let's talk to our correspondent sarah campbell, who is outside buckingham palace now. just bring us up to date with everything we know. the news officially was announced by buckingham palace just before 6pm so just in the past hour, and to take you through the statement released by buckingham palace, they said the duke of edinburgh was involved in a road traffic accident with another vehicle this afternoon, he was not injured, the accident took place close to the sandringham estate and local police attended. the pictures you are looking at are the aftermath of the incident. we understand it took place on the 149 at approximately 2:45pm. buckingham palace has confirmed that the duke of edinburgh, who was 97, was driving the vehicle when the accident happened. somebody contacted the bbc anonymously before the news was made public and they gave some detail, they said they had been an eyewitness to the collision and ifi been an eyewitness to the collision and if i could read what they sound, we haven't been able to independently verify this but they said they witnessed a r

sarah campbell, many thanks forjoining us. wayne rooney, was arrested at dulles international airport in washington dc last month for being drunk and abusive. the 33—year old, who now plays for the american team dc united, was detained at the airport, which is close to the club's stadium, on the 16th of december. rooney was fined $25 and paid costs of $91. he has said the arrest came when he was left disorientated by prescribed sleeping tablets he took on a flight while drinking. talks are taking place to try and resolve the partial shutdown of the us government over president trump's demand for funding for his border wall. he's said he doesn't think he'll have to reduce the billions he wants to build a wall along the mexican border. but democrats are refusing to approve the funding, calling the wall immoral. now, the headlines on bbc news: theresa may says she's still seeking reassurances from the european union for her brexit deal, and says the commons vote will "definitely go ahead". a long term plan for the health service

our correspondent sarah campbell has the details. whatever you feel more comfortable in. i did love the pop of that coat. cameras or no cameras, this charity says, the duchess of sussex always gets stuck in. it is a simple idea. smart works provides outfits and interview coaching to help women back into work. meghan has been here several times over the past year, and is now their patron. we're delighted to have her involved. what we're all about at smart works is women helping other women be the best they can be, and that's something that i think she connects with, and certainly that we feel is something that's really exciting. millions watched her transformation from tv actress to royal duchess, but away from the cameras, she was quietly working out which organisations she would be willing to put her name to. having meghan as patron is the equivalent of winning the lottery. what these organisations need is support and profile, and that is exactly what meghan can offer. she takes over from the queen as patron of the association of commonwealth universities. she has spoken

sarah campbell, bbc news. sydney. the 1957 hit all shook up will be the theme for this he's elvis festival. they will be street markets, parades and of course the light contests. this was shot at a syd ney‘s light contests. this was shot at a sydney's central railway terminal. there will be four hours of serenading everybody on the train before they get there. thanks for watching. hello there. it won't be as cold to start this morning as it has been recent mornings. it will still be chilly, temperatures close to freezing in a few spots but not the widespread frost that we've had this week. and actually with high pressure close by, it looks mostly dry with a little bit of sunshine, but we've changed the air across the uk so behind this warm weather front on thursday, we had the arrival of some slightly milder atlantic air. but that weather front is pushing towards the alpine regions to give more heavy snow through the day ahead. there are red warnings out for the alps, that's the highest level warning, and inde

sarah campbell reports.—year—old sean fitzgerald, who a friend today said was the kind of person who went out of his way to help people. no matter how nice a guy is, or how bad a guy is, nobody deserves to get killed. that's number one. and especially from the police, that's the people who are supposed to protect us and keep us safe. few details have been confirmed by the police about last night's raid, other than it was part of a long—running intelligence—led operation. two men, both aged 26, were arrested and are being questioned about involvement in cannabis production. investigators from the independent office for police conduct have spent the day at burnaby road. contrary to initial reports, the watchdog has said there is no indication that mr fitzgerald was shot in the back. body—worn video has been examined, and there will be a full forensic postmortem, and the findings of that will form part of the independent iopc investigation. neighbours have expressed their shock at what has happened so close to

our correspondent sarah campbell has the latest. been rumoured sightings of him as far afield as turkey and thailand, but after months on the run, jack shepherd finally handed himself in in the former soviet state of georgia. a fugitive from justice, before speaking to police, he gave an interview to a georgian tv station. my name's jack shepherd. i was involved in a tragic accident in 2015, in which a lady called charlotte brown tragically died. charlotte was just 2a when she was killed. she was on a first date. shepherd had taken herfor a meal and then on a trip out onto the thames on his speedboat. charlotte took this footage on her mobile phone. they had been drinking. he let her take the controls. the boat crashed and overturned. both were thrown clear of the speedboat, ending up in the thames, at this section of the river in south—west london. they were rescued but charlotte later died in hospital. neither of them was wearing a life jacket. shepherd, who's now 31, was arrested but fled before his trial at the old bailey even b

sarah campbell, bbc news.t today after a quiet service. lord ashdown — who died before christmas at the age of 77 — was carried into st mary's church in norton—sub—hamdon in a wicker coffin. mourners included sirjohn major. clinton rogers reports. the village from which he took his title set to buy today to lord ashdown of norton—sub—hamdon. there we re ashdown of norton—sub—hamdon. there were a few familiar faces including a former prime minister but this was essentially a family funeral at paddy's request. in our prose... though the service was beamed live to the village also those not invited to the church could pay their respects and say their farewells. jeremyjohn ashdown... it is perhaps easy now to underestimate what paddy ashdown, a former royal marine, achieved when he was elected mpfor marine, achieved when he was elected mp for little yeovil in 1983, taking a seat that had been solidly tory since 1918. i have depended -- defended britain aboard in the active service, represented britain in the servi

sarah campbell, thank you.ptain, wayne rooney, was arrested at dulles international airport in washington dc last month for being drunk and abusive. the 33—year old, who now plays for the american team dc united, was detained at the airport, which is close to the club's stadium, on 16th december. rooney was fined $25 and paid costs of $91. talks are taking place to try and resolve the partial shutdown of the us government over president trump's demand for funding for his border wall. he's said he doesn't think he'll have to reduce the billions he wants to build a wall along the mexican border. but democrats are refusing to approve the funding, calling the wall "immoral". the next stage of universal credit — the new system that merges six welfare benefits into one monthly payment — is to be scaled back, amid concerns about the impact on claimants. mps were due to vote on transferring another 3 million people onto universal credit, but that number's now been reduced to just 10,000. here's our social affairs corre

sarah campbell, bbc news.the crash. 0bviously, obviously, the police investigation was ongoing but as the report said, it isa was ongoing but as the report said, it is a notorious stretch of road with developments on safety measures there just today. that is right, just to show you, kate, what has been left from the crash yesterday, you can see some of the glass and we think that is from the duke of edinburgh's land rover and also, what is left of a wing mirror. we are at the side of the a149, this is are at the side of the a149, this is a very busy road. the current speed limit is 60 mph. there has been a lot of concerns from local people around the area about the speed. this is the place where the duke of edinburgh had his car crash yesterday. we believe he was coming out of a private driveway and tried to get across to the other side of the road, and that is where he was in collision with another car. it will come as some relief to local residents that the speed limit has been reduced from 60 mph, down to 5

sarah campbell, bbc news.ures, hundreds of 1950s star rock and rollers have gathered to catch the elvis express to the outback. the 1957 hit all shook up is the theme for this you's elvis festival. there are lookalikes, street parades, and contest in the rural town of parkes. this is about 222 kilometres to the west. they will be crooning on the whole six—hour train trip. it is expected to attract more than 26,000 people for four deysel stop that more than doubles become's population. —— four days. you can reach me and most of us on twitter. thank you for watching. hello there. it won't be as cold to start this morning as it has been recent mornings. it will still be chilly, temperatures close to freezing in a few spots but not the widespread frost that we've had this week. and actually with high pressure close by, it looks mostly dry with a little bit of sunshine, but we've changed the air across the uk so behind this warm weather front on thursday, we had the arrival of some slightly milder atlantic air. but

sarah campbell, bbc news.ian capital, tbilisi for us now. what happens now? when is he likely to come back to the uk? as i understand from his lawyer, jack shepherd is currently being held in the police station and he's officially under arrest. he will be moved to a temporary detention centre. his lawyer said according to georgian law, the maximum detention period in this kind of case could be up period in this kind of case could be up to nine months but it will be up toa up to nine months but it will be up to a judge to decide how long jack shepherd will be in custody of the georgian police. he turned himself in at the station several hours ago, and he also gave an interview to a local television station. his lawyer says he maintains his innocence, he doesn't agree with the court's decision in the uk, and that he is ready to cooperate with the investigation. thank you. they're some of the most popular shopping brands in the country — and now we can reveal how the likes of marks and spencer and dune find thems

here's our royal correspondent, sarah campbell.his charity says the duchess of sussex always gets stuck in. it's a simple idea. smart works provides outfits and interview coaching to help women back into work. meghan has been here several times over the past year and is now their patron. she's a natural champion for what we're doing, we're delighted to have her involved. what we're all about at smart works is women helping other women be the best they can be, and that is something that i think she connects with and certainly that we feel is really exciting. it has been a whirlwind yearfor meghan. millions around the world watched her wedding and transformation from tv actress to royal duchess, but away from the media spotlight she was quietly visiting charities and groups working out what she wanted to put her name to. having meghan as patron is the equivalent of winning the lottery. what these organisations need is support and profile, and that's exactly what meghan can offer. she takes over from the queen as patron of the associa

our correspondent sarah campbell joins me now with more details.re about what we believe may have happened to this little girl. the metropolitan police issuing an urgent appeal for help. what appears to have happened is that just before five what appears to have happened is thatjust before five o'clock what appears to have happened is that just before five o'clock this afternoon, the girl's father had driven to an area in the new part of east london, a road called nine acres close. he was selling his car, so we acres close. he was selling his car, so we presume he was going to meet with eight respective buyer, but that man jumped into the car with eight respective buyer, but that manjumped into the car and drove it away. the 17—month—old girl, maria, was in the front seat at the time, and he drove away with the child in the car. the car was found not long after in a street nearby. it had been abandoned. but it was empty, the child wasn't inside. so obviously huge concern about where she is. she is described as, as you say, 17 months old. she was we

she takes the first steps in public life as a number of the -- member ofil the royal f here is sarah campbellh: cameras or no cameras, this charity says the duchess of sussex always gets stuck in. it is a sime idea -- smart work provides outfits and interview coacng to help women back into work. meghan has been here several times over the past year and is now a patron. >> delighted to have her involved. helping other women be the best they can be, and that is somethg she connects with an something we feel is exciting. sarah: millions around the world watched her wedding and transformation from tv actress to royal dutchess. away from the cameras, she was quietly working at which organizations she would be willing to put her name to. having meghan as patron is the equivant of winning the lottery. what these organizations need is support and profile, and that is exactly what she can offer. she takes over from the queen as patron of the association of oummonwealth universities. she has spoken prey about her belief in higher education for all. meghan: while progress has been made in many areas acr

sarah campbell, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two.ere on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. andy murray faces a tough start to his australian open campaign. he's been drawn against the 22nd seed for his first match in melbourne. 15 people are arrested in spain as part of an investigation into match—fixing in tennis. 28 professional players are implicated. aaron ramsey's set forjuve but arsenal can't spend this transfer window. we cannot sign like, we lose one player. you do all you can. hello and welcome to sportsday. thanks forjoining us. the first grand slam of the year kicks off on monday. the draw for the australian open was made earlier today with, thanks to the seedings, relatively easy first round matches for the big names like roger federer, novak djokovic and serena williams. but the brits face a much tougher time, both the men and the women. joe lynskey has the details. the last major andy murray clayton was at last years us open where he was at last years us open where he was knocked o

sarah campbell, bbc news.m. clearly there were already concerns about this stretch of road. yes, there had been local residents who had been very concerned about this road. it is the a149, the main road that leads you to the norfolk coast and we have been standing here morning. the cars are going past at some speed. there are a lot of them. what we think happened, we understand happened yesterday, just before three o'clock, the duke of edinburgh was driving himself at the age of 97, but unusual, he is seen around the estate driving —— not unusual. he very much enjoys driving. we understand he came out ofa driving. we understand he came out of a private driveway, tried to ci’oss of a private driveway, tried to cross over of a private driveway, tried to cross over this busy road, and that is when he got into a collision with the other car. you should be able ll. _u___ u. u... _i_.,_..j..,.l \ ..,._,u ,. seek some ll. .ll.. -.. u... _i_.._..j....l \ ..-_,|.n .. seek some of what is left of the seek some sf—whatis

sarah campbell reports.footage on her mobile phone. they had been drinking. he let her take the controls. the boat crashed and overturned. both were thrown clear of the speedboat, ending up in the thames, at this section of the river in south—west london. they were rescued but charlotte later died in hospital. neither of them was wearing a life jacket. shepherd, who's now 31, was arrested but fled before his trial at the old bailey even began. he was convicted in his absence of manslaughter by gross negligence and sentenced to six years in prison. since her death in december 2015, charlotte's family have campaigned for the fugitive to be brought tojustice. just yesterday, they met with the home secretary, sajid javid, who told them all necessary resources would be available to find him. broadcast this morning, charlotte's father appealed you've caused our family a lot of harm and devastation. but really, you needing-leek and atone for the damage that you've done. today, shepherd said handing himself in was t

our royal correspondent sarah campbell is at buckingham palace, and explained that the duke still likest behind the wheel. we know that here's a driver. there are pictures of him driving around. —— we know that he is a keen driver. since 2017, he has largely kept out of the public eye. he retired, he said at the time he thought he had done his bit and he has kept out of the public eye to a certain extent, so we the public eye to a certain extent, so we had not got the evidence that might have in previous years. remember last on windsor castle, i was there when president 0bama and michelle 0bama flew into the grounds of windsor castle, they jumped michelle 0bama flew into the grounds of windsor castle, theyjumped in the car, the duke of edinburgh prince philip drove them to windsor castle. he has certainly been driving well into his 90s. he is a very fit and healthy man for his age, someone very fit and healthy man for his age, someone who likes to be independent, is the independent, and so driving i am sure will be a part of that. now let's turn to our other main story of the day. a sen

here's sarah campbell.outfits and interview coaching to help women back into work. megan has been here several times over the past year, and is now the patron. she's a natural champion for what we're doing, we are delighted to have her involves. i think, we're all about helping women be the best they can be, and that's something i think she connects with and certainly we feel is something that's really exciting. it's been a whirlwind year for megan, millions around the world watched her wedding and transformation from tv actress to royal duchess. but away from the media spotlight, she was quietly visiting charities and groups working out what she wanted to put her name to. having megan as patron is the equivalent of winning the lottery. what these organisations need is support and profile, that's exactly what megan can offer. she ta kes exactly what megan can offer. she takes over from the queen as patron of the association of commonwealth universities, she spoken previously about her belief in higher educa

sarah campbell, bbc news. spoke to charlotte's sister about the development in the case, and she thanked the public for their support and said the family now wanted to see jack shepherd extradited to the uk to serve his sentence as soon as possible. shock was the first feeling and relieved. the thing that i find fight fascinating is he is still maintaining his innocence. someone who has run away from the trial and another offence, that does not scream like an innocent man because my actions to me. why did he run away if he is claiming innocence? what have the last few years been like for you while he is been on the run? i don't think he realises the devastation that he has caused our family and charlotte's friends and eve ryo ne family and charlotte's friends and everyone connected. he still thinks he is the victim. but he does not seem to feel any shred of humanity for the fact that his actions have caused charlie to lose her life. and no one can understand until you've lost someone so close to you how painfu

sarah campbell, bbc news.n and markets authority has secured formal commitments from 16 stars who they believe were posting undisclosed ads in their social media accounts. katty alexa chung, rita ora and ellie goulding are among them. they are so—called ‘key influencers'. between them they have over 30 million followers. gold dust to the big brands. joining us from warwick is leo mandella, known on instagram as gully guy leo and who has over 700 000 followers. and in nottingham rohan midha, the managing director of pmyb, one of the biggest agencies managing instagram influencers in the uk. cross— party cross— party cross—party cross—party support let me start with you first of all, because you are the person that encouraging these stars to go out and put advertising online, is it as simple as maybe putting hashtag ad on, would that solve the problem? 0k, on, would that solve the problem? ok, so, in quite a lot of situation, yes it is as simple let me start with you first of all, because you are the person that

sarah campbell, bbc news.ey think with more radio telescope, they might be a to work out what it is. i'm not sure, even walking on my kitchen i can't tell what's beating, how will you find it in outer space? with that, we will say goodbye and see you next week. and no more space stories but a lot more animals, we can promise. good evening. it's been a fairly chilly and cloudy sort of day out there today but there have been a few spells of sunshine breaking through that cloud. this picture was taken by one of our weather watchers in highland scotland, near aviemore. some blue skies around there. things will turn a little milder through the day tomorrow, staying mostly dry, and we will see some spells of sunshine breaking through once again. but it is high pressure that is dominating our weather at the moment. what we're seeing is the winds rotating around that area of high pressure. reasonably mild conditions are now going to be moving in from the north, spreading their way southwards across the uk as we head t

our correspondent sarah campbell joins me now with more details.e last few minutes, good news about this twaddle. absolutely. then metropolitan police haveissued absolutely. then metropolitan police have issued a tweaked saying delighted to report that the missing child has now been found safe and well, thanks to the media and all members of the public. incredibly good news. this is a story which broke this afternoon. her father had gone to an area, he had advertised his car online and was meeting a potential buyer. that man got into the front of the car and drove off with it and i7—month—old maria was on the front seat in her bbc two. obviously huge concern was raised when the car was found abandoned nearby with no sign of the child. that was that have passport this afternoon. clearly, the parents were incredibly worried. the metropolitan police began several appeals and we re police began several appeals and were taking it very seriously but as i see, just in the last couple of minutes, good news, she has tha nkfully minutes, good news, she has t

sarah campbell is at the supreme court. how significant is this?hildren or vulnerable adults, applicants with more than one conviction are required to disclose all of them, no matter how minor, and any cautions reprimands received as a child or young offender must also be disclosed. the supreme court were asked to mchattie number of cases. one case, invaded if to in court as p. she was convicted of the theft of a bike costing 99p then failed to meet her bail conditions. since then she has committed no further offences and has qualified to work as a teaching assistant but has been unable to find appointment. she says because she has to disclose these convictions. today the supreme court agreed with her, ruling that having to disclose these, irrespective of the conditions, is not proportionate and therefore in breach of human rights. the second exception involved reprimands given to young offenders, so g aged 11 who was sentenced for sexual assault two young boys. he was given to police reprimands. he has not defended since but now has to disclose th

our correspondent sarah campbell has the details.ity says the duchess of sussex always gets stuck in. it's a simple idea. smart works provides outfits and interview coaching to help women back into work. meghan's been here several times over the past year and is now their patron. we're delighted to have her involved. what we're all about at smart works is women helping other women be the best they can be, and that's something that i think she connects with and certainly that we feel is really exciting. millions watched her transformation from tv actress to royal duchess, but away from the cameras, she was quietly working out which organisations she would be willing to put her name to. having meghan as patron is the equivalent of winning the lottery. what these organisations need is support and profile, and that's exactly what meghan can offer. she takes over from the queen as patron of the association of commonwealth universities. she's spoken previously about her belief in higher education for all. while progress has been made in ma

our royal correspondent sarah campbell reports. that's not good.s land rover ended up, on its side. still trying to get them out. images from the aftermath showjust how serious the crash was. the other vehicle involved, a kia, contained two women and a nine—month—old baby. a passing motorist, who says he saw the land rover roll across the road, stopped to help. with another passer—by, we got the baby out and then i went to the other car, which was on its side. there was an elderly gentleman in there. i told him to move one of his legs which freed up room for the other leg. then i put my hands under his... arms and... helped ease him out backwards. and then i saw his face. i think he wasn't particularly concerned, but obviously, very shocked. in the circumstance, it was a horrendous accident. it's just amazing people were not seriously injured. the emergency services were quickly on the scene and the duke was taken back to sandringham house to be checked by a doctor. he had no injuries. in the other car, the 28—year—old female driver suffered cuts t

sarah campbell, the shoe hive. but we also have fitness from pacer, great eye way from eye to eye, jewelry, home, kid, wely reave everything. >> and what kind of deals are we talking about here? >> there are somat g deals. this is from bishop boutique, normally $85 and it is $25 at the warehouse sa'l. >> take that. >> and these shoes are from bishops well, they are normally $189. they are 0. and these are normally $170, they will be $50. >> so we're talking aboore than 50% off. >> a lot of stuff is 60% to 80% of so it is great. >> and children's items as well. >> yeah, these two items from monday's child are$25. >> that is awesome. do you need a ticket to get >> you do not. the sale starts a:0 at king street and old town. so kind of first come first serve. almostam like ae saline in new york. so people start to line up sometimes at 7:00 and then the doors on at 9:00. >> solim pickings by the end of the day. >> it goes until 4:00, and if you don't want it wait this line,here is always plenty of stuff after 12:00. >>

sarah campbell.low as minus 53 degrees celsius. it‘s thought at least 55 million people will experience sub—zero temperatures, and it‘s affecting the midwest region as well as the usually milder southern states of alabama and mississippi. people in iowa have been told to avoid taking deep breaths, and to minimise talking, if they go outside. richard galpin reports. the big freeze has hit more than ten states so far. temperatures plummeting to —27 celsius in the midwest and expected to get even colder today. driving on the roads has become extremely hazardous. several people have already been killed. the cars are into other pick—ups. there's people hurt. for those caught out in what has been described as a once in a generation weather event, there are many other dangers. frostbite sitting in within ten minutes. if you don‘t need to be outside at this time, don‘t go outside. the temperatures today are not to be taken lightly. these are actually a public health risk. in some areas, people who have ventu

sarah campbell reports. there had been sightings far free“; the z 2: - ”z thailand.y handed himself - the former soviet himself and in the former soviet state of georgia. a before sp% the justice, before speaking to the police i gave an interview to a police he gave an interview to a local television station. he said he was involved in a tragic accident in 2015 in which a lady called charlotte brown tragically died. charlotte was just 2a when she was killed. she was on a first date with jack shepherd. he'd taken her for a meal and then out onto the thames on his speedboat. charlotte took this footage on her mobile phone. they'd been drinking. he was speeding. he let her take controls. the boat crashed and overturned. charlotte died. shepherd, who's now 31, was arrested, but vanished before his trial at the old bailey even began. he was convicted in his absence of manslaughter by gross negligence and sentenced to six years in prison. in today's interview, shepherd said he wanted to clarify something which he believed had been forgotten by the british press, that charl

let's talk to our corresondent sarah campbell who is outside the palace now. in the what more do we knowt? the statement was issued just before 6pm by buckingham palace confirming that the duke of edinburgh, 97, was involved in a road traffic collision near the sandringham estate in norfolk area this afternoon. you can see pictures from the recovery vehicles that would have taken the vehicles involved away. we had a very interesting call to the bbc earlier this afternoon from an anonymous eyewitness and they said they had witnessed the road traffic collision. they said it was at babington a crossroads in norfolk and they said the vehicle was turned over which when you see the daylight pictures you can see the range rover prince phillip was driving was on its side. the eyewitness said that its side. the eyewitness said that it had been t—bone and. it is a nontechnical calm for one car going into another and looking at the pictures that had to be some sort of force of impact because to turn over a range rover takes a certain amount of effort. the eyewitness said they help to get the duke o

let's talk to our corresondent sarah campbell who is outside buckingham palace now. an accident in which thankfully the duke of edinburgh walked away. we are told he was uninjured. two other people suffered minor injuries. they contain incident but will raise questions about it about the duke of edinburgh as lifestyle? indeed. i think when the statement was first released saying that he was first released saying that he was uninjured, i mean clearly that was uninjured, i mean clearly that was a huge relief to many people, understanding that the president involved in an accident. but when you see the pictures of the aftermath of the accident, and the damage to the range rover and to the other car involved, it's certainly clear that this was an incident of some magnitude. it must‘ve been frightening to be involved, and as we know from an eyewitness who is their who they say helped the duke out of the - he was was to we throughout day, throughout day, and throughout day, and - anotherughout day, and - another drovet the day, and we have another drove past the crash scen

let's get more on that announcement now from our royal correspondent sarah campbell who is at smart works around the —— since her in gauge went, she has been travelling around the country working out where she wants to concentrate her efforts. these are the announcement of the organisations she wants to lend her name to, it is quite significant and one of them is here, smart works, an organisation which helps young vulnerable women to get back into the workplace. it does it through very practical ways, helping them to choose outfits, coaching them to choose outfits, coaching them in interview skills. and this is, meghan was here, she arrived at 11am, she spent roughly an hour inside speaking to people. this is not the first time she has visited, she has been here privately on several occasions. this is one of the organisations she has decided she wants to lend her name to. another one is an animal rescue centre called mayhew, we know that animal welfare is close to her heart, she had to rescue dogs in america. these are things that reflect meghan's personality, what she is interested in.

let's turn to our news correspondent sarah campbell to find out more about the ruling. just to clarify, the current situation, which applies in england and wales, when applying for certain jobs, in england and wales, when applying for certainjobs, these in england and wales, when applying for certain jobs, these are sensitive jobs may be involving looking after children or vulnerable adults, applicants with more than one conviction are required to disclose all of them, no matter what the conviction may have been for, no matter how minor. also, any cautions 01’ matter how minor. also, any cautions or reprimands received as a youth must also be disclosed. today, the supreme court ruled that that legislation was contrary to people's human rights, and to explain why, the campaign group, liberty, has been heavily involved with this legal challenge. i have the advocacy director joining legal challenge. i have the advocacy directorjoining me now. you are involved with one case, which exemplifies why the supreme court ruled as they did today. explain that k is for us. it was of

sarah campbell is at buckingham palace. h what more can you tell us about what happened in this incident? bursting at assays that the buckingham palace of also confirmed that the duke was looked over by a doctor after this incident, the doctor confirmed that the duke was on injured in the accident. now norfolk police released a statement in the last hour which does give a few more details about the accident. they say that the female driver of the kia, and the incident involved a land rover and a kia which was driven by a woman with another female passenger, she sustained an arm injury and the female driver suffered cuts so both required hospital treatment and both the in kings lynn but have hospital in kings lynn but have since been discharged. they also added that it was policy that both drivers were tested using breath testers a nd drivers were tested using breath testers and both provided negative. of course one would expect that this isa of course one would expect that this is a traffic accident which happened on the pub