this is the shaw family, from northumberland.nd dad, ally and jake, and their two daughters, nala and teddi. i've always said nala saved teddi's life. and that's how i've wanted to think about it. whee! the family are living under the shadow of a devastating disease — a rare life—limiting genetic disorder called mld — which is already taking a toll on nala. days out like this are one way the family are building happy memories with their girls. and there's one sure way to please any toddler. more cake? yes, more cake! nala was once just as lively and active as her younger sister. she was such a cheeky little character. she was always, like, kind of, singing, dancing, spinning around everywhere, always laughing. she was just a cheeky little girl. very theatrical, wasn't she? everything was all... every morning, i would do a little instagram video. yay! and everybody would message and just say how she brightens their day, makes their day, because she was just so funny. she was just a completely normal toddler. but by then, she had s

britishvolt had plans to build a £4 billion gigafactory near the port of blyth in northumberland, butf money and collapsed last month. its downfall was blamed on a lack of battery experience, unproven technology, and therefore no customers oi’ revenue. the new owner is another start—up. recharge industries is owned and run by a new york—based investment fund called scale facilitation. its australian chief executive, david collard, told our business editor simonjack why his company was different. what we're bringing, which is different to the prior britishvolt, is we're bringing validated technology. so that process has already started. us defence has also validated the technology, it's actually already supplied to the uk navy through a subcontractor over here. anyone who's waiting for batteries to come off your production line, which are going to slot into ajlr or a nissan or a bmw, that's not happening anytime soon, is it? no, but the strategy is for any of the manufacturers listening, they can actually start that now, albeit in the interim period. it would be imported from america a

and this is what the sunshine has been looking like in northumberland. afternoon nevertheless. however, it has been quite a bit cooler. temperatures yesterday in northern scotland reached 12 degrees celsius in kinloss. today, well, around about four degrees celsius lower. but i think for most of us we'd take that change, given that there's been a lot more sunshine around. 0vernight tonight, high pressure stays across england and wales, and so that will keep the skies clear. for scotland and northern ireland, some thicker cloud working in here will prevent a frost for many. just a few patches of frost in rural areas for east scotland, but the frost will be extensive across england and wales, i think in the countryside temperatures could get down to as low as minus five or so. so a cold start to the day tomorrow. but again, plenty of sunshine in the forecast across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland do have some thicker cloud and there might be an odd bit of drizzle first thing in the morning, but essentially a lot of dry weather and it will

thanks tojo, and another one from the northeast of england, this one from berwick—upon—tweed in northumberlandthe country, it is going to be a bit brighter compared with yesterday. a few more sunny spells to go around, but we've got thicker cloud heading into scotland. weather fronts here will bring some fairly heavy and persistent rain and it's going to get quite windy through the afternoon. gusts picking up to about 50 odd miles an hour. further southwards, as i say, although there is quite a bit of cloud still across england and wales, there will be some bigger gaps in that cloud, so a bit more sunshine to go around, and it's going to be a mild day — temperatures 11 to 13 degrees now overnight. it's going to get really windy once again for northern scotland where gusts will reach around 60 to perhaps 70 miles an hour. could be strong enough to bring some localised disruption here with a band of rain edging into scotland as well associated with those strong winds. further southwards, the winds will pick up overnight, bringing some cloudier weather into western and wales with a few patches of

this was the scene earlier on for one of our weather watchers in northumberland.est of the sunshine because all of this cloud is feeding in from the west. so it's where you've got a bit of shelter to the east of higher grounds that you have the best chance of seeing some brightness. this is how we end the afternoon, with temperatures in parts of eastern scotland, northeast england, up to 13 degrees, but it is mild elsewhere, despite those fairly large amounts of cloud. a few brighter breaks here and there. and then overnight there will continue to be large amounts of cloud, the odd spot of patchy rain and drizzle, but where we do see clear spells for any length of time, perhaps most especially in the northeast of scotland, and maybe parts of east wales and south west england, there could be a patchy frost, but most of us will see temperatures above freezing. now as we head into sunday, high pressure will still be with us. the centre of the high perhaps starting to drift a little further eastwards and that will allow the breeze to pick up a little bit across wester

this was the scene earlier on for one of our weather watchers in northumberland, north—east england andom the west. it is where you have a bit of shelter to the east of high ground that you have the best chance of seeing some brightness. this how we in the afternoon, temperatures in parts of eastern scotland, north—east england, up to 30 degrees. it is mild elsewhere, despite those fairly large amounts of cloud. if you break your breaks here or there. 0ver of cloud. if you break your breaks here or there. over night there will be a few breaks of cloud. we see clear spells for any length of time in the north—east scotland and may be parts of east wales and south—east england, where they could be a patchy frost. most of us will see temperatures above freezing. as we head into sunday, high pressure will still be with us. the centre of the high starting to drift a little further eastwards, and that will allow the breeze to pick up a bit over western and northern parts, which should help to break up the cloud and give a little more in the way of sunshine through parts of south—west england,

. now is one from northumberland to follow-u -. �* . now is one from northumberland to follow-u. 1, ,are the kinds of temperatures we have right now. a mild start of the most of you, but some frost still around in scotland, a few patches of ice around the east and south of the country. that is before this rain starts to edge its way in. that rain turning heavier and more persistent across north—west scotland, with gusty winds. that wind moving into the 50 miles of elevator this afternoon, but apart from that, a few more breaks in the cloud to come and go, especially across england and wales. generally a brighter kind of day, with more on the way of sunshine breaking through. overnight tonight, getting windier across northern ireland and scotland, gusts reaching 60 or even 70 miles an hour, potentially bringing further localised disruption here. to the south of that water feature, there will also be some rain in scotland, a fair bit of a drier weather, just a fair bit of a drier weather, just a few patches of the drizzle working into wales and parts of western england as we go on throu

and this is what the sunshine has been looking like in northumberland.ut a fine afternoon nevertheless. however, it has been quite a bit cooler. temperatures yesterday in northern scotland reached 12 degrees celsius in kinloss. today, well, around about four degrees celsius lower. but i think for most of us we'd take that change, given that there's been a lot more sunshine around. 0vernight tonight, high pressure stays across england and wales, and so that will keep the skies clear. for scotland and northern ireland, some thicker cloud working in here will prevent a frost for many. just a few patches of frost in rural areas for east scotland, but the frost will be extensive across england and wales, i think in the countryside temperatures could get down to as low as minus five or so. so a cold start to the day tomorrow. but again, plenty of sunshine in the forecast across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland do have some thicker cloud and there might be an odd bit of drizzle first thing in the morning, but essentially a lot of dry weather and

this was the scene earlier on for one of our weather watchers in northumberland.e all of this cloud is feeding in from the west. so it's where you've got a bit of shelter to the east of higher grounds that you have the best chance of seeing some brightness. this is how we end the afternoon, with temperatures in parts of eastern scotland, northeast england, up to 13 degrees, but it is mild elsewhere, despite those fairly large amounts of cloud. a few brighter breaks here and there. and then overnight there will continue to be large amounts of cloud, the odd spot of patchy rain and drizzle, but where we do see clear spells for any length of time, perhaps most especially in the northeast of scotland, and maybe parts of east wales and south west england, there could be a patchy frost, but most of us will see temperatures above freezing. now as we head into sunday, high pressure will still be with us. the centre of the high perhaps starting to drift a little further eastwards and that will allow the breeze to pick up a little bit across western and northern parts, whic

and this is what the sunshine has been looking like in northumberland.en quite a bit cooler. temperatures yesterday in northern scotland reached 12 degrees celsius in kinloss. today, well, around about four degrees celsius lower. but i think for most of us we'd take that change, given that there's been a lot more sunshine around. 0vernight tonight, high pressure stays across england and wales, and so that will keep the skies clear. for scotland and northern ireland, some thicker cloud working in here will prevent a frost for many. just a few patches of frost in rural areas for east scotland, but the frost will be extensive across england and wales, i think in the countryside temperatures could get down to as low as minus five or so. so a cold start to the day tomorrow. but again, plenty of sunshine in the forecast across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland do have some thicker cloud and there might be an odd bit of drizzle first thing in the morning, but essentially a lot of dry weather and it will probably try to brighten up. some of the da

this is what the sunshine has been looking like in northumberland, a bit of cloud making the sunshineand reached 12 celsius in kinloss, today about four degree celsius lower. most of us would take that change, given that there has been a lot more sunshine around. high pressure stays across england and wales, so that will keep the client sky is clear. just a few patches of frost in rural areas. the frost will be extensive in england and wales, so in the countryside, temperatures could get down to five or six. a cold start of the day tomorrow, but again plenty of sunshine and the forecast across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland do have some thicker cloud, there might be an odd spit of drizzle earlier in the morning, but essentially a lot of dry weather, and it will properly try to brighten up. some of the day's higher temperatures tomorrow will be in the north. for tuesday, it is our drier day, there is a much greater chance of seeing denser patches of mist and fog, some of that lingering into the afternoon across southern parts of england and wales, where the weather co

and this is what the sunshine has been looking like in northumberland.today, well, around about four degrees celsius lower. but i think for most of us we'd take that change, given that there's been a lot more sunshine around. 0vernight tonight, high pressure stays across england and wales, and so that will keep the skies clear. for scotland and northern ireland, some thicker cloud working in here will prevent a frost for many. just a few patches of frost in rural areas for east scotland, but the frost will be extensive across england and wales, i think in the countryside temperatures could get down to as low as minus five or so. so a cold start to the day tomorrow. but again, plenty of sunshine in the forecast across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland do have some thicker cloud and there might be an odd bit of drizzle first thing in the morning, but essentially a lot of dry weather and it will probably try to brighten up. some of the day's highest temperatures tomorrow will be across the north, ten in both belfast and glasgow. fortuesday, a

and this is what the sunshine has been looking like in northumberland.e afternoon nevertheless. however, it has been quite a bit cooler. temperatures yesterday in northern scotland reached 12 degrees celsius in kinloss. today, well, around about four degrees celsius lower. but i think for most of us we'd take that change, given that there's been a lot more sunshine around. 0vernight tonight, high pressure stays across england and wales, and so that will keep the skies clear. for scotland and northern ireland, some thicker cloud working in here will prevent a frost for many. just a few patches of frost in rural areas for east scotland, but the frost will be extensive across england and wales, i think in the countryside temperatures could get down to as low as minus five or so. so a cold start to the day tomorrow. but again, plenty of sunshine in the forecast across england and wales. scotland and northern ireland do have some thicker cloud and there might be an odd bit of drizzle first thing in the morning, but essentially a lot of dry weather and it will

this was the scene earlier on for one of our weather watchers in northumberland.the sunshine because all of this cloud is feeding in from the west. so it's where you've got a bit of shelter to the east of higher grounds that you have the best chance of seeing some brightness. this is how we end the afternoon, with temperatures in parts of eastern scotland, north—east england, up to 13 degrees, but it is mild elsewhere, despite those fairly large amounts of cloud. a few brighter breaks here and there. and then overnight there will continue to be large amounts of cloud, the odd spot of patchy rain and drizzle, but where we do see clear spells for any length of time, perhaps most especially in the north—east of scotland, and maybe parts of east wales and south—west england, there could be a patchy frost, but most of us will see temperatures above freezing. now as we head into sunday, high pressure will still be with us. the centre of the high perhaps starting to drift a little further eastwards and that will allow the breeze to pick up a little bit across western and

british volt had planned to build a 4 billion battery plant in northumberland, but went out of businessies, says it will take up to a year for construction to begin on the site. the death toll from the sinking of a migrant boat of the coast of southern italy at the weekend has risen to 62, dozens more are feared missing. the vessel broke apart while trying to land near the coastal town of crotone in the calabria region. authorities said at least 180 people were aboard. palestinians have criticised israeli security forces for failing to protect them, after a palestinian man was shot dead as israeli settlers attacked villages in the north of the occupied west bank. hundreds were injured as homes, businesses and cars were set on fire during several hours of rioting. two israeli settlers were killed before the attack. a bbc panorama investigation has uncovered evidence that women are being misled and manipulated about abortion by some crisis pregnancy advice centres in the uk. the centres — which operate outside the nhs — say they offer support to women dealing with unplanned pregnancies. b

weather watcher pictures sent in from brighton and another one from the north—east of england, from northumberlandny spells going around but we have thick cloud heading into scotland. weather fronts have thick cloud heading into scotland. weatherfronts bringing scotland. weather fronts bringing heavy scotland. weatherfronts bringing heavy and persistent rain and it will get quite windy through the afternoon, gusts reaching 50 miles an hour. in the south there is cloud across england and wales, bigger gaps in the cloud so more sunshine to go round and it will be a mild day, temperatures 11—13 . overnight it will be windy again, in northern scotland gusts reaching as much as 70 miles an hour, strong enough to bring localised disruption and a band of rain edging into scotland associated with the strong winds. in the south the wind picks up ringing some cloudy weather into western portions of england and wales with some patches of drizzle and a very mild night and temperatures will stay into double figures for some of us. looking into tomorrow we have these weather fronts stretched across scotland bri

so harwich, northumberland.s, but will retain that cloud as we move into the evening period. again some drizzle is possible . the rain in drizzle is possible. the rain in the north gradually shifting its way off more into parts of the highlands and eventually clearing its way off to the isles as well. but vast majority of us will again remain frost free as we move into the start tuesday. looking to be in a fairly cloudy day for all of again, the odd glimmer of sunshine might come through, but for most of us, we will see fairly great skies into wednesday. start to see wednesday. we'll start to see this frontal system shift its way out of eastwards across the country. and that will bring in a change. our weather we a slight change. our weather we start feeling in some lovely winds so will turn brighter winds and so will turn brighter for a time. but we'll see temperatures just falling drop falling off that bit more . enjoy falling off that bit more. enjoy your day . it's all about family your day. it's all about f

now, back home in northumberland, teddi is going from strength to strength. who's that, nala?ed teddi's life, and that's how i wanted to kind of think about it. fergus walsh, bbc news. you can watch bittersweet medicine, fergus walsh's exclusive programme looking at the patients, families and clinicians using the uk's most expensive medicine, on bbc iplayer now. just search for bittersweet medicine. two is—year—olds have appeared in court charged with the murder of brianna ghey, who was 16 and transgender. she was found with stab wounds in a park near warrington at the weekend. let's speak to our correspondent fiona trott who's at chester magistrates court. fiona. the girl who is from warrington and the boy from louis appere to separately here wearing grey tracksuits. the girl was my mother was weeping when her daughter arrived in court. they spoke only to confirm their name, age and address and because of their young age we are not able to identify them for legal reasons. the prosecutor told the court the death of brianna ghey was very brutal and punishing and the children no

show the train at locations around the uk including the yorkshire dales victoria station and northumberlandrate the queen�*s coronation and are still highly collectable today. and it�*s lovely to see that collection seeing the light of day with royal mail, the final one is to bear the queen�*s silhouette. with that, let�*s look at the weather and it is susan today. good evening. everything has ground to a halt weather—wise across the uk with a big area of high pressure to thank. if we play the charts through the next four days you can see the lines wobble about a bit but the high is clinging on to the north west of the uk. nothing is going to change in a hurry and day on day any changes will be very subtle. so for the next few days we have a lot of cloud which will spread out across the uk, but i don�*t think we will see much in the way our brain. the wind direction quite critical to the weather in the days ahead —— in the way our brain. the north—easterly continues into the night bringing showers into the north—east of england and sharper ones on the sharp

now, back home in northumberland, teddi is going from strength to strength. who's that, nala?n into nicola bulley. early this morning we heard from police at a news conference that she had specific vulnerabilities. which meant that when she disappeared she was treated as a high—risk disappearance. since then we have added more explanation about what that means. from lancashire police. they have been talking about how she had suffered in the past with what they called some significant issues with alcohol. let�*s go to our correspondent danny savage. danny you were at that news conference this morning but now we have much more detailfrom lancashire police in the statement.— more detailfrom lancashire police in the statement. yes. what happened is that police — in the statement. yes. what happened is that police talked _ in the statement. yes. what happened is that police talked about _ in the statement. yes. what happened is that police talked about nicola - is that police talked about nicola bulley talking about having specific vulnerabilities making her a high—risk person. the

british volt had plans to build a £4 billion gigafactory in northumberland, but it ran out of money andinning "everything everywhere all at once" as it dominated sunday night�*s screen actors guild awards. along with the top honour, the film also won best supporting actress forjamie lee curtis, best supporting actor for ke huy quan and best actress for michelle yeoh. thank you for giving me a seat at the table, because so many of us need this. we want to be seen, we want to be heard and tonight, you have shown us that it is possible. best lead actor went to brendan fraser, the only performer from a film other than everything everywhere to win a movie prize, for his turn as a morbidly obese teacher in the whale. believe me, if you just stay in there and you put one foot in front of the other, you�*ll get to where you need to go. and the actor goes to... ..the white lotus! on the tv side, it was the cast of the white lotus that took home the prize for ensemble in a drama series, its 83—year—old star f murray abraham summing it up. this was the bestjob i ever had. the sag awards are voted

the outbreak possible perhaps for parts of harwich , perhaps for parts of harwich, northumberland.es could reach 56 degrees selsey is but will retain that cloud as we move into the evening period . move into the evening period. again, some drizzle is possible . the rain in the north gradually its way off more into parts the highlands and eventually clearing way off to the northern isles as well but the northern isles as well but the vast majority of us will again remain frost free as we move into the start of tuesday, looking to be another fairly cloudy day for all us. again, the odd glimmer of sunshine might come through, but for most of us we will see fairly great skies . into wednesday we'll skies. into wednesday we'll start to see this frontal system shift its way out eastwards shift its way out of eastwards across the country . and that across the country. and that will in slight to our will bring in a slight to our weather. we start feeling in some winds so it will turn some winds and so it will turn brighter for a time, but we'll see temperatures just falling drop , falling

the odd break is possible, perhaps for parts of harwich, northumberland. could reach 56 degrees celsius, but retain that cloud as we move into the evening period. again, some drizzle is possible . the some drizzle is possible. the rain in the north gradually shifting way off more into parts of the highlands and eventually clearing its way off to the northern isles as well . but the northern isles as well. but the vast majority of us will again remain frost free as we move into the start of tuesday , into the start of tuesday, looking to be another fairly cloudy for of us. again cloudy day for all of us. again the odd glimmer of sunshine might come through, but for most of us we will see fairly great skies into wednesday. we'll start this frontal system start to see this frontal system shift its way of eastwards shift its way sort of eastwards across country. and that across the country. and that will bring in a slight change to our weather. we feeling in our weather. we start feeling in some winds and so it some northerly winds and so it will turn brighter

the odd break is possible, perhaps for parts of harwich, northumberland. could reach 56 degrees celsius, but retain that cloud as we move into the evening period. again, some drizzle is possible . the some drizzle is possible. the rain in the north gradually shifting way off more into parts of the highlands and eventually clearing its way off to the northern isles as well . but the northern isles as well. but the vast majority of us will again remain frost free as we move into the start of tuesday , into the start of tuesday, looking to be another fairly cloudy for of us. again cloudy day for all of us. again the odd glimmer of sunshine might come through, but for most of us we will see fairly great skies into wednesday. we'll start this frontal system start to see this frontal system shift its way of eastwards shift its way sort of eastwards across country. and that across the country. and that will bring in a slight change to our weather. we feeling in our weather. we start feeling in some winds and so it some northerly winds and so it will turn brighter

from the showers, but central and eastern parts of england especially mab around the borders of northumberland bit of sleet over the tops of the hills. clear skies developing from the north and that will allow frost and ice. full forecast coming up in half an hour. hello this is bbc news, the headlines... the government is meeting officials from the royal college of nursing today to start what have been described as "intensive talks" on pay, terms and conditions shamima begum, who left london as a schoolgirl tojoin islamic state, finds out this morning if she�*s won her appeal against being stripped of her british citizenship. morrisons becomes the latest supermarket to limit the amount of fruit and veg you can buy, because of a shortage of fresh produce. president biden is to meet leaders of countries along nato�*s eastern border, to talk defence and aid to ukraine. sport and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. john watson hasjoined us john watson has joined us and john watson hasjoined us and he will never short—change us. i try not to. good morning. it was a humbling last night, in a

teddy from northumberland was born the rare inherited disease called mouldy.m and organs. dramatically cutting life expectancy . she's cutting life expectancy. she's the first person in the uk to be given the treatment which has a list . of £28 given the treatment which has a list. of £28 million. up to date on gb news. we'll bring you as it happens now though it's , as it happens now though it's, back to . back to. mark bethany, thank you very much indeed. bethany, thank you very much indeed . so seismic changes in uk indeed. so seismic changes in uk politics. being scotland's minister has been the privilege of life. that was as nicholas sturgeon as she announced her resignation after more than years as head of the scottish . years as head of the scottish. the first minister saying she no longer felt could give the job her all and that she was only human and felt she needed to regain her life back. but she also went on to say, scotland was in a better place than when she 2014, but that now she took over 2014, but that now was the time for new leadership. our

the uk start—up had planned to build a giant factory to make electric car batteries in northumberlandow much the wholesale cost of gas and electricity has come down but at the same time, the safety net, the government's energy price guarantee, has gone up from £2500, to £3,000 for that period. so they will meet the buffer between their own cap and the ofgem cap but for us at home, it is really important to note that that coincides with the end of the £400 support that you should have been getting, that £66 per month. so lots of technicalities there. the bottom line for you watching at home is that despite the fact that prices are coming down globally for the raw cost of energy, well, come april, your bills are set to go up by about 20%, by an average of about £900 per year. it's frustrating, it's seemingly contradictory, but what the government have been saying to us is, we can't afford to keep maintaining that level of support, we don't have what is called the financial headwind, the money behind us, to keep paying that going forward. they say they have supported 27 million household

the uk start—up had planned to build a giant factory to make electric car batteries in northumberlandlice found the model�*s remains in a house on the outskirts of the city where she is believed to have been killed. authorities say the suspects include her ex—husband, as well as his brother and father. organisers of protests in mexico against reform of the electoral agency say half a million people have taken to the streets across the country. they say plans to slash the institute�*s funding are an attack on democracy. the authorities in brazil say last week�*s floods and landslides in the state of sao paulo have killed 64 people, including 18 children. a search effort is continuing for one missing person. police in the sri lankan capital, colombo, have used tear gas and water cannon to disperse a protest against the postponement of local elections. the government said it couldn�*t fund them because of the financial crisis. hollywood awards season is heating up, with everything everywhere all at once winning big at the screen actors guild awards in los angeles. these winners are close

northumberland just north of newcastle . i was up there weeks newcastle.there weeks ago when britishvolt into administration because this site really is seen as a fabulous place to build the batteries, the lithium ion batteries that will go into the electric that are becoming, you know , there are becoming, you know, there already a third of the vehicles that are sold each year at the moment. and when the new petrol and diesel car ban comes in in 2030, evs , we call them electric 2030, evs, we call them electric vehicles, will be seen as ubiquitous. and unless we've got a battery making plant or another one, there's already one near the nissan site owned by the chinese. also in the north—east. then we won't make the cars nearby because the batteries are very heavy. let's just go through some of the details of this site. so the gigafactory is called a gigafactory is called a gigafactory because can create batteries of more than a gigawatt . we talk about a double gigawatt. we talk about a double the size of a car floor . that's the size of a car floor. that

now, back home in northumberland, teddi is going from strength to strength. who's that, nala?ds to end the afternoon. temperatures on the mild side, for most 10—14 temperatures on the mild side, for most10—14 and then temperatures on the mild side, for most 10—14 and then overnight tonight a weak area of low pressure brings cloudy weather with outbreaks of rain spreading in from the west and they may well be mist and fog patches developing around western coasts and hills, but for many it is a frost—free nights and a frost—free start to the day on thursday. they will be a lot of cloud round, the rain taking a well to ease away eastwards, not as much sunshine around as there is today, the best of the sunshine across northern scotland, where after a chilly start temperatures reach around 8 or 9, but further south highs of 18 degrees. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines... in my head, and in my heart, i know that time is now. that it is right for me, for my party and for the country. and so today i am announcing my intention to step down as first minister and leader of

now, back home in northumberland, teddi is going from strength to strength... who's that, nali?e hope is teddi, now 19 months, will grow up free of mld. living proof of the power of gene therapy. this little piggy went to market! but early diagnosis is vital if this devastating condition is to be caught in time. wheeeee! all the way home. fergus walsh, bbc news. you can watch more on nala and teddi's story in the documentary — "bittersweet medicine" — on bbc iplayer now. we will also be finding out with a consultant from the royal manchester children's hospital about the condition potentially that that type of gene therapy could be used for. incredible work, more on that later. let's have a look at today's papers. and the sun leads on the search for missing mum nicola bulley in lancashire. the paper says the police have been handed a "mystery stained glove" found in the field where she was last seen. "agony and joy" — that's the headline in today's mirror. its front page carries the story of the two young sisters that we've just heard about there. the paper says the younger girl

and hopefully there are not any alligators in the sea here in northumberland.gh the day. islands but will ease up through the day a _ islands but will ease up through the day. a fairly wet day, not as windy as yesterday though still a bit of a breeze _ as yesterday though still a bit of a breeze blowing. lighter winds elsewhere, a few holes in the cloud, particularly — elsewhere, a few holes in the cloud, particularly to the east of higher ground — particularly to the east of higher ground and sunniest conditions around — ground and sunniest conditions around aberdeenshire and the moray firth where we could hit 14 or 15 degrees — firth where we could hit 14 or 15 degrees. still, wherever you are, temperatures above the late february average _ temperatures above the late february average of _ temperatures above the late february average of seven to 9 degrees. i'll start— average of seven to 9 degrees. i'll start to _ average of seven to 9 degrees. i'll start to tonight, lots of cloud around — start to tonight, lots of cloud around but change is afoot. this eveni

teddy shaw from northumberland suffers from a rare inherited disease called emil de , which causes seriousmil de, which causes serious damage to the nervous system and organs . dramatically cutting organs. dramatically cutting life expectancy. she is the first person in the uk to be given the treatment which has a list price of £28 million. but her three year old sister, who also has the condition, is to advanced to benefit from the treatment. school unions are warning the education sector must take must make teachers sorry, must make teachers a concrete pay offer to prevent further strikes going ahead in england. gillian keegan will meet union leaders today in a bid to resolve the pay dispute. the national education union is planning action in england as well as in wales. this month and next year. more than 41,000 people are known to have died in earthquakes, which struck southern turkey and northern syria last week. rescue workers are continuing to find survivors as last night. a 77 year old woman was pulled from the rubble alive after being trapped. for more than eight days. syria's pre

figures from aa show northumberland tops the list. cities like and liverpool are also very bad.ain highways and we have to look after main. arterial routes are traffic to everybody across the country . everybody across the country. national highways which covers says it's been inspected the stretch of the a5 near towcester and is planning resurfacing for next month. in a statement it added that we know that good quality roads are important to millions of drivers that use our network each day. safety is also our primary concern and we set stringent standards for pothole repairs our roads. on national pothole day, mark says the government needs to rethink how it fixes roads. government needs to rethink how it fixes roads . the government needs to rethink how it fixes roads. the real answer is for government to invest it fixes roads. the real answer is for government to invest £3 billion a year every year on. a major annual resurfacing programme for local roads give back th e £400 million cut to back the £400 million cut to road maintenance. then by ten years time, we won't be in t

been successfully treated for a fatal disease with the world's most drug, teddy schuler from northumberlandas born with a rare inherited disease called. it causes serious damage to the nervous system and, organs dramatically cutting expectancy. she's the first person in the uk to be given the treatment, which has a list price of £28 million . you're up to date on tv news. we'll you movies as it happens. now get back to . now get back to. patrick oh, okay. right. so scotland's first minister, nicholas sturgeon, has announced that she will step down after eight long years in the job. she made the announcement in a press conference in edinburgh this morning and said that she'd been wrestling the question wrestling with the question whether to resign for whether or not to resign for weeks. lot of people weeks. unlike a lot of people who would know i was responding to suggestions that she quit because a backlash. her because of a backlash. her controversial reform controversial gender reform bill. the first minister insisted the decision to get this was not of short term issues . i know there wi

certainly places in the north, the north—west in particular, and those on the coastal areas of northumberland more than that that that kind of need for communities. they're the ones who have a of these hotels are taking places but i don't see a great deal in the leafy suburbs of or hampshire or surrey so why not allow the people to know when these people are coming in to stay in a hotel have referendum and if they say no then it forces the home office to choose somewhere else. and if those people that they want to welcome refugees, they can. well, this is the thing because because i suspect what we'd see is a pattern of certain areas. dare i say, the islington of this world, some inner city areas where there's a cabal of guardian easterners and they'd all be in favour of it. and i'd say that's absolutely because there's probably a hung up population there as well. less reliance on tourism, less reliant seaside or holiday reliant on a seaside or holiday park actually these people park and actually these people will be more easily absorbed into the area, but actually we're seeing at the minute,

the uk start—up had planned to build a giant factory to make electric car batteries in northumberlandrn a profit. the new owner, recharge industries, will keep the britishvolt brand name and will initially focus on batteries for energy storage. at least 59 people, including 12 children, are known to have drowned after a boat carrying migrants, sank off the southern coast of italy. the boat was said to be overloaded with close to 150 people when it broke apart when trying to land. vincent mcaviney has more. on saturday night, another tragedy in the mediterranean. by dawn, this debris was all that was left of a migrant boat that broke up in rough seas just off the calabrian coast. it's thought the vessel left izmir in eastern turkey three days prior, with as many as 150 crowded aboard. but only around 80 survivors washed up ashore near the town of crotone. rescue workers struggled in the conditions to rescue bodies from the waves. dozens, including a baby, are known to have drowned. the regional governor visited the scene. translation: calabria is a region that welcomes people. _ last y

train in locations around the uk, including the yorkshire dales, london's victoria station, and northumberlandersion of the queen's silhouette appearing on special stamps since 1968. they are beautiful stamps. gorgeous looking. fantastic. lovely pictures there. i think carol has got some lovely new pictures of the northern lights because it was another stunning night, wasn't it? it was indeed. good _ stunning night, wasn't it? it was indeed. good morning _ stunning night, wasn't it? it was. indeed. good morning everybody. stunning night, wasn't it? it was - indeed. good morning everybody. for some of us, clear skies once again and the northern lights put on a fantastic display. this one was taken in stornoway by one of our weather watchers and another one from belfast showing the different colours lighting up the night sky. but, as i mentioned, you don't need to have clear skies to see the northern lights and today we are looking at once again quite a bit of cloud around, still a lot of showers coming in from the north sea drifting by the west were not particularly heavy, and we do have anothe

slightly different story and there is a west, east divide and this is northumberland, berwick—upon—tweed fall away in towns and city centres. we will see low, single figures under rural spots we could see below freezing. frosty sunday money because the winds will fall that little bit lighter. a quiet story continues with the high pressure centred across the uk. that means it is going to be another quiet day. lighter winds and hopefully it will feel a little warmer with some sunshine coming through. still the risk of some cloud putting in off the north sea and still a few isolated showers around. temperatures a degree or so “p around. temperatures a degree or so up in comparison to today, high is likely of 9 degrees. not much change in the weather forecast as we go through the working week ahead. the high pressure is staying, wejust need to point out the risk of some showers which will arrive through the early hours of tuesday morning into the south east corner. and that could mean some tricky commuting conditions potentially if that happens during the early hours. we will keep a close ey

thanks tojo, and another one from the northeast of england, this one from berwick—upon—tweed in northumberlandding us that. and today, i think for most parts of the country, it is going to be a bit brighter compared with yesterday. a few more sunny spells to go around, but we've got thicker cloud heading in scotland. weather fronts here will bring some fairly heavy and persistent rain and it's going to get quite windy through the afternoon. gusts picking up to about 50 odd miles an hour further southwards, as i say, although there is quite a bit of cloud still across england and wales, there will be some bigger gaps in that cloud. so a bit more sunshine to go around. and it's going to be a mild day. temperatures 11 to 13 degrees now overnight. it's going to get really windy once again for northern scotland where gusts will reach around 60 to perhaps 70 miles an hour. could be strong enough to bring some localised disruption here with a band of rain edging into scotland as well associated with those strong winds further southwards, the winds will pick up overnight, bringing some cloudier weathe