we do not know what damages were awarded, but previously south yorkshire police had apologised. initial handling of the media interest in its investigation into the singer. all of that concerns south yorkshire police, this isn't over yet, sir cliff is still in dispute with the bbc. yes, that dispute was with south yorkshire police and separately with the bbc. the bbc and sir cliff remain separately with the bbc. the bbc and sircliff remain in separately with the bbc. the bbc and sir cliff remain in dispute. the bbc has made no comment on today's developments, but previously a spokesman said that the bbc had reported sir cliff's full denial of allegations at every stage, and they said, we have previously said we are very sorry that sir cliff has suffered distress, but we have a duty to report on matters of public interest, and we stand by our journalism. so he has settled his case with south yorkshire police but is still in dispute with the bbc. more now on the manchester attack. until the tragedy in manchester, the london bombings of 2005 were the worst atrocity by british—born

we know he settled back case with south yorkshire police. previously, south yorkshire police. xiety caused by the initial handling and the media interest into the singer. what about his depute with the bbc? that is ongoing. that has not been settled. the bbc has said, we have said throughout that the bbc responsibility is to report news stories that are in the public interest. the statement goes on to say, the police decision to settle the claim against them because of how the hand of the investigation does not change the fundamental principle that journalistic organisations should be able to report on police and police investigations into vigils. a search happened and because it did the bbc reported it, just as any other media organisation would have an dead. you can clearly see the bbc‘s position. that is reading between those lines. thank you very much indeed. it is coming up to have asked for. let's have a look at the weather. —— 4:30pm. glorious weather in the past couple of days. we have again broken yesterday's temperatures. the hottest day of the day so far. we may find

sir cliff richard and south yorkshire police have settled a legalfight over reports naming him as suspectednd the bbc, over media coverage of a police raid on his home in 2014. he was investigated over historical sexual assault allegations, which he denied. the case was dropped last year and south yorkshire police has apologised wholeheartedly. the bbc is still disputing the singer's claim for damages. that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight — now on bbc news it's time for newsnight. was this the week that changed the election? we talk to the man that invented the swingometer, david butler, who tells me he's never seen anything like it. anything may happen. the movement of opinion recorded in the polls is a bigger movement that has occurred in any previous election. and our panel is back to make sense of an extraordinary seven days. donald trump's time abroad comes to a close. butjust what is awaiting him at home with the russia investigation? it would be a terrible thing if someone who was president of the —— president of the united states knowingly profited of laund

they have settled that with south yorkshire police. little more coming into as at the time. on that injust hope to speak to our correspondent on that in just a moment. south yorkshire police apologising wholeheartedly for the additional anxiety caused by the force's handling of the media interest in its investigation. that has led to some kind of settlement. in the last half hour the us secretary of state rex tillerson, who is on a visit to london, has said his government takes full responsibility for leaks of the british police investigation into monday's bomb attack in manchester. he appeared alongside the foreign secretary, borisjohnson. the information that was released by someone the information that was released by someone from information vital to an ongoing investigation and vital to capturing those who were involved in this keenness crime. we condemn that. the president has been strong in his condemnation and his call for an investigation and prosecution of those who were found to have been responsible for leaking any of this information to the public. we take full r

there has been a settlement between cliff richard and south yorkshire police. verage of a raid in august 2014. at the time sir cliff was investigated over sexual assault allegations which he denied and the case was dropped by the crown prosecution service in june last year. he claimed he had suffered profound and long—lasting damage from this incident. he said the way the police and the bbc had cooperated had infringed his brother say. we know he has settled that case today. we do not have any information on the damages. south yorkshire police had previously said the apologise for the additional anxiety caused by the force's handling into the investigation into the singer. it is not over. he has settled with the police but not with the bbc. bbc have made no comment. previously they have said they are very sorry that he has suffered anxiety. we stand by ourjournalism. that case is still ongoing. thank you for the update. president trump is at a meeting of g7 leaders in sicily. theresa may is expected to urge her colleagues there to do more on tackling extremism o

in the last 2a hours, south yorkshire police have confirmed three further deaths here in the barnsley following the death of six people over easter weekend. four of those are here in barnsley and two in nearby west yorkshire. police believe all nine deaths have been caused by heroin being laced with powerful anaesthetics, one of which is more than 100 times more potent than street heroin. while police continue their investigations, they are urging any users with any concerns to seek urgent medical attention. a search team examining forest land in northern france for the body of seamus ruddy, a man who "disappeared" during the troubles in northern ireland, has found human remains. mr ruddy was working as a teacher in paris in 1985 when he was abducted, killed and buried by the republican paramilitary group, the inla. since monday, investigators have been searching a remote wooded area near rouen, from where our news correspondent mervyn jess reports. following the discovery this morning, the search area has been locked down by french police and the media cameras are not being allowed i

in the last 24 hours, south yorkshire police have confirmed three further deaths here in the barnsleysday and two other users were found dead on the 20th of april. this news comes following the death of six people over easter weekend. four of those are here in barnsley and two in nearby west yorkshire. police believe all nine deaths have been caused by heroin being laced with powerful anaesthetics, one of which is more than 100 times more potent than street heroin. while police continue their investigations, they are urging any users with any concerns to seek urgent medical attention. at least 29 schoolchildren have died in a bus crash in northern tanzania, in what the country's president has described as a "national tragedy". two teachers and a driver also died in the crash. it's thought the vehicle was going down a steep hill in rainy conditions when it plunged into a ravine near the town of karatu. the pupils, who were aged between 12 and 14, were on their way to sit mock exams ahead of seeking places at secondary school. a texas police officer who shot and killed a black teenager

sir cliff richard and south yorkshire police have settled a legal fight over reports naming him as suspectedm the force, and the bbc, over media coverage of a police raid on his home in 2014. he was investigated over historical sexual assault allegations, which he denied. the case was dropped last year and south yorkshire police has apologised wholeheartedly. the bbc is still disputing the singer's claim for damages. neither the conservatives nor labour are presenting an "honest set of choices" to the public over their tax and spending plans — that's according to an influential think tank. the institute for fiscal studies has criticised both parties‘ election manifestos, saying they fail to address the country's long term challenges. here's our economics correspondent andy verity. neither the conservatives nor labour are being honest over their tax and spending plans — that's according to economists from an influential think—tank. the institute for fiscal studies has criticised both parties‘ policy proposals, saying they fail to address the long—term challenges facing the country. what about

in the last 24 hours, south yorkshire police have confirmed three further deaths here in the ba rnsleyre linked to a contaminated batch of heroin. 0ne are linked to a contaminated batch of heroin. one person was found dead on wednesday and two other users we re on wednesday and two other users were found dead on the 20th of april. this news comes following the death of six people over easter weekend. four of those are here in ba rnsley weekend. four of those are here in barnsley and two in nearby west yorkshire. police believe or nine deaths have been caused by heroine being laced with powerful anaesthetics, one of which is more than 100 times more potent than street heroin. while police continue their investigations, they are urging any users with any concerns to seek urgent medical attention. syrian activists say shelling and gunfire has been heard in rebel—held areas, shortly after an agreement to set up safe zones in parts of syria came into force. the deal was reached on thursday between russia and iran, which both back the syrian government. sarah corker reports. syria's civil wa

sir cliff richard and south yorkshire police have settled a legal fight over reports naming him as suspectedbc, over media coverage of a police raid on his home in 2014. he was investigated over historical sexual assault allegations, which he denied. the case was dropped last year and south yorkshire police has apologised wholeheartedly. the bbc is still disputing the singer's claim for damages. president trump's son—in—law and adviser, jared kushner, is reported to be under scrutiny by the fbi inquiry into alleged russian interference in last year's presidential election. investigators are said to believe mr kushner might have relevant information, but that doesn't necessarily mean he's suspected of a crime, as nick bryant reports. jared kushner is arguably donald trump's most trusted adviser. the fbi is now scrutinising a member of the president's innermost family circle. of interest to investigators, meetings that took place in september, during the transition, between jared place in september, during the transition, betweenjared kushner and the russian ambassador to washington and a lead

you saw police officers from south yorkshire and from nottinghamshire andi yorkshire and from nottinghamshireomething that's come from this. you talked about counter—terrorism though starting with bobbies on the beat really and those days are gone, aren't they now? we need to see the main parties address the issue of police funding and police numbers in the general election campaign. in recent times, it is notjust the terror threat, violent crime has been rising and fraud has been increasing and hate crime increasing, but police funding numbers have been going in the opposite direction, you can't have police funding going down. i want all the parties to address this. greater manchester police lost 2,000 officers and we need tv a real and open debate about what the right level of resourcing is. do you think it is inevitable that the resourcing level has to increase? i would say so. level has to increase? i would say so. i think myself that nood police something the first building block ina good something the first building block in a good intelligence system. the officers on the ground, the po