let's bring in professor when grantees pressure politics at the university of warwick very good evening to you. we knew pretty much all the experts were saying that this deal wasn't going to be approved that's turned out i think the margin of defeat surprised a few people. what will the officials be thinking at this point i mean they're asking we've heard it saying ok let us know what happens next but what will they be thinking themselves. well because the module to see was larger than most for calls so it will be difficult for the officials to think about what you forward to how they could change things in such a way which would overcome the extent of opposition in the house of commons this deal i mean it's not just a matter of really tweaking this deal which is difficult enough anyway because the legal documents and the assurances given so far haven't had any effect so it's going to be quite difficult for them to construct a way forward and they'll be looking to the u.k. to come up with ideas. has said tonight that the deal that was on the table was the very best in his opinion but no

two male students banned from the university of warwick for 10 years for their part in a group chat whichr. they successfully appealed against the punishment imposed by the university after a number of exchanges on social media. the police advised at the time that there were no grounds for criminal charges. but several female students say they're unhappy that the men will be back on campus. joan cummins reports. it was a university student newspaper that first published detail of a group chat threatening sexualised aggression against female students. today one of the girls spoke anonymously to radio. students. today one of the girls spoke anonymously to radiom students. today one of the girls spoke anonymously to radio. it was sexually explicit. we were com pletely sexually explicit. we were completely degraded and dehumanised with so many intimate details about the girls as well. it was so far beyond just locker room talk. the post was revealed in 2018 and police decided no action would follow. at the university imposed sanctions. 0ne the university imposed sanctions. one student was exp

warwick university later this year. ithink, ultimately, i'd warwick university later this year. i think, ultimately, i'd feel a com plete i think, ultimately, i'd feel a complete sense oft and let down by the institution that i pay £9,000 a yearfor that is £9,000 a year for that is supposed to educate me but also keep myself and to educate me but also keep myself a nd cou ntless students to educate me but also keep myself and countless students safe and they have let us down, frankly and my heart truly goes out to all the other girls are affected in this and also the two girls who made the initial complaint, because after the hell they got put through through this entire process, it has come to this entire process, it has come to this result. i have no words. it is possible that you could bump in to these people, either in a seminar, on campus, in and around the area. how do you feel about that? frankly, the thought of it terrifies me, you know? i thought i knew these boys are well but it turns out barnabas had no idea what they are capable of and we still don't know —— non—others had any idea. and the fa ct non—others had any idea. and the fact that we have to go back

contacting a suicide prevention helpline after the case of molly russell, a 14—year—old who took her own life a year ago. two male students at warwick universityo be allowed back to study next year despite threatening to rape fellow students. in sport, england are bowled out forjust 187 on the first day of the second test against the west indies. good evening. parts of southern england and wales are being hit by heavy snowfall which has brought chaos to the roads and warnings of communities being cut off and disruption to power supplies. the met office has put a severe weather warning in place — an amber warning, which means people should prepare themselves for disruption and delay — and is forecasting more snow overnight. south—west england has been particularly badly hit mix screen particularly badly hit. around 100 vehicles are currently stuck on the a30 in cornwall, and emergency services there say they're dealing with many calls across the county. and nearby on the a39 snow ploughs are out trying to clear the roads after heavy snowfall brought cars to a halt — with some drivers forced to abandon their cars after their vehicles became stra

students at warwick university are to be allowed back to study next year despite threatening to rape fellow students. and police could soon be able to impose curfews and limit the social media use ofuals to crack down on knife crime. the foreign secretary says that the uk may need to delay its exit from the european union if an agreement is only reached in the final days. jeremy hunt said extra time might be needed, meaning an extension to the deadline of 29th march, depending on how much progress is made in the coming weeks. number 10 has insisted that the government is committed to brexit in two months‘ time. here's our political correspondent, iain watson. the uk is due to leave the european union two months from now and, time again, the prime minister has said the departure date is march the 29th. today, one other cabinet minister suggested there could be some flexibility. it is true that, if we ended up approving a deal in the days before the 29th of march, then we might need some extra time to pass critical legislation, but if we are able to make progress sooner, that might not been necessary. reports from the independent institute for government, a think tank linked to the