the daily mirror carries a photo of the daughter of tracey wilkinson, visiting the scene where her motherde her brother pierce in stourbridge last week. and finally the guardian says changes to benefit payments to families and the bereaved will mean thousands will be poorer as a result. let's start with g let's start with “f“ it i let's start with i it is i all over the place, including page six of the daily mail. the prime minister would go to war over rock, it says, tories in a startling claim the meet is ready to defend gibraltar are just the meet is ready to defend gibraltar arejust as the meet is ready to defend gibraltar are just as thatcher did for the falklands. with michael howard... the former conservative leader did the rounds on the morning political shows this morning and he made a comment that as much as margaret thatcher defended the falklands, he is sure that theresa may will show resolve and before you know it we have this spread it where we are weighing up the relative powers of each navy,... we are not going to go to war. we may have diplomatic skirmishes that the main

the daily mirror carries a photo of the daughter of tracey wilkinson, visiting the scene where her motherh alongside her brother pierce in stourbridge last week. we have to start with gibraltar. tonight of all nights. fighting talk on gibraltar. the defence secretary insisting the uk will defend the rock all the way and lord howard comparing theresa may potentially to margaret thatcher should it come to it. he did not quite mention war, did he? i think he's said this has been mentioned and that obviously theresa may will strongly defend and support gibraltar. for some reason it was translated into margaret thatcher and possibly tanks and invasion. i am thatcher and possibly tanks and invasion. iam not thatcher and possibly tanks and invasion. i am not sure how that happened and i am sure theresa may is pleased he is incommunicado as she works out how to roll back from the idea that we will invade gibraltar. the direct comparison was made? a former conservative leader michael howard was doing the rounds oi'i michael howard was doing the rounds on the shows this morning and said comments to

in custody. 23—year—old aaron barley appeared at birmingham magistrates charged with killing tracey wilkinsong to murder the boy's 47—year—old father, peter, at the family's home in stourbridge. president donald trump left the oval office on friday without signing the executive orders aimed at combating foreign trade abuses that he was there to announce. he continued walking as a reporter shouted questions about whether mr trump was directing his administration to grant immunity to fired adviser michael flynn. amid confusion, vice—president mike pence picked up the orders from the table, and they were signed in another room. the authorities in hungary are ready to start transferring asylum seekers to container camps on the border with serbia. the prospect of being held there has already put off some migrants and refugees from transiting the country — the camps have also attracted criticism and could be delayed by rulings in the european court of human rights. nick thorpe reports from roszke on the hungarian—serbian border. this container camp is still empty. there is space here for 250 asylum

in custody. 23—year—old aaron barley appeared at birmingham magistrates charged with killing tracey wilkinsonharge of attempting to murder the boy's 47—year—old father, peter, at the family's home in stourbridge. a government briefing note seen by the bbc shows that only 5% of prison staff in england and wales will get new pay allowances of up to £5,000. the money was announced by the justice secretary, liz truss, two months ago to deal with a recruitment crisis, amid claims it would give thousands of staff an immediate pay boost. the document reveals the number benefiting straightaway is 1600. but officials say the allowances will be available for at least four years. they deny they have given out any inaccurate or misleading information. mark fairhurst from the prison officers association said giving some staff pay allowances and not others was demoralising their members and failing to get to the heart of recruitment problems. those of us who our experienced are demoralised because we haven't had a pay rise in seven years, and those new recruits, for example a new recruit at the new jail in

lydia wilkinson laid flowers at the house comforted by her boyfriend. she said her mother traceyput others before herself. 23—year—old aaron barley of no fixed address has been charged with their murders and the attempted murder of lydia's father peter. he is known to the family and will appear in court again in the morning. the government is under pressure to guarantee migrant workers will still be able to work in the nhs after the uk leaves the european union. a cross—party group is warning that brexit will cause a critical shortage of doctors and nurses. it comes as the defence secretary michael fallon declined to rule out the possibility that freedom of movement could continue into the next general election. ellie price reports. the brexit negotiations got under way this week to great fanfare and letters. theresa may wrote to the eu to trigger article 50, the eu in town published draft guidelines on its negotiation strategy. but, as expected, there was no more detail on the content of the deal and this morning so michael fallon would not be drawn on whether the uk would have

lydia wilkinson laid flowers outside the house in stourbridge. she said her mother tracey. 23—year—old aaron barley — of no fixed address — has been charged with the murders and with the attempted murder of lydia's father peter. he is known to the family and will appear in court again in the morning. the bbc has seen an internal lloyds banking group report which calls into question the bank's assertion that it only learnt of a fraud by some of its bankers and their consultants in 2016. the report reveals that senior executives discussed fraudulent behaviour at an hbos subsidiary as long ago as 2008. our economics correspondent andy verity reports. in the hbos fraud, consultant branded greedy and devious bribe dishonest bankers. in exchange the back small—business customers to pay for the consultants who plundered the businesses to buy holidays, foreign property and yachts. in february they were jailed for corruption, fraud and money—laundering. this man who ran a successful hairdressing business says the fraud drove him into and destroyed his marriage. like anyone, you get

lydia wilkinson laid flowers outside the house, accompanied by her boyfriend. she said her mother traceys, has been charged with their murders and with the attempted murder of lydia's father peter. he is known to the family and will appear in court again in the morning. lydia wilkinson arrived at the family home where her mother and brother were killed clutching flowers. she laid them at the makeshift memorial outside the property alongside floral tributes left by friends and family. each message, including her own, described how much mother and son we re described how much mother and son were loved and will be missed. overcome with grief, she was comforted by her boyfriend. the house in stourbridge remains a crime scene. it was here that lydia's brother and mother were fatally attacked. their father, brother and mother were fatally attacked. theirfather, a7—year—old peter wilkinson, was left critically injured but is now in a stable condition in hospital. today a 23—year—old homeless man appeared in court in birmingham where he was remanded in custody, charged with murder and attempted

midlands last week. to death in their home lydia wilkinson laid flowers outside the house in stourbridge. comforted by her boyfriend, she said her mother traceyshe said her mother tracey had 23—year—old aaron barley, who is known to the family, has been charged with the murders and with the attempted murder of lydia's father peter. and with the attempted murder the bbc has seen evidence of so—called islamic state appearing to use children as human shields in the battle for mosul. it comes as the militants are all but encircled in the old centre of iraq's second city, with rising concern over civilian casualties. city, with rising concern over bbc persian‘s nafiseh kouhnavard and producerjoe inwood were given exclusive access to iraqi helicopter pilots flying over mosul. far below, a city that was home to 2 million people. we are flying with the helicopters of the iraqi army as they fight the so—called islamic state. we are now over old mosul, where the battle is at its fiercest, as the last isis fighters, with many civilians, still trapped in the narrow alleys. with many civilians, and this footage, taken from our helicopter‘s camera, shows t