superintendent from sussex police must listen-— superintendent from sussex police must listen. , ., ,listen. short statements and we will not be taking questions at the - will not be taking questions at the end. it is my very sad duty to update that this afternoon, police officers searching or wooded area closed were constance and mark gordon were arrested discovered the remains of the baby. a postmortem and in due course. a crime scene is in place and work at the location is expected to continue for some time. this is an outcome that myself and many officers have been part of the search had hoped would not happen. i recognise the impact this news will have on the many people have been following this story closely. i can assure them that will do everything we possibly can to establish what is happened. constance martin and mark gordon remained in custody after an extension of the detention for 36 hours was sought and granted by brighton magistrate court. it is imperative now but been members of the public refrain from speculation and comment online that could be detrimental to the cou

police and sussex police. litan police and sussex police. we do not intend to take _ police and sussex police. we do not intend to take any _ police and sussex police. we do not intend to take any questions - police and sussex police. we do not intend to take any questions at - police and sussex police. we do not intend to take any questions at the l intend to take any questions at the end of this. i can confirm that the two people remain in police custody in sussex, the application further detention for a further six hours has been sought. the police searches continue and we must consider the baby has come to serious harm. detectives from the specialist command are leading inquiries to locate the baby. this is a hugely difficult and painstaking search operation covering a vast area of 90 square miles. we are using every resource we have at our disposal to find the baby. police helicopters, sniffer dogs, cameras and drones continue to be used to assist the met and sussex police. and we have worked overnight in

joint news conference, a joint investigation by the metropolitan police and sussex police. , and they have been arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. we will get an update on that search for a missing baby, we are expecting around 2:30pm, but certainly within the next hour. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello, there. the best of the sunshine once again today has been across some it's been a cloudy and chilly st david's day for most of us, these are the temperatures as we head towards the end of the day. overnight there is some drier, clearer skies coming in from continental europe as we get more of an easterly breeze, clearer skies likely across east anglia, desireless, cloudy areas producing a few showers here and there, we should see clearer skies into northern scotland, across east anglia in the south—east and bridges will be farfrom anglia in the south—east and bridges will be far from freezing by thursday morning, but there will be some early sunshine. showers tomorrow, maybe one or two from northern ireland, cloud may increase through the d

tonight at 10pm: police in sussex confirm the remains of a baby have been found — in their search forhe child of a couple who went missing in january. for days, an extensive search for the two—month old infant was carried out near brighton — including in woodland where the remains were found. this is an outcome that myself and that many officers who have been part of this search had hoped would not happen. i recognise the impact this news will have on the many people who have been following this story closely. after a national search, constance marten and mark gordon were arrested earlier this week on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. we'll bring you the latest from our correspondent at the scene. also on the programme... after the former health secretary matt hancock's whatsapp messages are leaked, fresh questions about the government's handling of the covid pandemic. in greece, more than a0 people are dead after a passenger train and a freight train collide head—on. and prince harry and meghan have been "requested to vacate" their british base of frogmore cottage, in the g

after a nationwide investigation . police in sussex in the uk confirm the remains of a baby have been found — in their search for the child of a couple who went missing injanuary. and the singer ed sheeran opens up about using music to cope with depression last year after his pregnant wife welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in greece where at least 43 people are dead and dozens injured after two trains collided head on last night, in one of the country's worst—ever rail disasters. the passenger service heading to thessaloniki — with 350 people on board — collided with a freight service in the town of tempi near the central city of larissa, causing carriages to fly off the tracks and catch fire. police have charged a local stationmaster with manslaughter by negligence. our europe corrrespondent, nick beake, is at the scene, and sent this report. the mangled remnants of a train bringing hundreds of students back from their holidays. down the track, their now grieving families, who had waved them off. greece's worst railway crash. it sh

officers from the metropolitan police and sussex police were joined by volunteer experts in search andthere was also still hope. but tonight, that hope may have evaporated when the man leading the investigation made the announcement that he'd been dreading. it is my very sad duty to update this afternoon, police officers searching a wooded area close to where constance and mark gordon were arrested, discovered the remains of a baby. a postmortem examination will be held in due course. a crime scene is in place, and work at the location is expected to continue for some time. this is an outcome that myself and the many officers who have been part of this search had hoped would not happen. constance marten and mark gordon, the one walking slowly with a stick, had emerged from the woods on monday night to visit the local shops. they returned along the same suburban street 45 minutes later. but they'd been spotted by a member of the public who'd called 999, and moments after this cctv footage was recorded, they were arrested. constance marten comes from a hugely wealthy family, growing up i

officers from the metropolitan police and sussex police were joined by volunteer experts in search andre of the infant, but there was also still hope. but tonight, that hope may have evaporated when the man leading the investigation made the announcement that he'd been dreading. it is my very sad duty to update this afternoon, police officers searching a wooded area close to where constance and mark gordon were arrested, discovered the remains of a baby. a postmortem examination will be held in due course. a crime scene is in place, and work at the location is expected to continue for some time. this is an outcome that myself and that many officers who have been part of this search had hoped would not happen. constance marten and mark gordon, the one walking slowly with a stick, had emerged from the woods on monday night to visit the local shops. they returned along the same suburban street 45 minutes later. but they'd been spotted by a member of the public who'd called 999, and moments after this cctv footage was recorded, they were arrested. constance marten comes from a hugely wealt

hundreds of officers from sussex police and the metropolitan police and the metropolitan police havegain like to thank the local community for their patience and understanding while we out this investigation and search the increased police presence in is likely to be in place for some time. still which will include additional parties, extra patrols and house to house enquiries as we have very for the many offers of help we have received from the public . the received from the public. the signal there on that news conference. but let's i think we can re—establish will asset to the force's please be assured that we have highly trained and experienced searching the area and we ask that members of the pubuc and we ask that members of the public remain whilst out and about. please do report anything of note by calling the metropolitan police incident room on that 02. metropolitan police incident room on that 02 . 83453865. room on that 02. 83453865. number or 999 in an emergency. thank you very for your time and patience today . thank very much patience today. thank very much thank you .

sussex police. good afternoon.g discovery and have been overwhelmed by kind and support those involved in this challenging search. an investigation . the latest investigation. the latest developments mean the investigation is moving a new phase. and while the metropolitan police will remain in area. the large police presence for the search will be scaled . our neighbourhood scaled. our neighbourhood officers will continue be in the local community to offer support and address any concerns . i and address any concerns. i would once again like to thank the public for their patience and support through operation and support through operation and express my gratitude to the huge of people who have helped or offered to help in any way that they can. is truly appreciated . we will continue to appreciated. we will continue to support the metropolitan police's and ask also the investigation is given space to as we establish the full facts of what has happened . thank you of what has happened. thank you very much everyone v

constance marten, and her partner mark gordon, who's a convicted sex offender, were found by sussex policeter a member of the public 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

her partner rob needham lied about treatment for depression on his shotgun application to sussex police partner, rob needham, along with their two daughters, ava and lexi. the trauma of losing kelly, of losing the girls, of not having them as part of your life...is difficult enough. but knowing how they've died and what they went through, and how they're...you know — the girls were two and four — and how their short lives havejust been ended at the hands of their father. rob had a valid gun licence, but afterwards it was revealed police knew he'd lied about drug use and mental—health episodes when it was granted. emma believes that cost three lives. today, she's meeting with the home office to voice her concerns over licensing. the frequency of reviews — they're only every five years, they should be annually. they need to increase the cost and the gun licensee needs to cover that. i think they need to not give gun licences to people that lie, and i think they shouldn't give gun licences to people that have reoccurring mental health or depressive episodes. it comes as a report in the wak

next half hour, we do not know what it is, but that is why we are broadcasting this evening from sussex policeas you said, officers have warned that the baby could have come to serious harm, the baby's parents, constance marten and mark gordon, still in custody on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. what we have been seeing today is an ongoing search, we have seen officers going across the south downs, looking in the undergrowth, following darren little pass to see what is at the end of them, going through bins in parks. —— following down a little pass. they have been using helicopters, thermal imaging cameras, sniffing dogs and appealing to the public to report anything they have seen suspicious since the 8th of january. in the next half hour, we expect a significant development. they're called mortgage prisoners — homeowners who are trapped on expensive mortgage deals because they don't meet the criteria allowing them to switch to cheaper ones. with interest rates at their highest level in years, the situation is getting harder and harder for many people. now campaigners are urging t

it's covered 90 square miles and it's involved hundreds of police officers from surrey police, sussex police and the metropolitan police as well , metropolitan police as well, which have used thermal cameras, sniffer dogs, helicopters , sniffer dogs, helicopters, anything that is available to them. and much of this search has been taking place under the cover of darkness and in freezing temperatures as well. but very sad news that the remain of an infant have been found close to where constance marten and mark gordon were arrested on monday night. and crucially , the police have asked crucially, the police have asked the public and the media not to speculate as to what happened to this infant. there are two people in custody and officers are determined to get to the truth of this . okay, ellie truth of this. okay, ellie costello with that, thank you very much indeed. always and that wooded area. so it's as close to the duke and duchess of sussex claim. the couple have been left stunned by requests for to give up. frogmore for them to give up. frogmore cottage. the cottage five bedroom cottag

thank you very much _ detective superintendent from the metropolitan police and the sussex police withextremely grim news, heartbreaking outcome to the search we've been following closely for the last 48 hours, human remains have been found in this wooded area which police have been searching for, for some time since the arrest of mark gordon and constance martin yesterday. they remain in custody, police did extend their detention, proceedings are now live so we can't say what happened. needless to say it's been an extensive search, 200 officers involved in members of the public, as well. you heard there from detective superintendent bassford his thanks for the help they've had from the public notjust in the search button locating the couple who have been on the run since the first weeks of january. but clearly that's not the outcome anybody who's been following the story would've wanted, and our hearts go out to the extended family on that development from brighton this evening. we will of course continue to cover the breaking news from brighton, i'll hand you to outside source. multi

police in sussex are continuing to question constance marten and mark gordon. the remains of a baby have been found in the search for a missing child. both are being held on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. newly released whatsapp messages suggest former health secretary matt hancock tried to bypass the education secretary to have schools closed during the coronavirus pandemic. 1,000 charities have written to the chancellor for funding from the upcoming budget to tackle redistributing surplus food from farms. protesters clashed with police in athens last night in a demonstration against the operator of the passenger train involved in a fatal collision on tuesday. the country's biggest children's short—story competition 500 words is back for the first time in three years. it will be supported by camilla, the queen consort. welcome to the bbc news channel. a postmortem examination is to be carried today out on the body of a baby found by police searching for the missing child of constance marten and mark gordon. the couple disappeared in earlyjanuary a

it's notjust sussex police here, but also the metropolitan police.erned. we can tell they are starting to lose the light here and temperatures i can tell you are dropping. so concern is increasing. know what the police have said as they've applied it to keep the couple who are in custody for an extra 36 hours. we understand they're not talking with the police or giving any information away at the moment. the police did repeat the moment. the police did repeat the statement, very concerning statement that they must consider that this baby has come to serious harm. they are also calling on the public — they say the couple was spotted in new haven, also in brighton, and they are calling on the public between those areas, and both of those towns to stay vigilant, to look out and see if they can see anything that looks suspicious, and to give them a call. but like i said here, ben, we are starting to lose the light again. we are going into the third night of this investigation, and a third night that this baby has been without his parents.- night that thi

a vast outdoor area in brighton was searched through the night by the met and sussex police who are usingitive with the virus in march 2020. the inquiry will examine whether mistakes were made in his treatment. a campaign to restore london's historical drinking fountains is hoping it will help reduce the city's plastic pollution. there used to be about a thousand fountains in the capital, but according to the heritage of london trust, there are now only about 100 after many were switched off in the '70s and '80s. now they want to restore them to be used by the public. there is no question, people are attracted to these things. you restore them beautifully, obviously we put brand—new piping in it, these are not the victorian lead pipes, these are brand—new piping. we've got some lovely gilding on the front so you make it an attractive part of the streetscape. people understand the history of it and they understand that you have done it, you know, with all the modern interior, but it is this beautiful thing that people enjoy engaging with. let's take a look at the tubes now. there are minor

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

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

the metropolitan police, sussex police had a lot of resources — thermal imaging cameras, drones, helicoptersommunity in brighton. thank you for that, a reporter down there in crawley. the reality tv personality stephen bear has beenjailed for sharing a private video of him having sex with his ex—girlfriend, georgia harrison, on his onlyfans website. the 33—year—old, who won celebrity big brother in 2016, and ms harrison were captured having sex on cctv cameras in bear's garden in august. earlier we spoke to our news reporter annabel rackham annabel, who's been following the sentencing. yes, so he'd made it all about himself. during the conviction process, he turned up in a rolls—royce with a furjacket and a cigar. we thought today for the sentencing he might be a little bit more demure, but he posed for selfies, he sang outside the court, but it became clear during the sentencing the seriousness of this crime. he was given near enough the maximum jail sentence of 21 months. he was also ordered to be put on the sex offenders register, and also given a five—year restraining order against the v

volunteers search and rescue teams who have been searching the woodlands, as well as hundreds of police officers from sussexhat the baby could have come to some harm. this is an ongoing investigation. a postmortem examination is due to take place, and today police officers have been guarding the area, the crime scene, and telling people, warning them not to speculate, because it is an ongoing investigation. they do understand it will have an impact on people who have been following the story very closely. it has had a significant impact on people here in brighton. people have been laying candles, people have been laying flowers. there is a small memorial here. one of the notes on the flower said, sleep safe little one. there are also plans for a vigil later on this evening. are also plans for a vigil later on this evening-— are also plans for a vigil later on this evenina. ., . ., . �* ~ this evening. you are watching bbc news. it is approaching _ this evening. you are watching bbc news. it is approaching 11:15am. i the headlines on bbc news... newly released whatsapp messages suggest former health secretar

met will remain in this area for the coming days and i will now hand over to my colleague from sussex policeternoon. we have seen an outpouring of public sorrow following yesterday's heartbreaking discovery and have been overwhelmed by kind _ discovery and have been overwhelmed by kind messages and support to those _ by kind messages and support to those involved in this challenging search _ those involved in this challenging search and investigation. the latest developments mean that the investigation is moving into a new phase _ investigation is moving into a new phase and — investigation is moving into a new phase and while the metropolitan police _ phase and while the metropolitan police will remain in the area, the large _ police will remain in the area, the large police presence for the search will be _ large police presence for the search will be scaled back. our neighbourhood officers will continue to be in_ neighbourhood officers will continue to be in the local community to offer— to be in the local community to offer support and address any concerns _ offer support and address any

the metropolitan police and sussex police then began to look for the missing baby as well and they endedof corrections on each of the murder indictments. in the murder of your wife, maggie murdaugh, i sentence you for a term of the rest of your natural life. for the murder of paul murdaugh, whom you probably loved so much, i sentence you to prison for murdering him for the rest of your natural life. those sentences will run consecutive. under the statute involving possession of a weapon during a violent crime, there is no sentence, where a life sentence is imposed on other indictments. that is the sentence of the court and you are remanded to the state department of corrections. and officers may carry forth on the imposition. yes, sir. so sentenced to four his wife. two consecutive festive licenses was the verdict of the judge.. gabby, the case that has damaged so much attention. it case that has damaged so much attention. . . case that has damaged so much attention. , . ., , case that has damaged so much attention. , . . , ., attention. it is a huge tragedy, to sell out attention. it is

and police investigating the death of a missing baby who was found brighton in sussex last night.o where constance martin and mark gordon were arrested monday. the couple had evaded for more than seven weeks and refused to any information on the location or welfare of their baby. they are currently being held on suspicion of , gross neglect . and suspicion of, gross neglect. and laboun suspicion of, gross neglect. and labour, sources told gb news sue gray has been hired as a keir starmer chief of staff. as you've been hearing, the senior civil servant, let the into partygate . it's understood she partygate. it's understood she resigned her role in the office to take up the position in the labour party. a downing street says the resignation has been accepted with immediate effect . accepted with immediate effect. those are your latest news headlines. i'm in half an hour. see them . see them. okay, people, it's very nearly the in the song. certainly i've been waiting for the lockdown files have revealed the man gavin williamson used choice language to describe teaching unions . they

looking through woodlands as woodlands as well as hundreds of officers from the metropolitan police, sussex police will probably be coming here agile as they reflect on this tragic news.— on this tragic news. thank you very much. newly released whatsapp messages involving the former health secretary, matt hancock suggest he was involved in a bitter behind—the—scenes clash with then—education secretary sir gavin williamson over moves to keep schools open during the covid pandemic. the messages also show how the cabinet ministers expressed their frustration with teaching representatives, with mr hancock saying "what a bunch of absolute arses the teaching unions are". we can speak now to our chief politicial correspondent, nick eardley. very good morning, nick. so the language is blunt which is attracting quite a bit of attention in some of these messages, but also there is quite a bit of lifting the lid on some of the discussions, debates and arguments going on behind the scenes. got debates and arguments going on behind the scenes.— behind the scenes. got to say, charlie, having _ behind the scenes

her partner rob needham lied about treatment for depression on his shotgun application to sussex policebons was shot dead by her partner, rob needham — along with their two daughters, ava and lexi. the trauma of losing kelly, of losing the girls, of not having them as part of your life...is difficult enough. but knowing how they've died and what they went through, and how they're...you know — the girls were two and four — and how their short lives havejust been ended at the hands of their father. rob had a valid gun licence, but afterwards it was revealed police knew he'd lied about drug use and mental—health episodes when it was granted. emma believes that cost three lives. today, she's meeting with the home office to voice her concerns over licensing. the frequency of reviews — they're only every five years, they should be annually. they need to increase the costs and the gun licensee needs to cover that. i think they need to not give gun licences to people that lie, and i think they shouldn't give gun licences to people that have reoccurring mental health or depressive episodes. it c

so, residents have . been waking up this morning to a lot of police presence in the east sussex area.d me at a golf course and also allotments. they've been going through undergrowth, looking through water bots and sheds. drones are involved, thermal imaging cameras, helicopters and dogs. police vans have been coming to and from the area as well as specialist search and rescue teams. not too far away from here, constance marten and mark gordon were arrested first on suspicion of child neglect and then yesterday they were arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. police are particularly asking the public to help come forward with any information because they believe the baby was last seen with them on the 8th of january and that was in new haven. by asking people in new haven, brighton and the areas in between to remain vigilant. police are determined to find this baby but they are concerned. they think the baby could have come to some harm. they are hopeful but it's freezing, temperatures are cold despite the sunny weather. hope is fading. thahk sunny weather. hope is fa

i can confirm that constance marten tin and mark gordon remain in police here in sussex an applicationn of their detention for a further 36 hours has been sought from brighton court. a further 36 hours has been sought from brighton court . the sought from brighton court. the police searches of the baby continue and we must consider that the baby has to come to serious harm detectives . from serious harm detectives. from the met's specialist crime command are now leading enquiries to locate the baby because of the resources , the because of the resources, the technical knowledge and expertise available to them in this very complex investigation . so that 36 hour extension that's being applied for at the moment will give them. of course, more time to question this couple. but i have to say , this couple. but i have to say, from what the police have been saying, they not been saying, they have not been cooperating with officers thus far, is a real head far, which is a real head scratcher as to why they won't speak to the police. and of course then , where exactly is course then, where exa

police fear could have been abandoned in freezing conditions. they are now being held on suspicion of grossly injured lynch manslaughter. 200 officers from sussex e have worked around the clock to try to find the baby. the sex is unknown and it is believed to have never had medical treatment. drones, helicopterand never had medical treatment. drones, helicopter and sniffer dogs all deployed to assist. in the daylight officers work their way slowly through the large allotment the couple with to be heading towards, every shed and greenhouse been checked, the temperature is close to zero. 35—year—old constance marten comes from a hugely wealthy family with close ties to the royal family, she grew up in this country estate in dorset, and was at drama school in 2016 when she first met 48—year—old mark gordon. gordon a registered sex offender who was deported to britain from the united states in 2010 after spending 20 years in 2010 after spending 20 years in prison for a rape he committed aged 1a. ever since they have led an isolated life, in september when constance marten was well into her pregnancy they began moving around rental lights. police bel

in gwent hampshire, police , sussex, hampshire, police, sussex, leicestershire and more .ershire and more. and it is a disgrace that there still are not mandatory requirements on vetting and training underpinned by that misconduct systems still too weak. and i urge to commit now that any under investigation for domestic abuse or sexual assault will be automatically suspended from their role as a police officer and that anyone with any kind of history of domestic abuse or sexual assault will not be given any to become a police officer. we need an urgent overhaul underpinned by law, which should give that commitment to date for the office approach more widely to standards. is also failing, six police forces are in so—called measures, but it is still too easy for forces to ignore the recommended options from the inspectorate and intervention processes are too . intervention processes are too. where is her plan to turn that? around. the report is about the decimation of frontline policing, but neighbourhood policing, but neighbourhood policing been decimated everywhere, not in

bag on to some nappies in an allotment shedin to some nappies in an allotment shed in sussex, the metropolitan policethey have both with gross both been charged with gross negligence, manslaughter concealing of a child concealing the birth of a child and perverting the course of justice. joining me now is gb news home security editor mark white. mark, over. here arlene , white. mark, over. here arlene, the couple appeared in court number here at crawley magistrates court. the first court appearance since the crown prosecution service decided to charge last night with those three charges that you read out there and. they both wore prison, issued grey tracksuits , prison, issued grey tracksuits, the dock as . they spoke only to the dock as. they spoke only to confirm their names, dates of birth and the fact that they currently have no fixed address were arrested on monday evening just after 930 in the evening after . an eagle eyed member of after. an eagle eyed member of the public them in a local convenience store in the north of bryter and they dialled 999 and they were detained some 6 minutes later

sussex. constance marten and mark gordon were arrested on m0nday after being tracked by police for a number ofer astonishing find connected to one of the seven ancient wonders of the world. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier and so, my heart went bang, bang, bang! - the constitutional rights of these marchers are their rights as citizens of the united states and they should be protected, even in the right to test them out so that they don't get their heads broken and are sent to hospital. this religious controversy — i know you don't want to say too much about it — but does it worry you that it's going to boil up? oh, it worries me, yes, but . hope — everything'll be all right at the end of the day. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm mariko

tonight at 10pm: police in sussex confirm the remains of a baby have been found — in their search for

police reached out to arrest him. a spokesperson for the duke and duchess of sussex has confirmed that they have received email correspondence regarding the coronation. buckingham palace had declined to comment on reports that prince harry and meghan have been invited to the king's coronation in may. the spokesperson for prince harry and meghan said "an immediate decision on whether the duke and duchess will attend will not be disclosed by us at this time."|t follow suggestions that the couple have been contacted by email about attending official events sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre. good evening. only one place to start — anfield. manchester united arrived there ten points ahead in the premier league, having won their first trophy under erik ten hag last weekend. liverpool in contrast have struggled — but on sunday they found their best football again. 7—0 it finished tojurgen klopp's side, their biggest ever win over their rivals. six of the goals at anfield came in the second half, two from mohammed salah who's become the club's record goalscorer in the league. 2 goals each too for cody gakpo an

police who've been searching for a missing two—month—old baby in sussex say they believe the body ofome time. the discovery was made in an area of woodland near brighton, close to where its parents constance marten and mark gordon were detained on monday. a post—mortem examination has yet to be carried out. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy has the latest. it was amid the garden sheds and plants o' v of this allotment that police found the remains of the baby. this afternoon, officers laid their own tributes in memory of the child, who they say may have died some time ago. we child, who they say may have died some time ago-— child, who they say may have died some time ago. we are devastated by the outcome — some time ago. we are devastated by the outcome and _ some time ago. we are devastated by the outcome and we _ some time ago. we are devastated by the outcome and we know— some time ago. we are devastated by the outcome and we know this - some time ago. we are devastated by. the outcome and we know this emotion is being felt in brighton and across the country. we have carried out i

police have tonight charged constance marten and mark 6ordon with gross negligence manslaughter after the remains of a baby were found in a wooded area in sussexcourt in brighton tomorrow. duncan kennedy has been following the story. news of the charges came as local people gathered tonight near where the baby's remains were found. a community brought together in sorrow over the loss of a young life. it was amid the garden sheds and plants of this nearby allotment that police made their discovery after a two day search. this afternoon, senior officers brought their own tributes in memory of the child, who they say may have died some time ago. we are truly devastated by the outcome and we know this emotion is being felt here in brighton and across the country today. based on our inquiries we've carried out so far, we believe, sadly, the baby may have been dead for some time before they were found. tonight, constance martin and mark 6ordon were charged with gross negligence manslaughter. they were also charged with concealing the birth of a child and perverting the course ofjustice. the two had been missing since early january and were sighted i

police have tonight charged constance marten and mark gordon with gross negligence manslaughter after the remains of a body without in a wooden in sussexon friday. duncan kennedy has been following the story. news of the charges came as local people gathered tonight near where the baby's remains were found. a community brought together in sorrow over the loss of a young life. it was amid the garden sheds and plants of this nearby allotment that police made their discovery after a two day search. this afternoon, senior officers brought their own tributes in memory of the child, who they say may have died some time ago. we are truly devastated by the outcome and we know this emotion is being felt here in brighton and across the country today. based on our inquiries we've carried out so far, we believe, sadly, the baby may have been dead for some time before they were found. tonight, constance marten and mark gordon were charged with gross negligence manslaughter. they were also charged with concealing the birth of a child and perverting the course ofjustice. the two had been missing since early january and were sighted in various locatio

police have tonight charged constance marten and mark gordon with gross negligence manslaughter after the remains of a baby were found in a wooded area in sussexs found after a major two—day search. the couple will appear in court in brighton tomorrow. duncan kennedy has been following the story. news of the charges came as local people gathered tonight near where the baby's remains were found. a community brought together in sorrow over the loss of a young life. it was amid the garden sheds and plants of this nearby allotment that police made their discovery after a two day search. this afternoon, senior officers brought their own tributes in memory of the child, who they say may have died some time ago. we are truly devastated by the outcome and we know this emotion is being felt here in brighton and across the country today. based on our inquiries we've carried out so far, we believe, sadly, the baby may have been dead for some time before they were found. tonight, constance martin and mark gordon were charged with gross negligence manslaughter. they were also charged with concealing the birth of a child and perverting the course ofjustice.

on cctv in liverpool, a town in a6 in east london, and eventually down in east sussex as with multiple appeals the police over the welfare of constance marten in particular on that young child. but of course it ended with the detention of this an arrest in brighton and then two days later the terrible discovery of an infant's body on a local allotments , a greenhouse. it was allotments, a greenhouse. it was in plastic, according to the magistrates court hearing under pile of nappies. so have been post—mortem examinations that have taken since then. but so far have been unable to deter the cause of death. but this couple are facing charges of gross negligence , of concealing gross negligence, of concealing the birth of a child and of perverting course of justice. this was the first crown court appearance here at the old bailey today. appearance here at the old bailey today . we're told that bailey today. we're told that they will be back here for a plea . on in june and then the plea. on in june and then the actual trial itself mark a, is scheduled for the 2nd of january next year . yes, not quite. there

police. the duke of sussex has returned to the royal courts ofjustice for the second day of a high court hearing mail. prince harry is part of a group — along with sir eltonjohn and david furnish, bringing claims over allegations associated newspapers limited carried out or commissioned illegal or unlawful information—gathering. 0ur correspondentjon donnison is at the high court. what happened today in court so far? this is day two of four days of legal hearings here at the high court and there was certainly a lot more media interest here today than i was yesterday after prince harry surprised everyone by turning up in person and he was here again this morning, entering the court through the back entrance, wearing a pretty smart suit, carrying an umbrella in the rain and he, as you say, is one of several high—profile individuals that include sir eltonjohn and his partner as well as the actor are liz hurley and sadie frost, and baroness doreen lawrence, daughter of —— mother of a murdered teenager stephen lawrence, all seeking to sue associated newspapers which runs the daily mail and also the ma

police. a bitter row over school closures, and insulting criticism of teaching unions. more questions about how the government handled the coronavirus pandemic. the duke and duchess of sussexs of food going to waste. but with millions facing the prospect of food poverty could it be put to better use? i'll have the details.

cctv in liverpool a town in essex, in east london, and eventually down in east sussex, as well with multiple appeals by the police of course it ended with the detention of this an arrest in and then two days later the terrible discovery of an infant's body on a local allotments , a green house. it allotments, a green house. it was in plastic, according the magistrates court initial heanng magistrates court initial hearing under a pile of nappies. so post mortem hearing under a pile of nappies. so postmortem examinations hearing under a pile of nappies. so post mortem examinations that have taken place since then that so far have been unable to determine the cause of death. but couple are facing of gross negligence , manslaughter, of negligence, manslaughter, of concealing the birth of a child and of perverting course of justice. this was the first crown court appearance here at the old bailey today . we're told the old bailey today. we're told that they will be back here for a plea hearing on in june and then the actual trial itself mark a, is scheduled for the 2nd of january next year. and any what the court gav

police. the scene . and it's day two of a high profile court case into alleged phone tapping by the publisher of the daily mail. yesterday the duke of sussexalongside sir elton john, who is also bringing legal action against newspapers . against associated newspapers. thank you very much indeed. keep getting in touch throughout the program today, gbviews@gbnews.uk duke or you can tweet to dougie beattie . so it's our top this beattie. so it's our top this morning. humza yousaf is on course for a clash with rishi sunak over controversial scottish gender legislation. as he prepares to confirmed as the country's new first minister, he's 37 years of age. he will be sworn in today. and historic today after pledging to challenge westminster's veto of reforms, which contributed in part to the downfall of nicola sturgeon . well, labour and the sturgeon. well, labour and the conservatives now believe they can capitalise on use of victory with 20 seats up for grabs in the wake of a damaging leadership contest for the snp . leadership contest for the snp. well, let's talk to dr. sandesh gilani. he's the shadow health secretary for scotland and a cons

in east london before eventually going down to the sussex area, spotted on cctv and numerous occasions where multiple appeals over weeks by the policening off the 27th of february after a sharp eyed member of the public spotted in the north of brighton , the police were called and just 6 minutes later the couple were arrested . but there was no were arrested. but there was no sign of the newborn baby at that point. and then we saw over a of days a frantic search involving hundreds police officers and mounted rescue teams and other volunteers . the remains of volunteers. the remains of a child were eventually found in an allotment in green house. there under neath some nappies, wrapped in a plastic bag, a post—mortem examination that carried out a so far been unable to determine the cause of death. as you say, an absolutely tragic . the couple have been remanded into custody here at the old bailey . they will appear at the bailey. they will appear at the crown court again in june. and we're told that the trial is scheduled for the 2nd of january next year model. all right. thank you very much indeed for giving us that update. now we'