wendy urquhart, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news.they've finished their search by air and sea for survivors, after a spanish fishing trawler sank off newfoundland on tuesday. 21 of the 2a crew were lost. ten bodies were recovered. three survivors were picked up from life rafts. the crew on board the vessel were from spain, peru and ghana. police in the canadian capital 0ttawa have issued leaflets to truck drivers blockading the city centre warning them to leave the area or face arrest. hundreds of trucks remain parked in the centre of the city in a protest against covid restrictions which has brought the city to a standstill for nearly three weeks. australia has become the latest western nation to designate the palestinian movement hamas as a terrorist organisation. a previous listing only referred to the military wing of hamas. the united states has long designated hamas a terrorist group. presidentjoe biden�*s senior medical adviser on coronavirus, dr anthony fauci, says it's time for americans to start moving back towards normalit

wendy urquhart reports.n but was rented for madonna's video which was inspired by marilyn monroe's performance in diamonds are a girl's best friend. it is one of the most historic and iconic pieces of madonna, we actually have it on the cover of our catalogue but very few items that are this iconic of hers are in the public domain, so we anticipate it will sell for a lot of money. madonna tends to keep her clothes now but back in the mid—80s she was not probably thinking about just how valuable things she wore in videos would turn out to be. the entire ensemble, which includes the dress, satin opera gloves and rhinestone bracelets, is expected to sell for between 100 and $200,000. also up for grabs is a rare drum kit from john lennon and paul mccartney's first band, the quarrymen. the main thing we have is colin hatton's drum kit that he used in the quarrymen. the quarrymen, of course, was founded byjohn and paul which was the very first band that they were in together, and colin was the drummer from 1956—19

wendy urquhart, bbc news.would be "happy" to help a metropolitan police investigation into an alleged cash—for—honours scandal involving his charity. the investigation relates to claims that "offers of help" were made to secure honours and british citizenship for a billionaire saudi donor. clarence house says prince charles had no knowledge of the allegations. the labour mp andy mcdonald has said he intends to raise whether public money will be used to pay for prince andrew's legal settlement. the duke of york has agreed to pay an undisclosed sum to his accuser virginia giuffre. he's always denied the allegations and hasn't admitted liability. there's speculation the total legal bill could be in the region of £12 million. the government is expected to scrap so—called golden visas offering fast—track settlement in the uk in return for millions of pounds of investment. introduced in 2008, the scheme has been under review for some time as part of a transition to a points—based immigration system. there are concer

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wendy urquhart, bbc news.hello. the weather is looking a little calmer and quieter for the rest of this week. no new named storms, but still some wet and windy weather at times. and of course we�*ve got the legacy of all those storms, still some flooding. this is the picture in shrewsbury in shropshire. and it�*s really through the rest of the day, we�*re going to be continuing to see flood warnings in force, particularly across england and wales. there�*s also been a few for scotland as well. now, all down to the fact that we have got another band of rain approaching from the north—west, so some of that rain�*s going to be falling on areas that really could do without it. still quite a lot of isobars on the map, so it�*s going to be another breezy day on tuesday, but certainly not those disruptive winds that we�*ve seen recently. to start the day, it�*ll be coldest towards the east. that�*s where we will have had the clearest skies for longest overnight, but rain already across northern ireland and scotland.

wendy urquhart reports it is one of the most historic and iconic pieces of my donor and we have it onof money. we anticipate one or $200,000 for this dress is very conservative. the ambassador to albania speaking there as they discuss the decision taken by president putin in the course the day to recognise two breakaway regions in eastern ukraine. and to commercially put it, sending peacekeeping troops to those regions. there has been general widespread condemnation certainly from western countries with regard to that. the us ambassador to the un has said that mr putin has torn up the minsk agreement, torn it to shreds, in his words. i'd added that the us does not believe he will stop at that. so the threat of sanctions has been raised for some time. there are sanctions to be taken certainly by the uk and probably by the us as well with regard to those particular regions. but no further sanctions unless, and until, there is any invasion of the rest of ukraine. that session carries on a wheel give across it for you and you can get the latest on the analysis on our website. hello. the w

wendy urquhart, bbc news. i think i'll be spending the money on something else full.ing to easter island one of the huge stone statues removed from their 150 years ago. the monolith depicting a human figure will be taken by ship on the five dayjourney to the north pacific island which belongs to chile. let's take a trip now down memory lane to a time before mobile phones and social media stop the beamish living museum in county durham has just opened a replica of a typical 19 $50s st, complete with a proper chip shop and a jukebox. let's go back. was it a golden era?— jukebox. let's go back. was it a golden era? yes, i think this generation _ a golden era? yes, i think this generation never— a golden era? yes, i think this generation never had - a golden era? yes, i think this generation never had it - a golden era? yes, i think this generation never had it so - generation never had it so good. generation never had it so aood. �* . generation never had it so mad, �* ., , , good. after the war everybody was happy- — good. after the war everybody was happy. fashion _ go

wendy urquhart, bbc news. by a shark near sydney yesterday has been identified as a british expatriate. 35—year—old simon nellist — who was a diving instructor — was fatally attacked off little bay beach, about 12 miles south of australia's largest city. a number of the country's best known beaches have been shut as a precaution. here's our sydney correspondent phil mercer. we know that he was attacked in the afternoon yesterday at little bay, a short distance from the coastline. the fish in described violent and frenzied attack —— fishermen who were nearby described violent and frenzied attack. it is believed great white was responsible. an eyewitness described the noise of the attack as being similar to a car being thrown into the water. this was a horrific story, a traumatic story from start to finish and a short time later human remains were found. the mayor of the local area of the beach here in sydney has said it has shaken to the core of the community, that uses the beach, each and every day. this is a

wendy urquhart, bbc news. what happens if you won something a bit cheaper?ather. it was an improving sort of day-to-day but we did _ weather. it was an improving sort of day-to-day but we did see - weather. it was an improving sort of day-to-day but we did see the i weather. it was an improving sort of. day-to-day but we did see the clouds day—to—day but we did see the clouds and rain clearfrom this day—to—day but we did see the clouds and rain clear from this with plenty of sunshine and scattered showers across northern and western areas. over the next he days be quite a lot of windy weather around. outbreaks of windy weather around. outbreaks of rain too but not as much as we've had with those named storms. there were issues with whingeing rain and in fact, there are dozens of flood warnings across the uk. this is a slowly improving situation over the next few days as they won't be quite as much rainfall around. this brief ridge of high pressure to end the day today. a lot of fine weather across england and wales. showers should die off overnight, dry with

wendy urquhart, bbc news.long before the other nations followed suit. on wednesday, scotland went first, followed by england and northern ireland. and with the rollout there's an emphasis on parents choosing whether to get their children vaccinated. why is this being recommended? the jcvi estimates that vaccinating one million children would prevent 98 hospitalisations if the next wave was more severe like previous variants. and 17 hospitalisations if the next wave was relatively mild, like omicron. in a moment we're going to be speaking to our regular gp, dr nighat arif, but first she's been taking a personal look at the impact of long covid in children. tough two years working through the pandemic. the vaccine roll—out has made a huge difference and that has cut the number of people becoming seriously ill. what i'm seeing now is infections in the unvaccinated. i've been in touch with a respiratory consultant whose own child has long covid. jasmine was ten when she originally came down with covid and it was j