sarah campbell reports. court number 16 of the old bailey relocated 50 miles south, to brighton. this is the first of the locations we're going to be at. this is the entrance to wild park. brian altman qc, the lead prosecutor. and in the green coat, thejudge, mrjustice sweeney. he told the seven men and five women of the jury, who can't be filmed, to wear sensible shoes and bring something to write with. their first walk took them within view of the wooded area in which the girls‘ bodies were found on october 10, 1986. karen hadaway and nicola fellows lived less than half a mile away from the park. they were both nine years old, and had been strangled and sexually assaulted. the jury members were taken

sarah campbell, bbc news, brighton.ease, at a farm in aberdeenshire. movement restrictions have been put in place at the farm while further investigations take place. there have been 16 cases of the disease in the uk since 2011, but this is the first in scotland for ten years. officials say there is no risk to human health. the online retailer amazon says it will create over 1,000 new high—skilled jobs in the uk, including 600 in manchester. edinburgh and cambridge will also see hundreds of new roles as part of what the web giant calls its long—term commitment to british innovation. the new jobs will focus on software development, advertising technology and personalised shopping. don‘t forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i‘m @bbckasiamadera. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i‘m chetan pathak, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: pakistan give us one of the strangest run outs you‘ll ever see, but australia have little else to celebrate

sarah campbell, bbc news, brighton. radio 2's breakfast show. she'll be taking over from chris evans injanuary, and becomes the first female breakfast show host on radio 2 — something she achieved on radio 1. the bbc has not revealed her new salary yet, but say it will be made public in the annual bbc pay disclosures next year. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @benmbland. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: barcelona put four past tottenham at wembley to leave spurs pointless after two group matches in the champions league. kashima antlers strike late to win the first leg of their asian champions league semi—final against suwon blue wings. and caroline wozniacki is through to the last 16 of the china open. we'll wrap up all wednesday's action shortly. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that barcelona have made it successive cham

our royal correspondent sarah campbell was there. chichester. handshakes with as many people as possible. even those with four legs didn't miss out. in a nod to meghan's country of birth, the couple were shown the rare sussex copy of the american declaration of independence. wow! to bognor regis and a musical interlude at a new university technology park. with the obligatory... ..and fairly low—tech plaque unveil. in brighton, a change of pace. knitting with a charity which works with survivors of sexual abuse. before today, meghan hadn't set foot inside this county, and now she's here as the first ever duchess of sussex. it continues to be quite a year for the former actress from los angeles. she's good at the job, she's really nice and everything. meghan is beautiful. i like it because they're not so royalty. they will give people high fives and everything. a hit in sussex. later this month, the couple will be taking their high fives down under as they embark on their first majorforeign tour. sarah campbell, bbc news, brighton. time for a look

our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, was there.duchess. there were handshakes with as many people as possible. even those with four legs didn't miss out. in a nod to meghan's country of birth, the couple were shown the rare sussex copy of the american declaration of independence. wow! to bognor regis and a musical interlude at a new university technology park. with the obligatory... ..and fairly low—tech plaque unveil. in brighton, a change of pace. knitting with a charity which works with survivors of sexual abuse. before today, meghan hadn't set foot inside this county, and now she's here as the first ever duchess of sussex. it continues to be quite a year for the former actress from los angeles. she's good at the job, she's really nice and everything. meghan is beautiful. i like it because they're not so royalty. they will give people high fives and everything. a hit in sussex. later this month, the couple will be taking their high fives down under as they embark on their first majorforeign tour. sarah campbell, bbc news, bright

sarah campbell, bbc news, brighton.welfare standards around the globe. while some argue that all animals should live freely, pro—zoo veteran wildlife photographerjoel sartore disagrees. this report contains some flashing photography. iama i am a national geographic photographer. when i am photographing animals, i really hope to see into their personalities are little better. when you really get the feeling for what animals like what they get excited, they fall in love with his animals and hopefully they will be moved to save them in they will be moved to save them in the long run. zoo's are the last place for the public, the urban public, can see, smell and here at wild animals. animals are real. when we lose that ability to see, smell and hear real animals, the public will cease to ca re animals, the public will cease to care about nature. and nature will be doomed. you know, i hear people being negative about the zoo's, and i get that if it is a poorly run zoo. bad zoo's, like them either. at good zoos, where there is

sarah campbell inside the grounds of windsor castle.me out of the church. and the case as well. the bride looking stunning in that peter pilotto address. we are going to say goodbye note viewers on bbc two. —— now to viewers. there was the case. that moment that everybody waits for in royal wedding ‘s as the couple emerged from st george's chapel. just before their carriage ride, their short carriage ride, around windsor. in the background you can see the duke of york, who walked his daughter down the aisle, and in the green, her mother, sarah ferguson. and the younger members of the wedding party, including prince george and his sister, princess charlotte. they are becoming quite adept at this wedding party thing, i think. getting some practice. earlier we saw the arrival of members of the royal family. saw the arrival of members of the royalfamily. more saw the arrival of members of the royal family. more than 40 members of the royal family gathering for this celebration as sarah campbell was reflecting, very much a family wedding the

sarah campbell, bbc news, brighton. our top story this evening.ed to the eu for longer than planned. the eu summit ends with no sign of a breakthrough. and how bands like u2 are using technology to bring them closer to their fans. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news... the reggae girls make history. they will be the first team from the caribbean to play at the women's world cup. if you're a man or a woman — how difficult should it be to change your gender legally in the united kingdom? at the moment, there are a number of steps you have to take — including getting a medical diagnosis, living in your preferred gender for at least two years and also paying a fee. but campaigners say the process is too complicated, intrusive and expensive. it's proving a highly controversial issue of course. the government's been looking at the current rules and will decide soon whether they should be changed in england and wales. our special correspondent, lucy manning, reports. trans people know who we are. we know our gender. we don't need ot

sarah campbell is in windsor.l known to the public. briefly, who are they? eugenie is ninth in line to the throne, ablett princess. in the 1980s we saw a lot more of beatrice and eugenie, we saw them growing up with their royal cousins, william and harry, but she is a private individual, she is not paid for by the royal family and does not carry the engagement is that the more senior royals do. jack, for wa nt more senior royals do. jack, for want of a better word, is a pretty regular prince, she met him five years ago on the slopes of verbier and fell in love with him. he is tequila brand ambassadors, he's spent years working in and out of nightclubs, the likes of mahiki where prince harry spent a lot of his youth. he is a very regular guy from a pretty ordinary backgrounds and happen to fall in love with a princess, in many ways it is a remarkably ordinary and very touching love story. this will be a very big events, who might be there. tequila might be the cluny connection? we are hearing that -- we are hearing

sarah campbell, bbc news, brighton.ll be announced next week. the nominations to become britain's best new building include a student housing development, a cemetery, and a nursery school. we'll look at each building in the shortlist over the next few days, and today it's the turn of the sultan nazrin shah centre at worcester college in oxford by niall mclaughlin architects what the client was looking to achieve was a space for lecturers and performances, where the whole community of the college could come together in one space. and in addition what they wanted to do was to engage with the broader community and the city of oxford and extend the intellectual life of the college. we host the oxford literary festival, where people come from all over the country to hear great writers and speakers. it has this beautiful auditorium in the style of an ancient greek amphitheatre. community spaces available for dance, exercise, play rehearsals. break—out space. so it's a building all about reaching out and coming together. i thi

sarah campbell, bbc news, brighton.ow disease, at a farm in aberdeenshire. movement restrictions have been put in place at the farm while further investigations take place. there've been 16 cases of the disease in the uk since 2011, but this is the first in scotland for ten years. officials say there is no risk to human health. the duke and duchess of sussex are continuing their tour of australia. returning from melbourne, where meghan tried her hand at aussie rules football, the couple have made their way back to sydney for the opening of the invictus games. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello. it is turning pretty chilly out there already, and it will be quite a cold night. with clear spells across the uk. not everybody, a bit of rain in forecast, but for the vast majority of the uk, it is a clear and dry evening, as well as overnight. but over here, you can see a weather front is approaching, winds are... it will be much milder than elsewhere across the uk. look at newcastle, 1 deg

let's get more from our royal correspondent, sarah campbell, who's at windsor.. in it has been windy for a few hours now. as you can in it has been windy for a few hours 110w. as you can see, in it has been windy for a few hours now. as you can see, it is all pretty quiet here now. that is the south dot that all those celebrity guests poured in and out of today. they have all gone to the reception hosted by the queen now, with the bride and groom will be, and then there will be an evening do at royal lodge. that will be this evening. let's talk through the day's events. i have got katie nicholl here, the royal commentatorfor i have got katie nicholl here, the royal commentator for vanity fair. let's start with the dress. royal commentator for vanity fair. let's start with the dresslj royal commentator for vanity fair. let's start with the dress. i think the dress was absolutely beautiful. i loved the silhouette on her. i thought it was absolutely stunning. two east london based designers. she a p pa re ntly two east london based designers. she apparently met the

our royal correspondent sarah campbell is at windsor castle. a very blustery day. well, quite.o we were here for a royal wedding and now here we are again. all the senior royals we re are again. all the senior royals were in attendance, the queen, prince philip, harry and megan, the previous bride and groom, all here as well. all here to watch the queen's granddaughter princess eugenie get married. on a very windy day. nicholas witchel reports. held onto your hats. it's another royal wedding. though this were not quite in the premier league. despite the sharp ambitions of the bride's father and mother. the guests battled through the strong wind to saint georges chapel. and of course, these days you can't have a royal wedding without some celebrities. and here they were, the singer robbie williams whose daughter was a bridesmaid, james blunt and his wife, and just behind, bridesmaid, james blunt and his wife, andjust behind, oh bridesmaid, james blunt and his wife, and just behind, oh dear, there was another hat,. ellie goulding. into the chapel, by a side door, but duke and duc

we can bring in sarah campbell, our correspondent in windsor. sarah, they are tripping...the most high profile has to be the five—year—old prince george on three—year—old princess charlotte. don't they look sweet! the other ones to tell you about, you mentioned theodora williams, the six—year—old daughter of singer robbie williams. there is also mia tindall, daughter of mike tindall and zara phillips. and the princess royan and zara phillips. and the princess royal's sun's daughter. quite a group to be managed. aged three, seven, six, four, five and six. they are seven, six, four, five and six. they a re pretty seven, six, four, five and six. they are pretty young. more arrivals here now. we will expect the final members of the royal family to take their seats now. there is prince charles. prince charles... there we go. the prince of wales. the duchess of cornwall the only high—profile member, senior member of the royal family who is not here today. she had a prior engagement at a school next to balmoral, so she said she had to attend, had to stick to that engagement but d

super models naomi campbell and kate moss are close friends of the bride and demi moore is tight with the bride's mother sarahguson. >> princess eugenie is rare for a royal because she holds a real job. >> she's ninth in line to the throne, but she's a working private individual. she is not funded by the royal family. she's an art director. >> eugenie's maid of honor will be her older sister princess beatrice. prince george will be a pageboy and princess charlotte a bridesmaid. the queen's oldest great grandchild savannah phillips will also be a bridesmaid and we're just hoping for another cheeky moment like this. there's a rumor that harry and meghan may only go to the , but evening reception. >> we're told that several of prince harry's exes will be there. chelsea davie has reportedly been reportinvited. >> there's plenty of drama where kevin is working in chicago. >> yeah keltie, i'm here because i have a little cameo on an upcoming episode. he's working with me on my scene. how am i doing so far? >> doo doo doo doo doo doo. >> this is my trailer right here. they have put your name on the -- whoa. it's spe

sarah westwood at the white house, thank you. >>> let's discuss further now. former fbi supervisory special agent josh campbell is in istanbul where this investigation is under way. cnn senior international correspondent sam kylie joining us from saudi arabia. good to see you both. so josh, you first, you know, would or should the u.s. be providing investigative resources in this investigation, given that cash shookhashoggi w resident? >> we've certainly heard calls from just that, from u.s. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. we're hearing from european leaders casting doubt on the saudi report, indicating it really doesn't paint the whole picture of what happened or tell the full truth. there had been these calls for the u.s. to take a more active role. now, what would that look like? we do understand u.s. intelligence agencies have been in contact with their turkish counterparts. our colleagues at "the new york times" was reporting there was actually -- or excuse me "the washington post," which said the cia had listened to some of the audio reported from behind the scenes here behind me at this consulate