if you look, thibaut is attached to the ceiling to stop him falling over.and this kit is also too expensive for most of the world to benefit. but this is still a breakthrough and shows the potential of technology to transform lives. james gallagher, bbc news. the time is 16 minutes past one. our top story this lunchtime... a damning report criticises the police for their investigation into claims of a vip paedophile ring that never existed. and would you pay thousands of pounds for an old pair of trainers? we find out why some people do. coming up on bbc news... a miraculous escape for motogp‘s marc marquez after this dramatic crash ahead of the thai grand prix. he was given the all clear to return to the track a few hours later. britain's katarina johnson—thompson has powered her way to a gold medal in the heptathlon at the world athletics championships. after a career scarred by disappointments, it's the first time she's won an outdoor medal at this level — and she achieved four personal bests in the process. our sports correspondent natalie pirks is in d

if you look, thibaut is attached to the ceiling to stop him falling over.o benefit. but this is still a breakthrough and shows the potential of technology to transform lives. james gallagher, bbc news. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with ben. there is more rain on the way, looking pretty unsettled. but equally, hopefully most of us see a little bit of sunshine. going through tonight, a lot of cloud throwing and across the western half of the uk producing the odd spot of drizzle, turning misty end market for coasts and hills. further east under clear skies, quite chilly, parts of scotland could get down to freezing and then the cold and clear air there could be some fog patches. they could be fairly slow sickly about across northern and eastern parts tomorrow morning will some brightness but out west we see clouds rolling in, outbreaks of rain in northern ireland in south—west scotla nd in northern ireland in south—west scotland and the south—west through the afternoon. the one strengthening particularly in the far north and west of scotland and the

if you look, thibaut is attached to the ceiling to stop him falling over.vative leadership candidate, rory stewart, has resigned from the party, and announced he will run as an independent candidate to become london's mayor. mr stewart will leave parliament at the next election. and rory stewartjoins us now from westminster now. thank you forjoining us. what has prompted this? two things, one of them, i feel prompted this? two things, one of them, ifeel our prompted this? two things, one of them, i feel our old political system and parties are becoming more extreme and being driven apart and there is a gaping hole in the centre ground of british politics for what i'd call a common—sense, moderate, independent approach, and the second is that i think the way to really make change in the modern world is intensely local, through being a mayor, not through being a member of parliament. one of the things that was frustrating as a member of parliament is that my constituents we re parliament is that my constituents were often asking me about very local issues and