the mp for peterborough, who has woken up injail the mp for peterborough, who has woken up in jail thisail this morning. we are asking constituents what you think, because she is refusing to tweet. carl says she must resign, how can anybody think otherwise? are salary should stop while she is incarcerated. stephen says there is no reason why she can't represent her constituents from a prison cell. a lot of fuss about nothing. if all 650 mp5 a lot of fuss about nothing. if all 650 mps were behind bars, which many rational people would like to see, we would still have a parliament that functions as well as the present one. keep those coming in. you consent me a message on twitter. the highest court in the land has said that having to disclose minor convictions to your employer violates human rights. let's get reaction from steve hodges. he was recruited for temporary work by the royal mail. he had the offer withdrawn due to an offence showing up withdrawn due to an offence showing up on his criminal record check, a conviction for battery in 2013 that resulted in him having to do community

jo taylor, bbc news, peterborough.ast of england — and then afterwards across the uk on the iplayer. the french beauty giant — l'0ccitane — is taking over britain's biggest independent skincare, elemis, which was founded in 1990. the deal is worth 700 million pounds. l'0ccitane's management said they had long admired elemis for a commitment to natural ingredients and scientific innovation. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. think the sunshine across the uk today in contrast to yesterday, we've also had a fair number of weather watcher pictures like this. featuring rainbows and most of them have come in from the north west of scotland. the win also affected scotla nd scotland. the win also affected scotland and northern england, it will start to use out of the evening and the showers will peter out but hidden in here is our weatherfront which will gradually start to introduce him multiply colder air to the far north of the uk. to the south, which is a frost free and a widespread for scotla

jo taylor, bbc news, peterborough.7:30pm on bbc one in the east of england — and then afterwards across the uk on the iplayer. stay with us for ‘the papers' in a few minutes — but first time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hi there. for many of us it has been another mild day today, but the weather is set to turn colder towards the end of the week ahead. we do have a whiff of winter in the air tonight, because we have got a cold front moving in across northern scotland, and behind that, yes, the air is properly turning colder, we will see a few sleet or perhaps snow showers pushing into shetland for a time overnight. it's a glancing blow of cold air and the cold really limited to scotland, where a frost will set in in the countryside. away from that, there is too much in the way of cloud or breeze for it to be particularly cold overnight. temperatures more widely round six to eight degrees. after a sunny and frosty start to the day in scotland, the weather will cloud over, and through the afternoon we will

our sports news correspondent richard conway is in peterborough. what more can you tell us? was more commonly known, was well—known in the football industry and was a coach at norwich city, peterborough united and cambridge united and some of the players under his care went on to play for their national teams and in the premier league. his trial on 12 charges of indecent assault and one of inciting a child to in sexual activity was due to begin at peterborough county —— crown court, but the court heard this morning that his car was involved in a collision with a tree some seven miles east of his home in cambridge yesterday morning. he died at the scene and no other vehicles or persons were said to have been involved in that collision. the range of dates for the alleged offences stretches from 1978 up to 2009, 11 alleged victims, all boys under the age of 16. however, given the circumstances, the judge presiding over the matter ruled this morning that the case filed against kit carson is now closed. thank you. an iranian man who crossed the channel to the uk in a small boat h

peterborough united refused to comment. nine of the alleged offences took place in this area.kit carson was killed yesterday morning just 15 minutes before his trial was due to get under way at peterborough crown court, where he was to face of indecent assault and one count of enticing a child to engage in sexual misconduct. police say that no other vehicles or persons were involved in the collision. the decision to end the collision. the decision to end the trial is perhaps inevitable under the circumstances. it is a decision that has left a degree of anger among former players of kit carson who i spoke with today. there isa carson who i spoke with today. there is a degree of shock at his death and also a degree of anger that they will be denied the chance to see him within the justice system. the headlines on bbc news: the house of commons has voted to limit the government's tax—raising powers in the event of a no—deal brexit. departures at heathrow were temporarily suspended earlier after a drone was reported to have been sighted. scotland yard says the police presence outs

jo taylor, bbc news, peterborough. the nominations for this year's brit awards have been announced.one single rockabye. the 27 year old from essex is nominated for best female, best album, best single and best video — and there's a strong showing for women across the board. here's our entertainment correspondent colin paterson. # and it went like this... 2019 is turning into quite a yearfor the singer behind 2002. anne—marie leads the way with four nominations at the brit awards. the 27—year—old from essex is up for best single, best video, best female, as well as the big one, album of the year, for her debut, speak your mind. it's an especially strong year across the board for females. dua lipa has double nominations for both best single and video, but is not eligible to defend the best female title she won last year, as her album was released too long ago. and two years agojorja smith was a barista. now she has three brit award nominations. # i'll be riding shotgun, underneath the hot sun... as for the men, george ezra is recognised in three categories and will be unlucky not to w

peterborough council banned begging last year, but have not issued a single fine, as they want to giveeet first. now they are trying something new. a contactless donation point. you just put your card up to the screen and it will immediately take £3, which goes into a charitable donation. right. we want to make sure the money goes to the right place so we can provide support to get them off the streets, so they don't have to beg in the first place. the money goes into this and it will fund a number of different initiatives. is it actually going to work in stopping people holding their hand out? this is about making inroads. begging will go on, but it's about to what extent. over three months, almost £1000 has been donated through the contactless point. that is helping to fund a new day centre which offers homeless people services. the main aim is to get people off the streets for good. now on bbc news, sport today: hello. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme, six as manchester united win against tottenham to continue the caretaker manager's pe

peterborough united declining to comment on the depth of their former employee.ook place in this area. today the trial was formally stopped, the case by against him) was formally stopped, the case by against him ) that is because kit carson was killed yesterday morning just 15 minutes before his trial was due to get under way at peterborough crown court. he was due to face 12 cou nts crown court. he was due to face 12 counts of indecent assault, one counts of indecent assault, one count of inciting a child to engage in sexual conduct. police say no other vehicles or persons were involved in car collision. the decision to end the trial is by haps in editable under the circumstances. it isa in editable under the circumstances. it is a decision that has left a degree of anger among some of the former players of kit carson i have spoken to today. there is of shock at the death and perhaps anger that they will be denied a chance to see him within thejustice they will be denied a chance to see him within the justice system. an iranian man, who crossed the english chann

jo taylor, bbc news, peterborough.morrow at 7.30pm on bbc one in the east of england — and then afterwards across the uk on the iplayer. in india, a two day camel festival has begun in the town of bikaner in rajasthan, attended by thousands of people. the opening day saw a procession from junagarh fort and activities including camel fur cutting and camel decoration. the two day festival is popular with locals and tourists alike. police in south oxfordshire are pursuing a renegade emu which is causing disruption on local roads. thames valley police were called just before midday to help hunt down the bird, which was first seen running in the road at peppard common near henley. the owner is helping police to try and locate it after a number of other sightings. it's the second time an emu has been on the run in oxfordshire. in 2015 edward the emu escaped his home in wheatley and was on the run for six days. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan. hello. we're definitely seeing more in the way of sunshine acros

jo taylor, bbc news, peterborough.in the east of england — and then afterwards across the uk on the iplayer. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo says he is optimistic that washington and turkey can agree on a way to protect america's kurdish allies in syria after its troops leave the country. mr pompeo was speaking in the united arab emirates during a middle east tour aimed at reassuring allies after president trump abruptly announced his decision to withdraw us troops. our correspondent barbara plett usher is in riyadh and has been following his tour. he was notably short on details, just saying he thought there could possibly be an agreement that would address turkey's legitimate concerns about legitimate terror threats but also at the same time protect those kurdish allies that are fighting alongside the united states against islamic state group who he said were not terrorists. we know the turks do regard them as a serious security threat — they see them as an extension of turkish kurdish groups that have been fi

our sports news correspondent richard conway is in peterborough, what more can you tell us? carson as he was commonly known was well—known in the football industry, a coach at or city, peterborough united, cambridge united, some of the players that came under his care went on to play in the premier league for their national however his trial on 12 charges of indecent assault and one of inviting a child to engage in sexual activity was due to begin here at peterborough crown court, but the court heard this morning that carson's car was involved in a collision with a tree some seven miles east of his home in cambridge yesterday morning. he died at the scene, no other vehicles or persons are said to have been involved in a collision. the range of dates for the alleged offences stretches from 1978-2009, 11 the alleged offences stretches from 1978—2009, 11 alleged victims in total a ll 1978—2009, 11 alleged victims in total all boys aged under 16. however given the circumstances, the judge presiding over this matter ruled this morning that decays file against kit carson is now cl

peterborough council banned begging last year, but have not issued a single fine, as they want to givenew. a contactless donation point. you just put your card up to the screen and it will immediately take £3, which goes into a charitable donation. right. we want to make sure the money goes to the right place so we can provide support to get them off the streets, so they don't have to beg in the first place. the money goes into this and it will fund a number of different initiatives. is it actually going to work in stopping people holding their hand out? this is about making inroads. begging will go on, but it's about to what extent. over three months, almost £1000 has been donated through the contactless point. that is helping to fund a new day centre which offers homeless people services. the main aim is to get people off the streets for good. the nominations for this year's brit awards have been announced. out in front with four is anne marie, who first made her name by singing on clean bandit‘s number one single rockabye. the 27 year old from essex is nominated for best female, bes

the 75 year old had worked for peterborough united, cambridge united and norwich city football clu bsr the next 20 years on social housing in england. the charity shelter says around three million new homes are needed to solve what it's calling a crisis. the government says providing quality and fair social housing is a priority. john maguire reports. it's tea—time for single mum lola and her young family in bristol. put onion in it. they were living in private rented accommodation but were evicted, and have been housed by the local council as an emergency case. lola is thankful to have a roof over their heads but says the uncertainty is stressful. people like us who just want a home, we don't want a six—month let, we don't want to be turfed out after a year, we need somewhere that's going to be a permanent home, and that's just not something that's possible nowadays, so it'sjust a constant kind of worry. i'm in limbo, basically. following the grenfell tower fire, the housing charity shelter brought together a panel of 16 independent commissioners to consider the crisis in homelessnes

fiona 0nasanya won peterborough byjust a few hundred votes at the 2017 election.ose at their slowest annual rate since february 2013, according to the nationwide building society. the average home was worth £212,000 — 0.5% more than the year before. the lender says uncertainty over the economic outlook appears to be undermining confidence. a child killer, who was released from prison in 2002, has been sentenced to life for the attempted murder of a woman in peterborough. stephen chafer, who's now known as stephen leonard, will serve at least 17 years for attacking the woman last year, after a row about a garden rake. he sexually assaulted and killed three—year—old lorraine holt in derby in 1979. in india, police say a third woman has defied traditionalists and entered a hindu temple in the southern state of kerala, after two others set foot inside on wednesday. the sabarimala shrine has become the focus of a prolonged showdown, after india's supreme court overturned a ban in september on women of menstruating age entering the temple. the issue has triggered violen

fiona 0nasanya won peterborough byjust a few hundred votes at the 2017 election.s last month rose at their slowest annual rate since february 2013, according to the nationwide building society. the average home was worth £212,000, 0.5% more than the year before. the lender says uncertainty over the economic outlook appears to be undermining confidence. congressional leaders in the us have been meeting with president donald trump in an attempt to end a partial government shutdown. mr trump has said he'll reject any new budget that doesn't provide funding for his proposed us—mexico border wall. the democrats have refused that funding so far, with new house speaker nancy pelosi calling the wall immoral. thousands of people in southern thailand are fleeing the path of the worst tropical storm to hit the area in 30 years. storm pabuk made landfall in the early hours of the morning local time, sending trees crashing into houses. thousands of people have left the islands of koh samui and koh phangan. the storm is now moving across the south of the country, affecting popu

fiona onasanya won peterborough byjust a few hundred votes at the 2017 election. month rose at their slowest annual rate since february 2013, according to the nationwide building society. the average home was worth £212,000 — 0.5% more than the year before. the lender says uncertainty over the economic outlook appears to be undermining confidence. thousands of people in southern thailand are fleeing the path of the worst tropical storm to hit the area in 30 years. storm pabuk made landfall in the early hours of the morning local time, sending trees crashing into houses. thousands of people have left the islands of koh samui and koh phangan. the storm is now moving across the south of the country, affecting popular tourist spots. over1 million british tourists visit thailand each year. our world affairs editor, john simpson, reports from the north of koh samui island. his report contains flashing images. this was just the start of it. super storm pabuk, meaning giant catfish, is, in the words of thailand's meteorological head, simply huge. it hit the two northerly

fiona onasanya won peterborough byjust a few hundred votes at the 2017 election.ebruary 2013, according to the nationwide building society. the average home was worth 212,000 pounds, 0.5% more than the year before. the lender says uncertainty over the economic outlook appears to be undermining confidence. it's the start of a new year, the weather is cold, and many of us are back at work after the break, invariably this is the time we start trying to plan a holiday in the sun. this though is a year with a big difference, with the uk due to leave the european union on march 29th. so, what impact is brexit likely to have if you want to book a holiday abroad? our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith has been finding out. back home and back to work after christmas. this is the moment people's thoughts turn to the next getaway, but this year is going to be different. it is a worry that flights will become too expensive, you know? do try to come home and see family and stuff three or four times a year and if that gets too expensive it is a bit of a worry. i thin

peterborough council banned begging last year, but have not issued a single fine, as they wa nt to notunity to get off the street first. now they are trying something new. a contactless donation point. you just put your card up to the screen and it will immediately take £3, which goes into a charitable donation. right. we want to make sure the money goes to the right place we can provide support to get them off the streets don't have to beg in the first place. the money goes into this and it will fund a number of different initiatives. goes into this and it will fund a number of different initiativesm it actually going to work in stopping people holding their hands out? this is about making inroads. this will go on, but it is about to what extent. over three months, almost £1000 has been donated through the contactless point. that is helping to fund a new day centre which offers homeless people services. the main aim is to get people off the streets for good. there is more on that report on inside out east, tomorrow at 7.30pm on bbc one and then on the bbc iplayer. people are calling u

recorded the biggest win of the day — all five of their goals coming in the second half against peterboroughneed a replay. newcastle coming from behind in that one. all the scores, highlights and analysis over on the bbc sport website. to rugby union's premiership, and leicester tigers have continued their recent good run as they try to turn their season around. they beat gloucester by 3a points to 16 at welford road — george ford on the scoresheet for the home side, as wasjonny may who ran in a couple of tries against his old side. elsewhere leaders exeter beat bristol, worcester beat bath and harlequins saw off bottom side newcastle. in the pro 14, ospreys beat cardiff 20—ii, this pinpoint cross field kick from sam davies helped george north to one of two ospreys tries. wins too for benneton, scarlets, edinburgh, munster, and leinster. and netball‘s new super league season has started. all of the first round matches were played on the same day, in the same place — the birmingham arena. and in a repeat of last season's final, wasps beat loughborough lightning by 72 points to 42 in what had

replay with the premier league southampton, wimbledon one at fleetwood and middleburg trashed peterboroughe wins for bristol city and crystal palace. 22 matches, lots of action, all on the bbc sport website. and 110w all on the bbc sport website. and now back to you. you're like our very own video assistant referee. lots of reaction on bbc sport website, nine more times to come. to the premiership next. after gloucester‘s surprise defeat last weekend, there was a chance a brief at struggling leicester. the tigers have lost four of their last five at welford road, but still packed full of internationals. jonny may is one of them. george ford is another, his precision and kept the gloucester challenge at bay. and leicester were growing in confidence, so they stopped looking his genius allowing him to score a second. and another soon to follow, gloucester once more unable to handle the pace of may, with try number nine for the season. this sparked gloucester into life and they look like a team further in the table. giving them a glimmer of hope. that glimmer was extinguished by four as that i

and the top story in the uk: the mp for peterborough, fiona 0nasanya, has beenjailed for three monthse, and has been expelled from the labour party. but she says she'll continue to sit as an mp. more on that story later. first, here is rico hizon.

replay with the premier league's southampton, wimbledon won at fleetwood and middlesbrough thrashed peterboroughll in the late kick—off, it's quite a way to go. not too long to go into us. we are hoping for some goals later on. we are hoping for some goals later on. right that pretty much wraps up the day's fa cup action. over to ben now for the rest of the day's sport. about half an hour to go, they still need 2—0. about half an hour to go, they still need 2—0. yep, any further goals in those ties, we'll let you know. to rugby union's premiership now though. and, exeter chiefs are back on top after a 14—0 win over bristol. there were also wins today for harlequins and worcester. while, leicester earned a second home win in a row. they beat gloucester 34—16, as craig templeton reports. after gloucester‘s surprise defeat last weekend, there was a chance a brief at struggling leicester. the tigers have lost four of their last five at welford road, but still packed full of internationals. jonny may is one of them. george ford is another, his precision and kept the gloucester challenge at bay. and l

the 75—year—old worked had worked for peterborough united, cambridge united and norwich city footballow storms in the alps. there are three metres of snow in some areas and more is forecast later in the week. the authorities say skiers face a high avalanche risk across parts of central europe. eliza philippidis reports. roads are blocked, schools are closed. getting out to do the food shop is almost impossible. but, even so, people are trying to clear pathways to get out of their homes. with so much snow already on the ground and more on the way, officials say the chances of further avalanches are high. translation: here in the bavarian alps it has snowed a lot the last few days. the bavarian avalanche warning institute has issued a level four warning, the second—highest, which also poses a high risk of avalanches in unsecured skiing areas. in central and northern austria, up to 1.5 metres of snow has already fallen since the middle of last week. this greenhouse in salzburg collapsed under the weight of the snow. the fire brigade, with the help of local residents, have been shuffling

peterborough council banned begging last year, but have not issued a single fine, as they want to give new. a contactless donation point. you just put your card up to the screen and it will immediately take £3, which goes into a charitable donation. right. we want to make sure the money goes to the right place so we can provide support to get them off the streets, so they don't have to beg in the first place. the money goes into this and it will fund a number of different initiatives. is it actually going to work in stopping people holding their hand out? this is about making inroads. begging will go on, but it's about to what extent. over three months, almost £1000 has been donated through the contactless point. that is helping to fund a new day centre which offers homeless people services. the main aim is to get people off the streets for good. we have more of that on insight 0ust east and if you live elsewhere in the country you can catch up online in the next week or so. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers. the writer and broadcaster, robe