alexander lewis—ra nwell, who's 27 and from north devon, is accused of killing anthony payne, who wass dick and roger carter. he'll appear again in court on monday. a teenager has died two days after being stabbed outside a sixth form college in birmingham. the 16—year—old boy had been on life support since the incident in the highgate area on wednesday. another 16—year—old has appeared in court, charged with attempted murder before the boy died. a planned visit by the chancellor to china will now not go ahead. the news comes following reports that beijng pulled out of trade talks after the defence secretary gavin williamson indicated that the uk may be willing to deploy a warship in the pacific. 0ur political correspondent, jonathan blake, is here. watto the treasury saying? the treasury have confirmed that philip hammond is not travelling to china. they also say that no visit was ever confront or announced. that is true. but there have been plans in the works for some time for philip hammond to make a brief visit to china to hold trade talks with senior government figures. while a s

alexander lewis—ra nwell was before magistrates in the city. naomi dymond gave us this update.appeared here at exeter magistrates‘ court this morning, during a very short two—minute hearing. during that time the charges were read to him. he faces five, three of which are charges of murder. those are of 80—year—old anthony payne, found dead at his home in the city earlier this week, and richard and roger carter, 84—year—old twins, who were also from the city. the charges relate to incidents between the tenth and the 12th of february. he was facing a further two charges of grievous bodily harm with intent, relating to a further two incidents in north devon on the 9th of february, and exeter on the 11th. during the very short hearing today he was remanded in custody and will appear at exeter crown court on monday morning. naomi dymond. a teenager has died, two days after being stabbed outside a sixth form college in birmingham. the 16—year—old boy had been on life support since the incident in the highgate area on wednesday. another 16—year—old appeared in court, charged with atte

alexander lewis—ra nwell was before city magistrates earlier today. 0ur reporter, naomi dymond, gaveppeared at exeter magistrates‘ court this morning during a short two—minute hearing. during that time the charges were read to him, he faces five, three of which are charges of murder, and those are of 80—year—old anthony payne, who was found dead at his home in the city earlier this week and richard and roger carter, 84—year—old twins who were also from the city. the charges relate to incidents between the tenth and the 12th of february. he was facing a further two charges of grievous bodily harm with intent, and they relate to a further two incidents in goodleigh in north devon on the 9th of february, and exeter on the 11th of february. during the very short two minute hearing today, he was remanded in custody and will appear at exeter crown court on monday morning. thousands of criminals will be monitored 2a hours a day by new electronic tags that use satellite signals to track their exact location. the government says the scheme is designed to protect victims and cut down the need

alexander lewis—ra nwell from croyde in north devon will appear at exeter magistrates' court later.actory in the american state of illinois. the gunman was also killed during an exchange of fire with police in which five officers were wounded. the shooter has been named as 45—year—old gary martin, a former employee at the factory. one of britain's busiest railway lines will be closed for nine days from today, causing major disruption to passengers. network rail is carrying out major engineering work between three bridges and brighton, a stretch which it says is the cause of many delays. the route is used by 300—thousand people a day. passengers are being warned that journeys will be "significantly longer" and trains will be much busier than usual. universities in england would face a clamp—down on pay for senior staff under a labour government, according to the shadow education secretary. angela rayner will today tell the lecturer‘s union that the office for students, which regulates universities, is not fit for purpose". she says vice—chancellors should not be paid a salary more th

alexander lewis—ra nwell from croyde in north devon will appear at exeter magistrates' court later.rom the chancellor of the exchequer scheduled for next week after comments made by the defence secretary. there are reports that beijing was angered by a speech by gavin williamson, who signalled the uk s intention to send an aircraft carrier to the pacific the treasury is yet to respond. the funeral of the footballer, emilio sala, is being held in his home town in argentina. the 28—year—old striker died after the plane he was flying in crashed into the english channel as he was travelling to his new club, cardiff city. aisling mcveigh has more. a hometown hero returned too soon. for the residents of this small argentinian town, this was not the way they wanted to welcome back one of their most successful sons. translation: without a doubt, we would never have imagined everything that we are seeing now. there are 3000 of us and we remain shocked and overcome by the situation, but still trying to give emiliano sala the farewell that he deserves. emiliano sala grew up playing football he

man has been charged with the murder of three elderly men in exeter. 27—year—old alexander lewis—ra nwellharged with murdering 80—year—old anthony payne, who was found dead at his house on monday, and 8a—year—old twins dick and roger carter, who were found dead just over a mile away the following day. police in bulgaria have launched an inquiry into the trade in illegal fighting dogs, after a bbc investigation. they re looking for ivaylo nikolov, who offered to sell a dog ready to take part in organised fights. mr nikolov denied he was involved when confronted by the bbc. a new study suggests the majority of knee and hip replacements last much longer than previously thought. researchers at the university of bristol say replacementjoints can remain effective for up to 25 years. it's hoped the findings will help doctors and patients decide when to carry out surgery. our health correspondent, jenny walrond, has more. 80—year—old wendy, 17 years on from a hip replacement, cycles more often than she drives. i was in intense pain, so it restricted everything i wanted to do. even cycling was get

alexander lewis—ra nwell, who's 27, from north devon, will appear in court on saturday. payne who was found dead at his home on monday, and 84—year—old twins, dick and roger carter, who were discovered just over a mile away, the following day. police in bulgaria have launched an inquiry into the trade in illegalfighting dogs, after a bbc investigation. they're looking for ivaylo nikolov, who offered to sell a dog ready to take part in organised fights. mr nikolov denied he was involved, when confronted by the bbc. more now on the bomb attack in kashmir. the indian government says pakistan will pay a heavy price for the attack which killed more than a0 indian security officials. a separatist militant group, jaish—e—mohammed, has claimed responsibility, and pakistan denies any involvement. from new delhi, our correspondent sangita myska reports. these are the anguished families, grieving for the fathers, sons and brothers killed in indian—administered kashmir‘s worst terrorist attrocity in recent memory. their coffins carried by fellow soldiers from the paramilitary force

alexander lewis—ra nwell from croyde in north devon will appear at exeter magistrates' court later.factory in the american state of illinois. the gunman was also killed during an exchange of fire with police in which five officers were wounded. the shooter has been named as 45—year—old gary martin, a former employee at the factory. military charities have warned they're struggling to cope with the increasing demands on their mental health services. veterans say the number of suicides among those who served in iraq and afghanistan has increased, and one charity has told the bbc that mental health referrals have almost doubled. here's our defence correspondent jonathan beale. gary still has nightmares about his time in afghanistan. he did two tours of helmand and saw friends killed in combat. like many soldiers, gary has been left with visible scars, too. but his wound wasn't caused by bombs or bullets. he lost his leg after he fell on it. he lost his leg after he fell on it. he blacked out after self—medicating with drugs and alcohol. well, there was loads out there for me. but it do

alexander lewis—ra nwell from croyde in north devon is also charged with two offences of causing grievousintent. the case has been sent to the crown court. mr lewis—ranwell has been remanded in custody. thousands of criminals in england and wales will be tagged with gps trackers to allow authorities to constantly track them. the current tags, which are worn by around 60,0000 people, are linked to a fixed address, such as an offender's home, with alerts generated if they are not there at certain hours. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw reports. we have gps technology in our cars and on our smartphones. after 100 yards... now it's being used to track the movements of offenders and suspects on bail. this is a demonstration of how the satellite tags are fitted, using an expert who has helped set up the scheme. the ankle tag sends an alert if someone goes to an area they're banned from or isn't attending a rehabilitation course when they should be. beeping. it gives us very detailed information as to where that person potentially has been, where they've been tracked. it gives us eviden

alexander lewis—ra nwell who's 27 and from croyde in devon, will appear in court tomorrow. who was found dead at his home on monday ——and 84—year—old twins dick and roger carter — who were discovere just over a mile away, the following day. schoolchildren across the uk, have been taking part in a day of protests, calling for action on climate change. organisers say pupils walked out of schools in more than 60 towns and cities to highlight what they see as a lack of action by the government. manchester, is one of the places where children took to the streets, from where frankie mccamley reports. we are angry that the government's not doing anything, but we also see it as important to fight for ourfutures. to all the politicians, listen to what we have to say. you failed at saving your own future, so now can you try and save ours? there's no time to rest. we have to do something to save the planet. chanting: this is what democracy looks like! different voices, one clear message. today was a day led by the children, for the children and their future. thousands campaigned in do