done at the nip estate in west sussex.t the nip estate in west sussex. on a huge scale. what —— once an intensive crop and dairy farm, now looks more like african scrubland. it's in english safari. no lions, but plenty of turtledoves. completely astonishing, i don't think that anyone would have predicted that we got turtledoves back here. owner, isabella tree, and her conservationist, penny creek, work hard to ensure that it's a place where struggling species of all shapes and sizes can thrive. it can offer food resources for a turtledove with tiny little legs like that, and then you've got the other extreme with a stock with legs like that. and they are both finding their niche is here, and all the food that they need. 17 years ago, isabella and her husband decided to stop draining their exhausted soil. quit their struggling farm, and return the land to nature. you are trying to bring back dynamics into the landscape, and being hit hands off, so you are letting nature perform, letting nature do its thing, really. free—roa

and that is exactly what they have done in west sussex, on a huge scale.oks like an african scrubland. and english safari, no lions but plenty of tu rtledoves. i do not think anyone would predict that we would get turtledoves back here. the owner and conservationists work hard to make sure that the struggling species of all shapes and sizes could thrive. it can offer food resource for a turtledove with tiny legs like that and then you have the other extreme of a stork with legs like that and they are both finding their niche is here and all the food they need. 17 years ago, isabella and her husband, decided to stop draining their exhausted soil and quit their struggling from and return the land to nature. we are trying to bring the dynamism into the landscape and being very hands—off so you're letting nature perform and do its thing really. free roaming animals like pigs and ponies keep trees and foliage from taking over and they spread seeds. we need to have breeding hotspots like this one so that our wildlife can be resilient into the future. there are n

the officers were carrying out a routine drugs check, at the side of a road in littlehampton, west sussexrry bray, and an employee, christopher ashford, have both been jailed, after admitting illegally accessing mortuary footage, of the body of footballer emiliano sala, during a postmortem examination. the striker had been flying from nantes after signing for cardiff city, when his plane crashed into the sea. a ruling on the legality of boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament is due to be announced at the uk supreme court tomorrow morning. ministers say the five—week suspension, or prorogation, is not a matter for the court but critics argue the prime minister intended to limit scrutiny of his brexit policy. borisjohson has denied any impropriety, following claims that he failed to declare a potential conflict of interest, during his time as mayor of london. he was responding to reports that an american businesswoman, jennifer arcuri, who knew mrjohnson, was given access to overseas trade trips, and received thousands of pounds in sponsorship grants. all i can say is i'm very proud

this photo sent in by a weather watcher in west sussex. there was spells of sunshine to be had.e into wednesday is dominated by this area of low pressure. it is the remnants of ex— hurricane dorian. it brings wet and windy weather as these weather fronts gradually push south and east. there is looks for wednesday. a cloudy start. 0utbreaks east. there is looks for wednesday. a cloudy start. outbreaks of rain for much of england and wales. brightness goes for scotland and northern ireland. they will gradually spread south and east. a scattering of showers for goblin, northern ireland, north—west england ona northern ireland, north—west england on a windy day across the board with gusts around 30—110 mph stop locally higher than that far north of scotland. temperatures in the high teens for many in the north, a maximum of 21 celsius in this south and east. now we see the back of those weather fronts as we move into thursday. at the next area of low pressure starts to move in. this is the remnants of tropical storm gabrielle. that will bring some wet weather two pars of scotland, n

has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two police officers were hit by a car in west sussex littlehampton when they and another man were "deliberately" struck. all three people are being treated in hospital for their injuries which are not said to be life threatening. the time is 1:17pm. our top story this lunchtime... a huge operation to bring home 150,000 british holiday—makers — after thomas cook goes bust. and coming up — the trauma suffered by witnesses of knife crime. coming up on bbc news, wales are off to a flying start at the rugby world cup against georgia. they are looking to make a dominant start in their pool. the united nations says more than 70 million people were forced from their homes through war, violence and persecution last year. in the second of his series on the displaced people of the world, our correpsondent ashleyjohn—baptsite reports now from uganda — which has one of the biggest refugee populations on earth. this is naomi, she's a refugee who fled civil war in south sudan in 2016. translation: when i look back home, i know i am now free because th

has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two police officers were hit by a car in west sussexre being treated in hospital for their injuries which are not said to be life threatening. two colleagues who worked at a cctv monitoring company in wiltshire have beenjailed for illegally accessing video footage from the autopsy of the footballer emiliano sala. sherry bray was jailed for 1h months. her colleague christopher ashford was given 5 months. in a victim impact statement, emiliano sala's sister romina said: "i couldn't believe there were people so evil and wicked who would do that." this week as part of a special project the bbc is taking a close look at one city — stoke on trent — and talking to people there about the issues that matter to them. today we're looking at how even the smallest charities are having a big impact on people's lives. 0ur correspondent rebecca wood reports. hey, mummy! it's really nice to be in this family because i get to help mummy a lot with her tablets. for six—year—old bethany and her twin sisters... is that three? ..looking after mum is part of

the incident, in littlehampton in west sussex, took place whilst the officers were carrying out a routineave opened an investigation into the cause of the accident, which happened in dagoretti — a poor area in the west of the city, where many live in makeshift houses. the former australian cricketer, shane warne, has been banned from driving for twelve months after admitting a speeding charge. the ex—spin bowler admitted breaking a 40mph limit on a slip road in kensington in august of last year. he already had 15 penalty points on his licence at the time for five other speeding offences. the duke and duchess of sussex and their four—month—old son, archie, are in south africa for their first official tour as a family. they've begun their ten—day trip in cape town with a visit to nyanga township. prince harry will visit malawi, botswana and angola, where he'll highlight his mother's work to tackle landmines. the duke and duchess will donate presents that were given to archie to an african charity that trains and employs women living with hiv. it's been a good night for british stars at the

another lovely weather watcher picture for you here, this one in west sussex.day, where we had 26 is the top temperature. 22 around the london area, a pleasant numberfor scotla nd london area, a pleasant numberfor scotland and northern ireland. through this evening and overnight, as the sky is clear and winds are light, it will get colder under clear skies. the scotland and northern ireland, we will have a lot more cloud coming in, the breeze freshening up, so it will be milder here, but temperatures in england and wales could be lower in rural areas, 2—3 perhaps. the pressure keeps it dry at the moment around the country, but at the moment, at the country, but at the moment, at the top we have this deep area of low pressure, which will bring wet and windy weather, and the brain that affect northern and western parts of scotland. there will be more cloud for northern ireland, and today, probably dry until the evening. plenty of sunshine for england and wales, and temperature is probably higher than today, perhaps 23 or so. it is worth focusing on the strength o

has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two police officers were hit by a car in west sussex survivors. government officials have opened an investigation into the cause of the accident. the teenage climate activist, greta thunberg, has told world leaders at the united nations climate summit that they had stolen her childhood with' empty words'. in an impassioned speech at the opening of the conference in new york, the 16 year old was highly critical of politicians‘ who she says are not doing enough to protect the environment. there will be no solutions or plans presented in line with these figures here today. because these numbers are too uncomfortable and you are still not mature enough to tell it like it is. you are failing us but the young people are starting to understand your betrayal. the eyes of all future generations are upon you. and if you choose to fail us, i say, we will never forgive you. we will not let you get away with this. right here, right now is where we draw the line. the world is waking up draw the line. the world is waking up and change is coming, wheth

sussex. we continue with some fine weather across england and wales up into scotland. some sunshine, but the cloud increasing in northern ireland and the westhere, though, it should feel warmer than it did yesterday. tempers getting up to 17-20. this it did yesterday. tempers getting up to 17—20. this area of rain, re m na nts of to 17—20. this area of rain, remnants of the effects of hurricane dorian. moving its way southwards. patchy rain across southern areas into the early part of wednesday morning. the breeze picking up, not a cold night, temperatures, 11—12. the patchy rain will continue to spread to the south. brighter skies, sunshine developing behind it, gusty winds expected, on wednesday. 111—15 miles an hour in the west of scotland. goodbye. you're watching bbc newsroom live. it's11am and these are the main stories this morning. extraordinary scenes in the house of commons as parliament is suspended amid uproar from opposition mps. mps hold up protest signs, and chant "shame on you" at the government benches. this is not, however, a normal prorogation. it is not typical, it is not standard. it is one of the longest for decades an