the amount we are looking at, which is a combination of training, becoming more proactive in recognising opportunities. our team are improving our practice constantly. we'd if you a practice make sure we are not missing those opportunities because it is such an important scheme. when we recognise the high—risk and urgent situation of those disclosures are prioritised. clare never had the gift of knowledge that the scheme brings to allow to make an informed decision about relationship but thousands of people are. a lasting legacy that came from such tragedy. that is all for now. now, the weather. hello again. in the last couple of days, we've started with some mist and f

for example, the creation of the so-called “sitting red guy” sculpture in... in harageate, north yorkshire in luxurious bloom, and this is no coincidence, because the day before meteorologists recorded the warmest february on record. on average across europe, air temperatures in february were 3° higher than usual. the trend also affected the uk: here flowers bloomed several weeks earlier than usual. there are more than enough satisfied visitors. continuing the theme of march 8, resident of kusbas i decided to impress my wife with an unusual gift and brought a horse to the apartment of a multi-story building in the city of osinnik. in the footage filmed by a surveillance camera, we see that first he brings the animal into the entrance, and after a while he takes the horse back out into the street. the hero’s wife posted a video online showing off the gift. rooms: here are the girls, it’s march 8th, here’s the horse at my house, here’s my husband ’s fight with me on march 8th, something like that, i was in vain boasting, it turned out that the siberian illegally borrowed the horse from the f

of march, but the grounds of the royal horticultural society of england's park in harageate, north yorkshireare in full bloom. and this is no coincidence, because the day before meteorologists recorded the most warmest february on record. the most interesting international news. look in the program around the planet. the first mention of borisov dates back to 1102. as fate would have it, the city turned out to be the shortest route to moscow. we went to fight with moscow, we got it at the same time, and the city was burned and destroyed. over 200 years, so many times that people moved from the original place to another. the city also has its own castle and fortress. these walls are now practically destroyed to their very foundations. gave rise to many tragic events. the exact date of construction of the castle in no documents have been preserved. historians believe that it was built between the late 19th and mid-15th centuries. the ancient castle was besieged, destroyed and rebuilt more than once. we will see a historical and cultural monument, which is known as the first stone building in t

smashing his targets all whilst protecting the green i also known know that king duncan up in north yorkshire is conservative mayors delivering for their communities. in contrast, just look at what is happening in london with city can. more interested in virtue signalling can actually deliver on. failing on crime, failing on housing and his transport policy is to tax motorists off the road and rename trend lines, for goodness' sake! and whilst auntie anne pam to chart the residents are planning an extra council tax, city can saddle says constituents with £400 in extra bills. itjust goes to show, what you get with labour? they tax you more and deliver less. applause. and it is the same across our consoles, too. just look at what is happening here. nottingham council effectively bankrupt after having a fire sale of assets they still can't balance the

early march, but the grounds of the royal horticultural society of england park in haraghate, north yorkshire in full bloom. and this is no coincidence, because the day before meteorologists recorded the warmest february in the entire history of observations. on average across europe, air temperatures in february were 3° higher than usual. the trend also affected the uk. here the flowers bloomed several weeks earlier than usual, and there were more than enough satisfied visitors. continuing the theme of march 8, resident kusbasa decided to impress his wife with an unusual gift; he brought the horse to the apartment of a multi-story building in the city of osinniki. in the footage captured by the cctv camera, we see that at first he starts it up. the animal enters the entrance, and after a while takes the horse back out into the street. the hero’s wife posted a video online showing the gift in the middle of the room. here are the girls, march 8 has arrived for us, here is the horse at my house, my husband told me to celebrate march 8, something like this. boasted in vain, it turned out that th

and police in north yorkshire found an 11—year—old boy behind the wheel when they pulled over a bmw x5g a suspected stolen caravan along a highway. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. the un has been warning that gaza faces famine, and that children there are dying from hunger. it says there have been "overwhelming obstacles" when it comes to getting aid into the territory. in the past few hours, a potential breakthrough — the uk says it willjoin the us and other allies to create a maritime corridor to deliver essential aid directly to gaza. ajoint statement from the uk, us, eu, cyprus and the united arab emirates said... the plan is to establish a shipping route that would get aid from cyprus to gaza by sea, working with the un to facilitate, co—ordinate, monitor and verify the flow of aid. the statement said efforts will be closely co—ordinated with israel's government. initial shipments would arrive via cyprus, where israeli security inspections will take place. the maritime corridor announ

the group started legal action against scarborough council, which has now been amalgamated into north yorkshireted to a thriving harbour in whitby. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. let's go back to our top story now — where the us supreme court has ruled that donald trump can appear on the presidential ballot in colorado — that's after the state's highest court tried to ban him, citing his role in the capitol riot of 6january, 2021. the former president said the supreme court's decision was a "big win for america." let's speak to richard painter — the former chief white house ethics lawyer in the george w bush administration and also law professor at the university of minnesota. welcome back to boosie news. what is your reaction to this decision by the us court? the your reaction to this decision by the us court?— your reaction to this decision by the us court? the court has ruled that the states _ the us court? the court has ruled that the states do _ the us court? the court has ruled that the states do not _ the us court? the court

north yorkshire police arrested the boy on suspicion of theft, burglary and motoring offences includingy has been released on conditional bail with further inquiries being carried out. and the former prime minister theresa may is stepping down as a conservative mp at the next election. mrs may led the country from 2016 to 2019 in the wake of the brexit vote. she said the "difficult decision" to leave the seat she�*s held for nearly three decades would enable her to spend more time on "causes close to my heart". you�*re live with bbc news. haiti�*s main port says it is suspending operations due to security worsening in the capital city port—au—prince. the port operator said it had been forced to stop all services following acts of sabotage and vandalism. heavily—armed criminal gangs are now in control of most of the capital, after attacking the main airport and preventing prime minister ariel henry from returning from abroad. a state of emergency has been extended for another month. the un is warning that haiti�*s health system is nearing collapse, with many clinics closed and a shortage

morning, stephen see north yorkshire, says. morning, sterback see north yorkshire, says.rning, sterback in your position see north yorkshire, says. morning, sterback in your position , see you back in your position, stephen. hope you are better. on stephen. hope you are better. oh thank i had the privilege thank you. i had the privilege to a day in margaret to spend a day in margaret thatcher's back in the thatcher's company back in the 19805. thatcher's company back in the 1980s. was intelligent, a 1980s. she was intelligent, a leader and above all, my abiding memory of our conversation. she was ordinary, caring and fun. i asked her what she missed most, and she said she missed being able to go out into a supermarket and being able to see ordinary people . she was not see ordinary people. she was not a villain. she was remarkable and a hero for me and many others. as you say, marmite , marmite. >> well, you know, i tend to think she did what was necessary at the time , but she did it in a at the time, but she did it in a she did do it in a brutal way. yeah and, and that'

started legal action against scarborough council, which has now been amalgamated made it into north yorkshirethriving harbour in whitby. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. there are growing concerns about the way artifical intelligence could be used to mislead voters ahead of this year's us election. it's emerged that some supporters of former us president donald trump are creating and sharing fake images of him alongside black people to encourage african—americans to support him in november's election. bbc panorama discovered dozens of the pictures created using ai. there's no evidence though they are directly linked to mrtrump's campaign. our disinformation and social media correspondent marianna spring reports. at first glance this photo looks real — only it's not. it was generated using ai technology by this radio presenter and his team and shared with more than a million followers, attached to a story about black support forformer president donald trump. i'm not a photojournalist. i'm not out there taking pictures of what's reall

the group started legal action against scarborough council which has now been amalgamated into north yorkshireted to a thriving harbour in whitb . ., ., , ., , in whitby. for more stories from across _ in whitby. for more stories from across the _ in whitby. for more stories from across the uk - in whitby. for more stories l from across the uk go-ahead in whitby. for more stories - from across the uk go-ahead to from across the uk go—ahead to the bbc website. —— for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. i'm sally bundock. to china, next, where xiaomi is typically associated with mobile phones — but the company's announced it's making inroads with electric cars. it's announced it will start deliveries of its first electric vehicle model — the su7 this month, sending shares soaring. here's our asia business reporter katie silver. if you are getting into the electric vehicle space, now is not the time you'd choose. apple's reportedlyjust pulled out of it after spending billions. tesla has dropped prices to try and recoup market share, and there'

and police in north yorkshire found an 11—year—old boy behind the wheel when they pulled over a bmw x5

the search for the 35—year—old became one of the biggest ever carried out by north yorkshire police.e. it's been a sentence. a 15—year sentence. it's like somebody having an illness for 15 years because that's what it is every year. every day's an illness that it's going on. i never would imagine it would be 15 years down the line. quite honestly, it's appalling. in 2021, police searched a lake and woods six miles from claudia's home, but again found nothing. detectives are treating her disappearance as suspected murder and today, 15 years on, have renewed their appeal for information. they remain convinced someone knows what happened to claudia lawrence. the single barrier to unlocking the answers for claudia's loved ones and bringing those responsible for her disappearance to justice remains the same in my view. and that's silence. silence from the people who know or may suspect what happened to claudia will have so far, for reasons that are only known to them, they're unable to come forward to the police. claudia's mum goes to church every day. she continues to pray for answers. g

they set out and follow the guidance laid out by the home office but at police headquarters in north yorkshireowing numbers of requests. irate with the growing numbers of reuuests. ~ ., with the growing numbers of requests-— with the growing numbers of reuests. . . , , ., , requests. we have basically doubled the amount we _ requests. we have basically doubled the amount we are _ requests. we have basically doubled the amount we are looking - requests. we have basically doubled the amount we are looking at - requests. we have basically doubled the amount we are looking at which | the amount we are looking at which is a combination of training, becoming more proactive in recognising the situation, the team or improving practice constantly and we review practice to make sure we are not missing opportunities because it's an important scheme and we recognise high risk and urgent situations. w we recognise high risk and urgent situations. ,. , ., situations. those disclosures are prioritised- _ situations. those disclosures are prioritised. claire _ situations. those disclosures are prioritised. cl

in total, we've got 55 properties in and around north yorkshire. ..the other side to whitby�*s housing only buy b&bs and hotels. we don't buy residential properties. for the past few years, property developers like sarah have had tax breaks on expenses like these... the fabulous decor, including the high end designer kitchens... ..top of the range fixtures and fittings. next, i turn to property taxation. i am concerned that this tax regime is creating a distortion, meaning there are not enough properties available for long term rental by local people. this week's budget changed all that. i'm going to abolish the furnished holiday lettings regime. so what we've just heard there, furnished holiday let, that regime gone. multiple dwellings relief, gone. a double whammy? yeah, it is, yeah. and we're the people who are creating growth, who are creating jobs, who were doing all those things on his little tick box that he's pretending he's doing up there. but really what he's doing is, he's halting progress. the only way to solve the problem is to create zoned areas where you cannot have a ho

and finally, some quite astonishing news that we've heard in the last hour or so that police in north yorkshirested an 11 year old boy who was caught driving a bmw on the m1 and towing a suspected stolen caravan . officers said they were caravan. officers said they were staggered when they found the boy driving down the motorway. he now faces charges including theft , burglary he now faces charges including theft, burglary and dangerous driving, but thankfully no injuries were reported . those injuries were reported. those are the headlines for now. i'll be back at 9:00. in the meantime, you can sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the qr code there on your screen or go to gb news common alerts. now though, it's back to . mark. though, it's back to. mark. >> thanks, sam. so is international women's day still necessary? could joe biden survive another four years in the white house? is it wrong to slap your child on the wrist? and as rupert murdoch gets engaged at 92, does marriage in later life work? and what about this developing story? absolutely shocking. it broke this afternoon. should the p

and finally, some quite astonishing news that we've heard in the last hour or so that police in north yorkshirested an 11 year old boy who was caught driving a bmw on the m1 and towing a suspected stolen caravan . officers said they were caravan. officers said they were staggered when they found the boy driving down the motorway. he now faces charges including theft , burglary he now faces charges including theft, burglary and dangerous driving, but thankfully no injuries were reported . those injuries were reported. those are the headlines for now. i'll be back at 9:00. in the meantime, you can sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the qr code there on your screen or go to gb news common alerts. now though, it's back to . mark. though, it's back to. mark. >> thanks, sam. so is international women's day still necessary? could joe biden survive another four years in the white house? is it wrong to slap your child on the wrist? and as rupert murdoch gets engaged at 92, does marriage in later life work? and what about this developing story? absolutely shocking. it broke this afternoon. should the p

it's not a crime to hold gender critical views and police in nonh critical views and police in north yorkshiree arrested an 11 year old boy who was caught driving a bmw down the m1 whilst towing a suspected stolen caravan today. officers said they were staggered when they found the boy driving down the motorway. he now faces charges including theft, burglary and dangerous driving. thankfully, though, no injuries were reported . and finally, in a reported. and finally, in a unique celebration of love, a couple have tied their not the knot on board a train. leah and vince smith, who first met on a train, shared their first kiss on a train and you guessed it, commuted by train throughout their relationship. so where better to celebrate their entire wedding than on another train from london paddington to swansea? their ceremony unfolded with 14 guests on board, including traditional vows and a three course meal in the dining car . those are the headlines. car. those are the headlines. for more, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news .com/ alerts.

. >> em 5 elm— >> i mean, we had a by—election where in north yorkshire where i live in north yorkshire6. and the big issue there was imposition milk was the imposition of milk quotas and liberal quotas. and the liberal democrats took the seat. 13 months later, the tories came back. actually, you'd back. and actually, if you'd gone back farmers gone back to the farmers a decade later and taken away decade later and, and taken away their quotas, which we did, their milk quotas, which we did, eventually they would actually be arms then because the be up in arms then because the quotas were an asset. you quotas were an asset. so, you know, think should know, i don't think we should read too into by elections, read too much into by elections, but need listen the but we do need to listen to the countryside. and i think, you know, given labour's done know, given what labour's done in we have a lot in wales, i think we have a lot of alarm bells ringing in of alarm bells ringing here in england. were to take control. >> okay. so good. well thank you very joining us in the very much forjoining u

the search for the 35—year—old became one of the biggest ever carried out by north yorkshire police.n brought. for claudia's family, not knowing what happened, has been torture. it's been a sentence, a 15 year sentence. it's like somebody having an illness for 15 years, because that's what it is every year. every day's an illness with this going on. i never would imagine it would be 15 years down the line. i mean, quite honestly, it's appalling. in 2021, police searched a lake and woods six miles from claudia's home, but again found nothing. detectives are treating her disappearance as suspected murder, and today, 15 years on, have renewed their appeal for information. they remain convinced someone knows what happened to claudia lawrence. the single barrier to unlocking the answers for claudia's loved ones, and bringing those responsible for her disappearance to justice, remains the same, in my view. and that's silence. silence from the people who know, or may suspect what happened to claudia, or have, so far, for reasons that are only known to them, been unable to come forward to th

same in north yorkshire. you have a candidate, that conservative candidate there against labour.going to be really interesting to see if they lose all of their elected mayors, who of course have been power for shoring up votes power bases for shoring up votes and saying, look what we can do to level up. and if they lose those power bases , then i really those power bases, then i really think that's probably when we all know that the game is up and the writing is very much on the wall. >> i mean, funnily enough, sticking darren, sticking with you, darren, funnily in running up to funnily enough, in running up to 1997, we didn't think that the disaster was going to be as great as it actually was . i great as it actually was. i mean, i rather tended to think it might be, but on the whole, the view was that the polls were so extreme they couldn't possibly be true. and i think that's one of the reasons why john survived to fight the john major survived to fight the election. wonder election. but i just wonder what is psychological impact is the psychological impact of this sort poll t

and also north yorkshire, this one sent in from settle. e northern isles, but in between a lot of dry weather, a few showers at times in western scotland and northern ireland. these are our temperatures, seven to 11 degrees north to south. also quite windy around the southwest and english channel, and tonight when you through the irish sea, as well, as our weather front continues to drift steadily northwards and eastwards, weakening with more rain by the end of the night coming into northern ireland. these temperatures are the lowest we are likely to see overnight but will pick up as a cloud and rain pushes steadily northwards. this is where it will rest tomorrow. eventually fizzling and a lot of dry weather coming in behind but we have some showery rain pushing in three northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england wales, and temperatures, six in the north 12 in the south. it is a much quieter week this week. there will be rain at times but quieter week this week. there will be rain at times but not quieter week this week. there w

for the first time in the whole region of the north east as nonh region of the north east as north yorkshire example, that whole host that there are a whole host of ways you can see ways in which you can see conservative party politicians thinking, the is very thinking, well, the game is very much up, you know, so that would then support your theory that potentially conservative party politicians accidentally end up triggering the starting gun for a leadership election. >> yes, there just doesn't seem to be any real way out of this, and there is no agreement. to be any real way out of this, and there is no agreement . and and there is no agreement. and of course, the very public spectacle of conservative mps arguing amongst themselves over what to do some of them publicly saying that they should take out yet another prime minister is pretty unedifying to the public, who tend not to vote for divided parties. also dominic cummings remember him ? no friend of the remember him? no friend of the conservative party has been saying that basically he thinks the potential for leadership, challenge an

the great escape at eden camp in malton, north yorkshire. tight, cramped conditions , digging three conditions, digging three tunnels beneath the prison . you tunnels beneath the prison. you can only imagine what conditions were like deep underground, working in the dark with discovery , we only a simple discovery, we only a simple mistake away . a team working mistake away. a team working alongside the museum recreated the escape tunnel and the tools made to dig it. sumer o'brien is the collections manager at the museum. >> the prisoners were very creative with what they did , so creative with what they did, so they made things such as this. so this is a spade and they would have used everyday would have used their everyday items rations items and their rations that they received to create items such as this. same as the tunnel. use their slats i >> -- >> 76 prisoners got out before discovery . only three avoided discovery. only three avoided recapture on hitler's orders, 50 escapees were killed. a war crime at the international bomber comm

in the last few hours, the police in nonh last few hours, the police in north yorkshire have arrested11 year old boy who was caught driving a bmw down the mi whilst towing a suspected stolen caravan. officers said that they were staggered when they found the boy driving on the motorway. he's now facing charges including theft, burglary and dangerous driving, but thankfully no injuries were reported . those are the reported. those are the headlines. more at 10:00. in the meantime , you can sign up to gb meantime, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the code there on your screen. or go to gb news .com/ alerts. but now it's back to . patrick. it's back to. patrick. >> our mps are playing roulette with our lives because they just can't be asked to do their jobs anymore. in france, they've been tackling extremism head on, strengthening their laws, expelling radical imams, closing extremist schools and mosques, cutting funding for islamist charities . they have the balls charities. they have the balls to confront the failures of multiculturalism . they ban the multiculturalism. th

day, but pretty dank day, but it stays pretty dank across northern england, particularly yorkshire, parts of northnd north wales. the rain on and off, but fairly to the off, but fairly light to the south mostly dry and south of that. mostly dry and still pretty mild . 18 celsius is still pretty mild. 18 celsius is possible with a bit of sunshine, some sunny skies across the northwest, day here northwest, a cooler day here with a fresher feel in the cooler air, but still plenty of sunshine . feeling pleasant sunshine. feeling pleasant enough.the sunshine. feeling pleasant enough. the rain and drizzle will trickle away from eastern parts of england through this evening. of the uk will evening. much of the uk will become dry by midnight, but then after midnight, more rain comes into the far northwest, the winds picking as well . winds picking up here as well. quite of cloud around. quite a bit of cloud around. could see some mist fog could see some mist and fog where keep some clearer where we keep some clearer skies. temperatures may rural skies. temperatures may in rural spots close to freezing ont

the system in northern england moving across north yorkshire. righter in northern england and northern wales. showers across the south. given the strength of the breeze, they should pass quickly but they will be frequent and the chance of thunder. 15 degrees here. 18 yesterday. but tonight a cold night to come. clear skies developing for many. frost and may some ice. in scotland and eastern parts of wales. a cold start to the weekend. the best of the brightness on saturday in the morning. on sunday, still some showers around. the brother of a man killed in a high—speed crash, is calling for action to stop young men from killing themselves and others behind the wheel. it comes as new bbc analysis reveals that men under the age of 25 are four times more likely than other drivers to be convicted of dangerous or careless driving, and four times more likely to be caught drug—driving. they're also twice as likely to be caught drink—driving. each year, more than 1,500 young drivers are killed or seriously injured on uk roads. one of those was 19—year—ol

rishi sunak may or may not cling on in his north yorkshire seat. lots of very big beasts who might like rishi sunaks job after the conservatives lose, assuming that they do. people like penny mordaunt, leader of the house of commons, people like james cleverly, the home secretary, people like , grant shapps, the people like, grant shapps, the defence secretary all set on these projections to lose their seats, the one tory leadership hopeful who looks pretty short at hang on is kemi badenoch, the business secretary but interestingly, this poll polls have also suggested that if she was put in charge now , now, that was put in charge now, now, that would increase the labour lead in the polls by 4. so there seem to be no good options for the tories at the moment. people like lord frost, big rishi sunak critic saying desperate situation, current policies have alienated huge numbers of our voters . but what do they do? voters. but what do they do? because if they really take out another prime minister that will add to the feeling of chaos , add to the fe

the great escape at eden camp in malton, north yorkshire, the modern history museum is showing visitorsnditions, digging three tunnels beneath the prison . you can only imagine what conditions were like deep underground, working in the dark with discovery . only a simple with discovery. only a simple mistake away . a team working mistake away. a team working alongside the museum recreated the escape tunnel and the tools made to dig it. sumer o'brien is the collections manager at the museum , the prisoners were very museum, the prisoners were very creative with what they did, so they made things such as this. so this is a spade and they would have used their everyday items and their rations that they received to create items such same as the such as this, same as the tunnel. use their slats i >> -- >> 76 prisoners got out before discovery . only three avoided discovery. only three avoided recapture on hitler's orders, 50 escapees were killed. a war crime at the international bomber command centre in lincoln. the names of 28 of them are remembered on its memorial wall, including canadian

at police headquarters in north yorkshire, they're taking on more staff to deal with the growing numbersg to you. you two have obviously chatted a lot, and looked at the responses from police after this investigation. caroline, it's worth saying how you have been interacting with maddy regarding this investigation.— interacting with maddy regarding this investigation. yeah, we have worked together, _ this investigation. yeah, we have worked together, haven't - this investigation. yeah, we have worked together, haven't we? i this investigation. yeah, we have| worked together, haven't we? we this investigation. yeah, we have - worked together, haven't we? we have got a difficult line to walk today because we don't want to put people off, do we? from applying for a clare's law. this law, this scheme has the potential to really help people and we want to stress this morning that anyone watching today, don't be put off from going to the police station and asking for clare's law, you will be heard. but our investigation has found that depending on where you live in the country will be dependen

temperatures — well, from yorkshire southwards i think we're still talking about the mid—teens, but further north10 or 11. and then friday night the skies clear, and into saturday morning with lighter winds, it is going to be a chilly start. so crisp sunshine early on saturday with temperatures in parts of scotland around —3 degrees celsius. i don't think it's going to be frosty in the south. so saturday, lots of bright if not sunny weather across many northern and eastern areas. but this weather front is approaching — its southwesterlies pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish sea and into northern ireland. temperatures though, around 10—13 degrees. and then for the rest of the weekend, while weather fronts keep on crossing the uk, notice that the winds are blowing out of the southwest — that's a mild direction. so if anything, despite all the cloud and the early outbreaks of rain, i think on sunday with that even southerly, i think the temperatures are going to rise. we're talking around 15—16, maybe even 17 degrees celsius in

temperatures — well, from yorkshire southwards i think we're still talking about the mid—teens, but further northsaturday morning with lighter winds, it is going to be a chilly start. so crisp sunshine early on saturday with temperatures in parts of scotland around —3 degrees celsius. i don't think it's going to be frosty in the south. so saturday, lots of bright if not sunny weather across many northern and eastern areas. but this weather front is approaching — its southwesterlies pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish sea and into northern ireland. temperatures though, around 10—13 degrees. and then for the rest of the weekend, while weather fronts keep on crossing the uk, notice that the winds are blowing out of the southwest — that's a mild direction. so if anything, despite all the cloud and the early outbreaks of rain, i think on sunday with that even southerly, i think the temperatures are going to rise. we're talking around 15—16, maybe even 17 degrees celsius in one or two spots across the east and the southeast. let's

we now know that the police in north—west yorkshire are investigating those alleged comments. metropolitan police transferred the case because of his comments that were reported to have been made in leeds during a meeting. officers there say they are now looking at whether a crime was committed. the businessman, who's already given the party £10 million, is accused of saying the mp diane abbott, had made him want to hate all black women. the funeral of 15 year old mason rist is being held in bristol . later. he was stabbed bristol. later. he was stabbed to death there in january alongside his best friend max dixon, who was also laid to rest yesterday . a total of 12 people yesterday. a total of 12 people were arrested in connection with their deaths, and five people have been charged with murder . have been charged with murder. the partner of max's mother is taking part in a charity walk between weston super mare, grand pier and bristol to raise funds in their memory. pier and bristol to raise funds in their memory . and finally, in their memory. and finally, funding has been

temperatures — well, from yorkshire southwards i think we're still talking about the mid—teens, but further northth lighter winds, it is going to be a chilly start. so crisp sunshine early on saturday with temperatures in parts of scotland around —3 degrees celsius. i don't think it's going to be frosty in the south. so saturday, lots of bright if not sunny weather across many northern and eastern areas. but this weather front is approaching — its southwesterlies pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish sea and into northern ireland. temperatures though, around 10—13 degrees. and then for the rest of the weekend, while weather fronts keep on crossing the uk, notice that the winds are blowing out of the south—west — that's a mild direction. so if anything, despite all the cloud and the early outbreaks of rain, i think on sunday with that even southerly, i think the temperatures are going to rise. we're talking around 15—16, maybe even 17 degrees celsius in one or two spots across the east and the south—east. let's have a look at th

temperatures — well, from yorkshire southwards i think we're still talking about the mid—teens, but further norths clear, and into saturday morning with lighter winds, it is going to be a chilly start. so crisp sunshine early on saturday with temperatures in parts of scotland around —3 degrees celsius. i don't think it's going to be frosty in the south. so saturday, lots of bright if not sunny weather across many northern and eastern areas. but this weather front is approaching — its southwesterlies pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish sea and into northern ireland. temperatures though, around 10—13 degrees. and then for the rest of the weekend, while weather fronts keep on crossing the uk, notice that the winds are blowing out of the south—west — that's a mild direction. so if anything, despite all the cloud and the early outbreaks of rain, i think on sunday with that even southerly, i think the temperatures are going to rise. we're talking around 15—16, maybe even 17 degrees celsius in one or two spots across the east and th

temperatures — well, from yorkshire southwards i think we're still talking about the mid—teens, but further northcrisp sunshine early on saturday with temperatures in parts of scotland around —3 degrees celsius. i don't think it's going to be frosty in the south. so saturday, lots of bright if not sunny weather across many northern and eastern areas. but this weather front is approaching — its southwesterlies pushing the rain bearing clouds so there will be some damp weather for the south—west, for wales, the irish sea and into northern ireland. temperatures though, around 10—13 degrees. and then for the rest of the weekend, while weather fronts keep on crossing the uk, notice that the winds are blowing out of the southwest — that's a mild direction. so if anything, despite all the cloud and the early outbreaks of rain, i think on sunday with that even southerly, i think the temperatures are going to rise. we're talking around 15—16, maybe even 17 degrees celsius in one or two spots across the east and the southeast. let's have a look at the outlook. it is going to be a mixed bag, every weather i