stephen cameron's mother died three years ago.an now read why kenneth noye has been released, because of pressure on the parole board to publish its decisions. and in two months‘ time, the ministry ofjustice will launch a scheme which allows victims of crime to appeal, if they don't agree. but too late for stephen's family. kenneth noye is being freed because the parole board believes he's no longer a threat to the public. tom symonds, bbc news. the united nations general assembly has overwhelmingly supported a resolution, demanding that britain cede control of the chagos islands to mauritius. the international court ofjustice had previously said the islands in the indian ocean were illegally split from mauritius in the 1960s, when the country gained independence. itv says love island contestants will be given mandatory therapy sessions as part of their enhanced duty of care procedures. it follows calls for the show to be dropped in the wake of the death of a guest who took part in thejeremy kyle show, as well as two of love islan

the parole board said he'd addressed his: stephen cameron's mother died three yea rs stephen cameron'sdied three years ago. his father, ken, later wrote to the government demanding noye not be released. today he told us noye not be released. today he told us he was gutted. we can now read why kenneth noye has been released, because of pressure from the parole board to publish its decisions and into months‘ time, the ministry ofjustice will release a scheme that allows victims of crime to appeal if they do not agree. but too late for stephen‘s family. noye is being freed because the pa role noye is being freed because the parole board believes he is no longer a threat to the public. tom symonds, bbc news. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show: a new look at lady liberty. this is incredible. we‘ve got it all to ourselves. wow, definitely worth the ungodly wake—up call. travel tips from our global guru. and going off grid on the coast of norway. we came around the point here, turned off the engine and i said, "well, this is it. "this is the place." our dreams beca

stephen cameron's mother died three years ago.e released. today he told us he was "gutted". we can now read why kenneth noye has been released, because of pressure on the parole board to publish its decisions. and in two months‘ time, the ministry ofjustice will launch a scheme which allows victims of crime to appeal, if they don't agree. but too late for stephen's family. kenneth noye is being freed because the parole board believes he's no longer a threat to the public. tom symonds, bbc news. this wild day in washington began with a meeting of democrats —— in the united states, president trump has walked out of a meeting with democratic leaders, announcing that he's unwilling work with them unless they stop investigating him and lift the threat of impeachment. the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, had accused him of a cover—up in relation to the investigation into russian interference in his election campiagn. 0ur correspondent nick bryant reports from washington. this wild day in washington began with a meeting of democrats o

noye is serving a life sentence for stabbing to death 21—year—old stephen cameron in kent in 1996 inrd said he no longer posed a risk to the public. tom symonds reports. 1998. kenneth noye, smiling, but his time on the run in spain had come to an end. two years earlier, at an m25 junction, 21—year—old stephen cameron got into a road rage argument with him. he could not have known he was confronting a notorious criminal. noye stabbed him to death. he'd just finished a sentence for helping the brink's—mat robbers hide their stolen gold. 19 years later, he is to be freed from an open prison in kent. the parole board said he had addressed his tendency to use violence in certain conditions, and he demonstrated maturity about his situation, as well as greater insight into his past behaviour. but his victim's father said he was gutted, and his mother said in 2015... life should mean life. he should stay there. he's shown no remorse. he killed our son. our son hasn't got a lie. i don't think you should ever come out. she died the following year. we can now read why kenneth noye has been rele

noye stabbed 21—year—old stephen cameron to death in a road rage attack in 1996 and was arrested in spainctions, the elections that were not supposed to happen but european parliament reelections will happen tomorrow. we are looking at the west midlands. the region elected three ukip meps, two conservative and two labour. in the 2016 referendum, 59.3 % of voters across the west midlands voted to leave the european union. in birmingham itself, 50.4% voted to leave, 49.6 to remain. to discuss this further, i'm joined now from birmingham by professor alex de ruyter. he's director of the centre for brexit studies, birmingham city university. thank you for being with us. the vote in the referendum for birmingham itself was on a knife edge. patty thicket will go tomorrow. is the brexit party going tomorrow. is the brexit party going to make inroads the way it seems to have gone and other parts of the country? the polls currently predict of course that the brexit party looked to be set to win about 40% of the vote which will translate into three meps elected. they would currently replace the thr

stephens. britain's cameron norrie is also through after beating beat australia's john millman.cond round. days after their defeat to premier league champions manchester city, brighton are looking for a new manager after chris hughton was sacked, following their battle with relegation this season. they've only managed two wins from 18 league games in 2019 and finished 17th in the table. chairman tony bloom says that poor form, led to him making what he's described as one of his most difficult decisions. in the scottish premiership, st mirren kept alive their hopes of avoiding a relegation play—off with a win against hamilton academical accies had a man sent off in the first half and the pressure eventually told james norwood's goal saw tranmere through to the league two playoff final after they beat forest green. and the man in the middle of your screen leading the celebrations here is premier league referee mike dean! tranmere face newport in the final. mike dean will be there! tyson fury says he loves boxing more than ever as he prepares for his first fight in las vegas. the f

two years after his release from prison for the brink's—mat robbery, he then stabbed stephen cameronain, he argued that he acted in self defence, due jury did not accept it. he has been in custody for over 20 years, and a parole board has now decided that his risks can be safely managed in the community. he turns 72 on friday. what detail do they give on that? particularly stephen cameron's family are going to be wondering how they have come to that decision. well, this is a very distressing decision for his family. his father, ken, has said that he is gutted by the decision. they made representations to the parole board panel and put forward their views that they felt that noye should stay in prison, but the board looked at the progress of kenneth noye while he had been in custody, we have a summary he had been in custody, we have a summary of theirfindings, he had been in custody, we have a summary of their findings, which say that witnesses describe his good conduct and compliance in prison, charted the progress he had made during his sentence, they said that he had demonstrated m