sean dilley is in snowdown. in his 20s was arrested at around 9:30pm last night in connection with the murder of the 53—year—old police community support officerjulia james. now, officers are saying that this, notwithstanding, they are still asking people to come forward with any information that relates to two the 27th of april, particularly keen to speak to anybody who was in the area between 1pm and apm, maybe you felt uncomfortable, you had to cross the road, or you had to change your route? any of that information, cctv is, they say is very important people come forward. {lilia cctv is, they say is very important people come forward.— cctv is, they say is very important people come forward. 0k, sean, thank ou. several of the uk's busiest rail lines are facing severe disruption after cracks were spotted on some high—speed trains. lner is asking passengers not to travel on the east coast main line today, and many great western services to bristol and penzance have also been cancelled, as well as hull trains a

the 53—year—old was found dead near her home in snowdown, kent, almost two weeks ago.om the canterbury area on friday evening. there has been more violence in the last few hours in and around the old city ofjerusalem. it's the third consecutive night of confrontations between israeli police and palestinians, with tensions running high over planned evictions of palestinians from homes in eastjerusalem. last night's violence came after thousands had prayed at the al—aqsa mosque compound, on the most holy night of ramadan. our middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem. what is happening now? well, after dark, after ramadan _ what is happening now? well, after dark, after ramadan evening - what is happening now? well, after. dark, after ramadan evening prayers, several of the hot spots around east jerusalem became inflamed once again including close to the al—aqsa mosque and also by the damascus gate, one of the entrances to the old city. and there have been heavy clashes between israeli police, local palestinians and jewish settlers in this neighbourhood of s

the body of 53—year—old julia james was found in a wood in snowdown near dover on tuesday.that so far no motive or suspects have been identified. helena wilkinson reports. this normally quiet rural part of kent has become the focus of an extensive murder investigation. it was on the edge of this would wearjulia james was found, just a few hundred yards from where she lived. the 53—year—old liz community support officer had been working from home on tuesday. she had taken her dog for a walk when she was attacked. kent police say she was not in police uniform when she was found. police say the body ofjulia james was found by a number of people close to the woods on tuesday afternoon. she died from significant head injuries. at this stage, they don't have any suspects, nor can they find a clear motive. what they are not ruling out is that she was killed by a stranger. it that she was killed by a stranger-— that she was killed by a straner. , . . . , stranger. it is a particularly challenging _ stranger. it is a particularly challenging and _ stranger. it is a particularly chal

julia james, who disappeared last month after taking her dog for a walk in woodland in snowdown in kentofficers say they've already received more than 1,000 pieces of information from members of the public, but say their investigation is very much ongoing. i continue to appeal for witnesses. i am confident that there were people in the area at the time that we are yet to speak to. it's absolutely crucial, we have an obligation to piece together exactly what happened in the last moments ofjulia's life. and, appearing to gesture to reporters outside court in chatham, this morning, this is the man who police believe killed her — 21—year—old callum wheeler, from aylsham. this initial hearing for callum wheeler lasted only around five minutes. he spoke just to confirm his name, his age and his address. he was remanded in custody and will appear at maidstone crown court on thursday, charged with julia james's murder. it's exactly two weeks since julia james's body was found. the case is expected to go to trial early next year. jon donnison, bbc news, in chatham in kent. at least seven childre

julia james, who disappeared last month after taking her dog for a walk in woodland in snowdown in kentn 1000 pieces of information from members of the public, but say their investigation is very much ongoing. i continue to appeal for witnesses. i am confident that there were people in the area at the time that we are yet to speak to. it's absolutely crucial, we have an obligation to piece together exactly what happened in the last moments ofjulia's life. and appearing to gesture to reporters outside court in chatham, this morning, this is the man who police believe killed her — 21—year—old callum wheeler, from aylsham. appearing to gesture to reporters outside the court this morning. 21—year—old callum wheeler, from aylsham. this initial hearing for callum wheeler lasted only around five minutes. he spokejust to confirm his name, his age and his address. he was remanded in custody and will appear at maidstone crown court on thursday, charged with julia james's murder. it's exactly two weeks since julia james's body was found. the case is expected to go to trial early next year. jon don

she was found dead in akholt wood near snowdown eight days ago after taking her dog for a walk.age, released by kent police, shows julia james walking her dog, police, showsjulia james walking her dog, just as she had been on the day she was killed. she is also wearing the same clothing, apart from the gloves. police hope it will trigger people's from the gloves. police hope it will trigger people's memories. from the gloves. police hope it will trigger people's memories. police have yet to establish a motive for the attack. i have yet to establish a motive for the attack. ., ., have yet to establish a motive for the attack-— the attack. i do not know if it is somebody _ the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she _ the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she knew, _ the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she knew, i- the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she knew, i do i the attack. i do not know if it is somebody she knew, i do not l the attack. i do not know if it is i somebody she knew, i do not know if it is a stranger attack. of course, that possibility

on this notice, this hand—out which i'm sure was put through lots of doors and letterboxes of the snowdownre you are going and for how long you will be. that someone where you are going and for how long you will be.— how long you will be. that obviously raises notably _ how long you will be. that obviously raises notably the _ how long you will be. that obviously raises notably the thought _ how long you will be. that obviously raises notably the thought in - raises notably the thought in people's mind that because the police have not arrested anyone, don't see an apparent motive at this stage as to why she should have been and she was attacked and they cannot rule out this could be a random act of terrible violence and if somebody, that kind of act one is, you fear they might do it again so it is good precautionary advice. for herfamily to lose it is good precautionary advice. for her family to lose somebody in the circumstances, but to know that nobody knows why or can hint or guess at why or say this is the explanation and we are investigating it, it must add to the trauma they are goin

i would like to thank, particularly the, local residents, of snowdown and alesham — they've been massivelyvestigation team. that is so important. it's helping us to piece together everything that happened at that time. i would again appeal for anybody who has any information, any recollection, anybody who is in that location on monday, tuesday or wednesday last week. in the area of the woods and fields to the south of alesham. donald trump's ban from facebook and instagram has been upheld by facebook�*s oversight board — but the board also criticised the permanent nature of the ban as beyond the scope of facebook�*s normal penalties. the former president was banned from both sites injanuary following the capitol hill riots. donald trump says the actions of facebook, twitter and google are a "total disgrace" and an "embarrassment to our country." i'm joined now by our correspondent gary 0'donoghue in washington. things have been a bit quiet since donald trump left the white house but he's making a lot of noise this evening about his social media ban. in many ways, it placed over into his ha

julia james, who disappeared last month after taking her dog for a walk in woodland in snowdown in kentom members of the public, but say their investigation is very much ongoing. i continue to appeal for witnesses. i am confident that there were people in the area at the time that we are yet to speak to. it�*s absolutely crucial, we have an obligation to piece together exactly what happened in the last moments ofjulia�*s life. and appearing to gesture to reporters outside court in chatham, this morning, this is the man who police believe killed her — 21—year—old callum wheeler, from aylsham. this initial hearing for callum wheeler lasted only around five minutes. he spoke just to confirm his name, his age and his address. he was remanded in custody and will appear at maidstone crown court on thursday, charged with julia james�*s murder. it�*s exactly two weeks since julia james�*s body was found. the case is expected to go to trial early next year. jon donnison, bbc news, in chatham in kent. the uk�*s financial watchdog has opened a case into greensill capital. it�*s found lex greensill

she was found dead in woodland near snowdown eight days ago after taking her dog for a walk.s she was last seen wearing. helena wilkinson reports. this new image, released by kent police, shows julia james walking her dog, just as she had been on the day she was killed. she's also wearing the same clothing, apart from the gloves. police hope it'll trigger people's memories. police have yet to establish a motive for the attack. i do not know if it's somebody she knew, i do not know if it's a stranger attack. of course, that possibility is particularly frightening to local residents. i don't know, therefore, if it's someone who's regularly in the area. not far from where julia james was killed, officers are continuing to speak to residents as part of the investigation. so far, they've received over 700 pieces of information from the public — but they need more help. today, they also released this map of the crime scene. they want to speak to anyone who was in the area between 1pm and a:30pm last tuesday afternoon. the police community support officer had been with the kent forc

simonjones is in snowdown in kent this morning with the latest.for progress in _ happened? they are desperate for progress in the — happened? they are desperate for progress in the investigation. - happened? they are desperate for| progress in the investigation. they have thanked everybody who has come here to bring flowers, and who has sent the messages. they say there has been an outpouring of love from the local community here, from people who knew her, from her work colleagues, and they say they are determined to do everything they can to help the police. the police say there is no clear motive in this case. there is no clear suspects. but the family say they are desperate to find who is responsible for this. kent police officers continuing to investigate the death of one of their own. julia james has been remembered by her colleagues for her commitment and passion to herjob. they save our devastated by what has happened, feelings shared by pcs so's james' family. in a statement, they said she was so much to so many people, a wife, mother, dau

julia james was attacked just over a couple of weeks ago, near her home in snowdown, near dover.se, which will link london with the west midlands. scientists at stanford university in the us have found a way to help a paralysed man write on a computer — by using chips implanted into his brain that converts his thoughts into words. the man was asked to imagine that he was using a pen and paper to write sentences, which the chips decoded. frank willett is the lead author of this study, he told us more about how it works. these sensors are very small, 4in millimetres, arrays of tiny electrodes that are placed on the outer layer of the brain. and they are interfacing with actual single neurons, so we are listening to the electrical impulses of single nerve cells in the brain. so, what is new about it is this idea of using handwriting. so, previous brain computer interfaces worked by allowing people to move a computer cursor on the screen using their thoughts, using their brain activity, and to type things, they would click on keys one at a time. but we found that it is actually much

it is exactly two weeks since the body ofjulia james was discovered in woodland in snowdown in kent.ore than 1,000 pieces of information from the public regarding her murder, but they are still appealing for anyone who was in the area on or around the 27th of april to come forward if they might have any information. this case very much an ongoing investigation and the case not expected to go to court until early next year. ministers have confirmed that international travel for england can gradually resume from 17 may, as 12 countries and territories are added to the green list. strict rules on testing and quarantine will remain in place to protect public health and as the public are warned not to travel to "amber" and "red" countries for leisure. the transport secretary, grant shapps, says passengers should expect additional checks and longer queues at the border. meanwhile, nicola sturgeon has urged continued caution from scots on international travel, after plans to relax rules were announced. the first minister said scotland would move to a traffic light system, depending on the s