it costs just £30 but william and shelby thurston did not have one on the day that summer grant died. wasn‘t as well use as it should have been. in his final words, thejudge mrjustice garnett told william and shelby thurston and they took the most monumental risk by continuing to allow children on the bouncy castle and that‘s risk—taking cost summer her life. in yemen it‘s reported that saudi led coalition forces have seized the entrance to the airport in hoday—dah. the city, which lies on the red sea, is yemen‘s main port used for importing much of the beleaguered country‘s humanitarian supplies. last night, the un security council warned a full blown offensive in hoday—dah could be disastrous. our security correspondent frank gardner has the latest. advancing up the coastal plain, pro—government forces have reached the outskirts of hudaydah city. aiming to retake it from yemen‘s houthi rebels. both sides have taken casualties. translation: god willing, we will celebrate the feast of eid in hudaydah. the prize is the port. the houthis have controlled it for the last three years. the

william and shelby thurston had failed to make sure it was properly tethered to the ground. 140,000 muslimsath park, is now europe‘s largest eid gathering. an attempt to make upskirting — where photos are secretly taken up a woman‘s skirt — a specific criminal offence in england and wales has been blocked by one conservative mp. he shouted "object" to the bill, effectively stopping it, leading to cries of "shame" from other mps. tonight the prime minister says she is disappointed the plans were halted. our political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. i was at a festival with my sister on a blistering hot day waiting for my favourite band to come on stage and two guys took pictures up my skirt. secretly taking photographs or filming under someone‘s clothes, a violation of privacy known as upskirting, and it happened to gina martin. scotland has had its own laws on upskirting for a decade and the practice was on course to becoming a criminal offence in england and wales until one mp said this. object! speaker: objection taken, second reading. with one word the conservative mp sir christop

william and shelby thurston, a married couple, were both found guilty of gross negligence for not securinglargely solved the problem of north korea's nuclear programme. after a flurry of early morning tweets, he sent one saying he could see an american news channel broadcasting in front of the white house and he was thinking about walking down there...... and that's exactly what he did. he made his way past the waiting journalists to fox news — seemingly his favourite news channel. he had this to say about his meeting on tuesday with the north korean leader kim jong un. we now have a very good relationship with north korea. not because of me but if you remember the sit down with barack but if you remember the sit down with ba rack obama but if you remember the sit down with barack obama i think you will admit this, he said the biggest problem that the united states has and byfar problem that the united states has and by far the most dangerous problem, and he said to me, that we've ever had, it is of nuclear, is north korea. that was shortly before i entered office. i have solved that probl

william and shelby thurston sentenced at chelmsford crown court to three yea rs chelmsford crown courthas claimed diplomatic immunity from bankruptcy proceedings in london, because of his new role as a sports attache to the central african republic. his lawyers claim he can't face any legal action without the consent of the foreign secretary, borisjohnson. our diplomatic correspondent, james robbins has more boris becker says that he can't have civil proceedings mounted against him in the united kingdom because in april he was appointed by the central african republic as their sports at tash and cultural attach to the european union which he says gives him diplomatic status and therefore under the vienna convention he cannot be pursued in civil courts. this is obviously a highly controversial case. his name and picture do appear actually on the website of the central african republic's embassy to belgium with the european union is based. but others will argue that this is really a ruse to avoid civil proceedings so i'm sure that will be what is discussed in court. the fact is that it h

william thurston and his wife shelby had failed to ensure the bouncy castle was "adequately anchored"a vale were found guilty murdering abdul samad for his mobile phone. the court heard the pair left a trail of destruction in their wake as they tried to rob as many people as possible over a four—hour period last october. the sentencing judge described the cctv footage of their crimes as chilling. the chief executive officer of govia thameslink railway, charles horton has announced his resignation. mr horton — who oversaw the southern railway line which has suffered renewed industrial action — said in a statement that he recognised passengers were "hugely frustrated at the significant disruption caused by the introduction of new timetables." a ceremony has taken place in westminster abbey for the burial of the ashes of stephen hawking. the physicist was laid to rest among other great scientists, as his voice is being beamed into space. 0ur reporter sarah campbell has been speaking to two young people about why they wanted to attend today's service. well, professor stephen hawking was r