a british man, simon nellist, is named as the victim of a fatal shark attack in sydney. slight step out, that is it, down and gone. and the pressure shows for 15 year old kamila valieva, the russian skater who failed a drugs test in tears as she misses an olympic medal in the free skate. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel... the wait is over — a first medalfor team gb at the winter olympics — where the men's curling team are guaranteed at least silver. good evening. the met office has issued its most serious red weather warning meaning a risk to life when storm eunice reaches the uk tomorrow morning. alerts are in place across the country, with wind speeds of between 70 and 90mph predicted. the government held an emergency cobra meeting to discuss its response to the impending storm, and borisjohnson said the army was "on standby." a red warning means possible danger to life from debris, damage to homes, and powercuts, and significant travel disruption. in cornwall and somerset, people are being urged to only travel if "absolutely necessary," with many school

a british man, simon nellist, is named as the victim of a fatal shark attack in sydney.light step out, so that's it, gone — and disaster for the 15—year—old russian skater at the centre of the winter olympics doping controversy. an error—strewn routine means she misses out on a medal. good evening. the met office has issued its most serious red weather warning meaning a risk to life when storm eunice reaches the uk tomorrow morning. alerts are in place across the country, with wind speeds of between 70—90 mph predicted. the government held an emergency cobra meeting to discuss its response to the impending storm, and borisjohnson said the army was "on standby." a red warning means possible danger to life from debris, damage to homes, and power cuts, and significant travel disruption. in cornwall and somerset, people are being urged only to travel if "absolutely necessary," with many schools being told to close. it comes just a day after storm dudley caused some damage in parts of northern england and scotland. here's our science editor rebecca morelle. taking the measure

a diving instructor and an avid ocean lover, simon nellist was a regular swimmer who reportedly wentffshore here in choppy waters before he was attacked by a white shark, reportedly between four to five metres. rescuers found human remains and pieces of a wet suit and the search continues for what is left of his body and for the shark as well. it's very tricky to identify the animal. so to give your viewers some idea, we do have sharks in australian waters but it's not every day that we do see a white shark over three metres long and i'm talking a great white shark, and people off bondi beach are swimming with sharks just about every day but this animal is very large and is probably moving the area for some reason. most of sydney's beaches have been closed, including here in bondi. many swimmers have said that while they want to go back into the water, they were quite shaken by what happened. this is the city's first fatal shark attack in nearly six decades, one that has devastated a community and shocked sydneysiders. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. a sex offender who police said

simon nellist was a 35—year—old diving instructor who lived in australia.st of the area's beaches are now closed to the public as the authorities continue their hunt for the shark. shaimaa khalil reports from sydney. a diving instructor and an avid ocean lover, simon nellist was a regular swimmer who reportedly went to little bay beach in sydney's east almost every day, but wednesday was his last. he's believed to have been swimming just offshore here in choppy waters before he was attacked by a white shark, reportedly between four to five metres. rescuers found human remains and pieces of a wet suit and the search continues for what is left of his body and for the shark as well. it is very tricky to identify the animal. so, to give your viewers some idea, we do have sharks in australian waters, but it's not every day that we do see a white shark over three metres long. and i'm talking a great white shark, and people off bondi beach are swimming with sharks just about every day, but this animal is very large and was probably moving the area for some reason.

simon nellist, who was 35, died in the attack on wednesday off little bay.two people are in hospital after the helicopter they were flying in crashed into the sea off miami in florida. early reports suggest the helicopter lost engine power, but that the pilot was able to steer away from people on the beach, even as the helicopter fell. the federal aviation authority and the national transportation board are to investigate. graham howell was in the water when the helicopter crashed. he told us what happened. the event itself is something you would see only in a movie. we were in the water vacationing 30—50 yards from where the helicopter meant the water and thinking about what was going to the minds of the pilot and passengers and that helicopter is something amazing. the helicopter actually made touchdown on the water after what appeared to be some sort of engine or mechanicalfailure and i'm hearing or i have heard conflicting reports that all of the passengers are in a stable condition in hospital and now we are waiting to see what the faa is going to do ab

simon nellist had been swimming close inshore. it was the first deadly attack in sydney since 1963.ile construction is in full swing, almost 200 other temples in the city are on the verge of collapse. it is special. it is believed to be the birthplace of one of the most revered deities. medieval kings built temples in the holy city, attracting millions of pilgrims each year. while the prominent got a face—lift in 2017, many temples are falling apart. somewhere in the middle of this temple town, believe me, it is not at all as glamorous as it looks from outside. what we find our crumbling structures, mostly temples, narrow lanes for filth and structures like these, almost 150 years old, used to be an activity hub but now that is left now is this. home to at least 6000 temples, pilgrims kept this tiny city going for centuries. now, all eyes are on an ambitious new building dedicated to one deity. almost $1 billion have already been donated but other temples are being neglected.— donated but other temples are being neglected. pilgrimages to sta here being neglected. pilgrimages to stay

simon nellist, who was 35, died in the attack on wednesday off little bay.ck in sydney for nearly 60 years. efforts are continuing to restore power supplies to 100 and 55 thousand homes in the aftermath of storm eunice. some public transport routes are still suspended after one of the worst storms to hit the uk in decades. two new weather warnings have been issued for later today — high winds will affect much of the country, while heavy rain is forecast for the north west of england. danny savage has more. it has been a day of assessing storm damage, right across the country. in brentwood in essex, a 400—year—old oak tree came crashing down on a family home, causing extensive damage. all of us were working from home, and about 1130 yesterday morning, probably the height of the wind speed, i would say, we just felt the house move, and that was a big gust of wind, and seconds later, the tree just crashed into the house, and we were covered in dust and just general debris, and we ran outside to see what had happened and we were confronted with what you can see

simon nellist, who was 35, died in the attack on wednesday off little bay — the first fatal attack ind his questionnaire about allegations of downing street lockdown breaches to the metropolitan police. around 50 people received the document, which has the same status as information given in an interview under caution. the prime minister has previously said he didn't believe he'd broken any rules but apologised "for the things we simply didn't get right". the nhs in england is going to stop using money donated by the betting industry to help treat gambling addicts. the move comes after patients and medics raised concerns about a conflict of interest. a french modelling agent and a former associate of the late us financier and sex offender jeffrey epstein has been found dead in his prison cell in paris. jean—luc brunel was found in the early hours of this morning at la sante prison. the 76—year—old was detained since december 2020 as part of an inquiry into allegations of rape, sexual assault and sexual harassment. in august 2019, jeffrey epstein was found hanged in prison in new york

simon nellist, who was 35, died in the attack on wednesday off little bay — the first fatal attack inspells or heavy rain to look out for on sunday and the winds are going to be a feature once again. plenty of isobars on the chart, as you can see, and a series of weather fronts pushing in off the atlantic. so to begin with on saturday, the rain should be fairly light and patchy across england and wales, but we're expecting some heavier bursts to move into northern ireland, gradually drifting their way into northern england and north wales. and all that is going to spread its way eastwards through the afternoon. for scotland and northern ireland, it's a case of sunny spells and squally showers, driven along by some pretty gusty winds once again. inland, 40—50 mph quite widely. on exposed coasts, we could see in excess of 60 mph once again. but it will be relatively mild with it, particularly across england and wales, with top temperatures peaking at 13 celsius. the winds remain strong sunday night into monday, slowly dying down through the day on monday, leaving a trail of sunny spells

death by a shark near sydney yesterday has been identified as a british expatriate. 35—year—old simon nellisthave been shut as a precaution. let's speak to our correspondent in sydney, phil mercer. this news of the victim of the shark attack just this news of the victim of the shark attackjust breaking in the last short while, what more do we know about the victim? indie short while, what more do we know about the victim?— about the victim? we know that he was attacked _ about the victim? we know that he was attacked in _ about the victim? we know that he was attacked in the _ about the victim? we know that he was attacked in the afternoon - was attacked in the afternoon yesterday at a place called little bay, a short distance from the coastline, fishermen who were nearby have described a violent and frenzied attack, it is believed that a great white shark between three and five metres in length was responsible. 0ne eyewitness described the noise of the attack, as being similar to a vehicle being thrown into the water. a horrific story, a dramatic story from start to finish. a short time late

a british man, simon nellist, is named as the victim of a fatal

it killed the diving instructor, british expats, simon nellist.ling an area to try and search for the sharks, there has been no sighting. i will point to the area right here, this is little bay today. it is a lovely sunny day and swimmers are backin lovely sunny day and swimmers are back in the water. i have been speaking some of them on my way up here and many of them has said, this is shocking, they did not expect anything like this to happen. as swimmers you go in and do expect sharks to be in the water but they didn't expect it to happen. authorities are saying that they are continuing to search for human remains. the patrols are still continuing. but the swimmers are told to be careful, where they swim, and the whereabouts of where they go. and the whereabouts of where they i o, ., ~' and the whereabouts of where they to. ., " , ., and the whereabouts of where they i o, ., ~' , ., , . and the whereabouts of where they we can speak now to wildlife scientist dr vanessa pirotta from sydney. as our reporter was saying, people expect sharks to be

death by a shark near sydney yesterday has been identified as a british expatriate. 35—year—old simon nellistatally attacked off little bay beach, about 12 miles south of australia's largest city. a number of the country's best known beaches have been shut as a precaution. here's our sydney correspondent phil mercer. we know that he was attacked in the afternoon yesterday at little bay, a short distance from the coastline. the fish in described violent and frenzied attack —— fishermen who were nearby described violent and frenzied attack. it is believed great white was responsible. an eyewitness described the noise of the attack as being similar to a car being thrown into the water. this was a horrific story, a traumatic story from start to finish and a short time later human remains were found. the mayor of the local area of the beach here in sydney has said it has shaken to the core of the community, that uses the beach, each and every day. this is a story that because of this man's family connections in the united kingdom will spread ripples of sadness and grief right around the world. the

simon nellist, a 35 year—old expat, was said to have been a regular visitor to little bay in south—eastern at reporter anthony's is me. good to have you with us, bring us up to speed, what exactly has happened? this speed, what exactly has happened? is you mentioned, speed, what exactly has happened? sis you mentioned, donald trump and two of his children may have to sit down and provide testimony under oath as part of this investigation into donald trump's business practices. i should emphasise this is the civil investigation done by new york state looking at whether donald trump's business organisation misrepresented property valuations. they were saying the properties were worth more to get better terms on loans, but then turning around and saying they were worth less when they were trying to file for lower income tax evaluations on these. so this is a civil investigation, there's also a criminal probe going on in new york city looking into similar practices by the trump organisation. and what donald trump's lawyers are saying is that the civil investigation should be put on hold until

that man named locally as british man simon nellist.