nottinghamshire police have begun a murder inquiry after the 25—year—old was found in retford with ahe town on friday night. three men have been arrested. victoria hicks reports. jordan sinnott was on a night out with friends in retford butjust before 2am yesterday morning the 25—year—old was found unconscious with head injuries in the marketplace. he died in hospital yesterday evening surrounded by his family. the police say it is unclear whether this incident was linked to an earlier disturbance in a car park involving up to eight men and women at around 11:25pm on friday night. detectives say cctv footage is a major part of this investigation and they are also keen to hear from any witnesses. we know there are people out there who have seen this incident. we know that there are people out there who may have information about what happened and i want to ask them to come forward. please come and speak to us and tell us what you know, not just for us but forjordan's family. jordan sinnottjoined matlock town on loan. he scored his first career hat—trick in his last game for the club.

nottinghamshire. 25—year—old jordan sinnot, who played for matlock town, was found unconscious in retfordht out. a 27—year—old man has been arrested and remains in police custody. the government has unveiled a special 50p coin to mark brexit. the coin, which bears the words "peace, prosperity and friendship with all nations", will go into circulation on friday, to mark the day the uk officially leaves the european union. an earlier batch of the coin had to be melted down after the previous brexit date of october 31st was delayed. with me is political correspondent, pete saull. a few million of these cions. 3,000,000 go into circulation on friday and more through the course of the year. it is symbolic. you mentioned the fact on october 31, that coins made for that date did not come to pass. after 3 1/2 years of intense political drama, all getting very real. this is the last weekend we will have members of the eu and as of 11 on friday we will be leaving the eu. this is for collectors, coin enthusiasts, the 11th commemorative coin that has come at to mark a change in britainrelationship wi

nottinghamshire. 25—year—old jordan sinnot, who played for matlock town, was found unconscious in retfordman has been arrested and remains in police custody. a baby food manufacturer is recalling foods because of concerns and could be tampered with. customers who bought 200 gjars of food have been told not to use them as they may pose a safety risk. it does not affect products sold in all supermarkets. president trump's defence team have opened their case in the senate impeachment trial, accusing the democrats of seeking to overturn the result of the 2016 election. mr trump denies allegations that he abused his power and obstructed a congressional inquiry. from washington, our correspondent, chris buckler, reports. as the future of his presidency has been facing a congressional challenge, donald trump has been to davos to meet world leaders, to florida to speak to supporters, and ignored other events in washington to attend a pro—life rally. perhaps a sign he is looking past this impeachment trial and already thinking about drumming up votes for the november presidential election. inside

nottinghamshire. 25—year—old jordan sinnot, who played for matlock town, was found unconscious in retford. a 27—year—old man has been arrested and remains in police custody. a man has been awarded £100,000 in compensation from police scotland after he was wrongly arrested, handcuffed and spent four nights in custody. gary webb, from dumfries and galloway, said when police arrested him in 2015, they had a warrant for someone else. the police have offered an unreserved apology. emergency teams in turkey are continuing to search for survivors of friday's earthquake in which more than 35 people are known to have been killed. with the latest, here's richard galpin. she is just five years old, and covered in blood, but this girl is now safe. the rescue team pulling her out from under the smashed blocks of concrete and other debris brought down by the earthquake. for the rescue teams, speed is now essential to save lives in freezing temperatures. this emergency worker using a mobile phone to speak to a family trapped underneath the debris, telling them they must keep awake. in the light of morni

nottinghamshire. 25—year—old jordan sinnot, who played for matlock town, was found unconscious in retford man has been arrested and remains in police custody. the baby food manufacturer, cow and gate, is recalling 15 of its products sold in tesco stores because of concerns that some of them could have been tampered with. customers who bought 200g jars of food for babies aged over seven months are being told not to use them as they may pose a safety risk. cow and gate products sold in other supermarkets are unaffected. police in south east london say they are aware of racist and anti—semitic graffiti which has been scrawled across a number of buildings. the graffiti, which has appeared on a bank in blackheath and outside a takeaway in charlton, depicts stars of david, swastikas and white supremacy insignia. local mp matthew pennycook says: greenwich council has described the defacements as ‘shocking' . people in two italian regions are voting in elections that are being seen as a showdown between the government and the far—right party of matteo salvini. his anti—immigrant and populist leag

jordan sinnott, who was on loan at matlock town, was found unconscious in retford in nottinghamshire,s of friday morning. the 25—year—old had suffered a fractured skull and died in hospital. a man has been arrested. the government has given its clearest indication yet that the hs2 high speed rail project will go ahead. a formal review of the new line from london to birmingham and the north of england is taking place, following concerns over rising costs. but today the brexit secretary stephen barclay said the rail link will be a vital part of the uk's transport network. we have a strong commitment to level up we have a strong commitment to level up all part of the uk and hs2 is a key pa rt up all part of the uk and hs2 is a key part of that, notjust for speed but from a capacity point of view and that is a clear commitment we have given the north. gut feeling, yes or no? yes. our political correspondent, iain watson, is with me. this suggests the government has made up its mind? what's interesting is we are just days away from this big decision and ministers are usually very cautious

nottinghamshire. 25—year—old jordan sinnot, who played for matlock town, was found unconscious in retford man has been arrested and remains in police custody. the baby food manufacturer, cow and gate, is recalling 15 of its products sold in tesco stores because of concerns that some of them could have been tampered with. customers who bought 200g jars of food for babies aged over seven months are being told not to use them as they may pose a safety risk. cow and gate products sold in other supermarkets are unaffected. people in two italian regions are voting in elections that are being seen as a showdown between the government and the far—right party of matteo salvini. his anti—immigrant and populist league party is hoping to make big gains in northern emilia romagna, and the southern region, calabria. emilia romagna is considered the spitirual home of italian socialism, and has been governed by the left since the second world war. a victory there could help the league leader to become prime minister. president trump's defence team have opened their case in the senate impeachment trial, a

jordan sinnott, who was on loan at matlock town, was found unconscious in retford in nottinghamshire,n police custody. the uk's network of smart motorways is set for an overhaul by ministers, after an investigation by the bbc‘s panorama programme discovered that 38 people have been killed on them in the last five years. smart motorways don't have a hard shoulder, and drivers who break down can be trapped in the speeding traffic. richard bilton reports. smart motorways were meant to ease congestion, open up the hard shoulder for traffic, monitor with technology, close a lane when there's a problem. we've got huge problems on the m1 at the moment near sheffield... it is an accident. but lives are being lost. jason mercer stopped on the m1 after a bump with another driver. the cameras didn't see them. the lane wasn't closed. they were both killed. they should have been picked up as stationary on the motorway by detectors, camera operators and they weren't, and that lane wasn't closed until after they were dead. without a hard shoulder, the vehicle in trouble has nowhere to go. this van o

nottinghamshire. 25—year—old jordan sinnot, who played for matlock town, was found unconscious in retfordhe shop for a full refund. boeing says it has successfully carried out the first test flight of the world's largest twin—engined jetliner, the 777—x. the plane, which has more than 400 seats, flew for three hours and will have to complete almost a year of testing before it can go into service. as we've been hearing, coronavirus is continuing to spread rapidly, with another 15 deaths being reported in china overnight. here's what we know about cases around the world so far. china has reported 56 deaths but the number infected is said to be nearly 2,000. yesterday, australia confirmed its first four cases one in melbourne, and three in sydney. closer to home, three cases were confirmed in france this weekend. and in the us two people are known to have coronavirus. and, canada has confirmed it's first case. so, how prepared are uk authorities for a potential outbreak here? nathalie macdermott is a lecuturer in infectious diseases at king's college london shejoins us now. good morning. goo