sussex police say of child.ments about they're making assessments about the newborn babies welfare who was thought to be just days old when the couple went missing on an hourly basis. we're expecting sussex police to bring us a press conference imminently but we are waiting for them to set them up and talk to the public. we'll bring you that right here on gb news as soon as it happens. in the meantime the other news headlines and a rapist has been jailed for eight years after being found guilty of raping two women while still a man 31 year old isla bryson. let's just get you straight now to the press conference and. here is sussex police and more on their hunt for that newborn baby. on their hunt for that newborn baby . okay okay. we have to show baby. okay okay. we have to show statements to rape . just statements to rape. just introduce ourselves . my name's introduce ourselves. my name's lewis pace on the detective superintendent from the metropolitan police . so my metropolitan police. so my colleague is jam

but also officers sussex police but also officers from met police being brought to in augmentarch by police. i think we can speak to mark once more, having sorted out our technical difficulties. mark i was just saying that clearly in terms of the manpower that's needed. matt police , officers also brought in police, officers also brought in to with the search . yeah, to help with the search. yeah, well, they still have primacy for this investigation course. the couple lived in london originally , and it's the originally, and it's the metropolitan police that heading up the investigation . we've up the investigation. we've counted at least 50 police officers down here. those metropolitan police officers, many of them that have been carrying out that methodical search of the allotment and the wooded area behind us. and then those other officers, specialist officers from a combined task force of surrey and sussex police, they share some of their specialist crime operations. so those units of bond with other officers from sussex police to help out, they've been carrying out throug

police overnight and got both sussex and the metropolitan police _ got both sussex and the metropolitanformation from the inquiry we've had since the arrest that are leading _ had since the arrest that are leading us to any location where the baby is _ leading us to any location where the baby is we — leading us to any location where the baby is. we certainly are working on the premise — baby is. we certainly are working on the premise that the arrest location was close _ the premise that the arrest location was close to open land and the couple — was close to open land and the couple moving towards that land, and that's— couple moving towards that land, and that's why _ couple moving towards that land, and that's why we are focusing heavily on where — that's why we are focusing heavily on where we are right now. now the advice from — on where we are right now. now the advice from police _ on where we are right now. now the advice from police this _ on where we are right now. now the advice from police this morning - on where we are right now. now the advice from police this morning is

we currently have over 200 officers from multiple units across the metropolitan police in sussex police the search. throughout this investigation, our key priority has been finding the baby. and we remain committed to that. there is a significant amount of police search activity in open spaces to the north of brighton near to where the couple were arrested last night. before the arrest, the last night. before the arrest, the last known sighting of the couple was in new haven on wednesday the 8th of january. and therefore appealing to members of the public between brighton and new haven to report they may have seen people sleeping and i would also ask people living in these areas to report any suspicious behaviour. equally, if you are out walking in these areas and you discover something you think is pertinent to the investigation, please don't hesitate to contact us, no matter how insignificant it may seem, support from the public is vital and it is the support from the public that has been key to date in this investigation. we have received a large number of phone calls from members of

sussex police have their child. on suspicion of child are still searching for the baby who was thought to be just days old when they disappeared . trans gender rapist disappeared. trans gender rapist isla bryson has been jailed for eight years after being found guilty of raping two women whilst a la man. the 31 year old was convicted of two rapes last month. the crimes took place in 2016 and 2019, whilst bryce was still a man known as adam graham, the case caused controversy when bryson was housed in an all female prison but has since been moved to a male confinement . the prime male confinement. the prime minister says he's over the moon with the new brexit trade deal with the new brexit trade deal with the new brexit trade deal with the eu rishi sunak he the deal with the eu commissioner von der leyen says windsor framework would deliver smooth flowing free trade across the whilst protecting northern ireland sovereignty. however deal does still allow for some oversight by the european court of justice. the dup are

constance marten, and her partner mark gordon, who's a convicted sex offender, were found by sussex policec reported seeing them. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has the latest. working their way slowly through allotments in north brighton, police officers from london searching for a missing baby. every shed and greenhouse was being checked with temperatures close to zero. 0fficers looking for an infant who was born less than two months ago. the baby's parents, constance martin and mark gordon, were arrested last night after a police hunt that began injanuary. they are now being held on suspicion of gross negligence, manslaughter. they had been in this convenience store and were spotted by a member of the public who called 999. they were arrested just moments after this cctv camera caught them walking along a road that leads to the allotments and a golf course and the south downs beyond. but there was no sign of the baby. as time progresses, as the weather is closing tonight, as it was last night, in terms of the cold and the coldness and the impact that would have on a baby

constance marten and her partner mark gordon, who's a convicted sex offender, were found by sussex policebrighton last night after a member of the public reported seeing them. the baby was just days old when the couple disappeared since when they have been travelling across england by taxi, apparently trying to keep away from the police. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has the latest. working their way slowly through allotments in north brighton, police officers from london are searching for a missing baby stop every shed and greenhouse was being checked with temperatures close to zero in the hunt for with temperatures close to zero in the hunt for a with temperatures close to zero in the hunt for a baby with temperatures close to zero in the hunt for a baby born with temperatures close to zero in the hunt for a baby born in with temperatures close to zero in the hunt for a baby born in less than three months ago. the baby's parents, constance marten and mark gordon, were arrested last night after a police hunt that began in january. they had been in this convenience store

this huge operation has swung in with offices notjust from sussex police but coming from the metropolitanicers staying on long beyond their shifts to try and find the baby. we do not know because it doesn't never receive medical attention, whether they had a boy or girl injanuary. but if it is stashed away somewhere where they have been staying, we know they have been living a nomadic life, at one point living in a tent, the officers we have seen at this allotment in the north of the city have been checking sheds and outbuildings to see if they can find this baby. there are lots of officers here, dogs as well, sniffer dogs, the drone is up, police helicopter, it is a huge operation and they are searching all the way down to new haven where the couple were seen a few days ago, around ten miles down the coast from brighton. earlier on this morning i spoke to detective superintendent. this is what he had to say about their investigation. so, we're certainly flexing numerous offices between sussex and the metropolitan police and that number will flex as the day goes on. at present, we are foc

sussex police are assessing baby's welfare, they say, on an hourly basis.hilst we have hope that the baby can be found safe and well, we must that hope. and as you see, the number of officers we have deployed on that open search, however as time progresses as to whether it is it is closing tonight, as it was last night in terms of the cold and the coldness and the impact that have on a baby. clearly the risk is getting higher . clearly the risk is getting higher. well, the prime clearly the risk is getting higher . well, the prime minister higher. well, the prime minister has visited northern ireland today to try to convince to support his new trade with the european union. rishi sunak insists the so—called framework addresses concerns around the northern ireland protocol, an urge the dup to return to power sharing. the deal removes barriers on trade across the irish sea , but it still includes irish sea, but it still includes a role for european court of justice. tory backbenchers and the dup still reviewing the details . if there is a details. if there is

_ between sussex and the metropolitan police and _ between sussex and the metropolitan policeg — way by being vigilant and help us searching the area is that you own and occupy — and occupy. let's turn our attention now to and occupy. — let's turn our attention now to the african continent now. nigeria's two main opposition parties have alleged fraud in saturday's presidential election. international election observers say there's been a lack of transparency, amid technical problems in counting. with provisional results declared for nearly half the 36 states, the governing party's candidate bola tinubu is in the lead. our west africa correspondent mayeni jones has the latest from lagos. monday was a very eventful day here in nigeria �*s presidential elections. at the moment, the candidate of the ruling congress, bola tinubu, is in the lead with 47% of the vote. he is followed by the main opposition leader from the peoples democratic party, and in third place with 18% of the vote announced so far, is the surprise of third party candidate. voting and counting is due to resume to

sussex police are assessing the baby's welfare on an hourly bafis. baby's welfare on an hourly basis .hope basis. whilst we still have hope that the baby can be found safe and well, we must retain that

sussex police are assessing the baby's welfare on an hourly bafis. baby's welfare on an hourly basis .hilst we still have hope basis. whilst we still have hope that the baby can be found safe and well, we must retain that hope. and as you see, the number of officers we have deployed on that open search, however as time progresses as to whether it is closing tonight, as it was last night, in terms of the cold and the coldness and the impact that would have on a baby. clearly the risk is getting higher . clearly the risk is getting higher. well, in other news today, the prime minister visited northern ireland to try to convince unionists to support his new trade deal with the eu . his new trade deal with the eu. rishi sunak insists the so called windsor framework of the northern ireland protocol addresses concerns around it and urged the dp to return to power sharing at stormont. the deal barriers on trade across the irish sea, but it still includes a role for the european court justice. tory backbenchers and the dup are still reviewing the detail. if there is a significant eu law that c

sussex police say they're making a assessments about the baby's welfare on an hourly basis . i welfare on an hourly basis. i think whilst we still have hope that the baby can be found safe and well, we must retain that hope. and as you see, the number of officers we have deployed on that open search. however as time progresses , as the week is time progresses, as the week is closing tonight, as it was last night, in terms of the cold and the coldness and the impact that would have on a baby, clearly the risk is getting higher and we have to be open to the fact that this may not end in the way we would like . well, in other we would like. well, in other news today, the prime minister visits northern ireland to try to convince unionists to support his new trade deal with the eu. rishi sunak insists the so—called windsor framework burke address his concerns around the northern ireland protocol and urged the dup to return to powersharing at stormont . the deal removes stormont. the deal removes barriers on trade across the irish sea and allows stormont to veto eu laws affecting t

lancashire is not a very big police force needed a sussex.ch mutual aid is quite common in this sort of case. but what they haven't done, which actually is recommended after nine days, is be reviewed by another force, an outside force coming in just sense that they're doing this right. coming in just sense that they're doing this right . you'll they're doing this right. you'll actually reassure the family and reassure me and various other professionals watching this strange development think they should now call it an outside to review and just have a fresh pair of eyes looking over everything . interesting thought. everything. interesting thought. martin, thank you very indeed for bringing us your expert . for bringing us your expert. good to speak to you again. thank you much indeed . thank you very much indeed. well, of course, we'll keep you updated with . sophie, at the updated with. sophie, at the scene about the search continuing. also latest on the head teacher at some college found yesterday alongside found dead yesterday alongside h

constance marten, and her partner mark gordon, who's a convicted sex offender, were found by sussex police home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has the latest. working their way slowly through allotments in north brighton, police officers from london are searching for a missing baby stop every shed and greenhouse was being checked with temperatures close to zero in the hunt for a baby born in less than three months ago. the baby's parents, constance marten and mark gordon, were arrested last night after a police hunt that began injanuary. they had been in this convenience store and were spotted by a member of the public who called 999. they were arrested on the road leading to the allotments and a golf course and the south downs beyond. we feel that the risk is getting so great that we now have to consider the possibility that the baby has come to harm and that is the subject of part of the investigation by the officers involved. constance marten comes from a hugely wealthy family, growing up in this country house in dorset. her father was a page to the late queen, but she dropped ou

police have been searching an area on the sussex downs around a golf course and allotments.he pandemic. he didn�*t have any underlying health conditions, he was a relatively fit, healthy guy. a care worker, he lived with his family in leamington spa. lobby welcomes a public inquiry but feels that people like him are being shut out. do you feel like you�*ve been included in the inquiry? personally, no. a black man from a black family, it feels like race, and the impact that race has had in the pandemic has also kind ofjust been sidelined. it feels like it�*s more of an afterthought than being a priority for the inquiry. today, the inquiry�*s chairwoman, baroness hallett, said everyone�*s views would be listened to. to ensure that we reach as many people as possible across the united kingdom, from the seldom heard and from those who are more often heard, to find out from them directly what their experience of the pandemic was. dozens of health and equality organisations say there�*s not enough focus on the issue of race. we know that black and minority ethnic people were hit f

around 200 police officers in sussex are searching for a missing baby — whose parents have been arrestedion of gross negligence manslaughter. constance marten — and her partner mark gordon — who's a convicted sex offender — disappeared in january when the baby was just days old. they were finally spotted in brighton last night by a member of the public. police say it's thought the baby has had no medical attention since it was born and they are now having to consider the possibility that the baby has come to harm'. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has the latest. officers looking for an infant who was born less than two months ago. the baby's parents, constance marten and mark gordon, were arrested last night after a police hunt that began in january. they night after a police hunt that began injanuary. they are now being held on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. they had been in this convenience store and will spotted by a member of the public who cold 999. —— were spotted. they were arrested just moments after the cctv camera caught them walking along the road w

cocaine and heroin destined for the streets has been seized. officers from the met worked with sussex police 27—year—old man has been charged with possesion and intent to supply and remains in custody. it's claimed the expansion of the ultra low emission zone could see people in harrow paying four and a half thousand pounds a year if it goes ahead as planned in august. that's according to the conservative council's leader paul 0sborn who says it will hit the poorest and most vulnerable. the mayor sadiq khan says it's needed as thousands die each year due to toxic air. travel now, and lets see how tfl services are looking. there are minor delays clockwise only on the circle line. time for the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. hello, there, good morning. with high pressure dominating the weather for the rest of the week, then it's looking dry and settled. there's more blue sky and sunshine to come in the forecast. and while it's cold at the moment, things will be turning milder as we head towards the weekend. now, certainly very chilly out there this morning. a widespread sharp frost with te

police officer has admitted 85 serious offences . against women serious offences. against women over a 710 year period. he was jailed for 30 years last week . jailed for 30 years last week. bedfordshire. sussexridge hertfordshire and met police forces had previously reviewed themselves and found no failures . the watchdog will now decide if investigating officers were perhaps influenced by current status as a serving police constable . several terror plots constable. several terror plots were foiled of the very last minute in 2020 to, according to police , some of which they police, some of which they called close calls with some being go line saves. the head of counter—terrorism policing said the would be attackers had already picked targets and were gathering weapons when officers intervened. currently there are more than 800 live investigations and police have seen a rise in calls to the anti—terrorism hotline in the last year . that's your latest last year. that's your latest news you are up to date on tv, onune news you are up to date on tv, online and daddy plus radio. this is gb news of the people's channel time for fast . channel time for fast. good evening. well keir starmer is in k

police officer has admitted 85 serious offences . against women serious offences. against women over a 710 year period. he was jailed for 30 years last week . jailed for 30 years last week. bedfordshire. sussexridge hertfordshire and met police forces had previously reviewed themselves and found no failures . the watchdog will now decide if investigating officers were perhaps influenced by current status as a serving police constable . several terror plots constable. several terror plots were foiled of the very last minute in 2020 to, according to police , some of which they police, some of which they called close calls with some being go line saves. the head of counter—terrorism policing said the would be attackers had already picked targets and were gathering weapons when officers intervened. currently there are more than 800 live investigations and police have seen a rise in calls to the anti—terrorism hotline in the last year . that's your latest last year. that's your latest news you are up to date on tv, onune news you are up to date on tv, online and daddy plus radio. this is gb news of the people's channel time for fast . channel time for fast. good evening. well keir starmer is in k

a couple who disappeared with a newborn baby injanuary are arrested, but police are scouring an area in sussexor the child. isla bryson, who is transgender and who raped two women while known as adam graham, is jailed for eight years. the number of rough sleepers in england last year goes up by a quarter, reversing the trend of the previous four years. and england's batters fall agonisingly short of victory against new zealand in one of test cricket's all—time great finishes. and coming up on the bbc news channel, seven football league clubs can reach the fa cup quarterfinals over the next two days. bristol city are one of those. the championship club hosting manchester city. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister is in belfast, trying to win support for his new deal on post—brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland. rishi sunak says he's confident that the windsor framework, as the new agreement is called, addresses the concerns of the democratic unionist party and that it removes any sense of a border down the irish sea, which the dup objects to. he said

sussex cambridgeshire, hertfordshire and met police forces had previously reviewed themselves and foundures. the watchdog will now decide if investigating officers were perhaps influenced by carrick's status as a serving police constable . and a number of constable. and a number of people have died following the major earthquakes that hit southern turkey and northern syria last week now stands at more than 42,000. turkey's disaster and emergency authority says more than 4300 aftershocks have also hit the country since the initial quakes. 11 days alone. few survivors are being rescued and in some places the focus is moving away from finding people trapped and towards the recovery of bodies clearing rubble and rebuilding communities . you're up to date communities. you're up to date on tv, online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. it's time for dewbs& co . dewbs& co. thanks for that, polly. well, i'm michelle dewberry and i'm keeping you company right through till 7:00 this evening and alongside me i've got charlotte pickles, the director of the reformed think tank, and our best who's the t

student debts of millions of americans faces a challenge in the supreme court a massive police search in england's sussex

now, we don't call the police because we're normally called we cover police diving operation is for kent essex surrey sussex team so we get called on emergency calls and deal it straight away now in particular case this is not our area . so we case this is not our area. so we got lots of calls to control can you help this family. so we contacted the family through social media and then they then us through the police . and then us through the police. and then later on that afternoon , police later on that afternoon, police agreed that we could come up and assist them . we've been working assist them. we've been working closely ever since and that's how we actually got involved . how we actually got involved. this inquiry . how we actually got involved. this inquiry. oh, how we actually got involved. this inquiry . oh, just one final this inquiry. oh, just one final one very quickly and we'll go. yeah, well, jody , also, if you yeah, well, jody, also, if you don't mind just wasting time, just people's time. so, so are you going to be searching for a number of days or are you going to draw line into this at s

we all of if we work with the all of the if we work with the police every day, we're called for in essex, surrey, sussexhampshire. we've police rate we've got the police hit rate for finding in the for finding bodies in the country. know, we would country. you know, we would happily tomorrow and happily go tomorrow morning and help search if they come. help them search if they come. i'm going turn up. i'm not going to turn up. i don't do that. that's all. i'm professional. if we are contacted by the police, we would it free of charge for would do it free of charge for them and this family find them and help this family find neglect. our equipment neglect. at least our equipment , best in the , which is the best in the world, could actually scan that river and say i could say categorically she is not in that river very, very quickly. well look, i mean, let's hope that let's hope someone takes you up. but what about if the family asks you to do it privately? we would long as the police gave would as long as the police gave us permission attend , i us permission to attend, i wouldn't to work with wouldn't

, bedfordshire, sussex, cambridgeshire and hertfordshire and met police, theilures. the watchdog will now decide if investigating were influenced by character status as a serving police . the status as a serving police. the uk has provided military training to 10,000 ukrainian volunteer with that number set to reach 30,000 by the end of this year. the ministry of defence has been teaching civilian recruits, a range of skills , urban fighting , weapons skills, urban fighting, weapons handung skills, urban fighting, weapons handling and with explosives. dubbed. handling and with explosives. dubbed . into flex, the five week dubbed. into flex, the five week programme takes place here in the uk and is similar to the type training undertaken by british reserves. it's hoped the bafic british reserves. it's hoped the basic training will support the fight against russia's invasion now number of people who've died following major earthquakes that struck southern turkey and northern syria now stands at more than 42,000. turkey's and emergency authority says than 4300 aft

now we cover the whole of the south—east for all the police forces they got disbanded sussex disbandedgham and there needs to be investment to get get that back in place to assist in these inquiries . specialist diver inquiries. specialist diver peter faulding talking to eamonn and isabel this morning and defend his part the in the search for nicola. well joining me now is the editor of lancashire post, nicola adams. good morning nicola, thank you very much for joining good morning nicola, thank you very much forjoining me. good morning nicola, thank you very much forjoining me . what very much forjoining me. what did you make of peter assessment there that she couldn't possibly if this is the body of nicola and we're expecting to find out any minute really from the lancashire police. but if this is the body of nicola bulley that he's saying it's impossible that he's saying it's impossible that she could have in at that she could have fallen in at the it that far down the and made it that far down the and made it that far down the river. those of us who the river. for those of us who a

police protection. it's all it comes. as the duke of sussexsex launched legal battle with office the with the home office over, the decision his decision to reduce his protection whilst in the uk a couple arrests . well supposedly couple arrests. well supposedly that has cost us you, the that has cost us you, me, the taxpayer around that has cost us you, me, the taxpayer aroun d £300,000 already taxpayer around £300,000 already just this legal wrangling. sorry, clearly not doing too much to care the british taxpayer there but the decision was made back in february 2020, shortly after the duke that he was stepping back from royal dufies was stepping back from royal duties on the legal case. like i've said, it has already cost us a whopping 300 grand. joining me right now is royal broadcaster helena charge. helena thank you very much. great stuff. well, apparently, princess anne doesn't even get full time protection and she was nearly kidnapped back in 1974. and her former was actually shot. so what makes harry think he's so special ? hey, shot.

police renew their appeal to find them . constance martin find them. constance martin a convicted sex offender. marc gordon and their newborn baby were last seen on january the eighth in new haven in sussexn a video shows the couple walking near a petrol station wearing big coats and carrying large bags. authorities believe they've been sleeping in a tent or about the baby's welfare , or about the baby's welfare, despite a warning by retailers . despite a warning by retailers. fruit and vegetable shortages will last just weeks. the environ secretary is set to say the uk has a high degree of food security . today's coffee will security. today's coffee will stress the importance of protecting the environment and sustainable food production when she addresses the national farmers union conference later. her speech comes as supermarkets restrict of certain fruit and vegetables because of supply issues. it follows bad weather across europe and africa and wizz air has been branded the worst short haul airline by passengers in the uk. consumer group which says the carrier received one star out of five for boarding and cabin experience as well as seat comfort and customer of 48% put it below rya

police renew their to find them. constance martin convicted sex offender gordon and their newborn baby were last seen on the 8th of january in new haven, in sussexthe baby's welfare tv online and dab radio. this is. gb news. transport secretary harper denies transport secretary harper denie s £10 million to help denies £10 million to help ukraine's rail, which is, of course, been under huge since the war was launched a year ago. it's hoped that funding will help ukraine's military operations well as evacuating civilians . the railway praised civilians. the railway praised for its and punctuality despite russia's invasion hitting headunes russia's invasion hitting headlines here this week of course alexander kommission apologising for the fact that only nine out of ten trains were only nine out of ten trains were on time on monday. just to remind you by contrast, the latest figures for the uk seven in ten trains on time. he's also been praised for the operation to bring president biden to key this week the 20 hour round trip veiled in secrecy saying on twitter that the operation complicated but an honour and privilege , praising his staff privile

martin former police crime commissioner , indeed, senior detective with sussex in the sarah payne inquiryining us once more. martin, thank you for your time. one reflects now with all the politicians joining in the discussion on this, it's going to be perhaps less than for lancashire police . yes of lancashire police. yes of course, all of those going to nicola's family and friends. course, all of those going to nicola's family and friends . but nicola's family and friends. but you're right, this is unhelpful for lancashire police and of course we now know what we're pretty sure . this is nicola and pretty sure. this is nicola and the river . i think. well keir the river. i think. well keir starmer has just said is true. so we have been saying, let's say weeks that that were all questionable decisions that have been made in this case but they may well be justifiable . and may well be justifiable. and actually we do need an external force to review the investigation. the media strategy which has attracted most attention . you know, i'm most attention. you know, i'm the top detective that w

police forces. they got disbanded , sussex got disbanded. disbanded, sussex got disbanded. tim farley went.esources back in place to assist in these enquiries. if we didn't cover the south—east nobody would and there'd be many people still lying in the river today. peter thanks for your time this morning. thanks for your time. thank you as well. looking forward, nicola as peter foley in there, he's a forensic search and rescue specialist, which you you'll have seen a lot over the past three weeks in that search for nicola bulley we going to turn our attention to politics now. the parliamentary under—secretary state for under—secretary of state for safeguarding us safeguarding sardines joins us this morning. and sara, you want to talk about proposals to tackle domestic abuse, which the home secretary has written in the paper this morning as and described a national regional described as a national regional threat. how do you propose to do that ? well, if i can say firstly that? well, if i can say firstly that? well, if i can say firstly that i'm very sorry for the family and friends of nicol

police. their appeal to find them, constance martin. convicted sex offender marc gordon and their newborn baby last seen in new haven in sussex on januaryh. authorities believe they've been sleeping in a tent and are concerned about the baby's welfare . up to 260 british steve welfare. up to 260 british steve jobs are at risk after the company to close the cocoa ovens at its plant in scunthorpe . the at its plant in scunthorpe. the gmb union says it's devastating news for the workers and described the government's investment in the industry as a sticking plaster . tv online and sticking plaster. tv online and dab+ radio . this is gb news. dab+ radio. this is gb news. don't there bad. we'll be back in just a moment. don't go anywhere. up next, a driver is being told to expect the unexpected and what you think cambridge university students have just voted for. shortly shortly . good morning. the suspects tend to say on gb news you've been getting in touch about the news that shamima begum will not be coming home. she is not going to have her british citizenship reinstated . that news broke reinstated. that news broke about 20 minutes ago.

police renew their appeal to find them. constance martin, convicted sex offender marc gordon and newborn baby were last seen on the 8th of january in new haven in sussexdeo shows the couple walking near a petrol station wearing big coats and carrying large bags. big coats and carrying large bags . authorities believe they bags. authorities believe they have been rough and are concerned about the baby's welfare and the queen consort has missed a visit to . a food has missed a visit to. a food redistribution charity . she redistribution charity. she continues to recover from covid. king charles made a solo trip, a meeting. the felix volunteers in east london this . the charity east london this. the charity received a personal donation from the king to help tackle both food waste and poverty. buckingham palace says the queen consort is making excellent recovery and is resting of a busy schedule of royal engagements. is gb news. we'll bnng engagements. is gb news. we'll bring you more as it. now back to . to. patrick right . well, shamima begum won't right. well, shamima begum won't be coming back to uk any time soon. well, she the so—called bride, has fa