waszkiewicz will be sentenced tomorrow. sima kotecha, bbc news, derby crown court.dent libby squire from hull, on the night she disappeared. the cctv images show the 21—year—old near the welly club music venue in the city, just after 11pm on the 31st of january. police are continuing to search an area close to 0ak road playing fields, near the last known sighting. the girlfriend of the father of murdered six—year—old alesha macphail has denied being involved in her death on the isle of bute lastjuly. toni mclachlan — here on the right — was giving evidence in glasgow at the trial of a 16—year—old boy, who denies abducting, raping and murdering alesha. the teenager, who cannot be named because of his age, claims ms mclachlan killed alesha. the trial continues. a pilot accused of killing 11 people in a crash at the shoreham airshow in 2015 has dismissed claims that he had a cavalier attitude to flying as he begun giving evidence at his trial. it‘s the first time that 5a year old andrew hill has spoken in public since he was pulled from the wreckage of his hawker hunte

waszkiewicz will be sentenced tomorrow. sima kotecha, bbc news, derby crown court.stagram to snapchat, facebook to twitter. and they're using it a lot, which has led to concerns from many quarters about the impact it all has on their lives. the family of 14—year—old molly russell, who killed herself after viewing images of self harm and suicide, say they partly blame instagram for her death. her suicide has opened up a wider debate about social media. 0ur correspondent ashley john—baptiste has been talking to a group of young people in birmingham, to find out how it influences their lives. a group of people in their 20s. they're from different parts of the country and have never met before. they've come to birmingham to share their experiences of social media. how has social media enhanced your life? for me, social media created what i am today. i run my own business, i've been doing that since the age of 11. being so young and starting that out, i didn't learn that from a textbook. i didn't learn it from being told by my family. it was all learnt online. it's intro

artur waszkiewicz will be sentenced tomorrow.s had paid tribute to sofija ka cza n officers had paid tribute to sofija kaczan outside the court there. on the days prior to mrs kaczan passing way, she was told that her attacker had been arrested. there was again sense of relief and closure for her known that we had arrested the right patient. close friends of mrs kaczan had told that she had prayed for her attacker before she passed away, that was the kind of person that she was. a pilot accused of causing the deaths of 11 people in a crash at the shoreham airshow in 2015 has started giving evidence at his trial. it's the first time andrew hill has spoken in public since he was pulled from the wreckage of his hawker hunter jet. he denies manslaughter by gross negligence. sarah, tell us more about today's event there. mr hill was seriously injured in the crash, including fractured ribs, facial burns, fractured ribs, facial burns, fractured spine. he was hospitalised but has gone on to make a full recovery. today from the witness bo

artur waszkiewicz will be sentenced tomorrow.ite story of the day, the sighting of a black panther in kenya. extremely rare. it is a young male presumed to be travelling with its mother. the lucky man who captured it was the british photographer will burrard—lucas. he had set up a series of camera traps at the laikipia wilderness camp. there were reports from villagers that a black cat had been taking sheep and goats. and there he is. isn't he beautiful? really amazing. so, apparently there isa really amazing. so, apparently there is a really good article on the bbc today. all those pictures are there, but apparently the time that makes them black as melanism, is the same thing that makes a house cat black. you can have parents that look like normal leopards but one of them would be carrying this recessive gene for melanism and makes like albino but the other way around. so if there's not been seen for 800 yea rs, if there's not been seen for 800 years, had a college started to think they had gone or did which is not managed to p

artur waszkiewicz from london had denied the charges.on camps and chose to make her home in derby, but 100—year—old sofija kaczan's life was cruelly ended by a senseless attack. the man responsible — artur waszkiewicz, a heroin addict who was desperate for cash, so he could feed his drug addiction. today, a jury unanimously convicted him of robbing and killing her. it was late may, just before 9.00 in the morning. sofija kaczan was walking along here, making her way to church. she was approached from behind. waszkiewicz knocked her to the ground, snatched her handbag from her with such force that he ripped off its handle in the process, and then he left her bleeding, on the road. her neck and cheekbone were fractured. days later, her condition deteriorated and she died from pneumonia, which was brought on by the injuries. it was just terrible to see. she couldn't lift her arms, she couldn't feed herself, you know... it was terrible, really. a frail, vulnerable woman, killed for a drug habit. waszkiewicz will be sentenced tomorrow. sima k

artur waszkiewicz had denied the charges. now on bbc news, sport today. hello. up on this programme: var makes its champions league debut as ajax have a goal disallowed in their loss to holders real madrid. west indies bowler shannon gabriel is banned for four matches for comments he made to england captainjoe root. and on thursday, a 17—year—old from madagascar will become the first malagasy woman to take part in the world skiing championships. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with football and the news that tottenham have one foot in the quarter finals of the champions league. they beat borussia dortmund 3—0 at wembley stadium with the return leg in germany in three weeks time. watching was the bbc‘s ian dennis. a dream scenario for tottenham who turned

artur waszkiewicz stole zofija kaczan's handbag last may and severely injured her in the process.uryjust it took the jury just over two hours to reach the verdict. they found artur waszkiewicz guilty of killing 100—year—old woman in derby and mugging her last may. to explain what happened back then, on may the 28th, she was off to the church and walking along the road. he came up from behind her and pushed out of the ground, snatched a handbag from her. in the process he ripped the handle of the handbag and left her bleeding on the floor. her name was zofija kaczan. now, she has quite an eventful story. she spent time in the nazi prison camps during the second world war, and today there has been an outpouring of support from the polish community here, saying that what has happened to her is incredibly sad. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... donald trump has met with the president of colombia at the white house — and says venezuela is making a "terrible mistake" by refusing to let in food aid sent to the oppposition there. president maduro says

artur waszkiewicz attacked sofija kaczan as she was walking to church, knocking her to the ground andsuffering multiple injuries. waiting times in a&e departments in england have reached their worst level since the four—hour target was introduced in 200a. our health editor hugh pym is here. talk us through these new figures. this time last year there were more headlines about ambulances queueing at hospitals and real strains within some of them. now we've had confirmation, we haven't had so many headlines, but the strains are just as acute as ever. let's look at the latest figures out today for england. what they show is that in january, 84.4% of patients going into a andy were treated, assessed or seen into a andy were treated, assessed or seen within the four hours, that's the lowest on record since this dataset began in 200a. below scotland, slightly ahead of wales and northern ireland and the numbers coming in through the front door of the hospitals are going up and up. if you look at the number of emergency admissions, people who came in but needed to be kept there for the rest o

artur waszkiewicz had denied the charges.don who travelled to syria to join the islamic state group has been speaking of her experiences. shamima begum told the times newspaper that she didn't regret joining is, but that she was nine months' pregnant, and wanted to return to the uk. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. pictured for the first time in almost four years, in a camp in northern syria, shamima begum, one of the three schoolgirls from bethnal green who left to join the islamic state group which by then already had a murderous reputation. just 15 when they went, she told the times about their arrival in is territory. she told the times's reported that herfriend she told the times's reported that her friend was killed she told the times's reported that herfriend was killed in an air strike and said that the third bethnal green girl was alive two weeks ago and shamima begum doesn't accept that they made a mistake in joining the islamic state group. but she says that while she was with is she lost two

the judge described her attacker — forty—year—old arthur waszkiewicz.west where we pick up some moisture over the atlantic ocean but it's pulling in warmer air over our shores tempered his are peaking higher than normal at this time of year so it has been a very mild day with plenty of sunshine accepted in north—west where we have the re m na nts of north—west where we have the rem na nts of wea k north—west where we have the remnants of weak weather front. so it's remnants of weak weather front. so its bright and dry here with just the odd splatter of drizzle. as we go for the evening and overnight, the skies are clear even in the not so again it is going to be cold, there might be a hard frost at —1 or two, but in the suburbs it could be eight temperatures a couple of degrees down. the north—west, the wind is increasing ahead of the atla ntic wind is increasing ahead of the atlantic system, high pressure still be dominant feature, keeping the weather fronts at bay, but the south—westerly friend weather fronts at bay, but the south-westerly friend went

circumstances that have led to the death of mrs kaczan and the appalling crime committed by mr waszkiewicz died of her injuries, zofija kaczan, was told by police before she died that her attacker had been arrested. she actually prayed for him, as you heard, before she died. that was the sort of woman she was, was how police described her. we will have more on that distressing case from derby crown court throughout the afternoon here on bbc news. you‘re watching afternoon live. now time for a very special weather forecast and your forecast is radzi. thank you, simon, doing it forthe blue peter badge. spring has officially sprung according to sue from oxfordshire who is a weather watcher. the snowdrop showing spring is just around the corner. it has been dry and dry today but moving through the evening, we can see a band of rain coming from the west which will firstly affect the north—west of scotland with rain and drizzle and then dissipate through scotland. it will also bring with it quite mild temperatures, especially this time of year, eight or 9 degrees and moving across england and es