after 8pm, when tracey taundry came here to pick up mylee billingham, william billingham held a knifeas going to kill her. she managed to get away, pushing mylee billingham but the child slept. william billingham then dragged his daughter by the food of her coat that into his bungalow while she shouted, money, money, and, please, daddy, no, daddy, stop it. —— while she shouted mummy, mummy. he stabbed her in the chest, it penetrated the entire front of body, front to back. —— the entire torso of the body. you'll she was faced with a situation where her daughter was dragged away from her grasp, back into the house. she knew billingham was armed with a knife. albeit she feared the absolute worst, i believe a big part of her thought that mylee would walk out of that address without a her harm on her head. —— without a hair harm on her head. tracey taundry said one of the people she trusted most betrayed her trust. the bbc series blue planet 2 revealed the extent of plastic in our oceans, and the threat to wildlife that it poses. tonight, bbc one has a special programme, speaking to some

but on the evening of the 20th of january, this man, william billingham, her father, killed her at hisder was an act of revenge. billingham's former partner, tracey taundry, who is also mylee's mother, was in a relationship with another woman, something he was struggling to deal with. hours before the killing, this cctv footage shows the father and daughter at a local newsagents, happily buying treats. after eight o'clock, when miss taundry came here to pick up mylee, billingham held a knife to her throat and said he was going to kill her. she managed to get away. she pushed mylee, but the child slipped. billingham then dragged his daughter by the hood of her coat, back into his bungalow, while she shouted, mummy, mummy and, please daddy, no. daddy, stop it. using a knife, he stabbed her in the chest. hours later, she was pronounced dead. police say what mylee's mother went through is unimaginable. her daughter was dragged away from her grasp. she knew that billingham was armed with a knife. albeit, she feared the absolute worst, i believe there was a big part of that thought that myle

life sentence after he was convicted of murdering his eight—year—old daughter. 55—year—old william billingham mylee at his home near walsall in january, after her mother started a same—sex relationship. now on bbc news live to singapore for asia business report. it is always a challenge for us in indonesia as a geographic in terms of the scope is huge. indonesia's finance minister talks about the challenge of having a nationwide tsunami alert system. and over in south australia, american firm tesla sets out to create the world's largest virtual powerplant with the help of the residents. it is tuesday, everyone. glad you could join us foran tuesday, everyone. glad you could join us for an action packed edition of asia business report. as you hurt, desperate efforts are under way to rescue people trapped by friday's earthquake and tsunami which slammed onto the indonesian island of sulawesi, and questions are being asked about the effectiveness of the country's early warning system which was put in place after the indian ocean tsunami in 2004. place after the indian ocean tsunami in 200a. criti

william billingham found guilty of killing his daughter in january, billingham found guilty of killing do countless telly and radio interviews, and then be the bloke in a factory, as you go for a wander around the workplace with the boss. here was philip hammond, earlier at an engineering firm down the road from the conference centre. the thing is before he had even had a chance to roll up at the lectern in the hall, a deep—pocketed conservative donor had already had a pop at him and theresa may. i think the prime minister has let herself down personally by not being a champion of business to the extent that she could be or should be. you could make the legitimate excuse that she is so busy on brexit, she has not been able to focus on it, but post—brexit, this is one of the key things that the conservative party must address. where it stands on enterprise and innovation. when the chancellor did get back to the conference centre, he struck back. business came first, he said. that is why we back business. we back business as the cornerstone of a successful economy. as a force for good in

but on the evening of the 20th of january, this man, william billingham, her father, killed her at hisurder was an act of revenge. billingham's former partner, tracey taundry, who is also mylee's mother, was in a relationship with another woman, something he was struggling to deal with. hours before the killing, this cctv footage shows the father and daughter at a local newsagents, happily buying treats. after eight o'clock, when miss taundry came here to pick up mylee, billingham held a knife to her throat and said he was going to kill her. she managed to get away. she pushed mylee, but the child slipped. billingham then dragged his daughter by the hood of her coat, back into his bungalow, while she shouted, mummy, mummy and, please daddy, no. daddy, stop it. using a knife, he stabbed her in the chest. hours later, she was pronounced dead. police say what mylee's mother went through is unimaginable. her daughter was dragged away from her grasp. she knew that billingham was armed with a knife. albeit, she feared the absolute worst, i believe there was a big part of that thought that my

william billingham attacked his daughter at his home near walsall in january.co bank fined {16.4 million by the regulator after a cyber—attack targetting customers two years ago. and thousands of plastic pellets have been washed up on the south coast of england — it's not clear where they've come from. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... we'll be live in birmingham at eight o'clock for the very latest from the conservative party conference — including reaction to the chancellor philip hammond's prediction of a brexit bounce if a deal can be agreed by the uk and eu. at 8.15 we'll be getting reaction to a claim by a senior scientist that physics was invented and built by men — and that male scientists were now being discriminated against. it's fair to say it's caused something of an uproar. and at 10.40 and 11.30 we'll take a look at tomorrow's papers withjess brammar — head of news at huff post uk and the business journalistjohn crowley. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it'

william billingham, who is 55, stabbed his daughter mylee to death at his home injanuary.n the treatment of cancer have won this year's nobel prize for medicine. james allison from the united states and tasuku honjo from japan were jointly awarded the prestigious prize after discovering how the human body's own immune system could be turned against cancerous cells. our medical correspondent fergus walsh has the story. for tasuku honjo in tokyo, it was late afternoon when celebrations began. but forjames allison in texas, the time difference meant a very early start. my son called at 5.30. then pretty soon i started getting calls from other people, and then a bunch of people came to the room, to the door. beating on the door at six in the morning with champagne. so we had a little party early this morning. the two professors discovered how to take the brakes off the immune system to fight cancer. our immune cells are there to destroy foreign invaders like viruses, but cancer cells have several ways of hiding from the body's defences. the scientists discovered some tumours u

former partner, after finding out she was in a relationship with another person. 55—year—old william billinghambbed his daughter mylee at his home injanuary. billingham will be sentenced tomorrow. it is 11:15am. the headlines on bbc news: the un says 200,000 people are in urgent need of help after an earthquake and tsunami struck indonesia. so far, more than 800 people are confirmed dead. the chancellor says he believes there will be a brexit dividend when britain secures a deal to leave the eu, as he urges party members to back the prime minister. president trump says he wants the fbi to conduct a comprehensive investigation into sexual assault allegations against his supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. it's exactly a year since 58 people were killed in america's worst—ever mass shooting. it happened in las vegas when a man opened fire on crowds attending a country music festival. my colleague clive myrie has returned to the city to speak to some of the 400 people who were shot in the incident and survived — people whose lives were changed forever that night. you may find some of the image

ajudge at birmingham crown court said william billingham was driven by jealousy and anger and that helice officer who tried to tackle the westminster attacker has told an inquest he had no doubt that the man "was coming to kill police." khalid masood drove his car into pedestrians on westminster bridge in march last year, before fatally stabbing pc keith palmer outside the houses of parliament. five people were killed in total. our homes affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at the old bailey. daniel. yes, these inquests are coming to an end with the coroner giving his conclusions tomorrow, but there was time for one last bit of dramatic evidence, with pc nick carlyle describing the moment when khalid masood attacked at the gates of parliament. he said it was obvious what his intention was. he wasn't interested in members of the public. he said he was coming to kill police officers. he described how he saw khalid masood attacking his colleague, pc keith palmer, commie ran towards him to distract him, which did allow pc keith palmer to escape but he died at the scene from his injuri

she described william billingham's action as despicable, and selfish. fell apart. she said her daughter was taken from us she said her daughter was taken from us bya she said her daughter was taken from us by a man who was supposed to protect and care for her. i wasn't able to hold her as she lay dying, i couldn't comfort her. she described her daughter is perfect, saying she loved to dance and sing. the defence lawyer representing billingham said his real punishment was that he was still breathing, and he referred to attem pts still breathing, and he referred to attempts that william billingham had made to take his own life. he has been sentenced to life with a minimum term of 27 years. let's ta ke let's take you back to birmingham. the prime minister has promised the uk will have control of its immigration policy for the first time in decades after brexit. theresa may said low—skilled immigration will fall let's go straight to norman smith in birmingham. we are expecting to hear from the home secretary in just a few moments. iimagine we i imagine we w

revenge against his ex—partner has beenjailed for a minimum of twe nty—seven yea rs. 55—year—old william billingham fourteen years of operations —— leaving passengers stranded in airports around the world. the airline said it had failed to secure long—term financing, meaning it had "no choice" but to file for bankruptcy. a group of women has gone to the high court, to challenge surrey county council‘s proposed cut to its special needs and disability budget. the women are all parents to disabled children, and theirjudicial review contends that they should have been consulted on the planned £21 million cuts. surrey county council says its focus is to make sure children get the support they need. lauren moss reports. taking the fight for their children‘s education to the high court. these parents are challenging surrey county council plans to cut £21 million from its special educational needs budget. plans they say will hit theirfamilies hard. children who need support like speech and language therapy in school, who need one—to—one learning support assistants just in order to be at school, to access a