this is the shetland islands.land has been one of the worst hit areas in terms of storm isha. you can see, throughout the last hour, we have been looking at different pictures from across the country. we had those from brighton and also cornwall, where the waves were quite calm. there, you can see a lot more fierce looking ways in the shetland islands. more remote, so we are likely to get bigger waves there. the live scene from the shetland islands, and scotland is one of the worst hit. the central belt of 70—80 mph overnight, we have been talking about the railway being hit, the fact that scotrail had not been able to run any services, and all of the engineers are going to have to check the lines before they can actually do anything and allow any trains. we can also take you to get work. this is gatwick, where an aircraft is just landing. because of the storms, a lot of planes are in the storms, a lot of planes are in the wrong places, along with passengers, because certain flight had to be diverted. i was readin

this is the shetland islands. a stormy outlook. quite remote anyway.y stormy around the shetland islands but that is the live scene. parts of scotland badly hit with not many train services. overnight, wind up to 80 mph across the central belt of scotland and across the whole of the country. the strongest gust report was 99 mph at northumberland. let's go to the very south. this is the scene in cornwall. this is this family most port in the uk. a lot calmer this morning but across the whole country, those coastal areas overnight hit by a lot of those strong winds brought by the storm and it has been affecting train travel. now to our correspondent sean dilley who is in euston. it has improved but take us through what the latest is across the country in terms of the rail network. country in terms of the rail network-— country in terms of the rail network. let's kick off with scotland- _ network. let's kick off with scotland. this _ network. let's kick off with scotland. this is _ network. let's kick off with scotland. this is a - network. let's kick off

time for the annual festival on the shetland islands to celebrate the viking past.n watch more on the bbc iplayer. you all got up now. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. arsenal are up to second, thanks tojesus and saka, who are on the scoresheet for their win at nottingham forest. an upset at afcon. south africa stun the pre—tournament favourites morocco, to make the quarter finals. and tyrell hatton makes the switch to join liv golf — the englishman will link up withjon rahm, on the saudi backed tour this week. hello, and welcome along to sportsday — with plenty of football to bring you from across the world. we'll start in the premier league, where arsenal moved back up to second in the table and are nowjust two points off the top, after beating nottingham forest. it was a relatively quiet first half at the city ground, arsenal dominating possession and chances — and they made it count after the break. gabrieljesus and then bukayo saka putting them two up and out of sight. a late forest goal provided some fightback, but not to

it is the annual up helly aa festival on the shetland islands, to celebrate the island's viking past.more on the iplayer. you're all caught up. have a good night. hello, and welcome to sportsday — arsenal are back to second. here on the scoresheet for their win at nottingham forest. an upset at cath connor, south africa stunned the pretournament favourites to make the koorda finals. and the switch made to live golf, working up withjohn on the saudi backed tour this week. welcome along to sports day with plenty of football to bring you from across the world. we'll start in the premier league, where arsenal moved back up to second in the table and are nowjust two points off the top, after beating nottingham forest. it was a relatively quiet first half at the city ground, arsenal dominating possession and chances — and they made it count after the break. gabrieljesus and then bukayo saka putting them two up and out of sight. a late forest goal provided some fightback, but not to be for them, as the gunners closed out the 2—1win, to keep the pressure on the league leaders, liverpool. it i

these are live pictures of the shetland islands.cult, those conditions out there. we are expecting 80 mph winds in some places, widespread warnings across the uk. this is scotland, clearly the north of the uk, but it is actually fairly rare, the whole of the country pretty much being told to brace and expect winds and rain. let's take a look now at the airports. this is heathrow airport. you can just slightly see it figgbng you can just slightly see it jiggling around, a slightly nervous landing for some of the passengers there. no doubt the pilot completely in control. we have got to see it land, make sure everything is ok, there we go, never in doubt! good job all round to the crew there, thatis job all round to the crew there, that is what we want to see. so it is a day that things are expected to get a bit worse, a bit more rain, a bit more wind, and there will be plenty more details on the live page on the bbc website of course, bringing you the latest on things like the travel disruption, the trains, that we were just getting f

now the shetland islands are just 140 miles or so west of norway. he tenth, 15th century or so. shetland isles are, came under the king of norway, kingdom of norway. ijust paused there as the wind nearly blew me over, it is very windy, it is very cold. but thousands and thousands of people are out lining the streets to watch the torchbearers proceed. and our coverage here is live on the bbc iplayer, on the bbc news website come on the bbc news app, and we will be sticking with this remarkable fire festival until the end. music and there goes the galley. that turn uoise and there goes the galley. that turquoise blue _ and there goes the galley. trust turquoise blue colour chosen by kaiser yell. the man in charge of this year's fire festival. 140 years or so, this tradition has been growing and growing, getting bigger and bigger and the organisation that goes into it getting more and more rigorous number two. and the sights and sounds are pretty spectacular. plenty more, do you stay with us. hello, i'm christian fraser. this is the context. what we hav

let's show you these live pictures from the shetland islands off the coast of scotland. 80 mph windshis storm is that most of the uk is expected to be effected at pretty much the same time, and we do have our cameras out and about across the country as the storm intensifies and hits the uk. we have all that for you. let's have a quick look at heathrow airport. we have been monitoring flights coming into land over the last couple of hours, and there has been a bit of wobbling as planes come in to land, but this one looking pretty stable, the last few to be honest have looked pretty stable and good too, about 30 minutes. there is a bit of wobble. in the last 30 minutes to an hour, we have seen landings being a little more tricky and a little more delicate coming into heathrow airport, but everything looking pretty good there right now. now it's time for a look at today's sport with hugh ferris. hello from the bbc sport centre. it would appear novak djokovic is reaching top gear at the australian open. the top seed and defending champion dropped just three games as he thrashed frenchman

these are live pictures coming to us from the shetland islands , where, as you shetland islands, wheretery. the storm left thousands without power in scotland , and it's the 10th scotland, and it's the 10th named of the season, named storm of the season, hitting of britain just two hitting much of britain just two days after storm isha claimed two lives and if you think technology has been evolving too quickly over the past few years, consider the leaps we've made since steve jobs introduced us to macintosh computer . to the first macintosh computer. >> i'd like to let macintosh speak for itself. hello i am macintosh . macintosh. >> it was on this day 40 years ago that the apple co—founder unveiled an innovation that changed everything. the user friendly machine marked a key, turning point, breaking away from the business focussed pcs of the past with an appeal to the everyday consumer. and it was an immediate success. with 70,000 macs sold in just four months, paving the way for another world changing invention the iphone. more than 20 years later, the those are your top stories on gb

nearly 200 schools across northern scotland closed today due to snow, including many on the shetland islandsdisruption or power cuts. and for more on the weather to come here's ben rich. yes, thank you sophie. there is the arctic air you were talking about. surging its way down from the north, we are all really stuck in the deepfreeze and in the northerly wind, today, we have seen some snow showers, they here on the radar picture affecting parts of northern scotland. some into northern ireland as we saw with sophie there and some running down the east coast but as the wind direction changes a bit, it becomes more westly, think these shower also clear into the north sea, we will see a few more pushing into western areas and what will be a gold night, widely below freezing, minus ailing or lower in the highland. as we head into tomorrow morning this is the weather feature we have to keepen a eye on, particularly in the northern part of the uk because this could bring disruptive snow for some. he could start off with ice in northern and western parts and we are looking at this area of rain, sle

in britain , the shetland islands hosted the viking festival, an annual celebration in the city of lerwick according to tradition, the main event of the festival is the ceremonial burning of a life-size model of a viking ship. this year, women took part in the torch procession for the first time in a century and a half. history of festivals dates back more than a century and a half, and it has long been part of the local cultural landscape. don't switch. the operation was performed using unique equipment, the only one in russia, by tyumen neurosurgeons. an exoscope with robotic controls allows you to perform manipulations in the brain with pinpoint precision. details in the report by alexander lishchenko. the operation is extremely complex, and it is extremely difficult to get to the pathological focus. new generation equipment is coming to the aid of tyumen neurosurgeons. extoscope with smart robotic control system. this unique device, the only one in russia, allows neurosurgeons to penetrate into the most inaccessible areas of the brain and perform unique operations. the capabilities of

these are live pictures from the shetland islands, where conditions are still quite blustery.wer in scotland and at least one person is missing in south wales after into the sea in port after going into the sea in port call last night. after going into the sea in port call last night . this is the call last night. this is the 10th named storm of the season, hitting much of britain just two days storm esha claimed days after storm esha claimed two lives. donald trump swept to victory in the new hampshire primary overnight, leaving his challenger nikki haley with few paths to the white house. but the former president is also in for an uphill battle. despite his among the gop's hard his support among the gop's hard right, he still facing 91 criminal charges . you can get criminal charges. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website, gbnews.com i >> -- >> for stunning gold and silver coins, you'll always value rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report . the gb news financial report. >> here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound wil

snow and ice is in place until tomorrow, covering areas including the highlands, the orkney and shetland islands10cm of snow well. between 5 and 10cm of snow is expected in parts of scotland, scotland , therefore scotland, scotland, therefore causing disruption on the roads and railways. the cold snap, expected to affect the south of the country later in the week . the country later in the week. this is gb news. we're live across the uk on tv, on digital radio and on your smart speaker. two now it's back to . camilla two now it's back to. camilla >> welcome back to the camilla tominey show. still lots more to come on. just a minute. i'm going to be joined by the mayor of the west midlands, andy street. streeting shadow street. wes streeting shadow health going be health secretary is going to be joining too, and i'm going to joining me too, and i'm going to be to alon levy, the be speaking to alon levy, the israel spokesman, and israel government spokesman, and liam mp and liam byrne, the labour mp and chair the business select chair of the business select committee, be committee, is going to be

heavy snow showers have been sweeping across shetland all day, and at times we have had blizzard conditions and a biting cold wind here in the islands schools across shetland are close tomorrow, the fourth day in a row and at the airport, that has been closed today and all flights in and out of the islands, we have not had any for two days. shetland is driven by the weather, there is community spirit and everybody looks after everybody but there has been a silver lining as well with children enjoying sledging in the snow and also some have been skiing. this amber weather warning laughs across the north of scotland including orkney and shetland until six o'clock tomorrow night. on a lighter note, shetland welcomed a visitor from the arctic, a beluga whale was seen swimming off the west of the islands. perhaps a sign that the cold weather is welcome for them. john, thank you, and we will have a full weather forecast before the end of the programme as usual. the rochdale mp, sir tony lloyd, has died at the age of 73. sir tony, who represented labour in the area for over a0 years, said he'd been receiving treatment for blood cancer, but

of england and the channel islands, large amounts of cloud across scotland in particular with some showery rain, windy up towards the northern isles, and cold across shetland the early part of the evening. overnight, we keep fairly large amounts of cloud, still some showers here and there, clearer skies, though, a slice of clear sky spreading from the south—west. temperatures dropping to around 3, 4 or 5 degrees, some places just a little colder than that. into tomorrow, low pressure to the north of the uk, still generating some showery rain. this frontal system bringing some rain into the south, in between this slice of sunshine, tending to drift a little bit further northwards through the day. the far north of england, parts of northern ireland and scotland staying cloudy, showery, windy in the far north, and then this rain starts to edge into southern counties of england. we will have to keep an eye on this, there�*s still a bit of uncertainty about this weather system, it may edge just a little bit further northwards, it will bring heavy rain in places where we really do not need it, moving into south—east england and east anglia through the evening, a

of england and the channel islands, large amounts of cloud across scotland in particular with some showery rain, windy up towards the northern isles, and cold across shetland barely above freezing here, and generally speaking, temperatures around 6—9 degrees as we head into the early part of the evening. 0vernight, we keep fairly large amounts of cloud, still some showers here and there, clearer skies, though, a slice of clear sky spreading from the south—west. temperatures dropping to around 3, 4 or 5 degrees, some places just a little colder than that. into tomorrow, low pressure to the north of the uk, still generating some showery rain. this frontal system bringing some rain into the south, in between this slice of sunshine, tending just a little bit further northwards through the day. the far north of england, northern ireland and scotland staying cloudy, showery, windy in the far north, and then this rain starts to edge into southern counties of england. we will have to keep an eye on this, there's still a bit of uncertainty about this weather system, it may edge just a little bit further northwards, it will bring heavy rain in places where we really

shetland. because yesterday the bbc�*s correspondent based there told us about a huge story on the island.today trying to track down the whale and to talk to the people who had already seen it. with shetland shivering in freezing conditions, perhaps it was no surprise that a visitor well used to arctic temperatures would choose to venture into nearby waters. this lone beluga whale was spotted off the coast of hillswick, to the delight of seasoned local whale watchers. we arrived to a beautiful big bay, but in absolutely freezing arctic conditions, and we were there for maybe five minutes looking out on what was really dark water and suddenly this incredible ivory coloured whale surfaced in front of us. it was just the most magical moment. david attenbourough: elsewhere in the arctic, belugas are gathering in their thousands. it's not unusual to see other whales off the coast of shetland, but the beluga is more often found around the arctic circle, as it was here in david attenborough's blue planet. this latest confirmed sighting was just the sixth in scottish waters. the earliest sighting

shetlands. then as we go to wednesday night into thursday we see this next system running into the south—west bringing outbreaks of heavy rain, particularly across the channel islandsy be that the rain just edges a little bit further north than this. elsewhere, sunny spells, scattered showers, not as windy by this stage and again those temperatures dropping back just a little, 6—ioc for most of us. then a change in the weather for the end of the week, low pressure will slowly but surely loosen its grip with high pressure building from the west and also building from the east which will tend to settle things down and bring more in the way of dry weather but this will also introduce some somewhat colder air. we are not looking at anything unusual or extreme for this time of year butjust colder than it has been with those temperatures dropping back to or may be below the average for the time of year. and it could be wintry in places. live from london. this is bbc news... japan's prime minister confirms that five coastguard crew have been killed in a collision between two planes at tokyo's haneda airport. all 379 passengers and crew managed to escape the burning japan

but also really strong winds, gusts of close to 80 mph in shetland but if you think that wind sounds strong, spare a thought for the faroe islands120 mph, some measurements suggest we may have seen gusts of more than 150 mph in the faroe islands. thankfully, the wins have not been that strong and they are going to ease as we go through the night here. a band of rain pushing southwards across england and wales, some wintry showers pushing into western scotland and temperatures close to freezing so a frost for some as we start tomorrow not a bad —looking day. we will see some spells of sunshine. it will turn hazy as we see more high cloud streaming in from the west. some thicker cloud into northern ireland, northern england and scotland. some rain getting into the north—west of scotland through the afternoon. it will be windy but not as windy as it has been today. highs of eight, nine or ten. the rain in north—west scotland comes courtesy of this warm front, as that pushes its way north—eastwards on thursday night into friday, it will leave us in this wedge of very mild air. moist air as well, this wedge of very mild air. moist ai

shetland where the strongest winds in this storm were. no, they were in the core of storm ingunn and that runs straight across the faroe islands to our northwestds. they reported a gust on one of their weather stations of 155 mph. in relatively well sheltered torshavn, we had a top gust of 120 mph there in the capital of the faroe islands. thankfully, those really powerful winds stayed well away from our shores. we had a top gust of 75 in lerwick and not far behind that in the highlands and the hebrides. now, overnight tonight we've got a band of rain, a cold front pushing southwards across england and wales, bringing some rain that will clear later in the night. and with clearing skies and lighter winds, one or two mist and fog patches possible, there's also likely to be one or two patches of frost around as well as we head into the first part of thursday. now storm ingunn will be bringing some very strong winds to norway on thursday, gusts over 100 mph, blizzard conditions with lots of snow. our weather is going to be a good deal quieter than that. you'll be pleased to hear. we've got a ridge of high pressure and that means for many of us, i

it's not yet clear if the heavy snow in the islands this week played any part in helping the whale feel at home, in waters off hillswick. with shetland's visitor well used to arctic temperatures would choose to venture into nearby waters. this lone beluga whale was spotted off the coast of hillswick, to the delight of seasoned local whale watchers. we arrived to a beautiful big bay, but in absolutely freezing, arctic conditions, and we were there for maybe five minutes, looking out on what was really dark water, and suddenly this incredible ivory—coloured whale surfaced in front of us. it was just the most magical moment. this latest confirm siding was just a six in waters for the new looking at sick sightings over the course of many years. at sick sightings over the course of many years-— at sick sightings over the course of many years. this is an extra special treat for anybody _ many years. this is an extra special treat for anybody who _ many years. this is an extra special treat for anybody who is _ many years. this is an extra special treat for anybody who is a - many years. this is an extra special treat for anybody who is a wha

of england and the channel islands, large amounts of cloud across scotland in particular with some showery rain, windy up towards the northern isles, and cold across shetlandlly speaking, temperatures around 6—9 degrees as we head into the early part of the evening. overnight, we keep fairly large amounts of cloud, still some showers here and there, clearer skies, though, a slice of clear sky spreading from the south—west. temperatures dropping to around three, four or five degrees, some places just a little colder than that. into tomorrow, low pressure to the north of the uk, still generating some showery rain. this frontal system bringing some rain into the south, in between this slice of sunshine, tending to drift a little bit further northwards through the day. the far north of england, parts of northern ireland and scotland staying cloudy, showery, windy in the far north, and then this rain starts to edge into southern counties of england. we will have to keep an eye on this, there's still a bit of uncertainty about this weather system, it may edge just a little bit further northwards, it will bring heavy rain in places where we really do not need it,

southern counties of england and channel islands, large amounts of cloud across scotland in particular with some showery rain, windy up towards the northern isles, shetlands spreading from the south—west. temperatures dropping to three, four, 5 degrees, some places colder than that. some places generating showery rain, the frontal system bringing rain into the cells, in between this slice of sunshine, attending just a little bit further northward through the day. the far northward through the day. the far north of england, northern ireland and scotland same showery, windy and the far north, then this rain starts to edge into southern counties of england. we will have to keep an eye on this, still a bit of uncertainty about this weather system, it may edge just a little quick further northwards, it will bring heavy rain in places where we do not need it, living into this artistic regimen east anglia through the evening, on the southern flank it may be we see another swathe of quite strong winds, by friday that weather system is clearing out into continental europe. friday is a bit of a transition, some showers around, but things will be slowly drying out

shetland where the strongest winds in this storm were. no, they were in the core of storm ingunn and that runs straight across the faroe islands to our northwestn relatively well sheltered torshavn, we had a top gust of 120 mph there in the capital of the faroe islands. thankfully, those really powerful winds stayed well away from our shores. we had a top gust of 75 in lerwick and not far behind that in the highlands and the hebrides. now, overnight tonight we�*ve got a band of rain, a cold front pushing southwards across england and wales, bringing some rain that will clear later in the night. and with clearing skies and lighter winds, one or two mist and fog patches possible, there�*s also likely to be one or two patches of frost around as well as we head into the first part of thursday. now storm ingunn will be bringing some very strong winds to norway on thursday, gusts over 100 mph, blizzard conditions with lots of snow. 0ur weather is going to be a good deal quieter than that. you�*ll be pleased to hear. we�*ve got a ridge of high pressure and that means for many of us, it�*s a bright start to the day. should stay sunny for the most part

shetland as well. some rough seas here in sumburgh. the core of the strong winds, though, associated with this storm system, which is storm ingunn, mowed right across the faroe islandsons run by landsverk, which is a public authority responsible for infrastructure in the faroes, had a reported gust of 155mph in the hills. meanwhile in sheltered capital of torshavn, we had a gust of 125mph. unimaginable strength to that storm system. thankfully it stayed a long way away from us, but it was close enough to bring some 70mph gusts in both the highlands and also in shetland. now, that storm system hasn'tjust finished yet, because it's working eastwards into norway — top red weather warnings in force here. gusts again over 100mph. here there'll be blizzard conditions, some heavy snow on the way as well. for us on thursday, get a ridge of high pressure across england and wales, so that's where the rest of the dry and sunny weather is going to be. tending to turn a bit cloudier after a bright start across northern areas, and certainly for the north and west of scotland we're looking at another area of rain moving in through thursday afternoon, along with some strengthening

shetland where the strongest winds in this storm were. no, they were in the core of storm ingunn and that runs straight across the faroe islands to our northwesthad a top gust of 120 mph there in the capital of the faroe islands. thankfully, those really powerful winds stayed well away from our shores. we had a top gust of 75 in lerwick and not far behind that in the highlands and the hebrides. now, overnight tonight we've got a band of rain, a cold front pushing southwards across england and wales, bringing some rain that will clear later in the night. and with clearing skies and lighter winds, one or two mist and fog patches possible, there's also likely to be one or two patches of frost around as well as we head into the first part of thursday. now storm ingunn will be bringing some very strong winds to norway on thursday, gusts over 100 mph, blizzard conditions with lots of snow. our weather is going to be a good deal quieter than that. you'll be pleased to hear. we've got a ridge of high pressure and that means for many of us, it's a bright start to the day. should stay sunny for the most part across england and wales. further north, it w

helly aa (pron: shetland's biggest and most spectacular up helly aa viking fire festival is taking place in the capital lerwick in the coming hours. it is one of 12 celebrating the islandsquad" at the head of the procession through the town. the festival cumlinates in the burning of a replica viking galley and this year bbc iplayer will be streaming the festivities for the first time. you will be able to watch it live on the bbc news website from 7pm this evening. thanks for watching today, see you sometime tomorrow. hello. today has been a beautiful day for many northern parts of the uk. however, it is not going to last. beautiful blue skies and sunshine overhead for this weather watcher close to belfast during this afternoon. but, on the earlier satellite picture, you can see that trouble has been brewing. this shield of cloud here and from within this, we will see an increasingly deep area of low pressure passing to the north of the uk. now this low has been named by the norwegian weather service named storm ingunn because it is set to bring winds of more than 100 miles per hour in norway. the wind is not as strong here, but northern parts of the uk can expect some v

shetlands. then as we go to wednesday night into thursday we see this next system running into the south—west bringing outbreaks of heavy rain, particularly across the channel islandsd again those temperatures dropping back just a little, 6—10c for most of us. then a change in the weather for the end of the week, low pressure will slowly but surely loosen its grip with high pressure building from the west and also building from the east which will tend to settle things down and bring more in the way of dry weather but this will also introduce some somewhat colder air. we are not looking at anything unusual or extreme for this time of year butjust colder than it has been with those temperatures dropping back to or may be below the average for the time of year. and it could be wintry in places. frost and fog by night and any showers could be wintry. this is bbc news, the headlines: japan's prime minister confirms that 5 coastguard crew have been killed in a collision between two planes at tokyo's haneda airport. as smoke filled the cabin, all 379 passengers and crew managed to escape the burning japan airlines aircraft using the emergency inflatable slides — before i

shetland where the strongest winds in this storm were. no, they were in the core of storm ingunn and that runs straight across the faroe islands to our northwestust of 120 mph there in the capital of the faroe islands. thankfully, those really powerful winds stayed well away from our shores. we had a top gust of 75 in lerwick and not far behind that in the highlands and the hebrides. now, overnight tonight we've got a band of rain, a cold front pushing southwards across england and wales, bringing some rain that will clear later in the night. and with clearing skies and lighter winds, one or two mist and fog patches possible, there's also likely to be one or two patches of frost around as well as we head into the first part of thursday. now, storm ingunn will be bringing some very strong winds to norway on thursday, gusts over 100 mph, blizzard conditions with lots of snow. our weather is going to be a good deal quieter than that. you'll be pleased to hear. we've got a ridge of high pressure and that means for many of us, it's a bright start to the day. should stay sunny for the most part across england and wales. further north, it will tend t

shetland where the strongest winds in this storm were. no, they were in the core of storm ingunn and that runs straight across the faroe islands to our northwest with clearing skies and lighter winds, one or two mist and fog patches possible, there's also likely to be one or two patches of frost around as well as we head into the first part of thursday. now storm ingunn will be bringing some very strong winds to norway on thursday, gusts over 100 mph, blizzard conditions with lots of snow. our weather is going to be a good deal quieter than that. you'll be pleased to hear. we've got a ridge of high pressure and that means for many of us, it's a bright start to the day. should stay sunny for the most part across england and wales. further north, it will tend to turn cloudier through the afternoon, with outbreaks of rain arriving across the north and west of scotland through thursday afternoon. with the wind strengthening, it won't be quite as windy as it's been though today. but friday, a lot of cloud around. best of any breaks in a cloud across eastern areas will continue to be quite windy generally. some rain across the north and west of scot

shetland. the rain gathering towards the south—west will push into the channel islands and southern counties this make a lot of people go, i just don't know that story stop they have to be done carefully particularly with this one. an itv drama looking at the faulty computer system that caused the wrongful conviction and imprisonment of hundreds of post office workers concludes tonight. so many lives were dramatically and awfully affected. the show has generated a huge response, including from breakfast viewers. ben has more on this. a lot of people saying on seeing the drama, they knew about the story but they didn't know fully the impact on how it came about.— how it came about. yes, there has really come _ how it came about. yes, there has really come across _ how it came about. yes, there has really come across in _ how it came about. yes, there has really come across in the - how it came about. yes, there hasj really come across in the response we have seen to the drama and the explanation we gave to the background to it all. it has been described as one of the biggest miscarriages ofjustice