the accident in 0rpington means sevenoaks road remains closed. six loss roots are on diversion.stay mild as we had throughout the day with outbreaks of rain on and off at times but also some long dry spells as well. we are starting off with the outbreak of rain. light and patchy for the most part pushing north eastwards as we head through the morning and then it will tend to dry out and the gloom will lift and it was slowly will tend to dry out and the gloom will lift and it will slowly brighten up for a time. look at these temperatures between 1a and 16 celsius. very mild. a second pulse of rain waiting in the wings there. that will be with us in the evening rush hour. the rain will clear overnight tonight and we will see lovely clear skies with temperatures dropping to between nine and 11 celsius. that south—westerly wind is set to strike and we are in for a very windy day indeed tomorrow. some wind gust could be disruptive reaching 55, 60 mile—per—hour and there is a met office weather warning in place and valid untilfour o'clock in the afternoon on saturday. it is drier with

police and emergency crews were called to the scene at sevenoaks road in orpington just after ten o'clockfter 10pm last night. two single—decker buses and one private car were involved in the crash, leaving the bus on the pavement and the car partially crushed. the driver of that car has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. the incident occurred on the outskirts of london, here on sevenoaks road in orpington, a busy commuter town. fire brigade officers who arrived on the scene help free passengers on the scene helped free passengers from the two buses and carried out first aid, while the london ambulance service says it dispatched ten crews to the incident, treating 15 people. they were sent to hospital. but despite the best efforts of the paramedics, one person died at the scene. they haven't been named. police are attempting to trace their next of kin. road closures remain in place in the area, while the investigation into what caused the crash gets under way. john mcmanus, bbc news. our reporter greg mckenzie gave us this update from the scene of the crash.

police and emergency crews were called to the scene at sevenoaks road in 0rpington just after 10pm last soon after 10pm last night. two single—deck buses and one private car were involved in the crash, leaving the bus on the pavement and the car partially crushed. the driver of that car has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. the incidents occurred on the outskirts of london, here on sevenoaks road in 0rpington, a busy commuter town. fire brigade officers who arrived on the scene help free passengers from the two buses and carried out first aid, while the london ambulance service says it dispatched ten crews to the incident, treating 15 people. they were sent to hospital. but despite the best efforts of the paramedics, one person died at the scene. they haven‘t been named. police are attempting to trace their next of kin. road closures remain in place in the area, while the investigation into what caused the crash gets under way. john mcmanus, bbc news. investigations are continuing in pakistan after a train fire, which killed 7a people yesterday. the pakis

police and emergency crews were called to the scene at sevenoaks road in orpington just after 10pm lasthe car has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. thatis that is a summary of our main news, back to you, joanna. thank you. "human rights of many young people with a learning disability and/or autism are being breached in mental health hospitals." we must not look away. that's the damming finding of a group of mps on thejoint committee on human rights. facilities where people with learning disabilities and/or autism are detained are often referred to as assessment and treatment units, atus. the report found that young people in them are being treated with long periods of isolation, restraints, and a lack of access at times to urgent medical care. the mps want an overhaul of mental health legislation in order to stop the practice. atus have long been a source of controversy and this programme covered the story many times. we've spoken on a number of occasions to the families of people detained in them. this footage, given exclusively to our programme, which w