our reporter philip norton is live in puerto de la cruz for us this morning.t has happened. bring us up—to—date. might have any clue with what has happened. bring us up-to-date. yes, indeed. the search intensifying. the appealfor information indeed. the search intensifying. the appeal for information intensifying. herfamily are appeal for information intensifying. her family are on the spanish island helping the police look for her. any works on the island, she works as a marine theme park. anyone who has visited the island as a tourist would know it is one of the main tourist attractions here. she works asa tourist attractions here. she works as a killer whale trainer. it is a job she has done at other parks around the world in recent years. it isa around the world in recent years. it is a job she loves. she has not been seen is a job she loves. she has not been seen since last thursday night. that is when she went out on a night out here in that puerto de la cruz, she went away popular area with some bars, she was last seen at the molly malone's irish pub at

she was last seen outside an irish bar in puerto de la cruz in the north of the island. by the party's national executive committee. mr batten had been criticised by some in the party, including the former leader nigel farage, for appointing far—right activist tommy robinson as an adviser. ukip said its ruling body had voted overwhelmingly against a motion of no confidence. police in new york have managed to track down a british couple who got engaged in the city on friday and dropped the ring down a grate in times square. cctv images showed daniella anthony and john drennan unsuccessfully trying to retrieve the piece of jewellery. however, police officers later managed to rescue the ring and even cleaned it for them. the nypd then tweeted last night that arrangements were being made to return the ring to the pair. and they are very pleased. not surprisingly. i wonder how much it cost. doesn't matter. one-month salary is the traditional, spend as much as you want. not important. the marriage is important, not the ring. soa marriage is important, not the ring. so a headba

she was last seen outside an irish bar in puerto de la cruz in the north of the island. her family. bbc analysis of official figures shows there's been a significant fall in the money councils spend on caring for each elderly person in england, scotland and wales in the last eight years. the biggest drop was in england where spending has fallen by nearly a quarter. there are no comparable figures for northern ireland. here's our social affairs correspondent, alison holt. want a cup of tea? no? what about a glass of bitter lemon? this is a day when 89—year—old dottie harmon simply doesn't want to get out of bed. she has alzheimer's and needs constant care. it means her daughter sam has seen first—hand the pressures on the care system that today's analysis of spending reveals. mum is dancing in my garden to a song called happy. sam's photos and videos show the contrast of what life used to be like. but when they needed help, it was hard to get. her mother spent three months in a hospital ward before they found a bed in local authority funded home. there is lots of expensiv

she was last seen outside an irish bar in puerto de la cruz in the north of the island. next year. the country's oil output is only about 600,000 barrels a day but it is the world's biggest exporter of liquified natural gas. it has recently clashed with the de facto 0pec leader, saudi arabia. the headlines on bbc news: at a key summit — sir david attenborough calls on world leaders to combat climate change — describing it describing it as the greatest threat to humanity in thousands of years. theresa may dismisses suggestions she could resign if she loses the meaningful vote on her brexit deal. the prime minister told itvs this morning she still expected to have a job in two weeks time. crisis on our high streets — figures compiled by bbc news suggest 40,000 jobs have been lost or put at risk in the retail sector this year. and in sport. there's been another premier league sacking — mark hughes has left southampton after eight months in charge. he helped keep the syncs up last season but leaves them in the relegation zone, one point off the bottom of the table. they earn