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when i came across the volunteers from the sussex dolphin project, it became apparent they were highlyoject. the hope is by widening the net of watchers, they'll get new insight into marine life here on the sussex coast. south of the plot of a hollywood film but an air passenger would note flying experience had to land the plane when the pilot fell ill. all too real for a plane when the pilot fell ill. all too realfor a man who landed an aircraft in florida after the pilot passed out. when the pilot of this florida bound cessna fell ill mid air, he fell against the controls if aircraft into a nosedive and sharp turn, leading the passenger darren harrison on a wing and a prayer 2750 metres high. but despite having no experience of piloting a plane, he pulled it out of its nosedive and radioed air traffic control. with just the florida coast for reference, mr harrison was then given step—by—step instructions of what to do next. at this point, formerflight instructor robert morgan was pulled off his break to help guide the plane down. when somebodyjust drops that bomb on you that you're n

the duchess of sussex placed flours at a makeshift memorial.a spokesperson said she took the trip in a personal capacity to offer her condolences and support. across the country thousands of students walked out of their classrooms demanding lawmakers take action on gun violence as skyler henry reports a bipartisan group of senators is working together on the issue. >> reporter: lawmakers on both sides of the aisle agree they never want to see another tragedy like what happened in uvalde, texas, this week. >> i'm not interested in the same old tired talking points. i'm actually interested in what we can do to make the terrible events that occurred in uvalde less likely in the future. >> reporter: but lawmakers can't seem to agree on how to prevent another tragedy. four republicans joined five democrats for a working lunch thursday to see if they can find middle ground on gun safety legislation before they left town for a memorial day break. >> is it possible there's something that happens in the middle of june when you guys get back? >> i think

so, cancelled in balcony terms are the duke of york and the sussexes.four days of the jubilee celebrations. it all begins on thursday the 2nd ofjune with trooping the colour, at the culmination of which the royal family makes that balcony appearance. according to the palace, the queen plans to attend trooping — but a final decision will be taken on the day. on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral. again, all the palace will say is the queen plans to attend. on saturday the 4th ofjune, after the derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace produced by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of thanksgiving — and at the other events if she can. nicholas witchell, b

today, she would be here in brighton at the university of sussex.ublicly stated its concerns about her safety, but in an e—mail leaked to the bbc following our request for comment, students and staff were warned not to discuss her situation. translation: my first reaction | to the news was one of outrage, you claim to nurture future activists and leaders in feminism, but then you are instructing your students not to discuss this matter. it'sjust like being in china. the university told the bbc "this is a sensitive matter and media requests should be dealt with by the press office citing data protection concerns." sophia has now been detained for over seven months. the cases have been handed to prosecutors and they are expected to face trial soon. the chinese embassy in the uk told the bbc it is committed to upholding social equity and justice. the wayboard didn't respond to the bbc�*s request for a statement. jessie lau, bbc news. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... a day return to paddington for the queen — as lond

so, cancelled in balcony terms are the duke of york and the sussexes.won't be on the balcony. the big question, of course, is how visible will the queen be throughout the four days of the jubilee celebrations? it all begins on thursday the 2nd ofjune with trooping the colour, at the culmination of which the royal family makes that balcony appearance. according to the palace, the queen plans to attend trooping — but a final decision will be taken on the day. on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral. again, all the palace will say is the queen plans to attend. on saturday the 11th ofjune, after the derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace produced by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at troopin

the duchess of sussex made an unexpected _ rifleman.f sussex | made an unexpected appearance, laying a bunch of white roses in the town square. right across america, students walked out of the schools in protest, demanding action to keep schools safe. in a valley, a small grief stricken town, 21 briefed families are now starting to plan 21 funerals. —— bereaved. james densley is a professor of criminaljustice at metropolitan state university in minnesota and co—author of a book called the violence project: how to stop a mass shooting epidemic. he said he hoped the outrage caused by this tragedy could lead to real change. the slaughter of 19 children and two teachers isn't enough to compel our lawmakers to action, then i don't know what would be. it's hard not to lose hopein would be. it's hard not to lose hope in situations like this because it is a recurring theme for american history, that is something we have studied over time, going all the way back to 1966 there have been mass shootings in our project. but i'm optimistic that we mi

the duchess of sussex _ rifle man. —— body armour.e an excited appearance, laying roses. across america, students walked out of the schools in protest to demand action to keep schools safe. in uvalde, a small, grief—stricken town, 21 bereaved families are now starting to plan 21 funerals. north america corresponded sarah smith there. we can now speak to javed ali, who previously held senior positions at the the department of homeland security and the fbi, where he dealt with a numver of security threats faced by the us. mrali, thank mr ali, thank you for making the time for us. as we heard in sarah's report, complains about the police response of 5a minutes, what's your assessment? it minutes, what's your assessment?- minutes, what's your assessment? it a difficult situation _ assessment? it a difficult situation and _ assessment? it a difficult situation and the - assessment? it a difficult situation and the facts i assessment? it a difficult l situation and the facts have changed over the last 2a — 48 hours changed over the last 24

zoe conway, bbc news, west sussex.ler eg group, for control of the business which employs around 16,000 staff. our business correspondent theo leggett is here. how is it that morrisons has overtaken eg group? it isa it is a good question, we have seen a weekend of bids and counter bids, interesting for business people, but what has happened is the bids on the table now seem to be pretty much equivalent to one another. so basically, as we understand, they both offer to protect 16,000 jobs, they are both promising to keep 1100 stores open, to pay off mccoll�*s about £170 million of debts, and protect the interests of the members of the pension scheme. so all of thatis of the pension scheme. so all of that is pretty much equivalent now, it is what the creditors were looking for and what mccoll�*s were looking for and what mccoll�*s were looking for. so the advantage morrisons now has is that it is already closely associated with mccoll�*s. they have a joint venture together where morrisons operates several hundred stores

tell us more about the duchess of sussex�*s visit. what we know? duchess of sussex's visit. centre of town _ know? i'm here at a memorial set up in the centre of town by _ know? i'm here at a memorial set up in the centre of town by a _ know? i'm here at a memorial set up in the centre of town by a charity - in the centre of town by a charity group and as you can possibly see crosses arranged behind this pond around me and each of them has the name of one of the 21 victims and very briefly meghan markle came here and relate some white roses at the foot of one of the crosses for a child named josiah garcia who was an 80 moles child and then she left. she didn't say anything. it was only about five minutes but she did make an appearance here to show her work respects to this particular child. we hearing more detail, and we, about how this attack was carried out and what happened during the time of the attack. what more do we know now? ~ . �* time of the attack. what more do we know now? ~ ., �* , ., know now? what we're is that the cunman know now? what we're is that the gunma

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canceled our the duke of york and the sussexes.nd meghan say they will come but they will not be on the balcony. the big question is how visible will the queen be throughout the four days of celebrations? it all begins on thursday, june 2 with trooping the color. the culmination of which the royal family makes the balcony appearance. the queen plans to attend, but the final decision will be made on the day. on front of the third, -- on friday the third, there will be a ceremony at the cathedral. on saturday the fourth, there will be the platinum party at the palace produced by the bbc on a stage being built in from the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. finally on sunday the fifth, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant. the queen will not be writing in it. it is clearly the queen's intention to be at the color into the service of thanksgiving and the other events if she can. >> just before i go, our top story. ukrainian officialsay that 50 women, children, and elderl

now, what'll happen over the next several hours is they'll work in probably around hampshire, sussex, in just one hour. some large hail is a possibility, as well as some very strong gusts of wind locally. eventually it will become drier and quieter — and temperatures, as we start thursday morning, around 10—14 celsius, so it is going to be mild. now, there could be an odd shower left over across the far southeast of england, but otherwise, largely fine morning with spells of sunshine. there'll be a bit of high cloud in the sky, that'll make the sunshine a little hazy at times. and through the afternoon, could see a few passing showers for northern ireland and northwest scotland, but even here, not many. most of you feeling warm in the sunshine — i9 celsius in aberdeen, 23 towards london and southeast england. it won't be quite so warm, though, on friday — the wind'll pick up, and we've got this band of rain that'll be pushing its way eastwards off the atlantic. now, there could be another batch of thunderstorms coming in from europe that gets very close to southeast england, so we'll

canceled the development of "pearl" which is the animated series created by meghan the duchess of sussexost cutting. you mentioned there, netflix has had a very tough first quarter. they were down on their subscribers. they also say it is a strategic decision regarding their animation, and you might harken back to 2020, remember the sussexs, meghan markle, signing a multimillion dollar deal with netflix to produce animated series and productions through the production company and this series "pearl," centered around a 12-year-old girl, we don't have much more detail than that but netflix pulled the plug and they can't afford to spend any more and take the risk and we're waiting for the launch of in verruckt -- in victus games. >> and is a critical time for the streaming services in the weeks ahead. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead another sign of dysfunction within the russian army. what we're learning about the visit to the front lines by vladimir putin's right-hand man. we'll be right back. we'll be right back.do for yourself goes out the window. the lines that i was seeing in m

when interrail began, steam trains weren't museum pieces as they are here at the bluebell railway in sussexd services in parts of eastern europe, and even france. since then, of course, europe has had a revolution on the railways, with some expresses travelling at over 300 kilometres an hour. and, interrail has been transformed as well, now open to anyone of any age. and, forget the old paper pass, interrail now comes as a smart phone app. but, before you jump on—board, here are some things to look out for. the fastest trains in italy, spain and france require you to pre—book a seat, and pay a supplement of 10 euros 01’ more. yes, even though you have already got a interrail pass. and, since brexit, the 3—1 pass could push the british traveller slightly over than multi—day limit for the so—called schengen area. using as much as you legally could would mean no visit to those countries for 90 days, before or afterwards. depending on where you're going, interrail could prove a false economy. in eastern europe, portugal, and on the classic trains of europe, ordinary tickets are very cheap. and,

the mirror simply says "snubbed" following the news that prince andrew and the duke and duchess of sussex appearing on the balcony at buckingham palace for the queen's platinum jubilee. so, let's begin. do you want to kick us off, daisy, with the front page of the times? tories punished in the south. that robabl is tories punished in the south. that probably is the _ tories punished in the south. twat probably is the biggest story coming out of the local election results. we all know about expectation management, so that's when all the political party start briefing and spinning in advance of an election result, trying to dampen down expectation. for instance we saw and some of the right leading newspapers earlier this week, tories expecting to lose 800 council seats. we all knew that was not the case but when you see a figure like that, if you have it, that probably what they think is the worst possible outcome. so if you go by thatjudgment, then for the conservatives to have lost nearly 500 it is standing out to be now is astonishingly bad for them. so the times saying here tories punis

announced today that the duke of york will not be on the balcony and the duke and duchess of sussex willot be on the balcony. there been a lot of debate as to whether they were to be there and worries that might take away the focus from the queen, who of course should be the centre of attention on a day. that now has been clarified. it was a decision by the queen after careful consideration but only those undertaking official public duties will be on that balcony. we do know almost the same time the play alice was announcing this meghan and harry announced they are coming over to the uk for thejubilee celebrations. they will be here but not clearly on the balcony. what you're looking at there, this is an animation of the big states that's going to host the bbc�*s party at the palace. that is on saturday evening. right in front of the balcony, around queen victoria memorial, i have lots of details about a foot of their 70 columns representing the unprecedented 70 years of her majesty the queen. this is going to be one of the big events. there is on friday the service of thanksgiving, ther

zoe conway, bbc news, west sussex.h experts already working on a prototype. here's paul murphy. final lab tests on the house that literally rises above the problem, and experts from hull university have helped to develop it. one in six homes in the uk is subject to flooding, so, yeah, this is relevant to really anyone who is looking at buying a new home. they are generally targeted at the affordable housing market and they are super innovative. 0ne proposal is to build a demonstration estate of flood proof homes at this low lying site near to boston in lincolnshire. sensors on the street will detect when floodwater gets too high, and raise these lightweight houses by nearly five feet. it was the terrible floods of 2007 that inspired a yorkshire business to invent the lifting house. friend of mine got terribly flooded out. the idea started coming from there, i'm a builder by trade and i built houses on little jack pads, and the idea of having a screw pad under a house lifting it up started the process, and it has taken

. >> earlier in uvalde, the duchess of sussex visited the memorial outside robb elementary school. spent around fivminutes at the memorial where the local community have gathered to pay their respects. the attack has reigned the debate over gun control in the u.s. so let's put that into context. this is the eighth mass shooting to take place this year and it's the 27th shooting to take place at a school. we also know that in 2020 guns were the leading killer of children in the u.s. and a school in michigan, students walked now the protest at gun violence and called for stricter gun control. but it's a complicated question. this is the author of a book called "the politics of gun control." before we go into, let's have a listen to what our reporter has to say. she's there. reporter: i'm here at a memorial set up in the center of town by a charity group. as you can probably see, crosses ranged around this pond behind me. each of them has the name of one of the 21 victims. and very briefly meghan markle came here and laid some white roses at the foot of one of the crosses for a child

at brighton and sussex medical school, first—year students have been taught using this new 3d femaleto add on the breast tissue. the male body has been the default reference image for medical textbooks. several studies suggest women are more likely to be misdiagnosed than men for a range of conditions. previously, the teaching of anatomy has always been based on the male form and then the differences in females added on as an almost strange kind of adjunct. so it wasn't providing that really accurate information at students' fingertips, which they need, not only when they are learning but when they're doctors in practice. these students have yet to study on actual patients, but the hope is, by having both female and male anatomies in exquisite detail, it'll help prepare them for medicine in the real world. it makes a huge difference, because women aren't just the sort of small men that medical textbooks usually make them out to be. we can see the full differences. rather thanjust putting some anatomical aspects of a female onto a male pelvis, we can see an actual female pelvis and th

now, what'll happen over the next several hours is they'll work in probably around hampshire, sussex,imetres of rain in some of them falling injust one hour. some large hail is a possibility, as well as some very strong gusts of wind locally. eventually it will become drier and quieter — and temperatures, as we start thursday morning, around 10—14 celsius, so it is going to be mild. now, there could be an odd shower left over across the far southeast of england, but otherwise, largely fine morning with spells of sunshine. there'll be a bit of high cloud in the sky, that'll make the sunshine a little hazy at times. and through the afternoon, could see a few passing showers for northern ireland and northwest scotland, but even here, not many. most of you feeling warm in the sunshine — 19 celsius in aberdeen, 23 towards london and southeast england. it won't be quite so warm, though, on friday — the wind'll pick up, and we've got this band of rain that'll be pushing its way eastwards off the atlantic. now, there could be another batch of thunderstorms coming in from europe that gets very

now, what'll happen over the next several hours is they'll work in probably around hampshire, sussex,flash flooding — 25 millimetres of rain in some of them falling injust one hour. some large hail is a possibility, as well as some very strong gusts of wind locally. eventually it will become drier and quieter — and temperatures, as we start thursday morning, around 10—14 celsius, so it is going to be mild. now, there could be an odd shower left over across the far southeast of england, but otherwise, largely fine morning with spells of sunshine. there'll be a bit of high cloud in the sky, that'll make the sunshine a little hazy at times. and through the afternoon, could see a few passing showers for northern ireland and northwest scotland, but even here, not many. most of you feeling warm in the sunshine — 19 celsius in aberdeen, 23 towards london and southeast england. it won't be quite so warm, though, on friday — the wind'll pick up, and we've got this band of rain that'll be pushing its way eastwards off the atlantic. now, there could be another batch of thunderstorms coming in fr

so, cancelled in balcony terms are the duke of york and the sussexes. question, of course, is how visible will the queen be throughout the four days of the jubilee celebrations. it all begins on thursday the 2nd ofjune with trooping the colour, at the culmination of which the royal family makes that balcony appearance. according to the palace, the queen plans to attend trooping — but a final decision will be taken on the day. on friday the 3rd ofjune, there will be a service of thanksgiving at st paul's cathedral. again, all the palace will say is the queen plans to attend. on saturday the 4th ofjune, after the derby, there will be the platinum party at the palace produced by the bbc — on a stage being built right in front of the palace. will the queen be there? it will be decided on the day. and then finally, on sunday the 5th ofjune, the gold state coach will be one of the main features in a jubilee pageant on the mall — though the queen will not be riding in it. so, it is clearly the queen's intention to be at trooping the colour and the service of t

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heading over parts of sussex, probably hampshire, surrey, greater london and east anglia.ms as they work their way through. eventually, most of them will clear, and we'll start thursday on a mild note — temperatures 10—14 celsius, with just a chance for an odd shower in the southeast. otherwise, it's a bright start to the day with sunny spells. sunshine a little bit hazy at times, a few showers for the northwest of scotland and northern ireland, but many of you stay fine. and it'll feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine. welcome to bbc news. i'm chris rogers. our top stories: a 21—year—old russian soldier pleads guilty to shooting dead an unarmed ukrainian civilian in the first war crimes trial of the conflict. 0n patrol with the afghan vice and virtue inspectors as they enforce the taliban's strict rules on how women should appear in public. as india and pakistan face blistering temperatures of 50 degrees celsius, experts warn such heatwaves are now 100 times more likely because of climate change. and words of advice from singer—songwriter taylor swift as she receives an ho

the duchess of sussex made an unexpected appearance in uvalde laying a bunch of white roses in the town their schools in protest, demanding action to keep schools safe. in uvalde, a small, grief stricken town, 21 bereaved families are now starting to plan 21 funerals. there is now an official investigation into the police response here, looking at whether officers acted quickly enough once the gunman was inside the school. he does seem to have come prepared for a prolonged shoot—out. he had with him a huge amount of ammunition, twice as much as your average american soldier were taken to basic combat. sarah, many thanks. 0ur editorthere in uvalde in texas. new figures show that the amount of fraud and error in the benefits system cost taxpayers more than £8.5 billion last year. the level of fraud across all welfare payments remained stable at 3%, but increased to a record high on the main working age benefit, universal credit. concerns raised by family members of two children, who were later murdered by their parents' partners, weren't taken seriously enough by child protection professi

the duchess of sussex made an unexpected appearance in uvalde, laying white roses in the town square.erica, students walked out of the schools in protest to demand action to keep schools safe. in uvalde, a small, grief—stricken town, 2! bereaved families are now starting to plan 2! funerals. the bbc�*s sarah smith with that report. ukraine's government says fighting in the eastern donbas region has reached a new intensity, with russia attacking more than forty towns and storming ukrainian positions in several areas. among the russian forces who've been fighting are two brothers whose mother has spoken to the bbc. she claims they were conscripted — despite president putin's assurance that only professional soldiers have been deployed. she spoke to our russia editor steve rosenberg. this is how moscow portrays its soldiers in ukraine — as professionals. but away from the official images, some here tell a different story. marina — not her real name — has agreed to tell me her story. two of her sons are conscripts. the kremlin promised that conscripts wouldn't be sent to ukraine, but her

at brighton and sussex medical school, first—year students have been taught using this new 3d female the male body has been the default reference image for medical textbooks. several studies suggest women are more likely to be misdiagnosed than men for a range of conditions. previously, the teaching of anatomy has always been based on the male form and then the differences in females added on as an almost strange kind of adjunct. so it wasn't providing that really accurate information at students' fingertips, which they need, not only when they are learning but when they're doctors in practice. these students have yet to study on actual patients, but the hope is, by having both female and male anatomies in exquisite detail, it'll help prepare them for medicine in the real world. it makes a huge difference because women aren't just the sort of small men that medical textbooks usually make them out to be. we can see the full differences. rather than just putting some anatomical aspects of a female onto a male pelvis, we can see an actual female pelvis and the acute differences. it's a

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came from outside of uvalde to show solidarity, there was even a brief visit from the duchess of sussexmeghan markle, she laid flowers at the cross for an eight—year—old boy. jackie would have turned ten next month, already would have found her own voice, her uncle says. jackie was her life, she recently received her first communion. she was on fire. she was like a rock star. she says her brother argued with police, arguing for them to move faster to storm the school and get the gunmen. he wanted to go in and charge this guy but they wouldn't let him. he said, you're not doing yourjob, do something. we had 20 guys standing over there doing nothing. get in there. he said we go back? i said, no, we're not going back, we are not, i'm not going anywhere until i see my baby. the authorities defended their response to the shooting, they tried to provide answers but many questions remain. you have to understand, we getting a lot information we are trying to track down and see what is true. a troubling undercurrent to a tragedy that is still unfolding, with the latest news that the brokenhearte