sally challen has been injail for his murderfor nearly nine years.tly in bronzefield prison near ashford in kent, awaiting her retrial. she is to be released on bail tomorrow. the judge said the trial would take place onjuly 1st, adding, "if necessa ry". richard lister, bbc news. the difference in pay between men and women has widened over the past year at nearly half of britain's biggest companies, and in favour of men. firms had until midnight to file information about the so—called gender pay gap, orface legal action. overall, about three quarters of companies who met the deadline had a pay gap benefiting men, while only a seventh favoured women, as our economics correspondent, andy verity, reports. the construction sector has got a job to do. on today's figures, the industry's going backwards in its efforts to ensure women are, on average, paid the same as men. rebecca mcdonough's firm has been doing all it can to go in the other direction, by ensuring it can recruit and keep female engineers, like her. she is now pregnant with her second child.

sally challen has been injailfor his murder for nearly nine years.al. she is to be released on bail tomorrow. the judge said the trial would take place onjuly1st, adding, "if necessary". richard lister, bbc news. we are now going to take a look at the weather pros —— prospects for the weather pros —— prospects for the weekend. a change of fortunes for this weekend. we are going to find more in the way of sunshine for the western side of the uk. eastern parts are more likely to have cloud and rain. this is what we have seen over the last few hours. this is the main rain band, wales, the south—west of england and northern ireland, that is clearing away. the rain that we have got in 0rkney is going to push into mainland parts of scotland. in between, there will be some clear skies but nowhere to call. temperatures similar to last night. cloud and outbreaks of rain pushing in on an easterly wind into scotland. it may well cloud over in the afternoon. a much better day further west. again, we are likely to find some showery rain coming in across the easte

sally and richard challen were married for 30 years, but in august 2010 sally killed her husband here hitting him more than 20 times over the head with a hammer. she has never denied killing him but has always said it wasn't murder. in february, the court of appeal overturned her original murder conviction after hearing evidence that she was suffering from two undiagnosed psychiatric conditions at the time of the killing. they also heard claims she had been subjected to coercive control and had been emotionally abused, bullied and humiliated by her husband. an emotional sally challen appeared in court today via video link from prison, where she's been for almost a decade. she confirmed she would plead not guilty to murder at her retrial. her sons, who have campaigned for her release, were here again today to support her. today we are overjoyed that bail has been granted for our mother, and she will now be released back to us. our mother now rejoins our family. david challen later added his mother couldn't believe what was happening. the judge today said her new trial would begin in ju

sally and richard challen were married for 30 years, but in august 2010 sally killed her husband hererey, hitting him more than 20 times over the head with a hammer. she has never denied killing him but has always said it wasn't murder. in february, the court of appeal overturned her original murder conviction after hearing evidence that she was suffering from two undiagnosed psychiatric conditions at the time of the killing. they also heard claims she had been subjected to coercive control and had been emotionally abused, bullied and humiliated by her husband. an emotional sally challen appeared in court today via video link from prison, where she's been for almost a decade. she confirmed she would plead not guilty to murder at her retrial. her sons, who have campaigned for her release, were here again today to support her. today we are overjoyed that bail has been granted for our mother, and she will now be released back to us. 0ur mother now rejoins our family. david challen later added his mother couldn't believe what was happening. the judge today said her new trial would begin i

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sally and richard challen were married for 30 years, but in august 2010 sally killed her husband at the him more than 20 times over the head with a hammer. she had never denied killing him, but said it wasn't murder. in february, the court of appeal over turned her original murder conviction, after hearing evidence that she was suffering from two undiagnosed psychiatric conditions at the time and they heard claims she had been subjected to coercive control and emotionally abused and bullied by her husband. sallen challen appeared in court from prison by video link. she confirmed she would plead not guilty to murder at her retrial. her sons were here to support her. we are overjoyed that bail has been granted for her mother and she will be released back us to. she rejoins our family. david challen added his mother couldn't believe what was happening. the judge said her new trial would begin in july, adding, if necessary. england and tottenham footballer danny rose says the way the authorities are dealing with racism in the game is a ‘farce' and he can't wait to see the back of football a

sally challen's moor conviction was quashed five weeks ago. —— murder conviction.ple sending sexual messages to teenagers and children. more in the next half hour. labour has held onto its seat in the constituency of newport west, in a by—election triggered by the death of mp paul flynn. ruthjones won with a reduced majority. the conservatives also lost ground, while ukip tripled its vote share to 9%. tomos morgan reports. newport west remains in labour hands. and i hereby declare that the said ruth lorrainejones is duly elected as member of parliament for newport west. after 32 years in the hands of a welsh labour giant, the seat became vacant after the death of paul flynn in february. this by—election has taken place because of the sad passing of paul flynn, our friend. there have been many tributes to him over the weeks, but one thing stood out to me — everyone knew somebody helped by paul flynn. these words have been an inspiration to me throughout the campaign. after all, that's what we're here for — to do our utmost to help others. newport as a local authorit

sally challen has pleaded guilty to manslaughter but not guilty to the murder of her husband richard and richard chauhan in her first murder of her husband richard chauhan in herfirst appearance murder of her husband richard chauhan in her first appearance at the old bailey since the court of appeal quashed her conviction. —— richard challen. drivers of electric ca rs face richard challen. drivers of electric cars face a postcode lottery of charging their vehicles according to new research by the bbc. the study found in some parts of the country, the number of charging points hasn‘t kept up with the number of vehicles on the road. the government says it plans to expand what‘s currently available. david gregory—kumar reports rush hour in birmingham and the only noise in this tesla is the windscreen wipers. well, the windscreen wipers. well, the windscreen wipers. well, the windscreen wipers and a familiar griping about the problems of finding somewhere in the city to charge the car. there is a lot more electric car owners, electric cars on the road, the charging point network hasn‘t im

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sally challen, whose conviction was quashed at the court of appeal is granted bail ahead of a fresh trial. any moment it will be time for sports day, but we will be getting all the updates on brexit and theresa may's request for a further extension. we'll be hearing about the rescued at sea otter pops that had been making a splash. and that 10:30pm and 11:30pm, the daily express editor will be here to review tomorrow's front pages. that is all had to stop now it is time for sports day. hello, i'm hugh ferris. welcome to sportsday. the first weekend in april is always one for sports addicts. a couple of days circled in their calendars every year. aintree plays host to the greatest steeplechase in the world where the grand national favourite‘s on a roll. it'll be just as gruelling on the thames for the crews of the boat race. and one particularly familiar face. and pep guardiola says every game is a final for manchester city. well this one isn't quite. wembley awaits those four hoping for fa cup glory. also coming up in the programme. it's disgusting and it's sad. it is still happening. we

sally challen, who killed her husband with a hammer, has been released ahead of a retrial.ello and welcome to a at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with us, deputy editor of the daily express, michael booker, an economist at the daily mirror, susie boniface, who is adopting a huw edwards pose. i am assessing my dominance. it is very huw edwards. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the mail reports that police officers in some regions have been told to not hand out warnings to cannabis users. the financial times leads on the brexit deadlock — with european leaders' cool reaction to may's short extension request. the i's front page covers an investigation by the paper which found businesses paid police officers £123 million last year for private security. the telegraph reports that conservative mps have warned theresa may that her brexit strategy could harm the party's electoral prospects. the times' front page is leading on its investigation which claims some estate agents are bringing in extra commission by overvaluing properties. the guardian says t

sally challen was appearing at the old bailey on her first appearance since her conviction was quashedt of appeal. fewer than half of the uk's biggest employers had succeeded in narrowing their gender pay gap, analysis by the bbc has found. analysis of 45% of firms, the pay increase for men. firms had until midnight to file pay data or face legal action. danny rose says the punishment handed out to clubs whose fa ns punishment handed out to clubs whose fans are guilty of racism makes the gamea fans are guilty of racism makes the game a farce. he was a victim of racist chanting during england's 2020 win over montenegro last month and has told the bbc he can't wait to leave football because of this. at the minute, how i've programmed myself now, i just think that i've got five or six more years left in football and i just can't wait to see the back of it. danny rose. and, we were talking about the bafta games awards on the show yesterday. god of war has won five titles including best game. the action adventure also got best performer. fortnight, released in 2017, got best evolving game.

sally challen conviction was quashed weeks ago.t is taking an indefinite break from cycling due to ongoing mental health issues. he won gold for team gb in 2012. morongo studies in the next 15 minutes. tottenham defender danny rose says he is frustrated at the lack of action taken against racist fans. racist chanting was directed at several england players, including rose, during the euro 2020 qualifier in montenegro. uefa has charged montenegro with racist behaviour but 28—year—old rose says he does not expect a significant punishment. let's speak to a former premier league footballer and leading antiracism campaigner. and a lot of us are antiracism campaigner. and a lot of us arejust die—cut antiracism campaigner. and a lot of us are just die—cut that even after decades of talking about this, it's not only the same, it seems to be getting worse. good afternoon, simon. i think it isjust coming to light, some high profile abuse that has recently come up with raheem sterling, and i just has recently come up with raheem sterling, and