on sussex street, the grade slopes sharply down. there, it is not perceptively three stories, but four. if you look at the paperwork, they describe it as three stories on top of a garage -- on top of a basement. it just happens that that basement is not below ground at diamond street. but in any case, they're talking about metes and bounds, and not the experience of the builder. troy mentioned the alternate tiff that th tive -- alternative, and they did provide that to us, although it was after we filed the d.r. it maintains the mass of the building. in fact it may make the mass of the building bigger, so i am grateful for their effort, but i'm afraid that their effort is more intended to give them an opportunity to say they proposed an alternate tiive tho give us an alternative that we are entitled to engage with constructively. no proposal of any nature was made like that before the d.r., appropriately so. the last point is maybe the most important, and that is that troy tells us, you know, if this is a full-size lot, think of wha

hoping that the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, might spot you?” hoping that the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, might spot you? i am hoping so, i am definitely going to wave. are you most excited to meet her? and also the queen, it will be amazing to see her. it is still very cold here, but the atmosphere in the queueis cold here, but the atmosphere in the queue is absolutely fantastic. lots of people have been coming for years and for others it is their first time here and they are very excited to see the royal family for the first time. it looks very frosty out there. thank you very much, charlotte. throughout the programme, we've heard from medical workers and volunteers who are at work today, and now we can speak to somebody else running a vital service at christmas time — ferry captain alice duncan. good morning, very happy christmas. tell us about your working day today. what have you got to do? good

the suspects are from crawley in west sussex and police are searching a house in the town.ings of drones over the last three days led to the cancellation or delay of a thousand flights, affecting more than 140—thousand passengers. today the airport has remained open but a backlog of flights has meant continuing problems for travellers. jenny kumar reports. tonight, police activity at a house near gatwick airport. officers have searched inside the property and examined the vehicles parked in the drive. this comes after sussex police confirmed last night that a man and a woman had been arrested in connection with illegal drone activity. at gatwick today, vogt have been getting back to normal after three days of disruption, but there is a backlog to clear up and frustration amongst passengers. we fly off today to france skiing in the apps —— alps. taking the giveaway properly for first white christmas and it has been really anxious times for us. i only had a couple of weeks at home so it has cut my trip short by a day which is really upsetting when you don't get to see family

as they became the duke and duchess of sussex. thousands during their carriage procession through the town. band plays. the queen had a president to tea as she kept up a busy schedule at the age of 92. please can i ask you tojoin me in wishing the prince of wales a very happy birthday? for the prince of wales, a milestone birthday. a seventieth for an heir to the throne who has waited longer than any other. and there was a new grandchild for charles in his big birthday year. prince louis of cambridge, fifth in line to the throne. back in february she was stilljust meghan markle but was settling into life with her new royal family. this was her first official engagement alongside her husband—to—be and future brother—and—sister—in—law. and the newcomer did not hold back, describing the issues that matter to her. you often hear people say you're helping women find their voices and i fundamentally disagree with that because women don't need to find their voice, they have a voice, they need to feel empowered to use it and people need t

police investigating drones at gatwick search a house in west sussex, following the arrest of a man and a woman from crawley. meanwhile, the airport has so far run a full service today — but passengers continue to suffer delays and cancellations. is durable. it goes against your human rights, ithaca? —— it is horrible. it goes against your human rights, doesn't it? a row over the money for donald trump's border wall results in a partial shutdown of the us government. retailers pin their hopes on super saturday to boost christmas shopping sales in what's been described as unprecedented levels of discounting after a disappointing year for the high street. also coming up this hour, transforming the lives of hundreds of babies while still in the womb. surgery for unborn babies with spinal defects is to be made routinely available on the nhs in england. a 47—year—old man and a 54—year—old woman from crawley police investigating the three days of chaos at gatwick caused by drones are questioning a 47—year—old man and a 54—year—old woman from crawley in west sussex. this afternoon police have

sussex police say a man and a woman are in custody — but that investigations are continuing.ts were suspended for a third day yesterday because of a new drone sighting, before operators were assured the military measures put in place made it safe for the runway to re—open. gatwick airport says it aims to run: "a full schedule" today operating 757 flights, carrying over 124,000 passengers. the airport say passengers should expect some delays and cancellations as they continue to recover operations following the three days of disruption. munaza rafiq has more. after hundreds of cancelled flights, this was the reaction when passengers heard that they were up and running again. it came after the airport was closed forjust over an hour after the sighting of another drone. they told us that the flight was cancelled and that we had to collect our luggage. after unprecedented disruption, flights had resumed just after six on friday morning. many woke up after a night on the airport's floor. virginia goncalves from cornwell is seriously ill and spent the night in an airport chair. it'

sussex police say a damaged drone has been found and is being forensically examined.ere grounded for more than 36 hours when drones were first spotted close to the runway on wednesday night. our correspondentjenny kumah is at gatwick and told me more about what the police have been saying. well, police say they have made a significant development. they say they discovered a damaged drone near the north perimeter of the airport and they are forensically examining it. these details emerged after they announced that they had released without charge two people they arrested in connection with illegal drone activity. they say the pair fully co—operated and are no longer suspects. they say that doesn't mean they are back to square one. they are pursuing a number of lines of inquiry. menwhile, gatwick airport say they are offering a reward of some £50,000 for any information that leads to an arrest or a conviction. the situation here, in terms of flights, is things are pretty much back to normal, with some 760 flights going in and out, but there continues to be a military an

police are also searching a house in crawley in west sussex.to the cancellation or delay of 1000 flights, affecting more than 140,000 passengers. the airport's remained open, but there are still some delays. jenny kumar reports. police activity at a house near gatwick airport. officers have searched inside the property and examined vehicles parked on the drive. this comes after sussex police confirmed last night that a man and a woman had been arrested in connection with illegal drone activity. well, tonight there's a small police presence outside the property that was searched earlier today. meanwhile gatwick airport say measures are being taken to keep the airfield safe and to keep flights running. at gatwick flights have been getting back to normal after three days of disruption, but there's a backlog to clear and frustration amongst passengers. we fly off to france today, skiing in the alps. the kids, taking them away properly for a first white christmas, and yeah, it's been really anxious times for us. i only had a couple of weeks at home

police investigating the drones at gatwick search a house in west sussex, following the arrest of a man and a woman from crawley. meanwhile, the airport has so far run a full service today but passengers continue to suffer delays and cancellations. we don't have a very long holiday so it is frustrating to miss out on some of it. it is frustrating that this happened at all. a row over the money for donald trump's border wall results in a partial shutdown of the us government. a dream start for ole gunnar solskjaer in charge at manchester united winning 5—1 against cardiff. and in half an hour, we look at how the social media giants came underfire in review 2018: the media year. it's just been announced that the former liberal democrat leader, lord paddy ashdown, has died at the age of 77. mr ashdown began his career in the military as a royal marine and then went on to lead the liberal democrats for 11 years from 1988. in november this year, lord ashdown revealed he had been diagnosed with bladder cancer. we can speak to the current leader of the liberal democrats, sir vince cable, who i

they left as the duke and duchess of sussex.ding day by the queen. cheering. as the new duke and duchess emerged from st george's chapel, there was the kiss. cheering. # amen. # amen #. they said they wanted to share their wedding with the public. the carriage procession through windsor was part of that plan. thousands lined the long walk. it looked as if they had got the wedding day wished for. i feel as though i'm in a dream. it's been unforgettable. it's been absolutely exhilarating. i'm a guy, i couldn't comment on the dress but she looked stunning as she went past. it was amazing to see the people arriving and leaving. it was like a really special memory. the final chapter of the wedding day, the evening reception. the couple left in an e—type jag for a private party that was rumoured to include a speech by the bride and a dance off amongst members of the royal family. just weeks after the wedding was another american visitor here causing a stir. president trump came to have tea with the queen. he brought with him all the t

the duchess of sussex, expect in her first child be here to see the duchess of sussex, expect in herfirstso the younger members of the royal family very much the focus of today. and the queen, lots of people very excited to see the queen. there are tens of people here already waiting to meet the royal family. i imagine the crowd will grow family. i imagine the crowd will gi’ow eve n family. i imagine the crowd will grow even further. i am amazed they are there already. thank you very much indeed. we will see you later. thank you so much. around the world, children are waking up to see if they've had a special visitor — one who plays a crucial role in the festivities at this time of year, and tim allman can bring us up to date. where else would begin but in the arctic circle? father christmas making a farewell appearance before setting off in his sleigh. an awful lot of presence to deliver, an awful lot of presence to deliver, an awful lot of presence to deliver, an awful lot of miles to travel. and how do you track its progress? well, you could ask the north american aerospace defence com

sussex police are examining a damaged drone found near the perimeter fence of gatwick airport, as two people arrested on friday are released without charge. they are fake, though, yeah? everything's fake, man. the uk's thriving trade in counterfeit goods. a land rich in resources, but with many economic challenges, we report from the democratic republic of congo. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers, with our reviewers, author tony evans, and columnist for the evening standard and the economic advisor, ruth lea. stay with us for that. good evening. indonesia is braced for the possibility of a further tsunami after a wave triggered by an erupting volcano killed more than 200 people and injured nearly 900 others. thousands of people who live on the islands of java and sumatra have been forced to evacuate to higher ground as the tsunami hit coastal areas. the volcano, anak krakatau, has been continuing to erupt today. our indonesia correspondent rebecca henschke reports. a popular local tourist destination, now a disaster zone. the only road in, cleared to allow

much attention inevitably on the family's newcomer the duchess of sussex.se attention on the interchanges between her and the duchess of cambridge. newspapers have been suggesting that meghan and kate haven't been getting on. no sign of any tension on this christmas morning. the queen departed by car, the moment for the duchesses to dip. or in the case of meghan, to almost touch the ground. and then equerries and private secretaries became flower—gatherers as the royals made their way to meet some of the people who'd been waiting to see them. it's the younger generation to the fore now, harry and meghan, and kate and william. and then, flower duties completed, it was back to sandringham to settle down for lunch and the queen's christmas broadcast. the queen recalled the centenary of the armistice which had ended the first world war, a conflict in which her father had served in the royal navy. and then to more recent family matters. closer to home, it has been a busy year for my family. cheering. with two weddings and two babies, and another child expected s

sussex police released this statement overnight:undreds of cancelled flights, this was the reaction when passengers heard they were up and running again. it came after the airport was closed forjust over an hour after the sighting of another drone. they told us that the flight was cancelled and that we had to collect our luggage. after unprecedented disruption, flights we re unprecedented disruption, flights were resumed. virginia goncalves from cornwall is seriously ill and spent the night in an airport chair. it goes against your human rights, isn't it? i have stage for cancer. spread to the bones. for god's sake. last night, sussex police said they had arrested two people suspected of involvement in the illegal use of drones. meanwhile, flights of continued throughout the night of the country's second busiest airport as it attempts with the severe backlog of passengers. let's take a look at the live departure board for gatwick airport. the first flights left just after 5.30 this morning. the airport says that it is expecting to r

sussex police are examining a damaged drone found near the perimeter fence of gatwick airport — as tworested on friday are released without charge. the uk is being inundated with fake designer goods on a scale never seen before — according to the trade body, the anti—counterfeiting group. homelessness in the uk is at a record high with 170,000 families and individuals experiencing destitution — according to the charity crisis. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are tony evans, author and columnist for the evening standard and the economic advisor ruth lea. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's take a look, starting with the independent — which has a striking picture of survivors searching through the destruction caused by the tsunami that hit indonesia, killing more than 200 people and leaving hundreds more injured. the telegraph leads with the queen's christmas message — saying she'll be urging britain to overcome "deeply held differences" and to treat others with respect — in herfinal message before the uk l

sussex police have just said that two people have been arrested as part of their ongoing investigationthe criminal use of drones, which has severely disrupted flights in and out of gatwick airport since wednesday night. do not disclose the age nor gender of those arrested nor where the arrest were made we know they were made after ten o'clock on friday evening. police have again appealed for anyone with any information to get in touch with them. just to repeat, two people arrested in connection with a string of brougham sightings that have wrought gatwick airport to a standstill. we will have more on that later on in the programme. “— have more on that later on in the programme. —— that have brought gatwick airport to a standstill. a partial shutdown of the us government is expected to go ahead in just three hours time — after congress adjourned without reaching an agreement on a revised spending bill. president trump had demanded the legislation include $5 billion for the mexican border wall but it failed to gain support in the senate. it now means several key agencies are set to lose

there was a cheer for the duchess of sussex.ple waving stars and stripes in the crowd which she appreciated. for the one person commits was his first christmas at sandringham, the husband of prince youzhny. he walked into the church with the rest of the family. they will be a church service for around 45 minutes and the royal family will even greet the crowds. some of them have been here since half past four this morning, some carrying posies with signs with union flags waiting to meet the royal family. very excited after being queueing up for so long. thank you very much for the time being. the pope is delivering his traditional christmas message and extending his "urbi et 0rbi" blessing to rome and to the world from the central balcony of st. peter's basilica overlooking the square. translation: fraternity among individuals of every nation and culture. fraternity among people with different ideas yet ca pa ble among people with different ideas yet capable of respecting and listening to one another. fraternity among persons of

the duchess of sussex is enjoying her first christmas as a member of the royal family. she was the first non—married partner to be invited to sandringham last year, now she is due to give birth to a royal baby in the spring. 0ur correspondent charlotte gallagher sent this report. the royalfamily were met with huge cheers when they arrived for this morning's church service. some of the crowd arrived in the early hours of this morning and queued up to get prime positions. we came up early, so we decided to come because we thought if we came late that we would be at the back of the queue. despite newspaper reports about rifts and rivalry, the royals looked happy and relaxed with the duke and duchess of cambridge and the duke and duchess of sussex walking into the church together. there were two notable absences, though. the duchess of cornwall, who has a cold, and the duke of edinburgh. buckingham palace said he was not unwell, but had chosen to spend the day at home. the royals greeted the crowd after the service, many of whom had waited hours to meet them. the duchess of

sussex here in herfirst year as a member of the royalfamily. i will be looking back at a fractious year in politics, dominated by brexit, brexit and more brexit. but there is a whole load of other stuff going on as well. that is 2018, the year in politics, with me, joe cockburn. good morning and happy christmas. indonesia's disaster agency now say at least a29 people were killed nd a further 150 are still missing following the volcanic eruption and tsunami that swept through sunda strait on saturday. more than 11100 people have been injured. thousands of people who live on the islands of java and sumatra have been forced to evacuate to higher ground as the tsunami hit coastal areas. charities in indonesia say they're worried about disease spreading as clean water and medicine supplies are dwindling. sameer hashmi gave us an update from banten on the island ofjava. the rescue operations are still on. because of the bad weather, the national disaster agency has been finding it really difficult to shift from one location to another. they are still

sussex police released this statement overnight.t of our ongoing investigations into the criminal use of drones which has severely disrupted flights in and out of gatwick airport, sussex police made two arrests just after 10pm on the 21st of december. "our investigations are still on—going, and our activities at the airport continue to build resilience to detect and mitigate further incursions from drones, by deploying a range of tactics." our reporter munaza rafiq has more. after hundreds of cancelled flights, this was the reaction when passengers heard they were up and running again. it came after the airport was closed forjust over an hour after the sighting of another drone. they told us that the flight was cancelled and that we had to collect our luggage. after unprecedented disruption, flights had resumed just after 6:00 on friday morning. many woke up after a night on the airport's floor. virginia goncalves from cornwall is seriously ill and spent the night in an airport chair. it's horrible. it's...it goes against your human

there was a challenge, on bbc radio sussex, why do we keep having to do stuff?own part, will we are, producers or whether we are consumers that product. when it comes to plastic, there has been much confusion across there has been much confusion across the country, because different local authorities collect different plastics. what i always say to anybody who isn't sure is to check with your local council. don't worry what is happening in the council next to you, just focus on europe council. and there's that comes to district level, not county level, where there have been differences in the past, it is important that you focus on your local council. the websites are available and the majority of us own smartphones where you can get recycling officers available at the end of your own or twitter and facebook. that helps to ease that confusion if you knew who to ask. asking about the plastics that are in front of us in the studio here. people use that as an excuse not to do as much recycling as they can. which of these are recycling? the complexity of plastic is

that they would finally get away for christmas breaks and family reunions etc this statement from sussex police said that gatwick airport had advised them air field operations had been suspended for safety reasons while reports of renewed drone activity were investigated sussex police were supporting the airport and proactively deploying significant resources to seek and locate the drone and its operator but the police have also said before this that it may not be just one drone operator they suspect that there may be a number of people out there either were acting in concert together or perhaps just individual copycats yeah and paul a lot of people will be wondering especially since they've got to do the army involved in this now what why it's so hard to to catch these drones in and catch the people operating in. well they're operating under cover of darkness the initial reports happened on that weapons day night these are very small and fast moving machines they're no more than about half a meter across some of them but they don't know what exactly what type of drone has been used what

sussex police say a damaged drone has been found and is being forensically examined.r more than 36 hours when drones were first spotted close to the runway on wednesday night. earlier, i spoke to detective chief superintendent jason tingley from sussex police about the investigation. in relation to the two people released from custody, it's really important that we publicly say i am satisfied they aren't suspects with regards to this incident. i should also say they have fully co—operated all the time they've been in custody. we were working on information from a member of the public to progress that investigation. we have been dealing with that with a very open mind over the last couple of days, whilst they've been in custody. we have also been furthering other lines of enquiry in terms of persons of interest, house—to—house inquiries where we've known the drone sightings have been, and lastly, what is a significant part of the investigation, the finding of a damaged drone close to the perimeter fencing at gatwick yesterday morning, which obviously we are investigati

after the christmas chaos at gatwick — sussex police say some of the drones seen over the airport mayce. it was completely out of the blue, a shock. but the nicest shock in the world. who wouldn't want to be dame twiggy?! the former model is recognised with a new year honour alongside michael palin and hundreds of members of the public. i'm having full trouble deciding what to give you tonight... and after more than seven decades in showbusiness, the actress damejune whitfield has died. good evening. the government has insisted that it's working "very effectively" with france to tackle an increase in the number of migrants crossing the channel in small boats. more than 200 people have arrived since the start of november and there have been calls for more patrol boats off dover. today the immigration minister, caroline noakes, held talks with border force officials. richard lister reports. you're iranian? you have to be desperate to make this journey. these migrants were picked up crossing the channel earlier this month. 0thers arrived yesterday — part of a growing number using ill—equ

police investigating the drones at gatwick search a house in west sussex, following the arrest of a man and a woman from crawley meanwhile the airport has so far run a full service today — but passengers continue to suffer delays and cancellations. a row over the money for donald trump's border wall results in a partial shutdown of the us government retailers pin their hopes on ‘super saturday‘ to boost christmas shopping sales — in what's been described as unprecedented levels of discounting, atfer a disappointing year for the high street hello and welcome to sportsday, with me olly foster and jeanette kwa kye. hello there, these are our headlines this evening. manchester city are stunned at home, the champions beaten by crystal palace...are the omens good for liverpool? there's a dream start for the caretaker ole gunnar solskjaer‘s manchester united win 5—1 at cardiff and there's a big night ahead for british boxing but with two fights on at the same time, the fans have to make a choice the mac georgia 50,000 watts one and the other, the other side also coming up in the programme... e

the duchess of sussex is enjoying her first christmas as a member of the royal family.he first non—married partner to be invited to sandringham last year, now she is due to give birth to a royal baby in the spring. joining me now from the sandringham estate in norfolk, is our correspondent charlotte gallagher. as is the case every year, large numbers of people wanting to see the royals. we have got a real problem with that. i am even hearing myself back. we will return to charlotte as soon as we establish contact with her. you are watching bbc news. let's return to the tsunami and the ongoing concerns in indonesia of disease, the lack of medical supplies and a shortage of fresh water. 0ur reporter is there on the island of java. give water. 0ur reporter is there on the island ofjava. give us water. 0ur reporter is there on the island of java. give us your assessment. i just saw a flash of lightning behind you. the bad weather is not helping? it is not. it has been a challenge for the rescue teams here because every day they have been going out and trying to go to those

police investigating the drones at gatwick search our house in west sussex following the arrest of a man and woman from crawley. good evening. it has been announced that the former liberal democrat leader lord paddy ashdown has died at the age of 77. he began his career in the military as a royal marine and led the liberal democrats for 11 years in 1988. in november, this year, he revealed he had been diagnosed with ladder cancer. —— bladder cancer. wejoin diagnosed with ladder cancer. —— bladder cancer. we join sir vince cable now. a very sad evening for the party and you yourself personally. talk to us about what sort of figure lord ashdown was. well, he was a very formidable man. it is very sad that we have lost him. he was politically active and really very dynamic and full of ideas, right to the end. he was a big figure at our party conference only a few months ago. going back to the beginning, he was mr action man, he was ex—military, full of drive, full of ambition, full of energy, and that is how he led the party and he let us from a very low base in the mid—19 80s to a posit

police investigating the drones at gatwick search a house in west sussex, following the arrest of a man a woman from crawley. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sian griffiths, the education editor at the sunday times, and martin bentham from the evening standard. good evening to you both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the death of lord ashdown features on the front of the sunday times which has paid tribute to him, saying he made the liberal democrats a "formidable force". the sunda express fronts with a picture of the couple who are being questioned in relation to the gatwick airport chaos. that couple also feature in the daily mail with a rather blunt headline: "are these the morons who ruined christmas?" government ministers are reportedly scrambling to protect britain against similar attacks in the future that's in the telegraph. the independent has a story about the key policies may make has reportedly had to put on hold because of brexit, such as obesity, helping abuse victim victims and venting ex

we are hearing from sussex police that two people arrested in conjunction with the widespread disruption have been released without charge. the chief superintendent saying that both people have fully cooperated with inquiries and also saying i am satisfied that they are no longer suspects in the drone incidents at gatwick. it is important to remember when people are arrested to make further inquiries it does not mean they are guilty of an offence and sussex police would not seek to make their identity public although there was widespread coverage in today's newspapers about those two people who were arrested including pictures of them. they have fully cooperated, say the police, and they are no longer suspects in the drone incidents. police asking for the public‘s continued support into their inquiries by reporting anything suspicious or if they have anything suspicious or if they have any information about those drone incidents that grew in the travel plans of tens of thousands of passengers at gatwick airport in the past few days. let's return now to the indonesian tsunami that has kil

sussex police say a damaged drone has been found and is being forensically examined. for more than 36 hours when drones were first spotted close to the runway on wednesday night. let's talk to detective chief superintendent jason tingley from sussex police who joins us from gatwicks terminal 2. this couple has now been released, i'll be back to square one? —— i'll be back to square one? firstly, we aren't back to square one. if i can talk about the two people in custody. i've got some feedback on the earpiece... just checking you can hear me? yes, we can hear you. i'll carry on and then i'll stop if there is feedback but it sounds ok at the moment. firstly, in relation to the two people released from custody, it's really important we say i am satisfied they aren't suspects with regards to this incident. i should also say they have fully co—operated all the time they've been in custody. we were working on information from a member of the public to progress that investigation. we have been dealing with that with a very open mind over the last couple of days while they'v

they left as the duke and duchess of sussex.nted to share their wedding with the public. the carriage procession through windsor was part of that plan. thousands lined the long walk. it looked as if they had got the wedding day wished for. i feel as though i'm in a dream. it's been unforgettable. it's been absolutely exhilarating. i'm a guy, i couldn't comment on the dress but she looked stunning as she went past. it was amazing to see the people arriving and leaving. it was like a really special memory. the final chapter of the wedding day, the evening reception. the couple left in an e—type jag for a private party that was rumoured to include a speech by the bride and a dance off amongst members of the royal family. just weeks after the wedding was another american visitor here causing a stir. president trump came to have tea with the queen. he brought with him all the trappings of the us presidency, the queen of course, had seen it all before. he was the 12th american president she had met during her reign. it wasn't a full s

two people were arrested, they were released by sussex police, and are no longer suspects, and also thens of interest, and also saying that a damaged drone has been found, and is being forensically examined. so that is from detective chief superintendent jason dingley of sussex police saying that they have found... they have offered a £50,000 reward that anyone coming forward with information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever was responsible for that drone activity around gatwick. let's bring you more on that tsunami. coastal towns on the sunda strait. the western tip of java was badly hit. he has been speaking and described a scene of destruction. i was not there last night, but i am here now, and what i have seen is a really devastating situation, about 200 villagers have been more or less 80% destroyed. and a lot of... up to the moment, we have about 90 plus and every minute, another dead bodies coming to our place. can ijust confirm that. we have found 90 bodies in your hotel resort alone. is that what you're saying? that is right, yes. at the moment, there was 74 alre

sussex police have just given this update from the airport.can see, since the update this morning, the runway has remained open, so some positive news. my heart goes out to the passengers and the public who have been really distressing situation with a level of disruption that we've had here at gatwick airport over the last 36 hours. but painting a better picture as we move forward. why haven't we caught the drone operater? because it is an incredibly difficult offence to detect and to arrest a suspect for. what i will say is we do have a number of lines of enquiry, we do have persons of interest and we are working through those with our best teams, our best investigators and there's a huge amount of intelligence that we are trawling through. we obviously have the ongoing request to the public to ring 101 and quote 0peration trebor, should they in particular have any imagery of the drone that has been flying above the airport gatwick. in terms of the motivation, there's a whole spectrum of possibilities from the really high end criminal behavi

police investigating the drones at gatwick search a house in west sussex following the arrest of a man a woman from crawley. meanwhile, the airport has so far run a full service today — but passengers continue to suffer delays and cancellations. now on bbc news, it's the year the social media giants came under fire, the printed press got smaller, and blockbuster tv got even bigger. the bbc‘s amol rajan gives his take on the last 12 months in review 2018: the media year. hello, and welcome to the media year 2018. in the next half an hour, we are going to look at the intersection between technology and the media over the past 12 months, a golden age of tv and audio and the increasing impact of data on all our lives. this has been the year of the techlash, a global backlash against silicon valley's biggest companies prompted by controversies over privacy, misinformation, foreign interference and much else besides. and one company has been in the spotlight and feeling the heat more than any other. facebook‘s worries morphed into constant woe. revelations emerged about a british data firm c