afterfinding his carjust a couple of days ago, northumbria police said they feared he had died afterrying to drive across that board. they say the conditions had been extremely challenging but today northumbria's police marine unit did discover a body. formal identification has not taken place but they have contacted his next of is deeply shocking for the rugby community. he played for england, as you say, and won the premiership title with wasps, the european cup twice with them and so many of his former clubs and team—mates had come forward with their condolences and their thoughts. lawrence dallaglio, they world cup winner, he said just yesterday before this news came through about the discovery of the body, it is the most terrific news. all i would say at this juncture is please let us all respect on's family and their suffering right now and keep them all in our thoughts. sophie. and keep them all in our thoughts. sohie. . ~ i. the first few people who have accepted compensation over the infected blood scandal will receive money in their accounts within days, the government has

northumbria police said the 43—year—old is suspected to have gone into the river.s was hit by heavy rain during the storm. officers have recovered his vehicle and searches continue down the river. you are live with bbc news. the man accused of killing a healthcare executive in new york has appeared in court in pennsylvania. an angry alp burst the 26—year—old luigi mangione shouted at reporters were being escorted aside. he has been charged with the murder of brian thompson after he was arrested yesterday at a mcdonald's in pennsylvania in possession of a gun. he had been on the run for days. jessica parker has the very latest. as luigi mangione was taken into court, he appeared agitated... ..an insult to the intelligence of the american people... ..shouting about an insult to the intelligence of the american people. the 26—year—old faces several charges, including one of murder, after being apprehended in pennsylvania on monday. along this roadside is a small branch of mcdonald's, and it's now become a key focus in this case, because it's in there that luigi mangio

northumbria police said the 43—year—old is suspected to have gone into the river aln near alnwick, whichhave since recovered his vehicle, as searches continue down the river. you're live with bbc news. the man accused of killing a health care executive in manhattan last week has appeared in a pennsylvania court and is fighting extradition back to new york. we did not waive extradition, we are contesting extradition. we are going to fight this along the rules, and with the constitutional protections my client has, and that's what we're going to do. the lawyer thereof luigi mangione speaking. new york authorities have charged him with the murder of brian thompson. when he was arrested, police say the 26—year—old was carrying an untraceable firearm known as a "ghost gun" and a handwritten document that expressed "ill will" towards corporate america. jessica parker has the latest now from pennsylvania. as luigi mangione was taken into court, he appeared agitated... ..an insult to the intelligence of the american people... ..shouting about an insult to the intelligence of the american people.

while i welcome the work that northumbria police does in partnership with our council, they need strongerowers and more resources. can the prime minister outline how he will back the police to tackle the misery caused by intimidating and downright dangerous antisocial behaviour on bikes? prime minister starmer: thank you for raising this because antisocial behaviour affects so many people. sometimes it is described to me as "low level", but its impact is not, particularly when it comes to off-road bikes. that is why we are implementing tough new respect orders, which will give powers to the police, including powers to seize off-road bikes. crucially, a power of arrest for breach of orders-something that has been missing in recent years. we will tackle this because it blights communities across the country. >> stephen flynn. >> as everyone in the house will be aware, we are currently in the middle of the bbc's scam awareness week. the advice in that context is always simple. if you see a scam, you should report it. with that in mind, can the prime minister advise the house is he aware of a

northumbria police said there'd been "extensive inquiries" in abberwick ford, after reports of concern has heard from the ex—girlfriend of a man accused of murdering a school girl in south london. she described the moment she saw him pull out a knife before the attack. 15—year—old elianne andam was stabbed to death near a bus stop in croydon in september last year. hassan sentamu, who s 18, has admitted manslaughter but denies murder. our uk correspondent adina campbell is at the old bailey. adina, what's the latest from court? ina in a pre—recorded police interview, played to the jury, hassan sentamu's ex girlfriend said she knew something was wrong when he turned up something was wrong when he turned up to a meeting wearing black gloves. she said she felt scared and noticed he was getting angry, saying he didn't want to hurt her. the couple had recently split up and had arranged to meet to exchange possessions. elianne andam had also attended that meeting to support her friend. but he turned up to that meeting empty—handed and that's when elianne andam decided to intervene, taking ba

police in northumbria say former england rugby player tom voyce is thought to have died after his caras swept away in storm darragh. # equal pay... birmingham's bankrupt city council agrees to pay out hundreds of thousands of pounds to women who were being paid less than men for similarjobs. and a colony of seals kept secret for years off the coast of suffolk. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news tonight could be the night for liverpool, as they look to become the first side through to the knockout stage in the champions league. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the man accused of killing a healthcare executive in new york last week has appeared in a court in pennsylvania after, being arrested by police last night. 26—year—old luigi mangione has been charged with the murder of brian thompson by new york authorities. he was arrested at a mcdonalds in pennsylvania in possession of a gun. our correspondentjessica parker has been finding out more about the suspect and his arrest. under arrest and handcuffed, luigi mangione faces several charges, includin

northumbria police's marine unit discovered a body earlier today. chief superintendent helena barron said the development was extremely sad. the government is today demanding immediate mandatory housing targets from councils as part of its plan to build 1.5 million houses by the next general election. sir keir in of terror groups like isis in the middle east, but won't remove hsi from the rebels who removed assad from power from the proscribed terror list description is not a matter for how. >> now. >> it doesn't stop us talking to all the parties , and our all the parties, and our interest in hrds is that they live up to their promises to protect the rights of all individuals and all groups, to respect international law, and to prevent syria becoming a base for fresh terrorist threats. >> a body has been found in the search for missing former england rugby player tom voice. it's feared the 43 year old was swept away while trying to cross a flooded river on saturday night during storm darrah. it's believed mr voice had entered the river arconic afte

northumbria police said it received a report on sunday. the 43 year old had not returned to his home following an evening with friends. it is believed he attempted to cross the ford in his car, which was then pulled along the current of the river arm. police have since recovered the car, but officers have not found mr voice and it is believed he was carried away while attempting to escape and has died. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> good evening. it should be illegal to marry and have children with your first cousin. i don't think that's particularly controversial, but today an independent mp, iqbal mohammed, appeared to go into bat for incestuous relationships. >> he tried to step into the shoes of those who perhaps are not from the same culture as ours, to better understand why the practice continues to be so widespread. the reason the practice is so common is that ordinary

northumbria police said it received a report on sunday. the 43 year old had not returned home following an evening with friends. it is believed he attempted to cross a ford in his car, which was then pulled along by the current of the river orne. police have since recovered the car, but officers have not found mr voice, and it is believed he was carried away while attempting to escape and has died. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's time for headliners. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> hello, welcome to headliners, your first look at tomorrow's top stories with the truth telling of three comedians. but before we get stuck in, let's have a peek at what kerry and paul will have to work with on wednesday's front pages. the metro assassin suspect had jackal ghost gun the telegraph rayner to force through plans for new jails express. it strengthens my resolve to continue becky's legacy. daily mail women left in agony by medical m

northumbria police's marine unit discovered a body earlier today, describing the development as extremelyad. in other news, a man who tried to set fire to a hotel housing asylum seekers has been jailed for nine years. that's the joint longest prison sentence in connection with the uk's summer of riots. levi fishlock smashed windows and stoked a flaming bin at the holiday inn express in rotherham during a spate of disorder on the 4th of august. here's the judge, jeremy richardson kc sentencing. excuse me. we don't have that for you, but what we can bring you is the news about who the time magazine's person of the year is. it's president elect donald trump. it's the second time he's been awarded this title and accepting the honour. he claims next year will be even bigger. >> it's i think we're going to have a tremendous run. we have to straighten out some problems, some big problems in the world. it's when we left. we didn't have any of these problems. we didn't have russia with ukraine, we didn't have israel october 7th. we didn't have the afghanistan disaster. we didn't have inflation, we

northumbria police's marine unit discovered a body earlier today.hief superintendent helena barron said the development was extremely sad in the nhs. the number of hospital beds in england occupied by patients with flu has increased by 70% in a week, according to nhs england, as it warns of a tidal wave of flu hitting hospitals. leaders are warning hospitals are bracing for a so—called quad demic of disease over the winter months, with an increase in cases of flu and expected increases in covid 19. the government is today demanding immediate mandatory housing targets from councils as part of its plan to build 1.5 million houses by the next general election. sir keir starmer is vowing to override blockers and put builders first as he prepares to unveil sweeping changes to the planning process. the new plans could mean increased developments on the green belt, though the government has pledged to prioritise brownfield sites. a man who tried to set fire to a hotel housing asylum seekers has been jailed for nine years. that's the joint longest prison se

northumbria police's marine unit discovered a body earlier today. chief superintendent helena barron said the development was extremely sad. the government is today demanding immediate mandatory housing targets from councils as part of its plan to build 1.5 million houses by the next general election. sir keir starmer is vowing to override blockers and put builders first as he prepares to unveil sweeping changes to the planning process. the new plans could mean increased developments on the green belt, though the government has pledged to prioritise brownfield sites. a man who tried to set fire to a hotel housing asylum seekers has been jailed for nine years. that's the longest joint, longest prison sentence in connection with the uk's summer of riots. levi fishlock smashed windows and stoked a flaming bin at the holiday inn express in rotherham during a spate of disorder on the 4th of august. the 31 year old initially denied violent disorder and arson with intent to endanger life, but later pleaded guilty to the charges. fishlock sentence includes

northumbria police's marine unit discovered a body earlier today, describing the development as extremelyad. in other news, the government demands immediate mandatory housing targets from councils as part of plans to build 1.5 million houses by the next general election. sir keir starmer is vowing to override blockers and put builders first as he prepares to unveil sweeping changes to the planning process. it could mean more developments on the green belt, though the government has pledged to prioritise brownfield sites. a man who tried to set fire to a hotel housing asylum seekers has been jailed for nine years. the joint longest prison sentence in connection with the uk's summer of riots. levi fishlock smashed windows and stoked a flaming bin at the houdayinn stoked a flaming bin at the holiday inn express in rotherham dunng holiday inn express in rotherham during a spate of disorder on the 4th of august. the 31 year old initially denied violent disorder and arson with intent to endanger life, but later pleaded guilty to the charges. fishlock sentence includes a five year licence period

northumbria police said it received a report on sunday. the 43 year old had not returned home following an evening with his friends. it is believed he attempted to cross a ford in his car, which was then pulled along with the current of the river. ulm police have since recovered the car, but officers have not found mr voice and it is believed he was carried away while attempting to escape and died. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to michel for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you very much for that. my >> thank you very much for that. my name is michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company until 7:00 tonight. alongside my panel 7:00 tonight. alongside my panel, the academic and journalist tom buick and former conservative mep baroness jacqueline foster. good evening to both of you. you're welcome. good evening. i'm going to start calling you instead. the best dressed female panellist. don't, don't. she always look sm

northumbria's police marine unit discovered a body earlier today. chief superintendent helena barron said the development was extremely sad. in other news, the number of hospital beds in england occupied by patients with flu has increased by 70% in a week, according to nhs england, as it warns of a tidal wave of flu hitting hospitals. nhs leaders are warning hospitals are bracing for a so—called quad demic of disease over the winter months, with an increase in cases of flu and expected increases in covid 19. the government is today demanding immediate mandatory housing targets from councils as part of its plan to build 1.5 million houses by the next general election. sir keir starmer is vowing to override blockers and put builders first as he prepares to unveil sweeping changes to the planning process. the new plans could mean increased developments on the green belt, though the government has pledged to prioritise brownfield sites. although the plans have been met with criticism. deputy prime minister angela rayner says it is a landmark overhaul. t

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