salisbury dominated the 18905 as a conservative prime minister.dstone that you found so admirable on the irish question? i think gladstone was a man of complete integrity, who understood that the irish were, like many in england, educated people, who were entirely capable of running their own affairs, and in 1869, when he had just become prime minister for the first time, he famously said, my mission is to pacify ireland. he couldn't do it in his first administration, but when he was re—elected in 1880, he was determined to do it and of course the fenian brotherhood at this time, the progenitors of sinn fein, are causing an enormous amount of trouble. they are having terrorist attacks on the mainland, they killed the chief secretary to ireland, lord frederick cavendish in 1882 in phoenix park, and the chief civil servant of ireland, and he realises that you can't tell people who are capable of expressing their wish for the country that they can't have it. and the political failure to move on ireland in that period is one that's haunted british his

this area is extremely popular with parachutists who come from all over the country to jump over salisburyd to kill victoria here and that it was miraculous she did not die. he denies all the charges against him. thejury the jury know there will be about 80 quinces in this case which is expected to last between five and six weeks. and emile cilliers demise of the charges against him. —— denies. duncan kennedy, bbc news, a review into the gender pay gap across the bbc has found that there are not enough women in seniorjobs — and the gap isjust over 9%. female bbc presenters have demanded changes before the end of the year. the director—general sir tony hall has pledged to close the pay gap within three years. back now to the conservative party conference. one of the item's in the prime minister's address was a proposed price cap on the domestic energy market. our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz is here. what are the implications of this? another significant change of direction on energy prices. in the election campaign that we had theresa may promised that 70 million customers

with her parachute, has heard more about herjump over salisbury plain. high court in catalonia says it has asked for spanish national police to provide extra national security at a court building in case cata la n security at a court building in case catalan leaders press ahead with a unilateral declaration of independence. meryl streep has spoken out against the producer harvey weinstein, in the wake of sexual harassment allegations he is now being fired from his own company because of the controversy. in a moment it will be time for sportsday, but first let's look at what else is coming up tonight. we will have the latest reaction from brussels to theresa may's statement on the house of commons concerning the brexit negotiations. president trump is pushing in a cut for the number of illegal immigrants in the us as well as cutting the number of refugees allowed into america. we will get the thoughts of a former chief of staff and beyond 100 days. we will speak to the founder and editor of a popular website about harvey weinstein. that is all ahead. now

you see the pocket of heavier rain developing northeast of salisbury.s is all moving to the east as a whole. notice the rain is pumping north. that's because we are seeing that strength from those southwest winds that have been keeping us warm. today, still warm, giving a chance of severe weather in the afternoon. the wind advisory for the region. for the pennsylvania neighborhoods and new castle county, this will last through 11:00 a.m. i would not be surprised if this is extended through the national weather service. to the new jersey neighborhoods and delaware beaches, this is through 1:00 in the afternoon. why is it in place? we have the chance of damaging winds. gusts up quite a bit. we're about 25 miles per hour in philadelphia. gusts at 30 in wilmington. i checked a half hour ago, and those were both around 35 miles per hour. look at

when mrs cilliers main and reserve chutes failed to open over salisbury plan, she fell 4,000 feet and. he should have handed it back in. under cross—examination from the defence, he admitted that other parachutists get their rigs in their lockers and that to have done so might not have been unusual. the jury might not have been unusual. the jury was told that he also tried to kill his wife a few days earlier in their kitchen by tampering with this gas mixture. he denies two counts of attempted murder. the case continues next week. duncan kennedy, bbc news, at winchester crown court. you're watching bbc news. the headlines this hour: civil rights groups in the us have vowed to fight the trump administration's new rules blocking access to free contraception. the prime minister insists she has the support of her cabinet after a former conservative chairman said 30 mps want a leadership election. oil and gas companies have shut their operations and begun to evacuate staff in the gulf of mexico, as tropical storm nate gets closer. the storm has killed at least 2a people in central america

with her parachute, has heard more about herjump over salisbury plain.with a unilateral declaration of independence. meryl streep has spoken out against the producer harvey weinstein, in the wake of sexual harassment allegations he is now being fired from his own company because of the controversy.

around 25,000 parachutejumps are made every year at the airbase near salisbury and it was the same locationurder. they say emile cilliers tampered with the parachute of his wife victoria, in an attempt to kill herfor money wife victoria, in an attempt to kill her for money and because of his affair with another woman. when she jumped ata affair with another woman. when she jumped at a height of 4000 feet, both her main and reserve chutes failed to open and she hit the ground and suffered multiple injuries. the prosecution say emile cilliers, in front here, had taken her parachute into a toilet at the airbase, altered the main chute and removed pieces of kit from the reserve chute. today, the chief instructor at the airbase showed the jury instructor at the airbase showed the jurya number of instructor at the airbase showed the jury a number of photos and videos with images of the kind of chute used by victoria cilliers. in particular, they were shown the ties, known as slinks, thatjoin the harness to the reserve parachute canopy. the prosecution say emile cilliers removed two slinks so the

victoria cilliers took off from this airfield near salisbury in april 2015.reserve chute failed to open. she suffered multiple injuries and only lived because she came down in a ploughed field. so this is the same type of equipment as was used. today the jury was shown a number of videos, including this one of mark bayada, a veteran of 5000 jumps over 30 years. he explained to the jury what might have happened. here using a chute like the one that victoria cilliers was wearing. this was so tightly knotted up. he looked at the main chute and the reserve and said the main chute's lines were all twisted in no way he had not seen before but the reserve had two pieces of strips called slinks that we re pieces of strips called slinks that were missing. mark bayada concluded by saying that he'd never seen a main parachute so entangled and that reserve chutes do not malfunction. he said they are life—savers in all situations. the court has already been told that a few days before the accident in the cilliers home kitchen emile cilliers tried a separate attempt to kil

multiple injuries, when both her main and reserve parachutes failed to open, during a jump over salisburywinchester crown court. this is the first time the parachute at the centre of this case has been seen in public, it was worn by victoria cilliers. 0ne expert said he'd never seen a main chute so tangled and said the reserve chute had ties, known as slinks, that were missing. the prosecution case is that emile cilliers, on the left here, sabotaged his wife's parachute by deliberately tangling the main chute and removing two slinks. the court heard emile cilliers wanted victoria cilliers dead so he could benefit from her life insurance policy and because he was having an affair with another woman. when mrs cilliers made herjump over this airfield, near salisbury, both her main and reserve chutes failed to open, she fell 4,000 feet, she suffered multiple injuries and only lived because she landed in the soft earth of a ploughed field. i've had a look and this was so tightly knotted up. the jury has seen this video of an identical parachute. this expert, mark bayada, was the first to inves

—— parachute ijps are around 25,000 para —— parachute jumps are made every year at netheravon in salisburyemile cilliers tampered with the parachute of his wife victoria in an attempt to kill herfor money wife victoria in an attempt to kill her for money and because of his affair with another woman. when she jumped at the height of 4000 feet, both in maine and reserve parachutes failed to open. she hit the ground and suffered multiple injuries. the prosecution say emile cilliers, in front here, had taken her parachute into a toilet at the airbase, altered the main chute and removed pieces of kit from the reserve chute. the jury was shown a number of photos and images of the kind of parachute used by victoria cilliers. in particular they were shown the ties thatjoin the harness to the reserve parachute canopy. the prosecution say emile cilliers removed prosecution say emile cilliers re m oved two prosecution say emile cilliers removed two ties so the parachute would fail. the expert witness said there was no way they could have come undone by accident. they say mr cilliers, an experienced p

in his later years, he lived in this mansion in salisbury. he died 12 years ago.ion to ask anybody he might have sexually abused to give their accounts. i'm appealing to anybody who has been a victim of crime or a witness to anything that may have taken place witness to anything that may have ta ken place involving witness to anything that may have taken place involving sir ted heath. the bbc has been told a significant amount of people came forward and there would have been grounds for questioning the former prime minister based on the allegations of around seven people who say they we re around seven people who say they were abused. but there were inconsistencies in the accounts of the majority came —— who came forward. police will offer no final conclusion as to whether sue edward did abuse children. that, they say, will be for ad jury to decide. —— sir edward. his supporters are preparing a fierce assault on police and they say it is a witch—hunt. the police say they have simply gone where the evidence lead them. coming up at 6am on breakfast — charlie stayt a

. >> ben screeny is from salisbury -- sweeney is from salisbury township. he was at the mandalay bay two floors below the shooter who opened fire sunday. he was trying to sleep when a series of loud bangs woke him up. >> i was probably 30 feet away from this guy who was killing all these people. and all the shots i heard -- one in every three probably ended someone's life. it's -- it's just -- i don't have words to describe it. >> sweeney says he jumped in the bathtub for cover, not knowing what was going on. and our coverage will take you to the pennsylvania community coming together after learning a youth coach died in the attack. plus, new firepower in the growing gun debate. >>> and turn on the nbc10 app any time for updates, a timeline of how the shooting unfolded, and the slide show of memorials. >>> 6:06. 56 degrees outside. new details in bucks county. police say this shackled father left his son to die as he tried to run from police after crashing his car. nbc10's randy gyllenhaal is live in levittown where a father's petty theft cost a child his l

somebody was asking me about salisbury. can i do a bike ride in salisbury?here's going to be rain west of the blue ridge nice day, east of the blue ridge cloudy, some breaks in the sun. morning clouds isolated shower, afternoon clearing, really not a bad day out there. but sunday much nicer. if you're heading down to the wharf, that's the day to go, sunday, warm, beautiful conditions down there. 82 degrees at that time, 64, though, look at this change, 82 to 64 rather breezy conditions, much cooler on monday. and here's that ten-day forecast. 77 tomorrow, 85 on sunday. 65 on monday. we're going to see rather breezy conditions on monday. tuesday is a really chilly day. tuesday morning some areas will wake up into the upper 30s so watch out that tuesday, really cool start. and most of the next week looking really, really good. >> a viewer sent this in. >> yes. >> there you go. it's a norelco. just in time. >> i look, and i'm like, dad? >> there you go, '70s thing going on there. 1970s. >> hike your pants up look at your black socks and we'll see you later. [ l

earlier today one of our weather watchers sent us a rather sunny picture from salisbury wiltshire incloud is caused by strong winds blowing clouds over the high lands and causing the air to wave around making that wave—like pattern. thank you for that. it stays windy this evening. scotland and into the eastern of the pennines gusts could reach 40—50mph, perhaps stronger in places. but it's a big change you will notice in the weather that will ta ke will notice in the weather that will take place tonight into tomorrow as we drag in colder northerly winds. although it starts off on a cloudy note just about everywhere, the cloud thick enough for an occasional spot of light rain and drizzle around coasts and hills, it's spot of light rain and drizzle around coasts and hills, its later in the night that colder air will begin to move into scotland. where it stays cloudy temperatures into double figures. but the colder air arriving in scotland, here we could get a touch of ground frost across sheltered parts of northern scotland. sunday starting off on a cloudy note but that is forecast to

ben sweeney of salisbury township was at the mandalay bay, two floors below the shooter, when he opened fire sunday night. he was trying to sleep when a series of loud bangs woke him up. >> i was probably 30 feet from this guy who was killing all these people. all the shots i heard, one in every three, probably ended someone's life. it's -- it's just -- i don't have words to describe it. >> sweeney jumped in the bathtub for cover, not knowing what was going on. >>> former first lady michelle obama used philadelphia as the backdrop for one of her first public appearances since leaving the white house. mrs. obama addressed 12,000 attendees at the conference for women in center city yesterday. she talked about how women need to speak up and not waste their seat at the table. while she didn't mention the current president by name, she made broader references to current events. >> i want women to watch this. i want you all to pay attention. this is what happens when we don't stand up. >> mrs. obama says it feels good to be out of the fast-paced white house, and she and the former president a

the hudson valley south wards including new york city, including philadelphia, atlantic city and salisbury, maryland. that is why we havema because we are including new york city, philadelphia and all the big cities here up the had had hudson valley. the biggest threat will be damaging winds but an isolated tornado or two is possible. major airport delays also. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> now we go to washington where there's been a steady stream of outrage coming from conservative republicans on capitol hill regarding your retirement savings. specifically on a plan that would limit the amount you can contribute to your 401(k). it is the leading way to save in this country. with lawmakers looking for that limit as a key way to help pay for those much promised tax cuts. well, the president may have thrown a wrench into that plan. for more on this we go to nbc's peter alexander at the white house. peter, tell us more. >> reporter: president trump publicly knocking down this idea that he would change, make any changes frankly, to one of americans' favorite ways to save money, that 401(

this area is extremely popular with parachutists, who come from all over the country to jump over salisburyraculous she did not die. he denies all the charges against him. duncan kennedy, bbc news, winchester crown court. in a moment, a summary of the business news this hour but first, the headlines on bbc news: theresa may outlined plans for a cap on energy bills, and apologised for the failings of the general election campaign at the tory party conference. her speech was interrupted by a prank and marred by a persistent coughing fit. president trump is travelling to las vegas, where he is to meet the families of 58 people killed in sunday's mass shooting. and the eu calls for dialogue between the spanish government after the catalan president said he would make a declaration of independence in coming days. in the business news... shares in energy companies have been falling after theresa may promised a cap on energy prices. annual bills have doubled over the past decade to an average of about £1,200. mrs may said the energy market was "broken". the european commision has ordered amazon to

for three weeks the jury had been hearing evidence about what happened here near salisbury.cross court from each other. she spoke about the accident in april 20 15. and about video interviews she gave to the police afterwards. in one interview she said, ijumped but i was absolutely terrified. i did not want to be there. i had completely lost my whole confidence. the prosecutor, michael rose qc, challenge to her about her recollection of events at the base and afterwards in one police interview. he asked: the questioning then turned to the main parachute, which was the first one to fail on the day of the accident. michael bowes qc asked: the prosecutor then asked victoria cilliers about the reserve parachute which also failed on the day of the accident. he asked if she had any training in packing reserve parachutes. no, she said. then he said did you tamper in any way with the reserve parachute? she said no. victoria cilliers later said she gave a fair account of her husband‘s time in the toilets at the airbase when she said to police that he had beenin when she said to polic

earlier, one of our weather watchers sent us a sunny picture from salisbury, wiltshire, in central andracking picture was sent from northern scotland. this cloud is caused by strong winds blowing the clouds over the highlands and causing the air to wave around, making a wavelike pattern in the clouds. it stays windy this evening. in scotland, gusts could reach 30 to 40 in scotland, gusts could reach 30 to a0 miles an hour. but you will notice a big change in the weather which will take place overnight as we start to drag in cold northerly winds. although it starts off on a cloudy note everywhere, the cloud will thicken up enough for the occasional spot of drizzle over the hills. also murky over higher ground. later, the cold air will seep into scotland. where it stays cloudy, temperatures are into double figures. but the colder air in scotla nd figures. but the colder air in scotland could give us a touch of ground rushed across several stud luke sheltered parts of northern scotland. the cloud will melt away on sunday morning quickly and there will be more sunshine than was the case to

his wife by tampering with her parachute has heard more evidence about victoria cilliers jump over salisburyr main and reserve parachutes failed to open. emile cilliers denies the charges. duncan kennedy is at winchester crown court. emile cilliers is accused of two counts of attempting to murder his wife, one, by sabotaging her parachute and the other by tampering with a gas fixture at their home. victoria and emile cilliers were both keen parachutists but the prosecution claimed he wanted her to die so he could claim insurance money and because he was having an affair with another woman. it was at this airbase in wiltshire that the alleged incident took place. the base sees around 25,000 jumps a year and victoria and emile cilliers were regular visitors. it was here she fell 4,000 feet when both her main and reserve parachute did not open properly and she suffered multiple injuries. the gentleman on the right here is the chief instructor of the base and today he gave more evidence about the accident. emile cilliers' defence barrister asked him if he actually saw the accident himself and wh

you see the pocket of heavier rain developing northeast of salisbury. this is all moving to the east as a whole. notice the rain is pumping north. that's because we are seeing that strength from those southwest winds that have been keeping us warm. today, still warm, giving a chance of severe weather in the afternoon. the wind advisory for the region. for the pennsylvania neighborhoods and new castle county, this will last through 11:00 a.m. i would not be surprised if this is extended through the national weather service. to the new jersey neighborhoods and delaware beaches, this is through 1:00 in the afternoon. why is it in place? we have the chance of damaging winds. gusts up quite a bit. we're about 25 miles per hour in philadelphia. gusts at 30 in wilmington. i checked a half hour ago, and those were both around 35 miles per hour. look at dover, nearly 50 mile-per-hour gusts now reporting. those are the winds that can cause problems this morning as you're getting out on the road. and speaking of which, let's talk about traffic going over with jess

our weather watchers have sent pictures of brighter moments, this scene shows the sun in salisbury, wiltshireloud is caused by strong winds rippling over the tops of the highlands of scotland. it will stay pretty windy this evening in scotla nd pretty windy this evening in scotland and east of the pennines, wins a0 miles an hour, maybe some stronger gusts. the big change coming ourwe stronger gusts. the big change coming our we will begin tonight and then tomorrow as colder air moves that the arctic across parts of the uk dropping the temperatures. although many of us will start with cloudy weather overnight, thick enough for some spots of light rain and drizzle yet murky of some hills, later in the night the cold air will make inroads across scotland as the winds drift to a more northerly direction. where it stays cloudy, temperatures in double figures because as the colder air arrives in scotla nd because as the colder air arrives in scotland there could be ground frost in some sheltered areas of another scotland. although we start a tidy note that cloud should break quickly with more sunsh

you may have noticed carter isn't on the desk today but he sent us a postcard from exotic salisbury, connecticut he writes, the presumption is there is more to come from netflix, stay long, be long, see you guys next week congratulations, mike, good trade. what's your next move? >> my next move actually would be to take profits on this options trade and take a portion of those and just roll out and buy an upside call spread. i'm not that comfortable being short puts anymore actually, that was a fair point that dan made last week. but it worked out for us this time i'm not going to continue to risk that downside any longer. >> you're highlighting in a very nice way that dan nathan was critical of that trade last week >> no, just of one component of it i think they had the direction right. i guess they said if you're wrong it complicates things. i like the way mike is managing this trade >> the quick point is that although options premiums are very low in a lot of places, netflix wasn't one of them that was one of the reasons why i was looking at that call spread and also selling that

ben sweeney of salisbury township says he doesn't need a tv to see what happened in vegas. he lived it. sweeney was staying on the 30th floor sunday night. he says he was trying to sleep when a series of loud bangs woke him up. >> i was probably 30 feet away from this guy who was killing all these people, and all the shots i heard, you know, one in every three probably ended someone's life. it's just -- i don't have words to describe it. >> sweeney says he jumped in the bathtub for cover not knowing what was going on. >>> this morning we're learning more about a youth wrestling and little league coach from central pennsylvania who was killed in the attack. bill wolfe was in las vegas with his wife who is okay celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary. wolfe lived in shippensburg. we talked with one of his teachers from high school. >> going to impact this community. it already has dramatically. he's very involved in youth sports and coaching. from all indications, everything i've heard, he was a very good coach. very good with the kids. you just can't have enough people li

earlier today one of our weather watchers sent us a sunny picture from salisbury wiltshire.rn scotland. this cloud is caused by strength winds blowing clouds over the highlands and causing the air to wave around making that wave—like pattern. thank you for that. it stays windy during this evening. scotla nd stays windy during this evening. scotland and over into the eastern of the pennines dpuss could reach 40—50mph —— gusts. it's a big change you will notice in the weather. we start to drag in much colder northerly winds. although it starts off on northerly winds. although it starts offona northerly winds. although it starts off on a cloudy note just about everywhere, the cloud thick enough for occasional spot of light rain and drizzle around the coasts and hills, it's later in the night that colder air will begin to move into scotland, so where it stays cloudy temperatures into double figures but the colder air arriving in scotland and here could get close enough for ground frost across sheltered parts of northern scotland. sunday, starting off on a cloudy note but that cl

earlier one weather watch is sent in a sunny picture from salisbury, wiltshire.ern scotland, this cloud is caused by strong winds blowing clouds over the and causing the to wave around. thank you for sending that in. it stays pretty windy this evening. scotland and east of the pennines, gusts could reach a0 knots per hour, perhaps even stronger in some places that it's a big change in the weather which will happen overnight and into tomorrow as we drag in much colder northerly winds. although it starts cloudy overnight just about everywhere, the cloud is an thick enough for occasional drizzle but murky as well over the high ground, it is later in the night that the colder air will seep into scotland. so where it stays cloudy temperatures reached double figures but the colder air arriving in scotland he could get close enough to bring ground frost across non—sheltered parts of northern scotland. on sunday it. cloudy but the cloud should melt away quickly and there will be much more sunshine thanis and there will be much more sunshine than is the case today. a fiel

it is great, you could see what was happening at salisbury how entertaining is to watch. time goes like that. i felt like i was in a washing machine. i must say thanks to the manchester futsal team for bringing in the ball. look, at first glance it looks like a normal football.m looks the same. but it is heavier and slightly smaller. it does look smaller. manchester are playing loughborough tomorrow. smaller. manchester are playing loughborough tomorrowm smaller. manchester are playing loughborough tomorrow. it doesn't feel that heavy, the issue is it doesn't bounce. i will demonstrate now. a normal football would doesn't bounce. i will demonstrate now. a normalfootball would come back up and hit me in the face but it almost dies straightaway, so you need close control with your feet. look at your skills! you are just showing off. there is nobody to tackle me, i couldn't do that in the filming, i hardly got near the ball! skills are unbelievable. they hope what is done for brazil and spain it will do for the likes of england, scotland, wales and northern ireland. if you c

suffered multiple injuries when both her main and reserve parachutes failed to open during a jump over salisburyedy reports from winchester crown court. emile cilliers, on the left here, is accused of trying to sabotage his wife's parachute, so he could get an insurance policy pay—out and because he wanted a new life with another woman. the prosecution say he tampered with victoria cilliers's parachute by twisting chords on her main chute and removing kit from her reserve chute. alan westley was the man who packed victoria cilliers' reserve chute and was today cross—examined by the defence barrister, elizabeth marsh. this is one of our experienced ones, similar to the one involved. mr westley appeared in this video shown to the jury, to explain how reserve chutes are meticulous >> weather—macro: meticulously packed. miss marsh asks whether if the slinks were not put on tightly the slinks were not put on tightly the equipment would come undone. mr westley said it wasn't just a case of doing up tightly but also putting them on correctly. miss marsh asked mr westley if he had any reason to think th

you can see what this new league already means to the fans and teams, especially here at fc salisburywatching brazil! i wonder if it might take a while before we win the world cup with that! vincenzo nibali, the 2014 tour de france winner, has won today's tour of lombardy in italy. the most dramatic scenes of the race came 40km for the finish. belgian laurens de plus somehow managed to escape serious injury after this frightening crash. the 22—year—old was taken to hospital and is ok. his team confirming that he suffered no serious injuries. a quick update on the grand final score, at half—time leeds are leading 7—0. batted for now. —— that's it for now. very tight the grand final, by the looks of it. there wasn't very much wrong with the weather today, but many of you had to make the most of it. overnight i think what when there has been for the most part across wales, the midlands and east anglia will gradually fade away for the most part just anglia will gradually fade away for the most partjust rain always close to the far south—west. and some ships across the northern half of the

multiple injuries when both her main and her reserve parachutes failed to open during a jump over salisburyenies the charges. duncan kennedy is at winchester crown court. in this video and elsewhere this morning, the court has been hearing just how reluctant victoria cilliers was to make thatjump over the countryside in wiltshire. she told the court she had lost confidence, having recently had a baby and with other issues at home. she said this jump other issues at home. she said this jump was going to be her last. this was victoria cilliers wearing sunglasses as she headed to court to give evidence about what she thought of her husband following her parachute accident. emile cilliers, on the left, came in earlier and watched as she spoke of her shock at his possible involvement in her accident. of mind on the day of the accident in 2015, against a backdrop of worries about her family life. she said, "ijumped, but i was absolutely terrified. i did not want to be there. i'd completely lost my whole confidence." mrs cilliers had been recalling events here at the netheravon airfield in wiltshi

wife by tampering with her parachute has heard more evidence about victoria cilliers' jump over salisburymultiple injuries when both her main and reserve parachutes failed to open. emile cilliers denies the charges. duncan kennedy is at winchester crown court. the main witness has been the chief instructor at this parachute centre in wiltshire and also one of those who investigated the accident later. under cross—examination from emile cilliers' defence barrister he admitted he had not seen victoria cilliersjump admitted he had not seen victoria cilliers jump out of the aircraft and did not see the accident itself. emile cilliers is accused of two count of attempting to murder his wife, won by sabotaging her parachute and the other by tampering with a gas fixture at their home. victoria and emile cilliers were both keen parachutists but the buzz edition claimed he wanted her to die so edition claimed he wanted her to die so he could claim insurance money and because he was having an affair with another woman —— with the prosecution claimed. it was at this airbase in wiltshire that the all

she joins me from salisbury. thank you for your time.thing, those conservatives circling the wagons around theresa may want to put an end to this conversation about her leadership, don't they? they don't wa nt leadership, don't they? they don't want the drifting into next week? yes, i agree. want the drifting into next week? yes, iagree. primarily want the drifting into next week? yes, i agree. primarily the reason is we have more important things to say, and important things that need to be said. i am with boris in his latest comments, and ruth davidson. i think theresa may has good policies, she has sound instinct and she is what the country needs at this time. mention ofjeremy corbyn is interesting, because he reminds me, uncomfortably, donald trump in his ability to look at a crowd of people and see what it is they want, or hope for, and feed it to them, without any consideration of whether thatis without any consideration of whether that is deliverable, or in the end whether what they think they want really is what they want. i thin

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his wife suffered injuries as she fell over salisbury plain.time. this is the first time that the parachute at the centre of this case is being seen in public. these images and videos of the parachute was shown to the jury by the prosecution. the parachute was examined by an expert who told the court that he had never seen the lines of a main parachute so tangled. he also looked at the reserve parachute, and noticed that ties were missing. the prosecution case is that the man on the left here, sabotaged his wife's parachute by deliberately tangling the main parachute and removing to links. they were both expert parachute jumpers, the court heard that he wa nted jumpers, the court heard that he wanted her dead so he could benefit from her life insurance policy and because he was having an affair with another woman. when his wifejumped both her main and reserve parachute failed to open. she fell 4000 feet into a field and suffered multiple injuries. this was so tightly knotted up that it did take a while, and then when he opened up the lines... j

suffered multiple injuries when both her main and reserve parachutes failed to open during a jump over salisburyaused both chutes to fail. emile cilliers denies the charges. duncan kennedy reports from winchester crown court. emile cilliers is the man accused of trying to sabotage his wife's parachute for money and for another woman who he was having an affair with. the prosecution say emile cilliers hated his wife victoria and wanted to find a way of killing her. victoria cilliers took off from this airfield in 2015, she jumped at 4000 feet but both her main and reserve chutes failed to open. she suffered multiple injuries and only lived because she came down in a ploughed field. so this is the same type of equipment as was used. today the jury was shown a number of videos including this one, by a veteran of 5000 jumps over 30 years. he explained to the jury what might have happened. here, using a chute like the one victoria cilliers was wearing. he looked at the main chute and the reserve, and said the main parachute's lines were twisted in a way he hadn't seen before and that the reserve had

bicycles when all of a sudden a suv hit them on saturday afternoon right along the coastal highway near salisbury street. the men, visiting from washington d.c., died right that the scene. the 61 year-old driver says he has a medical condition and blackout, moments before that crash. >>> 4:06. search is on in chester county for driver who hit two people and kept on going. police are hoping that picture right there will help track down, whoever did it, it is a truck, this all happened on the 1900 block of art school road that is in west pikeland township on friday evening. is there a 16 year-old girl, in serious condition, and police say that truck has a ladder rack and lettering on the driver's side door. >>> a motorist drives right into the side of the house in north philadelphia, you had can see the front of it, completely destroyed, air bags deployed, but, barely a mark left on the cement home there. it happened on the 22nd block in west glennwood streets last night around 10. the driver was taken to the hospital, with unknown injuries. >>> lets get over to the next update for you this morning

earlier today, we had this sunny picture from salisbury, wiltshire in central, southern england.louds over the high lands and calling the air to wave around, making it wavy pattern in the clouds. it stays windy this evening over scotla nd clouds. it stays windy this evening over scotland and east over the pennines. gusts could be up to a0 to 50 mph. the change will take overnight and into tomorrow as we drag in colder, northerly winds. although it starts on a cloudy note everywhere, the club big enough for occasional light rain and drizzle around the coast and hills but murky over the high ground, it is later in the night the colder air will come into scotland. where it stays cloudy, temperatures in double figures but cloudy in scotland and it could get close enough to give some ground frost. there will be much more sunshine to go around than is the case today. a few showers coming and going across the north—east of scotland, but it is the temperatures you will notice. it will get colder as the day goes by. eight or 9 degrees across northern scotland. it will feel chilly. late in

it was in april 2015 at the netheravon airfield near salisbury that victoria cilliers had her parachutew feet, mrs cilliers agreed she'd been very unhappy in the months before the accident, troubled by her pregnancy and her husband. ms marsh then turned to two interviews that victoria cilliers had given the police in the aftermath of the accident. she said that, "in one you depicted emile as awesome, but in the other you painted him as the devil." victoria cilliers said she felt the first interview was more honest, because by the time of the second, she felt coerced after the police had told her emile had been having an affair. mr cilliers denies two counts of attempted murder, and the trial continues. duncan kennedy, bbc news, at winchester crown court. this year's award for britain's best new building the riba stirling prize for architecture will be presented at a special ceremony tonight. among the nominations are a crowd—funded renovated sea side pier, a mega campus for students in glasgow and a new housing development with wicker balconies. our media correspondent david sillito is

forward, and the fact that they held a kind of press conference outside sir edward's former home in salisburyyou made the point about the kind of enquiry, are you being more directly critical about the actual methods used by police here? i was critical of the way they 5ta rted i was critical of the way they started because it was an invitation to fa ntasi5ts and started because it was an invitation to fantasi5ts and anyone who wanted to fantasi5ts and anyone who wanted to make an accusation. i am not so critical of the way they did it, there wasn't any independent and the whole thing. richard dawkins i think he is called from the university of 0xford, criminologist, who was asked to assess the likeness of the people coming forward, and he was very critical of the people who were giving the evidence that the police took up. so he was asked not to continue further with the case. i heard him on the radio making a very 5trong heard him on the radio making a very strong case that it was not properly done. lord mcgregor, i hope you don't mind while we are talking about the former prime minister, bu

you can see what this new league already brings to the fans and teams, especially here in salisbury,ing brazil. it is quite exciting to watch as well. endless action and lots of goals and the scores... don't forget, those players have not been playing so terribly long. the women's kicks off at the end of the month, they are incredible. and looking at those pictures it does looking at those pictures it does look a lot faster. yes. the ball if heavier to the naked eye it looks like a football but it is slightly smaller and heavier. it does not really bounce. i made the mistake of trying to head it... oh, no, don't head it. would you like to have a field. it looks exactly the same. if it be? i'd like to thank the legs are sending it in. and what does that do to the game? suppose the ball... you need to control with your feet, lots of silky skills and control, basically in a tight space. and you see what it is done to the countries that has played for years. places like portugal, sprang, brazil, argentina. it started in south america and those nations are renowned for their skills. were

victoria suffered multiple injuries when her main and reserve parachutes failed to open in a jump over salisburyto sabotage his wife's parachute, so he could get an insurance policy pay—out and because he wanted a new life with another woman. the prosecution say he tampered with victoria cilliers's parachute by twisting chords on her main chute and removing kit from her reserve chute. alan westley was the man who packed victoria cilliers' reserve chute and was today cross—examined by the defence barrister, elizabeth marsh. this is one of our experienced ones, similar to the one involved. miss marsh asks whether if the slinks were not put on tightly the equipment would come undone. the prosecution says emile removed them. miss marsh asked mr westley if he had any reason to think that the slinks were done up incorrectly. mr westley replied it was notjust tightness but whether they were done up tightness but whether they were done up properly. mr westley replied, i guarantee the slinks were done up properly. both her main and reserve chutes failed to open properly. she landed in this field sufferin

wife, by tampering with her parachute, has heard more evidence about victoria cilliers' jump over salisburyonal police to provide extra security at the court building in case catalan leaders press ahead with a unilateral declaration of independence. the actress meryl streep has spoken out against the producer, harvey weinstein, in the wake of sexual harassment allegations, which have resulted in him being fired from his own company. what is to catch up with this poor news, and crossed to the sports centre —— sport news. the tension is building ahead of that crucial world cup qualifier tonight. wales may be without their star man gareth bail but their manager chris coleman says they have nothing to fear ahead of that crucial game tonight. the real madrid forward misses out with a ca lf madrid forward misses out with a calf strain, he did watch training, he will be in the stadium tonight. wales could even top the group with a win, but a defeat and martin o'neill's side will reach the play—offs. o'neill's side will reach the play-offs. it is a fantastic atmosphere, there is nothing to fear, no

in salisbury. i had never been to salisbury on that point in my life.ave had their first loss of the fa cup last night. and tiny may be in stature but begin heart. they are the teams that make up the romance of the fa cup. here is what it means to get a good draw at the fa cup. hyde united on the eighth tier will play at home in the first round. they are absolutely ecstatic with a draw. assays were saying, at the other end of the scale, what a night ahead of the tottenham. there is a busy night of champions league football ahead with three of the six british sides in action. spurs face arguably the toughest test, they are in the spanish capital to take on 12—time european champions real madrid. tottenham trained in the bernabeu last night, and go into the match in a strong position in group h after winning their opening two games. mauricio pochettino knows that this though is the ultimate test of his sides credentials. i think it is special that they are playing here on sunday. it is always special. they are the club with the most victories in the compe