joe wilson was with them at the base in surrey. here at - the base in surrey.e training base, they're - the base in surrey. here at the | training base, they're preparing the base in surrey. here at the i training base, they're preparing for a rugby match and they do have their own rebuilding process to concentrate very clearly on. but there's definitely empathy for their fellow professionals in wales. i know the people that i do know that are there _ know the people that i do know that are there and everyone that i've met that we _ are there and everyone that i've met that we got — are there and everyone that i've met that i've got to know is never been unreasonable and i'm sure they're doing _ unreasonable and i'm sure they're doing the — unreasonable and i'm sure they're doing the right thing by them. we are looking forward to it. were looking — are looking forward to it. were looking forward to going down there and experiencing it for the first time _ and experiencing it for the first time and — and experiencing it for the first time and some people know ex

surrey police . sunday morning. surrey police.y're confident the tragedy is an isolated and that there is no third party involvement as they say. let's get the latest now at the scene with our national paul hawkins . and paul, there was hawkins. and paul, there was some suggestion that police were actually taping off the rifle range. there at the school, but clearly they'll be doing some widespread investigate actions there to try and find out what over the weekend . yeah over the weekend. yeah absolutely, mark. police activity has been ongoing throughout the morning . at the throughout the morning. at the 72 acre site. at colleges, a hugeifs 72 acre site. at colleges, a huge it's rated as the top independent school in the country . 150 pupils here 60% of country. 150 pupils here 60% of whom are a day pupils , 40% whom are a day pupils, 40% boarding. this morning. we've seen police vehicles entering the site , various points around the site, various points around the site, various points around the perimeter . we've also seen the

surrey police have confirmed three bits of information that we have reported on all morning.s a registered gun owner, he had a licence, they have recovered a weapon from the scene registered to him. thirdly there was contact between george pattison and surrey police, he was updating the details of his home address on the licence because they had recently moved, emma pattison only started working at epsom in september last year. we are told mrs paterson actually made are told mrs paterson actually made a distress call to another family member sometime late on saturday or early on sunday morning —— mrs pattison made. that person went to the family home but by the time they got there, all three were dead. surrey police has referred itself to the independent office for police conduct relating to the contact in the days before. it regards that as routine. there will be postmortem examinations later in the week, but a clearer picture is emerging of what happened in the early hours of sunday and the police believe that the person responsible for the two killings, the murders, was th

robin brant, bbc news, epsom college, in surrey.r 20 years, has begun at southwark crown court. carrick has pleaded guilty to 85 offences against 12 women, including 48 rapes, as well as charges of sexual assault and false imprisonment. june kelly is live outside the court. clive, david carrick here in the dark is a —— as a convicted criminal. he is now much slighter than he was during his police years and sitting in court today were some of the women he raped and abused. there was a brief break in proceedings and carrick had to leave the dock, and as he did he glanced towards the women. many details of the crime are too terrible to report. 0ne the crime are too terrible to report. one woman while he was raping her, he had his hands around her throat and he told her that he would be the last thing that she saw. the prosecutor said it was all about humiliating the women. he said some of them were older than him, some of them were older than him, some younger, but they were all in their own way vulnerable. for the two decades, david c

emma patterson was the first female head of award-winning epson college in surrey.ple of female leadership, a woman at the top of her career. but yesterday morning, her body and thatf her seven-year-old daughter and her husband were found. >> i am absolutely loving my time here so far. >> in an interview with pupils two months ago, she spoke about how much she was enjoying her new role. >> it has been wonderful. in terms of transition, it has been a big change for my family. we have obviously moved house. we bought a dog. i have a new job. husband has a new job. myaughter has started a new school. it has been a lot of change for us as a family. >> the school said it was in a state of utter shock and disbelief and that she had enriched the lives of so many throughout her career. her former school where she was also had described her as a passionate, energetic, and inspiring leader and a dedicated teacher. in videos from croydon high school, her passion is obvious. her body and that of her child and husband were found in the house on epson college grounds. plutarch no

surrey police are morning.igating but say they're confident it's an isole incident with no third party involvement . a private underwater rescue company have begun their. . a private underwater rescue company have begun their . search company have begun their. search for nicola polly , the specialist for nicola polly, the specialist diving company sgi have been brought in to assist police in searching the river wyre after ms. bulli vanished over a week ago. police believe the 45 year old fell in the river, but her family and friends have questioned that , saying there's questioned that, saying there's still no evidence . it's after still no evidence. it's after new cctv pictures were released from the day she disappeared, which showed the mother of two loading her car before driving her two children to school . her two children to school. format that a police officer david carrick is due to be sentenced at southern crown court today . carrick admitted to court today. carrick admitted to 24 counts of rape as wel

emma pattison was the first female head of award—winning epsom college in surrey.f her career. but yesterday morning, her body — and that of her seven—year—old daughter lettie and her husband — were found. i am absolutely loving my time here so far. in an interview with pupils just two months ago, emma pattison spoke about how much she was enjoying her new role as head. it's been wonderful. in terms of transition, it has been a really big change for my family. so, we've obviously moved house, we've bought a dog. i have got a newjob, my husband's got a newjob, which wasn't meant to happen but did, and my daughter has started a new school, so there has been a lot of change for us as a family. the school said it was in a state of utter shock and disbelief, and that mrs pattison, as she was known to her pupils here, had enriched the lives of so many throughout her career. her former school, croydon high, where she was also head, described her as a passionate, energetic and inspiring leader, and a dedicated teacher. hello, my name is emma pattison... in videos from croy

so they are surrey police.in the search activities that we've seen here as well. the search activities. patrick really on area, the allotments that we've groups of officers, a big line of officers going up methodically searching the allotments looking greenhouses under tarpaulin and just it a good once over up and then down again it's i think in then down again it's i think in the hours and days ahead that there may be a more systematic forensic search of those allotments have also been searching wooded area around here. there's a nature and golf course nearby and of course lots of open land down towards where the couple had spotted on a number of occasions in recent weeks . so really frustrating for weeks. so really frustrating for the police because they see they are quite understandably in a race time they say they are still hopeful of finding that maybe but the more time that passes the much more perilous it becomes for the safety of that infant mark steyn he very very much not want. there are homes added t

chris mason, our political surrey police say they now believe that the head teacher of epsom college,tison, who also shot their young daughter lettie before taking his own life. the bbc has been told that mrs pattison, in distress, had telephoned a family member late on saturday evening, but by the time they got to the home in the grounds of the school, the three were dead. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. emma pattison, an inspirational headteacher and educator, shaping the lives of thousands of students. yet position and accomplishments no protection — at the top of her profession in one of the country's leading private schools, and yet, thought to be another victim of male domestic violence. believed to have been shot dead by her husband george, who also killed their daughter, seven—year—old lettie. who knows what her life achievements would have been? we now know a lot more about what happened here. late on saturday night, emma pattison called a relative in distress, but by the time they arrived, the family were already dead. george pattison owned a gun, licensed an

emma pattison was the first female head of award—winning epsom college in surrey.f her career. but yesterday morning, her body — and that of her seven—year—old daughter lettie and her husband — were found. i am absolutely loving my time here so far. in an interview with pupils just two months ago, emma pattison spoke about how much she was enjoying her new role as head. it's been wonderful. in terms of transition, it has been a really big change for my family. so, we've obviously moved house, we've bought a dog. i have got a newjob, my husband's got a newjob, which wasn't meant to happen but did, and my daughter has started a new school, so there has been a lot of change for us as a family. the school said it was in a state of utter shock and disbelief, and that mrs pattison, as she was known to her pupils here, had enriched the lives of so many throughout her career. her former school, croydon high, where she was also head, described her as a passionate, energetic and inspiring leader, and a dedicated teacher. hello, my name is emma pattison... in the videos from

now surrey police has referred itself to the independent office of police conduct.ncashire 11 days ago. a team of specialist divers are searching the river, as our correspondent danny savage reports. yesterday morning, a new search team joined the hunt for nicola bulley — a team who had been contacted by her family to see if they could help. they are using an advanced sonar system which can map the riverbed. if the tragic truth is that nicola bulley is in the river, they are confident of success. i do believe she's in it, from the evidence we've got at the moment. i mean, everything is pointing to the river at the moment. and there's no — there doesn't seem to be a third party involved. this is the stretch of river where she went missing. it's twisty, murky and in places quite deep. it's not an easy stretch of water to check and be sure they haven't missed something. her friends and family are grateful for everything being done here. at the moment, we just need a picture to start to form. i mean, peter's knowledge and expertise in this area, we're just really hoping

emma pattison was the first female head of award—winning epsom college in surrey.ning, her body and that of her seven—year—old daughter, lettie, and her husband were found. i am absolutely loving my time here so far. in an interview with pupils just two months ago, emma pattison spoke about how much she was enjoying her new role as head. it has been wonderful. in terms of transition, it has been a really big change for my family. so we've obviously moved house, we've bought a dog. i've got a newjob, my husband's got a newjob, which wasn't meant to happen but did, and my daughter has started a new school, so there has been a lot of change for us as a family. the school said it was in a state of utter shock and disbelief, and that mrs pattison, as she was known to her pupils here, had enriched the lives of so many throughout her career. herformer school, croydon high, where she was also head, described her as a passionate, energetic and inspiring leader, and a dedicated teacher. hello, my name is emma pattison... in videos from croydon high school, her passion is obv

police say they believe emma pattison and her daughter were shot dead in the surrey school where sheing up in sports day in the next 15 minutes on the bbc news channel. serena names her fierce serena names herfierce england squad of the year. the met police officerjailed for at least 30 years. and an appealfor aid — the london communities rallying to help turkey's earthquake victims. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the desperate search for survivors is continuing for a second night across a vast area of southern turkey and northern syria after two major earthquakes devastated the region yesterday. at least 6,000 people are known to have died, but with so many feared trapped under the rubble, no—one knowsjust how much higher the death toll will climb. freezing temperatures are hampering efforts to reach people caught under the rubble while they were sleeping, and there's particular concern for those in syria, one of the poorest regions in the world, that's already been ravaged by years of conflict. 0ur middle east correspondent anna foster has spent the last two days

surrey police i in this investigation. in the grounds of this private school. the bodies of emma patterson and her husband george and their seven—year—old daughter lettie were found in the early hours of sunday. george patterson had a gun licence that had been recently updated. the bbc understands mrs paterson made a distress call to a family member sometime late on saturday evening backed by the time that relative arrive, all three people were dead. emma patterson became the first female head of this prestigious private school five months ago, after six years as head teacher at croydon high school. tributes have been pouring in for her, including on social media. she is described as a warm, caring soul, a bright star, an inspiring leader and a fabulous role model. epsom college said the community would be coming together to process the news, to grieve and to process the news, to grieve and to pay their respects to their wonderful head teacher. postmortem examinations are expected to take place later this week. the examina

robin brant, bbc news, epsom college, in surrey.tsu, there are reports that he has been trapped in those earthquakes that have hit turkey and syria. he is a 31—year—old ghana international. he now plays in the turkish super league time —— aside. he is said to be missing after team—mates and members of the club were pulled from the rubble. this is the newcastle united website and it's saying that christian atsu, their former player, they are waiting anxiously for news about him. he was part of the newcastle team which won promotion back to the premier league just a few years ago in 2017. he had joined on loan for the season from chelsea and completed a permanent move. the post on the club's official twitter account is saying, praying for some positive news about christian atsu. we will bring you more on that as we get it. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris. hello again. for the rest of the afternoon, england and wales are looking fine. lots of sunshine here. there are a few fog banks though just around the thames estu

so for example , surrey hasn't.which neighbours on the metropolitan police cannot talk to each other , the crime to each other, the crime recording systems between surrey police and the met police still can't talk to each other bottom line sentence. well got a really massive sentence . six life massive sentence. six life sentences with a minimum recommendation of 30 years and eight months. now interesting enough, despite all the political hoo ha and everyone complaining, political hoo ha and everyone complaining , judges are complaining, judges are constrained by the sentencing council and what they can actually award and the end for a right sentence is life with a maximum recommended action of 19 years. so this judge has really gone out on a limb sentencing . gone out on a limb sentencing. he has done quite rightly because it's a shocking and dreadful case. and the public demand and quite rightly the survivors of this demand. i said a significant sentence . okay. a significant sentence. okay. all right . thank you

the head teacher of a private school in surrey is found dead along with her husband and seven—year—oldghter. the police say they don't think anyone else was involved. have energy prices peaked? as the wholesale cost of energy comes down, how long before we see the change in monthly bills? we take a look. turning up the heat on the ice. how great britain's bobsleigh team have produced a second record breaking result in weeks, this a first world championship medal in 84 years. was this you watching the final episode of happy valley last night? we've no spoilers, but we will be discussing the end of the biggest drama so far this year. thank goodness there are no spoilers, i have not seen any of it yet and i cannot wait to watch it! a cold start today, some frost and fog, that will lift your england and wales where it will be sunny, scotland and northern ireland cloudy with patchy rain in the west. it's monday 6th february. our main story. a state of emergency has been declared in turkey following a powerful earthquake, which has hit a wide area in the south—east of the country, near the s

emma pattison was the first female head of award—winning epsom college in surrey.year—old daughter lettie and her husband were found. i am absolutely loving my time here so far. in an interview with pupils just two months ago, emma pattison spoke about how much she was enjoying her new role as head. it has been wonderful. in terms of transition, it has been a really big change for my family. so we have obviously moved house, we have bought a dog. i have got a newjob, my husband has got a newjob, which wasn't meant to happen but did, and my daughter has started a new school, so there has been a lot of change for us as a family. the school said it was in a state of utter shock and disbelief, and that mrs pattison, as she was known to her pupils here, had enriched the lives of so many throughout her career. herformer school, croydon high, where she was also head, described her as a passionate, energetic and inspiring leader, and a dedicated teacher. hello, my name is emma pattison... in videos from croydon high school, her passion is obvious. 0ur mantra is "every girl

i've spoken to surrey police. just possibly standard operating procedure when it comes to cordoning off a crime scene in the range itself is not part of the crime scene. so when dealing with facts we can say that is not part the crime scene just part of the wider police cordon that would be put in place anyway. so the investigation continues and the tributes to pour in the tributes continue to pour in the school has appointed paul williams as headmaster , the williams as headmaster, the chair of the board of governors, dr. alistair wells, describing emma pattison as a wonderful teacher. but most of all a delightful person enriched the lives of many pupils and throughout her distinguished career and then her previous school, croydon high school , school, croydon high school, calling her a warm, energetic , calling her a warm, energetic, generous and insightful colleague . and friends say the colleague. and friends say the school just to begin that long, that long, sometimes never ending process of grief and process

and this decision to surrey in order to censor the activities in support of the palestinians and against the freedom of speech, the head of the islamic human rights commission announced in a statement that the ban on this country's activities shows that the church of england has decided to bully zionism . armed forces hijacked an indonesian plane, al-mayadeen reported. by hijacking an indonesian plane, the new zealand pilot and 5 passengers were taken hostage by armed men in western indonesia. the plane will not be released until the indonesian government agrees to their demand for regional independence. according to the latest poll conducted before the us president's annual speech to congress, only 30% of people know the weight of their country well, a poll conducted by cnn. it has published its results and says that 70% of the american people describe their country's weight badly. msnbc also reported that the popularity of biden, the president of this country, is still based on the announcement of this american network. two-thirds of the respondents said that their income is less than

although surrey -- syria called off rescue efforts, the u.s. is still helping. leaders say they plan to send more assistance to the country. over 21,000 of the lives lost killed from that country. you and leaders say that number could now double. >> i think it is difficult to estimate obviously very precise figures, but i'm sure it will double. dion: on a more positive note, 121 citizens were found alive over the past day. some have been trapped in the rubble more than 130 hours. moving to developing news, u.s. just today shot down another unidentified object, this time over communion airspace. abc news reporter and when -- em nguyen has more. em: u.s. f-22 once again heading down an unidentified object in the sky today over canada. prime minister justin trudeau tweeting, "i ordered the take down of an unidentified object that violated canadian airspace. norad command shot down the object over the yukon. canadian and u.s. aircraft were scrambled, and a u.s. f-22 successfully fired at the object." trudeau said he also spoke to president biden and canadian forces

a black people was surrey after. a black people was attacked. now mp have asked the home secretary to make sure that justice is served . we'll have justice is served. we'll have the latest on all of that. tory deputy charlie anderson wants to pick channel migrants up in a navy frigate and drop them back off to france and have a standoff with the french. we'll be debating . i will bring you be debating. i will bring you the absolutely developments in the absolutely developments in the search for a missing mum of two, bailey. we'll speak two, nicola bailey. we'll speak to a forensic psychologist to give there . a new give you the latest there. a new polling over majority of polling data over majority of you do not support new trends lord nicholas sturgeon is getting an absolute . and why is getting an absolute. and why is the music industry so weird? lady gaga had a woman throw up on her on stage and smith is walking around looking like half coke joint of honey roast ham gbviews@gbnews.uk . i want to gbviews@gbnews.uk. i want to know from you how

emma pattison was the first female head of award—winning epsom college in surrey.e here so far. in an interview with pupils just two months ago, emma pattison spoke about how much she was enjoying her new role as head. it's been wonderful. in terms of transition, it has been a really big change for my family. so, we've obviously moved house, we've bought a dog. i have got a newjob, my husband's got a newjob, which wasn't meant to happen but did, and my daughter has started a new school, so there has been a lot of change for us as a family. the school said it was in a state of utter shock and disbelief, and that mrs pattison, as she was known to her pupils here, had enriched the lives of so many throughout her career. herformer school, croydon high, where she was also head, described her as a passionate, energetic and inspiring leader, and a dedicated teacher. hello, my name is emma pattison... in videos from croydon high school, her passion is obvious. our mantra is every girl, every day. her body and that of her child and husband found at a house in epsom college'

but good afternoon, everyone to let me start by getting my condolences to the people of turkey and surrey with the tragic loss of life and suffering as occurred because of recent -- also suffering of the ukrainian people. we are approaching the one-year anniversary of russia's illegal invasion of a sovereign nation, sovereign nation of ukraine. and a want to thank the ministers of defense and the chief of defense that were here today representing 54 countries that continue to participate in this group. the actions of those leaders over the last year have contributed substantially with real effect on the battlefield, and they collectively demonstrate unwavering commitment to the defense of ukraine. and a special thank you to the ukrainian ministry of defense reznick off and his deputy who continue to display exceptional leadership. and my friend the general was on a battlefield every day leading his countries defense. ten days from now is the one-year anniversary when russia brutally, illegally, and in a completely unprovoked way invaded the sovereign nation of ukraine. as the secretary ju

george pattison owned a gun, licensed and registered, and that licence was rechecked over the phone by surreyays before the family were killed. because the pattisons had moved into a new house at the school, the gun license had to be updated. the police watchdog is now investigating. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story... rescue teams are continuing to work into the night, searching for survivors of yesterday's earthquakes in turkey and syria, now known to have killed more than 7000 people. let's turn to the situation in northern syria now, where the rescue and aid effort is being hampered by the impact of years of military and political conflict. the area affected by the quake is controlled by multiple groups. the syrian government administers the purple section, orange is syrian rebels, the red parts in the north are controlled by the turkish military and affiliated rebels, and the green section is run by kurdish—led forces. the bab al—hawa crossing is the only un—approved crossing to bring aid from turkey to syria, but it's not functioning because of earthquak

police surrey on sunday.olice confirmed that confirmed yesterday that homicide investigation had been launched said mr. launched and they said mr. patterson, legally owned a gun that discovered at the scene that was discovered at the scene of tragedy last minute talks of the tragedy last minute talks are being held today between fire fighters and their employers as the fire brigades union tries to strike a new pay deal for workers if the talks fail, strike dates are expected to be announced as soon as tomorrow. firefighters booted overwhelmingly to reject a 5% pay overwhelmingly to reject a 5% pay offer at the end of last year. pay offer at the end of last year . the church of pay offer at the end of last year. the church of england could move away from the thousands old tradition of referring to god as pay in the future . it's after priests asked future. it's after priests asked to use gender neutral terms instead . religious leaders say a instead. religious leaders say a new project on gendered language wil

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today's offense were also felt in northern surrey as well as lab and non cyprus. and israel ginger cut off of just to give you a sense of what's happening on the brian. this video was taken of an airport in a province people. as you can imagine, screaming, running and panic was the terminal was jolted by the latest tremors or reports of a number of flights having been come, fill in the area. and this is footage we received or images we receive just the few as well. not long ago, in fact, from syria where people have been leaving their homes after the earthquake struck across the border report state, the shaken has been felt by the inhabitants in a number of syrian regions. while we can go live now to geology professor it is the bold technical university, the dean, chuck here, thank you for your time today. so here we are 2 weeks on from those truly devastating events. and now another 2 powerful quick's check. the same region is not unprecedented or is this a fairly normal course of events after those huge seismic events a fortnight ago it's, it's, it's, it's norma

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the headteacher of one of the uk's most prestigious schools — epsom college in surrey — has been founddent and they don't believe anyone else was involved. sean dilley has this report. 45—year—old emma pattison became head of epsom college five months ago. this was her speaking in 2020, in a video for her previous school. working with them has been quite humbling, they are sensationally dedicated. surrey police say her body was found in a property on school grounds along with her husband george and seven—year—old daughter lettie yesterday morning. detectives have launched what they describe as a thorough investigation. they don't believe anyone else was involved and they're not looking for anyone else. they have reported the deaths to the coroner, which would be usual, but officers will be visible in the coming days to offer reassurance. epsom college has around 850 students. fees are more than £42,000 for those who board here, or £28,000 for day pupils. the college, which was founded in 1853, was named the best independent school in 2022. the chair of the board of governors said... it

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surrey police continue their investigation into a homicide . the bodies of emma homicide. the bodies of emma patterson , her husband george patterson, her husband george and their daughter lettie were found in grounds of epsom college on sunday. the force has . mr. patterson had been in contact with police about his gun licence only days before the incident and royal mail have revealed a first and second class dumps that will feature reports rate of king charles. the design draws inspiration from that featured the late queen elizabeth for malice director david gold has described it as a defining part of the king's reign. the stamps go on sale from april tv online and the ap plus radio gb news. now it's back to . now it's back to. tom a very good morning to you. it's 934 and this is the briefing with me on your tv and, your radio. now, first this morning, president zelenskyy has left his country for the second time since russia's brutal scale invasion last year in a historic visit to britain. the ukrainian will meet prime minister rishi sunak , address parliament and sunak,

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mps have demanded a school in surrey is investigated, after a black pupil was injured in what policeing footage shared widely online shows a girl being punched, kicked and having her hair pulled. there have been protests outside thomas knyvett college in ashford, over its response to the incident. the headteacher, richard beeson says "all necessary steps are being taken". lancashire police maintain they believe the missing woman nicola bulley, who disappeared two weeks ago, somehow fell into a nearby river while walking her dog. police divers have been searching the river wyre since january the 27th. her partner, paul ansell, says he's convinced that she isn't in the water. speaking to channel 5, he said people "don'tjust vanish into thin air". here's danny savage. the friends of miss bulley are lining roads at st michael's on wyre in lancashire, holding placards hoping tojog people's memories. it is a mystery baffling this community. who, ifanyone, knows what happened to nicola bulley? two weeks ago today, she vanished. ifeel like somehow, what are we missing? how are we 14 days in

they beat leeds rhinos 64—48, while there were also wins for severn stars and surrey storm.ith thunders goal shooter lenize potgieter the stand out with fourty six goals. a week on from his first ranking snooker title in seven years. ali carter has told the bbc he's got his belief back. the cancer survivor's win at the german masters puts him back into the coveted top 16 in the world rankings. and he's been speaking to the bbc�*s framed podcast. when you've been a player for 25 years like i have perhaps you lose the division to putting much practice with things coming into your life like children. i'm a look up your life like children. i'm a look up there and i do want to win, and seen other players that i put myself on par with lifting trophies and you are not, it does sort of get a little bit, it can get you a bit. that's why i called chris and said we need to start again and do you think i can win? he said i can and there's no doubt about it. i took a little bit of convincing and he said we should do the right thing and keep doing these things and sooner or later it will

the three were found dead in their home in the grounds of the prestigious school in surrey earlier thisonth , along with a firearm month, along with a firearm which legally registered to which was legally registered to mr. pattinson . grocery price mr. pattinson. grocery price inflation has reached a new record high of 17.1, unless cancel says this means an average increase of £811 to annual household shopping bills. products such as milk, eggs and margarine have seen the fastest rising costs . the impact on rising costs. the impact on vegetable and fruit shortages is not yet included in the new figures . three energy not yet included in the new figures. three energy companies are to bring a high court challenge against the sale of collapsed company bulb to octopus energy . lawyers octopus energy. lawyers representing scottish power, british gas and e.on all claim there are serious public interest and legal issues with the deal. they're challenging two decisions by the government who approve the takeover and increased a loan to help with the transfer. bulb went into administration at th

the head teacher of a private school in surrey is found dead along with her husband and seven—year—old cost of energy comes down, how long before we see the change in monthly bills? we take a look. turning up the heat on the ice. how great britain's bobsleigh team have produced a second record breaking result in weeks, this a first world championship

surrey police are investigating say they're confident it's an isolate incident with no third party involvement . incident with no third party involvement. hundreds of incident with no third party involvement . hundreds of people involvement. hundreds of people are dead and hundred several more injured after a huge earthquake struck turkey and syria . the 7.8 magnitude quake syria. the 7.8 magnitude quake hit the southeast east of the country near the border with syria, causing widespread destruction . local officials say destruction. local officials say more than hundred people have been killed and that the figure is likely to rise significantly. many have also collapsed and rescue teams are frantically searching the rubble for survivors . tv and dab+ radio searching the rubble for survivors. tv and dab+ radio is good news. now it's back to the briefing. the tom harwood . briefing. the tom harwood. a very good morning to you. it's 34 and this is the briefing with me, tom harwood your tv and your radio . now the business radio. now the business secretary grant shapps has said that liz truss's a

we will shown to the government laboratory in surrey at the heart of the uk government's fight againstrnment's fight against bird flu. here we have some — fight against bird flu. here we have some of _ fight against bird flu. here we have some of the _ fight against bird flu. here we have some of the latest - have some of the latest technology and innovation in order to speed our work and generate that important data. this virus is absolutely on the march. ., . ., ., , ., march. how much of that is a worry to _ march. how much of that is a worry to you _ march. how much of that is a worry to you that _ march. how much of that is a worry to you that this - march. how much of that is a worry to you that this may i march. how much of that is a worry to you that this may be the next covid—i9? worry to you that this may be the next covid-19?_ worry to you that this may be the next covid-19? when you are workin: the next covid-19? when you are working with _ the next covid-19? when you are working with this _ the next covid-19? when you are working with this disease - the next covid-19? when

some breaking news from surrey police.al to the independent 0ffice made a referral to the independent office for police conduct and they have looked into it and into the referral and stated that following a thorough assessment they have reviewed the contact at surrey police had with him regarding his firearms licence and have decided no investigation is required by them. this weekend sees the super bowl, the final playoff game in the us national football league — it's one of the biggest events of the year, and notjust for sports fans. its half—time show traditionally attracts plenty of viewers who aren't at all interested in american football, and this year rihanna is headlining. the singer hasn't toured or released an album since 2016, so fans are hoping this might signal a comeback, as nesta mcgregor reports. after seven years away, the long—awaited return. hello. hey, everyone, how are you? rihanna, superstar singer, billionaire businesswoman and new mum, determined to show she has not lost a step. when you become a mom

we were shown into the government lab in surrey at the heart of the uk's fight against avian flu.t really important data. so this virus is absolutely on the march. how much of that is a worry to you that this might be be the next covid—i9? well, i think when you're working with this disease every day, you're acutely aware of the risks and what it can become. without overplaying, this global spread is a concern. if we don't solve the problem across the globe, we're going to continue to have that risk. this view is held around the globe. we spoke to the head of science at the world organisation for animal health. there is a risk for further transmission between species and we cannot underestimate the potential adaptation to human virus. and that, in addition to the risk for impacting animal health, will have a very important impact on public health. the threat to humans is still said to be very low. overwhelmingly, the virus infects birds. on a global level the situation with this virus is getting more and more critical, and yet the first line of defence is often people just out and