arrested on suspicion of murder after two women were shot dead at a house in st leonards in east sussex. forecasters say snow could cause problems in large parts of the uk this weekend. an amber weather warning is due to come into force this afternoon. police have launched a murder investigation after two women were shot and killed at a house in east sussex. officers were called to an address in st leonards on sea last night. two other women — including one who is pregnant — were led to safety by officers.

police respond to a shooting east sussex tonight — the iraqi teenager, found guilty of the parsons greene bombing, was on the government's anti—radicalisation programme at the time. and on newsnight, it's been britain versus russia this week. so is it a problem that this country has long welcomed many wealthy russians to london, including friends of putin? we'll ask, what is it that first attracted us to the oligarch billionaires? good evening and welcome to bbc news. a man has been arrested tonight following a shooting at st leonards on sea near hastings. natalie graham is in st leonards—on—sea for us. tell us more about what has been happening. this has been the scene ofa happening. this has been the scene of a major police operation, it all began about 730 when there were reports of a double shooting at a property just down the reports of a double shooting at a propertyjust down the road in st leonards. this is the main coastal road in this part of east sussex, the police shut the road, dozens of officers here, two helicopters up in the skies above hastings st leonards and bexhill, an

arrested on suspicion of murder after two women were shot dead at a house in st leonards in east sussex. the beast from the east makes a brief return. amber weather warnings are in place for large parts of the uk. also in the next hour: ireland are on the brink of a bit of rugby history. a win against england at twickenham would secure what would be only their third ever grand slam. they lead by m points to seven. and in half an hour dateline london takes a look at russia's presidential election, and considers what impact another six years of vladimir putin in the kremlin would have. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. russia says it will expel 23 british diplomats. the move is one of the measures in response to britain's decision to throw out the same number of russian officials following the nerve agent attack in salisbury. theresa may says russia's response doesn't change the facts of what happened. our moscow correspondent, sarah rainsford reports. moscow took its time to respond. three days after london announced the expulsion of russian diplomats, britain's ambassador here was

a sussex country pub with lots of beer, but no running water. not today. i'm really sorry.hey've been saying sorry to customers since saturday, 200 lost bookings, and counting. how much is this all going to cost you? probably £6,000, £7,000 so far. it's devastation, we can't open and we've lost food. we've lost our revenue, you know. down the road, yet more emergency supplies for households in need. 0h, we're managing. you know, we're british, aren't we! they were helping themselves in west wales, and there are still thousands without water in london. here's the problem — just one of many burst pipes still being repaired. no quick—fix, but progress is being made. the big freeze has put an enormous strain on the water network, but critics say the water companies should be investing much more in improving ageing infrastructure and making the system more resilient. south—east water will invest £450 million into its infrastructure from 2015 to 2020. we're dealing with an unprecedented event here due to the weather, where we've seen a 25% increase in burst and water demand over

her husband and two children were found dead earlier in east sussex.coming up, britain needs to count calories and cut portion sizes. public health england says it's time for producers and supermarket and ta ke for producers and supermarket and take away to join the fight against obesity pulls up and as the former bbc presenter bill turnbull revealed he has been diagnosed with prostate and so, he urges other men not to ignore the symptoms. —— prostate cancer. good evening and welcome to bbc news. counter terrorism police are now leading the investigation into why a former russian agent and his daughter suddenly fell ill in salisbury on sunday afternoon. britain's chemical and biological weapons centre is testing the substance they were exposed to. sergei skripal, a double agent who was convicted in russia of passing state secrets to mi6, is fighting for his life in hospital along with his daughter yulia. it's still not known what caused them to collapse. but the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has promised a robust response if there is conclusive evid

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in sussex.orld's oceans will treble within a decade, unless urgent action is taken. so, in the first of a three—part series, we've set one family from bristol a challenge — to see if they can live without single—use plastic for ten days. our correspondent, jon kay, has been to visit them. so, what's for tea in the evans household tonight? plastic, and plastic, and plastic. and more plastic. liz, andy and their girls want to live with less of this. but how? plastic, plastic, plastic... plastic, plastic, plastic. they're going to try living without single—use plastic for ten days. we're up for it, but... i can't see how you can do it, as a modern family. and look at the bottles of lemonade that we like. milk! tomorrow is bin day. we're doing well at recycling, but where does it go from us? they were inspired by watching blue planet 2. it will take years, and years, and years. it'll probably still be that same bottle when you're mummy and daddy's age. shower gel for chloe. shower gel for ella. sham

sussex police conducted a thorough and detailed investigation into the incident and in november 2017e in relation to the actions of the pilot andy hill. in accordance with the code of prosecutors i have considered whether there is sufficient evidence to charge mr hill with any offence and, if so, whether it is in the public interest to do so. following a careful review of the evidence i have found there is sufficient evidence to charge andrew hill with the manslaughter by gross negligence of the 11 men who died. i have also authorised a further charge against mr hill of endangering an aircraft, contrary to article 137 of the air navigation order 2009. mr hill will be formally charged with the offences and appear before the courts in due course. it is expected that mr hill‘s first court appearance will be in london in the middle of april. meanwhile, the inquest into the deaths of the 11 men is expected to be postponed until the criminal proceedings have been finished. more than a million nhs staff in england have been offered a pay rise of 6.5% over the next two years. jeremy hunt sai

this is a beauty spot on the sussex coast line and it is very popular with walkers.sterday afternoon around five o‘clock, and they found three bodies at the bottom of the cliffs on the beach. a man who was 57 and two boys aged just seven and ten years old. a vehicle was also found nearby. the bodies have not been formally identified yet, but they believed to bea identified yet, but they believed to be a father and his two sons. at the family home in twickenham yesterday afternoon, police also discovered the body of a woman in her 405. she had been stabbed. neighbours spoke there today of their 5hock had been stabbed. neighbours spoke there today of their shock and said they were a normal family and they had regularly seen the children playing outside in the garden. a murder investigation has been launched but no arre5ts have been made. detectives say they are not looking for anyone else at this stage in connection with what has happened here. studio: lauren moss, thank you. one of the two lorry drivers who were involved in a crash on the m1, in which eight people die

police have launched a murder investigation after two women were shot and killed at a house in east sussex. officers were called to an address in st leonards on see last night. two other women — including one who is pregnant — were led to safety by officers. a man has been arrested. our correspondent then does this update. it is this road behind me that was put on lockdown last night. drivers we re put on lockdown last night. drivers were turned away, residents told to stay away entirely. the road, instead, was filmed with armed police officers, with the flashing blue lights from emergency vehicles, and the noise of the police helicopters buzzing overhead. it was just after 7:30pm that the received reports of shots being fired and what followed was a two hour manhunt. it was not untiljust before 10pm that they announced that they had arrested somebody on suspicion of murder, and that 35—year—old man remains in police custody this morning. as far as the victims, we know a 53—year—old woman and a 32—year—old woman have died. there were two other women in the property at the time. one of thos

further northwards and isa and sussex.s a cold start but most places are looking dry with a sharp frost. during the day lots of us stay dry and reasonably bright with st cloud filtering in from north—east scotla nd filtering in from north—east scotland and snow flurries continuing towards the channel islands. 0ther continuing towards the channel islands. other things looked largely dry, temperatures still over the time of year, 47 degrees, not as cold as the weekend and steering the rest of the week we will see those temperatures warming attach so things turning marder, some rain later in the week but to start the week it's high—pressure that drives the weather. into tuesday the high—pressure stays bringing a mostly dry day, it weak front on tuesday will bring cloud and rain to areas of linkage and east anglia towards the south—east but elsewhere are a lot of dry and bright weather. temperatures are starting to creep up temperatures are starting to creep up post on average, between six and my degrees by tuesday and we will

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in sussex.tween britain and russia have deepened following borisjohnson's latest reflections on the chemical attack in salisbury, when a former russian spy and his daughter were poisoned. the foreign secretary, answering questions from a parliamentary committee, drew parallels between president putin and adolf hitler and suggested that mr putin would try to use the forthcoming football world cup in russia in much the same way that adolf hitler used the 1936 olympic games in berlin. moscow said that mrjohnson was "poisoned with hatred and malice". 0ur moscow correspondent steve rosenberg has more details. it was an invitation some had refused. reporter: ambassador, why are you taking part in this meeting? but these foreign diplomats had accepted, to come and hear moscow's side of the story on the nerve agent attack. britain sent a diplomat to the foreign ministry, but the british ambassador stayed away. this is what he missed. translation: the british authorities are either unable to ensure prote

a sussex country pub with lots of beer, but no running water. not today. i'm really sorry.rs since saturday, 200 lost bookings, and counting. how much is this all going to cost you? probably £6,000, £7,000 so far. it's devastation, we can't open and we've lost food. we've lost our revenue, you know. down the road, yet more emergency supplies for households in need. 0h, we're managing. you know, we're british, aren't we! they were helping themselves in west wales, and there are still thousands without water in london. here's the problem — just one of many burst pipes still being repaired. no quick—fix, but progress is being made. the big freeze has put an enormous strain on the water network, but critics say the water companies should be investing much more in improving ageing infrastructure and making the system more resilient. south east water will invest £450 million into its infrastructure from 2015 to 2020. we're dealing with an unprecedented event here due to the weather, where we've seen a 25% increase in burst and water demand over a couple of days. back at the pub,

arrested on suspicion of murder after two women were shot dead at a house in st leonards in east sussexe snow returns — forecasters say it could cause problems in large parts of the uk this weekend. also in the next hour: will twickenham turn green this afternoon on st patrick's day? ireland need to beat england to secure only their third ever rugby grand slam. and in half an hour, dateline london takes a look at russia's presidential election, and considers what impact another six years of vladimir putin in the kremlin would have. russia has announced it will expel 23 british diplomats from moscow in retaliation for london's actions following the nerve agent attack in salisbury on a former russian spy and his daughter. in the last half—hour, the foreign office has said they anticipated a response like this. in a written statement, they confirmed that moscow's response follows the action we have taken alongside other measures to dismantle the russian espionage network operating in the uk. the announcement from russia came after the uk ambassador was summoned to a meeting at the russian

duncan kennedy, bbc news, in sussex.han bayliss‘s colleagues described him as a generous, kind and caring man who could always be relied upon. the pilot of the aircraft, flight lieutenant david stark, was injured in the accident. fashion retailer new look is to close sixty stores across the uk, with the loss of 1,000 jobs. it‘s part of a plan to reduce rental costs for the fashion chain, and refocus the brand on new look‘s core younger shoppers. the shops will closures will take place over the next 12 months. the tv presenter ant mcpartlin, who was charged with drink—driving, will appear at wimbledon magistrates‘ court next month. he was arrested after an accident involving three vehicles in london on sunday. itv had already announced that his co—presenter, declan donnelly, seen here on the right, will host saturday night takeaway without him when the show returns in ten days. the winners of this year‘s sony world photography awards 0pen competition have been revealed, with the british photographer nick dolding voted the

it's in west sussex, an area of low funding.ure it's the same amount in each quarter... parents paid for the rug in this classroom, part of a wish list set our education editor bra nwen jeffreys reports. parents paid for the rug in this classroom, part of a wish list set up online by one mum. that was a big shock to myself, when i came to the school and asked them to provide items that they really needed and they were asking me to put on hand towels, tissues, toilet roll, glue sticks, pencils, exercise books. they have to raise the funds somehow to provide all the children in the next school year with exercise books, and the money's not necessarily there. the online portal has raised £5,000 in a month, notjust from parents but from the local community too. schools can only ask parents for voluntary contributions. it's meant to be for little extras, but with budgets increasingly under pressure from rising costs, parents are finding themselves forking out for the basics. what's another question, max? some extra money is going to s

a 26—year—old british woman from sussex has been killed in syria, fighting alongside kurdish forces.s of motorists stranded overnight in devon as the mini beast from the east brings more disruption. and teetering on the edge — the homes in norfolk evacuated over the weekend amid high winds and waves. and coming up in the sport, rory mcilroy is favourite to win golf‘s first major of the year, the masters, after his first victory in 18 months, at the arnold palmer invitational. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the brexit secretary, david davis, and the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, say it is a decisive step forward. they announced this morning that they've reached agreement on a large part of the deal for britain's departure from the eu — from the rights of eu citizens, to the transition period and how much the uk will pay. but how to avoid a hard border in ireland is still an issue. the announcement comes ahead of an eu summit later this week which the prime minister hopes will pave the way for talks on trade. our europe correspondent, damian grammaticus, is

he is at sussex police headquarters. bring us up to date?to this is that the crash happened in august 2015 at the sure our show. a hawker hunter jet in august 2015 at the sure our show. a hawker hunterjet came down next to the a27, burst into flames and spread debris across a wide area. rash the crash happened at the shoreham airshow. 11 men on the ground were killed, some sitting in their cars. another several people we re their cars. another several people were injured. the pilot, andy hill, survived but severed series injuries. for the past two and half yea rs injuries. for the past two and half years 01’ so injuries. for the past two and half years or so police have been carrying out an investigation into this. tonight, family members of the men who died have been called to sussex police headquarters in lewes to be told by the crown prosecution service that mr hill will now be prosecuted. sussex police conducted a thorough and detailed investigation into the incident and in november 20 17th submitted a full file to the cps as evidence in

arrested on suspicion of murder after two women were shot dead at a house in st leonards in east sussexthe beast is back for a brief visit. forecasters say snow could cause problems in large parts of the uk this weekend. also in the next hour: could it be an irish dream on st patrick's day at twickenham? they need to beat england this afternoon to achieve just their third ever grand slam. and in half an hour here on bbc news, the travel show meets the woman who lives all alone, in the smallest town in america. good morning and welcome to bbc news. russia has announced it will expel 23 british diplomats from moscow in retaliation for london's actions, following the nerve agent attack in salisbury on a former russian spy and his daughter. the announcement came after the uk ambassador was summoned to a meeting at the russian foreign ministry in moscow, they confirmed in a statement that 23 british diplomats from the embassy in moscow will be expelled. permission for the proposed opening of the consulate in st petersburg will be withdrawn. and the british council in russia is to be closed.

temporary chief superintendent, jason taylor from east sussex police made the following statement.y thoughts are with the family and friends of the two victims who tragically died following a shooting at a house in bexhill road, st leonards, last night. 0fficers responded immediately to a reporting of the shooting shortly before 7:45pm. two women died at the scene. two other women who were also at the house were led to safety by police officers and taken to hospital for shock. they are being supported by specially trained police officers. a 35—year—old man, who was known to the victims, was arrested on suspicion of murder and taken into custody, where he remains. a firearm has been recovered. officers and staff from the surrey and sussex major incident team are leading the investigation, supported by local policing teams. we are not looking for anyone else in connection with the murders but are appealing for witnesses to contact us by calling 101 and quoting operation windlock. a man has been left with life—changing injuries after he was attacked by a machete at a bar in manchester

this morning: police launch a murder investigation after two women are shot dead at a house in east sussex. 100 flights are cancelled and drivers are told to expect disruption, as the "mini beast from the east" sweeps in. a bit ofa a bit of a shock to the system. we have got amber warnings enforced from the met office taking effect later this afternoon, but it will be bitterly cold will stop i is concerned and snow from the mid afternoon onwards. all the details in quarter ofan afternoon onwards. all the details in quarter of an hour. all the details in quarter of an hour. in sport, the st patrick's day party heads for twickenham. ireland know they're six nations champions already but victory over england would give them the grand slam. our main story this morning: police investigating the murder of a russian man in london say they have begun contacting other russian exiles in britain to discuss their safety. forensics teams have continued working at the home of 68—year nikolai glushkov, who was found dead on monday. but police say at this stage, it is not being connected to the poisoning

this morning: police launch a murder investigation after two women are shot dead at a house in east sussex100 flights are cancelled and drivers are told to expect disruption as the "mini beast from the east" sweeps in. good morning, it will be a shock to the system for many of us today, as the system for many of us today, as the siberian error is returning, bringing issues with ice and snow. there are numerous warnings out, including amber warnings from the met office, and i will tell you more about those in about 15 minutes. snow is falling at twickenham. the final round of matches on the six nations championship. ireland could win the grand slam here, if they beat england. psyche. —— thank you. within the last 30 minutes, the kremlin has ordered 23 british diplomats to leave moscow, in retaliation to the prime minister's expulsion of the same number of russian diplomats from the uk earlier this week. it comes almost a fortnight after the nerve agent attack on former russian spy sergei skripal and his daugher. we can speak now to richard gaplin who is in moscow. richard, events are moving

officials there are issuing a power outage for sussex county. inaugural foster care phone bank is now in the books and thank you so much because you helped make it a success. volunteers fielded almost 300 calls yesterday. the city of philadelphia has more than 5,000 kids looking for a place to call home. you can look at your nbc 10 app if you're interested in fostering a child. >>> health on the highway. why uber could soon be offering you a ride to the doctors. >>> three before 6:00 and we're tracking a major storm that will impact everyone across our region today. our entire area will experience damaging winds that will get stronger as the day goes on. plus we have rain, and you see the snow. meteorologist brittney shipp and steve osnu wisosna will have upn a few minutes. >>> they'll hold education sessions to help guide patients through the process of applying to be a part of the state's medical marijuana program. there are hopes that to open on april 20th it will join three other dispensaries in the pennsylvania suburbs. they are in devon, s

a 35—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after two women are shot dead in east sussexhts are cancelled and the met office sets out an amber weather warning as snow and freezing temperatures are forecast for much of the country this weekend. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, we are looking at the future of work. but whichjobs will go to the robots? stock pickers? nurses? mine? archive: mr victor sherlock of horsham has a robot at the bottom of his garden and he wants to teach it to mow the lawn. artificial intelligence. everyone is talking about it. over the years we have seen it develop. we have seen it evolve. this is the watson that wonjeopardy. we have travelled the world to see ai that tries to treat cancer... it studies of millions, or tens of millions of examples from the assemblage of scientific literature. ..predict crime... understand the economy. show me companies with revenue between $25 million and $60 million. and save the world. so it may not yet have conquered diy. it's got the screw in... but we keep hearing how ai will change everything.

a 35—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after two women are shot dead in east sussexd and the met office sets out an amber weather warning as snow and freezing temperatures are forecast for much of the country this weekend. now on bbc news, it's time for witness. hello and welcome to a special edition of witness, to celebrate international women's day here at the british library, with me, rebecca jones. we're looking back at five remarkable women who've featured in the programme over the past year. we'll meet the civil servant who challenged one of india's top policemen after he sexually harassed her. a pioneering racing driver. and a member of the women's land army, who helped to feed britain during the second world war. but first, in 2004, the kenyan environmental campaigner wangari maathai became the first african woman to win the nobel peace prize. wangari maathai spent much of her life trying to protect kenya's forests. witness went to the karura forest on the edge of nairobi to talk to her daughter, wanjira maathai. my mother was often asked, "were you afraid? y

two women have been shot dead at a house in east sussex tonight.en, one of whom is pregnant, are said to have been taken to hospital after being injured. sussex police have arrested a man in connection with the incident in the seaside town of st leonards. more now on the investigation into the death of a russian exile in london. the body of nikolai glushkov was found at his home on monday. a postmortem examination suggested he'd been strangled. tom symond's report contains flashing images. it was an ominous development, given what has happened elsewhere. monday night a 68—year—old man found dead, his body taken for a postmortem examination. 0minous because nikolai glushkov was russian, a political exile, number one on that country's list of people it would like sent back to russia. not that his neighbours had much idea of his background. i think he presented as a normal englishman. i didn't know he was russian. it's horrible to be, i mean on your doorstep, for one thing, but to happen to him, it must be a horrid thing to have happened. the daughter

two woman we re suspicion of murder after two woman were shot at a house in saint leonards in east sussexom the bbc sport centre, here's james pearce. it's been a busy day of sport, but we're going to start at twickenham and a brilliant victory for ireland over england in the six nations which gives them the grand slam. the 24—15 win was the perfect end to the irish campaign, winning their third grand slam on st patrick's day. joe wilson was watching for us at twickenham. first the response, the new crush italy, go on the boys! and then ireland beat wales in dublin! we scored four tries to beat scotland, four tries! and here we are at twickenham. and here we were, aiming for the grand slam, i hoofing the ball towards the england snowflakes. whose hands put pressure on the board to the turf? another try for ireland followed. 14—0 down, england had to respond and there was a finish from daily. the home side had something. but watch jacob stockdale, the island superkick. he had to reach the ball before the blue line. england had extended the pitch, perfect for this. his seventh try of the si

police in east sussex are responding toa police in east sussex are responding to a report of a shootingain indoors but the incident is not thought to be terror related. the former president of south africa, jacob zuma, will face prosecution for 16 charges of corruption. mr zuma denies the charges, which relate to a multi—billion—pound arms deal before he took office and include counts of fraud and money laundering. three african countries that are home to the majority of the continent's elephants have signed a petition asking britain and the rest of the eu to ban the legal trade in antique ivory. at a wildlife summit in botswana, the country's president said a complete trade ban would help protect the remaining elephants. he criticised donald trump for lifting a ban on hunting trophies, saying he was "encouraging poaching". 0ur africa correspondent alastair leithead reports from botswana. botswana is the last sanctuary for africa's elephants. half of the animals left on the continent live here and on its borders. but conservationists say the continuing trade in tusks, be it legal or ill

from the calm of east sussex, anna campbell felt a calling to fight in syria.to stand out less. she was killed reportedly in an air strike by turkey in its offences against the ypg kurdish fighters. her father called her ‘principled and brave‘. she was quite adamant about it. i said, you could be killed. and she said, i know, dad, there‘s nothing i can do to reassure you about that, but i have to do this because it‘s the most important thing for me. seven other british nationals have died fighting with the kurds in syria and iraq. anna campbell is the first british woman killed. turkey declared victory over the weekend, as it seized the town of afrin from the ypg, who it sees as terrorists linked to kurdish militants within turkey. the town bears the scars of a two—month offensive. some 200,000 residents fled, the first are now returning, but as troops tore down a kurdish statue and looted shops, there is a fear that victor‘s justice is becoming retribution. an outpouring of nationalism in turkey has accompanied this offensive — crushing its age—old kurdish foe

a bit more cloud around so some showers for lincolnshire, down towards sussex.ust about creep into double figures. so ending the week on a much milder note. thank you very much. and the weather has caused some issues in the south—west of england. we will tell you about one of those issues and one couple very much affected by this. 80 motorists were stranded overnight in devon. many had to abandon their cars and stay the night in a college. 0ne couple who had to stay there isjohn and sara lund — they got married on saturday and were on the way to their honeymoon in cornwall. congratulations on getting married. how did you end up where you are now? well we were heading out to newquay for what would've been very luxurious honeymoon in a beautiful bridal suite but we got caught up just outside 0kehampton. but the lovely people at devon county council looked after us very well. 0bviously council looked after us very well. obviously not what you imagined at all to spend one of your first married delights in this kind of environment expect i did not imagine snow in mar

her husband and two children were found dead earlier in east sussex.

snow showers in the far south—west of england, the channel isles, perhaps one or two for trend in sussexd in north—east england. most places dry. sunshine in some areas, and it will turn milder through the week. some rain will arrive later in the week. i'm rico hizon in singapore. the headlines: vladimir putin has won another six years as president of russia. he has also dismissed the suggestion from britain that russia was behind the poisoning of former spy, sergei skripal. i'm babita sharma in london. —— i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme. aung san suu kyi is speaking to the australian government about troubled rakhine state after appealing to southeast asian leaders for humanitarian support, at a regional summit in australia. a breakthrough in the treatment of multiple sclerosis after a medical trial involving stem cell transplants. live from our studios in singapore and london, this

parts of devon and cornwall, the channel islands, and kent in sussex will be cold as well.ld to the north, but most places dry. a sharp frost first thing. during the day, most will stay dry and bright. more cloud will filter in. if you snow flurries could come down to the channel isles. but things are looking largely dry. temperatures still a bit low for this time of year. 4—7. not as cold as the weekend. the temperatures will start to warm up. things will turn milder. some rain will come in. into tuesday, at the high pressure stays with us, keeping it dry. it will be a weak front becomes drawn tuesday. there could be some outbreaks of rain to the south—east. but largely dry and bright. temperatures close to average, 6—9. we will have lost the chilli, biting, easterly wind. —— chilly. a change in air mass comes in the middle of the week. on wednesday, this will bring to rain to parts of scotland, perhaps northern ireland, and it will be patchy at this stage. south and east, a largely dry day. although there will be cloud, in the south and the ease, some brighter spells, and

bodies of her husband and two boys, aged 7 and 10, were discovered at the foot of cliffs in east sussex not looking for anyone else in connection with the investigation. a lorry driver has been found guilty, of causing the deaths of eight people by dangerous driving, in a crash on the m1 near milton keynes last summer. ryszard masherak who's 31, parked his lorry in lane 1 of the motorway for 12 minutes, was also found guilty of four counts of causing serious injury by dangerous driving. britain needs to go on a diet, that is what officials as saying. leading to an obesity epidemic. food companies have been told to reduce the calories in their products or face legislation if they fail to comply. it's time for action and food companies must cut calories. that is the demand from public health chiefs who want to see new recipes, smaller portions or more effort to move customers to healthy options. here's the obesity problem. a child's diet might include breakfast with nearly 500 calories. a packed lunch with more than 1000. an after—school snack at around 250 and pasta and a pudding for din

police respond to a shooting east sussex tonight — the iraqi teenager, found guilty of the parsons greenation programme at the time. and on newsnight, it's been britain versus russia this week. so is it a problem that this country has long welcomed many wealthy russians to london, including friends of putin? we'll ask, what is it that first attracted us to the oligarch billionaires?

in east sussex, 90 miles away in eastbourne, sussex police discovered the the bodies of a man and twoered. this is being treated as a you ared mer investigation with regard to the woman who was found in the property behind me. thank you very much indeed for that. more on the incident in salisbury. the suspected poisoning of the former russian spy and his daughter. we just had reaction from the russian embassy in london on their website. they are saying, "the situation regarding the hospitalisation of sergei skripal and another person as described by the british media causes serious concern. as of today the russian embassy are saying the police and other british authorities have not provided the embassy with any official information regarding this incident. the foreign office has not given any notifications either, but the media are swiftly launching a new phase of the anti—russian campaign that is ongoing in the united kingdom. readers are offered various speculations which ultimately lead toa speculations which ultimately lead to a vilification of russia. although uk law enforcement

anna campbell from lewes in sussex had joined a kurdish unit and died last week in the town of afrin,art of life here, the first thing we do is have a cup oftea(!) the first thing we do is have a cup of tea(!) extraordinary footage from a woman on the front line in syria, anna campbell was killed in a turkish bombardment, now herfamily backin turkish bombardment, now herfamily back in sussex are desperately calling for the government to help negotiate a ceasefire, so her body can come home. my daughter is lying, her body is lying in the rubble strewn streets of a ruined city. and will probably remain there until her body rots away. unless we can do something now. it's piling agony upon agony. to feel that we can't welcome at least what is left of her act. we were in contact with her, whenever we spoke with her, she downplayed things, she said you would making tea, hanging out, she did not tell us where she, exactly where she was and exactly how involved she was in the violence. we we re involved she was in the violence. we were all under the impression that she would be home in a coup

one to 2-inch range, sussex county, new jersey, well over a foot on the ground. top end speed 60 miles per hour along the southern new jersey coast. now we will see snow tapering off through the overnight. there could still be some ice and wet spots for saturday but then we will continue to see improvement. two items of note. number one, it is going to stay a bit windy for saturday and we continue to watch the coastal flooding picture very closely and we will talk more about that coming up in just a little bit. >> positive train control. some say it could have prevented a death after a train derailed in hoboken. there is a federal guideline out to get the trains equipped with positive train control, and it doesn't look like the mta and the long island railroad and new jersey transit are going to make the december deadline. we have the details. what is going on, mark? >> ahead of amtrak on thursday announced that two train systems are in the most jeopardy of not making the federal deadline in order to meet the deadline for positive train control. those two are new

some showers working into the south—west of england, probably getting all the way to surrey and west sussexell. staying cold for most of us but temperatures turning gradually less gold in the south. this is bbc news. the headlines at eleven. warnings of snow and icy roads remain in place across much of the uk, as the weather causes further disruption. it was another frustrating night for some — in south—east london, police were called after people stuck on trains, started jumping on to the tracks. several flood warnings have been issued for parts of england due to high tides and strong winds. continued disruption is expected on roads and railways. facing up to "some hard facts " — the prime minister says neither side will get everything they want from brexit but argues the uk and eu are close to a deal on transition. love it or loath it — var is here to stay — the body which sets the rules for world football is expected to approve the use of video replay technology throughout the sport when it meets later.

former australia bowler and now coach of sussex, jason gillespie believes the end is nigh for the skipper to continue as captain of australia. sadly, he has been a fine captain for australia but it is hard to imagine he would be able to come back from this and be leader of the country. what about darren liman, is his position untenable7 country. what about darren liman, is his position untenable? not so sure. i don't know. steve smith in the press co nfe re nce i don't know. steve smith in the press conference made it clear that no coaching staff were involved so u nless we no coaching staff were involved so unless we hear from the coaching staff publicly which we have not heard, we will not know. we have to ta ke heard, we will not know. we have to take that as it is on face value at the moment that the coaching staff we re the moment that the coaching staff were not involved unless we had different. so we've heard about the cheating and the repercussions, but just what were the australians trying to achieve by tampering with the ball. test match special‘s simon hughes can tell us there

the bodies of a man and two children were found at east one seafront in east sussex. 0ur correspondentman. the husband and two sons. meanwhile an hour before this sussex police had been called by a member of the public to the discovery of the body of a man and two boys in eastbourne and they then contacted the much appalled at police about the discovery and that is when the link was made. while there is no formal identification as yet, police believe they are the immediate family of the deceased woman. a postmortem is due on all four bodies. at this early stage police say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with what has happened here but they are treating what happened to the women asa treating what happened to the women as a murder investigation and asking anyone who has any information to come forward. we understand next of kin have been informed but we still do not know the names of those who have died. a lorry driver has been found guilty of causing the deaths of eight people by dangerous driving ina of eight people by dangerous driving in a crash on the m1 near mil

meanwhile, an hour before this, sussex police had been called by a member of the public to the discoveryn police about the discovery and that is when the link was made. while there is no formal identification as yet, as i say, police believe they are the deceased woman's immediate family. a postmortem examination is due on all four bodies. at this early stage police say they are not looking for anyone else in connection with what has happened here but they are treating this is outside source. the lead story is that donald trump has just held a joint press conference with the swedish prime minister. he said he was not worried about the prospect of a trade war and said america would do it in a loving way. some of the main stores from the world service, in through anger there is a state of a tizzy declared after several attacks against mosques and muslim owned businesses. there is a curfew in place —— a state of emergency. a family has discovered the world's oldest known message in a bottle of the beach in western australia which was written in german and dates back to 1886. it appears to h