it's a year since the tragic death of leicester football owner vichai srivaddhanaprabha.hen it crashed, killing him and four others instantly. to mark the anniversary, a memorial garden will be opened this weekend at the stadium, commemorating vichais life. nataliejackson reports. october 27th last year. journalist jeff peters, one of the first on the scene. frightening experience for everybody. to see all these flames in the distance leaping into the air, it was clearly something massive but surely it wasn't going to be the helicopter. and people we re to be the helicopter. and people were running around in a confused state. i think peter shilton had been at the game, he was out there. nobody knew what was going on. ambulances and police were flying past. and i was finding it hard not to cry... it's the most awful thing that has happened. it was very difficult to be professional and do yourjob when it is the club you love and it is somebody who has brought so much joy, love and it is somebody who has brought so muchjoy, notjust love and it is somebody who has brought so

staffm pilots and two of vichai srivaddhanaprabha's staff. could have seen that it would be such a tragedy. me and nick were actually in the back on the way, and we had a discussion between us about what it could be. halfway into the journey, control came on to us over the radio to confirm what it was. we kind of hoped that it wasn't a helicopter, and that nobody had been hurt. but then obviously we started getting more information, and piecing everything together. it was just... the most frightening experience, for everybody. this surely can't be happening. there was literally, you know, members of the public coming across to help. there was a level of services, the staff, you name it. it was reassuring to see that when things do go pear—shaped, which sometimes they do, there are a lot of people out there willing to step forward and help out and put their necks on the line. but despite everyone's efforts, nobody on board could be saved. leicester city fc! earlier this month, another fan saved. leicester city fc! earlier this month, anotherfa

today is the anniversary of the death of leicester city's former chairman vichai srivaddhanaprabha.ash outside leicester's king power stadium. the club has paid tribute to the thai businessman who was central to their incredible premier league title win in 2016. the wounds are still there, definitely. you know, obviously, it's been a year, but the boss is constantly on our minds still and every time we go onto the field, we think about him and we want to, you know, do him proud. you know, what he wanted from the club and from the players and that's success, so, you know, we want to do him proud and every town we call out there, we try and win. and every time we call out there, we try and win. the mexican grand prix is under way. lewis hamilton started in third and then fell to fifth after a virtual safety car but is now back up to second. ferrari's leclerc has dropped to fourth from being in front. now live on the sports website. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news it's time for click. every single day, we upload 4 million hours of video to youtube. we send 682 million tweets

private multi—faith ceremony for club staff and invited guests marked the opening of the vichai srivaddhanaprabhaons, as well as paying their respects to the reason why this garden is here. after the service, hundreds of people queued up outside the stadium to pay their respects. we were here on the night when it happened. just here to pay our respects to a lovely, lovely man. i think what they've done is amazing. they've captured everything about the history and what vichai was about. many people can come here as a way to remember what vichai did for leicester. absolutely stunning. ijust can't believe it. named in honour of the club's former chairman, this garden features flowers and items of significance to his family. it also remembers the four others who died — two members of staff and two pilots. thousands of floral tributes left outside the stadium last year will be turned into compost and used in this garden. it's the latest in a series of lasting tributes to a man who made so many dreams come true. sumeer kalyani, bbc news, leicester. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello once ag

today is the anniversary of the death of leicester city's former chairman vichai srivaddhanaprabha.utside leicester's king power stadium. the club has paid tribute to the thai businessman who was central to their incredible premier league title win in 2016. the wounds are still there, definitely. obviously, it has been a year, but the boss is constantly on our minds still. every time we go onto the field, we think about him. we want to do him proud. we know what he wants from the club and the players, and our success, so we want to do him proud, and every time we go out there, we try and win. it's neck and neck at the top of the scottish premiership. celtic are at aberdeen, and rangers are at home to motherwell. both glasgow teams have 22 points and an identical goal difference at the top of the table. that's all for now. more reaction to the welsh defeat in the rugby world cup semifinals to the springboks. and build—up to the formula 1 grand prix in mexico city, where lewis hamilton could become world champion for a sixth time. difficult maths against him. he has got to get 1a more

opened this weekend at the king power stadium, one year on from the death of leicester owner, vichai srivaddhanaprabhapter crash last year. rnow, rising from the desert, the stunning sight of uluru is seen as sacred to the indigenous people of australia. they've long asked tourists not to climb to the top of the site formerly known as ayers rock. and earlier today it was finally closed to hikers for ever — but not before thousands of people queued up for one last last climb. from australia's northern territory, our correspondent phil mercer reports. joy, as signs asking visitors not to walk up uluru are removed. the controversial climb is now officially banned, but earlier today hundreds of people came down one last time — even though aboriginal groups said climbing the sacred rock was insulting. well, i think they've given us... ..if not permission, then the ability to do it one last time, and i'm comfortable with them closing it down. it's their property. it's like being up on another planet up there. it feels... it definitely feels like humans don't belong up there, i've got to say. the rock contai

on sunday, it will be a year to the day that five people, including former club chairman vichai srivaddhanaprabharden will be opened as a tribute to those who died. i think it will bring hopefully some closure to many people to actually be on the site, to be, you know where it happened. i think that is going to be a good thing for the entire leicester city family and as you say may be a thing for supporters of other clubs who have heard about his legacy, his character, his personality, to go and pay tribute there. in formula one, lewis hamilton can win his 6th drivers‘ world championship this weekend if he beats mercedes teammate valteri bottas by 1a points in mexico. you can follow coverage via the bbc sport website and app — first practice starts at apm. that‘s all the sport for now. thanks very much, jane. officials in indonesia have said that a series of failures were responsible for the lion air plane crash that killed 189 on board last year. investigators said faults by boeing, the airline and the pilots created a complex chain of events that led to the disaster. in response, boeing said it

today is the anniversary of the death of leicester city's former chairman vichai srivaddhanaprabha.entral to their incredible premier league title win in 2016. the wounds are still there, definitely. you know, obviously, it's been a year, but the boss is constantly on our minds still and every time we go onto the field, we think about him and we want to, you know, do him proud. you know, what he wanted from the club and from the players and that's success, so, you know, we want to do him proud and every town we call out there, we try and win. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news it is time for the travel show. turkey's aegean coast. it's where you will find some of history's big hitters. ancient and evocative ruin settlements, like pergamon and troy. we are hardly off the beaten track here. you may well recognise the names of some of the local towns. bodrum and marmaris are now as well known for their holiday resorts as they are for their classical heritage. more than 400 of the homes here in tepe neighbourhood were colourised last year,

sunday marks a year to the day that five people — including leicester's owner vichai srivaddhanaprabha world champion. earlier, both fighters weighed in ahead of tomorrow night's showdown — but the american wba champions was 1 ounce over the 10 stone limit. so dropped his briefs to make weight. thankfully a towel was on hand to keep his modesty. no problems for taylor. the ibf and wba titles are on the line tomorrow night with the unbeaten champions seeming in an angsty mood when they went face to face. if you've got acces to the bbc sport webstie — you can follow first practice at the mexican grand prix — this sunday lewis hamilton could claim his 6th f1 drivers world championship. that's all the sport for now. more with jane dougal in the next hour. bye from me. now on afternoon live — let's go nationwide — and see what's happening around the country — in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. let's go tojeff brown who's in newcastle for us this afternoon and can tell us why thousands of goths are descending on the yorkshire seaside resort of whitby this weekend. and rob