some showers in the south—west peninsula towards wiltshire and gloucestershire. 0ne 01’ wiltshire andne ortwo in wiltshire and gloucestershire. 0ne or two in wales and the midlands, but an awful lot of drier weather. but it is strong sunshine, so bear that in mind if you are out for a long walk perhaps or playing some sport. it will be a pleasant evening for most of us and it will turn chilly quite quickly, but that should not last. the temperatures will lift ahead of the next band of rain, so it is a relatively mild night as we head into the monday morning rush. but northern ireland and wales will have to content with some pretty wet weather and there is afair some pretty wet weather and there is a fair breeze blowing as well. for parts of south—west scotland, cumbria and north wales we are looking at a couple of inches of rain falling through monday and monday night. not that much rain in southern and eastern areas. it is warm, but it will be cloudy. that low pressure driving in that weather system is with us on tuesday as well and still with us on wednesday. 0n wednesday it looks p

he had escaped wiltshire police, who was saying that they had a call from a member of the public suspecting man. when he was arrested safely. there were no injuries sustained. he is now in custody and will be returned to prison in due course. a breast surgeon is beginning a 15—year sentence in prison tonight for carrying out needless and life—changing operations on nine women and one man. ian paterson, who's 59, exaggerated the risk of cancer to persuade his patients to consent to surgery. although the case related to ten patients, it's thought many more could have been affected. our health editor, hugh pym, reports. a rogue surgeon who thought he was untouchable. he had the total trust of vulnerable patients, but he maimed and mutilated them. now ian paterson is behind bars. he caused me to have 23 operations. some of his victims who suffered from the operations he carried out gathered before the sentencing this morning. then they marched together into nottingham crown court determined to seejustice being done. many warned of a cancer risk had breast surgery which proved to be unnecessary.

michal kisier was sentenced to 5 years in wiltshire's erlestoke prison last year for holding a knifethroat and threatened to kill her. yesterday evening he overpowered prison guards and got away from a hospital in salisbury — and a major manhunt is underway. lara rostron reports. this is 30—year—old michael kaiser, 110w this is 30—year—old michael kaiser, now on the run and armed with a razor blade. police say he is a dangerous man and should not be approached. normally, behind bars, he was being treated at salisbury district hospitalfor a he was being treated at salisbury district hospital for a head wound. although handcuffed, he overpowered two prison guards, assaulted them and escaped. polish born michal kisier lived on this street in luton, and it was here that he held a woman and her teenage daughter captive for eight hours, holding a knife to their throats and threatening to kill them over a dispute over money. he tied the teenage girl to a chair with tape, to prevent her from teenage girl to a chair with tape, to prevent herfrom calling teenage girl to a chair with tape, to p

i think the tone from wiltshire police has changed a bit in the last few hours.ry much so, this quy appeals they were very much so, this guy hasn't got a phone or any money, we are assuming that he was in the vicinity and on foot. this afternoon they have put out a follow—up statement saying they are now investigating the possibility this might have been preplanned in some way and he could have had assistance for this escape, which obviously suggests they are considering he might have gone further afield. it is understood he is from bedfordshire, luton. i imagine they are looking there as well. wrote in and out of salisbury, and we are a couple of miles outside the city centre, they are looking there but you get the impression they are widening their search as time goes on. it is almost 2a hours since he was last seen at this hospital. thank you very much. the democratic unionist party has launched its election manifesto, saying that maintaining the union is by far the most important issue in next week's vote. the dup leader arlene foster said returning a majorit

and wiltshire police say they're hunting a "dangerous" prisoner — believed to be armed with a razor bladeho escaped from hospital in salisbury last night. we'll bring you the details. hello. welcome to the programme, we're live until 11am. any minute now labour leader jeremy corbyn is due to give a speech in london focussing on the nhs and education — we'll bring you some of it live. and a little later in the programme we'll talk about a rise in bullying for online gamers — if you've got expereince do get in touch — use the hashtag #victorialive and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today, police say a "dangerous" prisoner, believed to be armed with a razor blade, is on the run after escaping officers in wiltshire. michal kisiel, who's 30, had been taken to hospital in salisbury with a head injury before fleeing from guards yesterday evening. police are warning the public not to approach him. greg dawson is here with more details. what happened 7 what happened? last night michal kisiel was found in his cell at hmp erlesto ke kisiel was found in h

is on the ru n after armed with a razor blade is on the run after overpowering police officers in wiltshirealso this hour the problem of bullying in the online gaming world. a report by a charity finds one in saeed & mohammed al naboodah group trophy handicap to have been bullied. and a light show and the southern hemisphere. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. a huge car bomb in the afghanistan capital kabul has killed at least 80 people and injured over 350. the huge explosion happened in the diplomatic quarter of the city near the french embassy during morning rush hour. our correspondent harun najafizada is at the scene and sent this report. this is the scene of the huge bombing which rocked the afghan capital kabul. today we understand it was a water tanker or a lorry full of explosives which hated this strategic location right in the heart of kabul. it is very close to the german embassy, the indian embassy, the french and british embassies. it is also walking distance from the provincial palace. the police have cordoned off the area at the moment and we are not allowed to mov

they have said to people do not approach, if you see him while 999, a manhunt across wiltshire is takingving officers on the ground with police dogs, also from the sky with a police helicopter deployed. michal kisier was convicted last year for holding a mother and her teenage daughter in their own homes at knife—point, he was sent to gel for five years for that offence. police clearly very worried about the threat he may pose to the public, that message again if you think you have seen him, do not approach, dial 999. greg, thank you. the nhs could have to raise an extra half a billion pounds a year, if british pensioners living in other eu countries have to return home for health—care after brexit. that's the warning from a health charity this morning. the nuffield trust says the cost of treating them on home soil rather than abroad could cost almost a billion pounds, as sarah corker reports. for many british pensioners it's the appeal of a retirement in the sunshine that attracts them to move to countries like spain or france. but having the same health care rights as the locals is an

but today, as the day has gone on and this afternoon for the statements from wiltshire police have suggestedad a suggestion from bedfordshire police, where this man, michal kisiel, one slipped in the luton area, where he was convicted last year of an attack on a mother and daughter, that he might have gone back there and they are searching there as well. you get the sense that hour by hour this is becoming a bigger search, for a man who police is dangerous and who they believe was armed with a razor blade when he left this hospital. is any great idea of how he actually managed to overpower his prison guards? the police in the hospital won't give much information but we know he was found with a head wound in his cell at erlestoke prison and was brought to this hospital on medical advice to receive treatment. we understand he was accompanied by prison guards, that they brought him here, that he was handcuffed at the time but somehow we are told he overpowered, the weather police are using, overpowered the prison guards and managed to escape with this weapon, with this blade. the language the p

and wiltshire police say they're hunting a "dangerous" prisoner — believed to be armed with a razor blade

police hunting for a prisoner who escaped from a hospital in salisbury in wiltshire, say the escape mayeceived help. michal kisier, who's thought to be armed with a razor blade, overpowered his guards at the hospital last night. police say he is dangerous, and that members of the public should not approach him — they're urging anyone who sees a man matching his description to contact police immediately. a car bomb has exploded in the diplomatic quarter of the afghan capital, kabul, killing at least 80 people and wounding more than 300 others. the country's president said it was a cowardly attack on innocent civilians. tom burridge reports. makeshift ambulances brought them in this morning, as kabul‘s hospitals were overwhelmed. at least 80 people killed when a huge truck bomb exploded during rush hour. several hundred people were injured. it is one of the worst bomb attacks in afghanistan in years. translation: i heard a terrible sound and became unconscious. i opened my eyes and found myself under the desk. blood was coming out of my shoulder. it was a dreadful explosion. this video ta

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as she got onto the bus, her partner, jeffrey wiltshire, gave her partner, jeffrey wiltshire, gave here child was dead and died in the last 2a hours. she had extensive injuries, more than a0 rib fractures, a broken wrist and a fractured skull that almost certainly killed her. thejudge said the only final —— the final part of her life must have been painful and the world touring. in west yorkshire, let's return. we are expecting the launch of the conservative manifesto... anita, hello. the prime minister hasjust arrived. we are seeing a fleet of vehicles pull up here. i can tell you that we are in halifax. we are desperately seeing if we can see the prime minister. you may see some flags above the mill there. protests forming since early this morning. i think theresa may has gone in through that hoddle into the room there. —— huddle. setupfor through that hoddle into the room there. —— huddle. setup for her before the launch of the conservative party manifesto which she will be doing behind schedule now, we think. a lot of people have come out to see her, waving flags and protesting aga

police hunting for a prisoner who escaped from a hospital in salisbury in wiltshire, say the escape may, overpowered his guards at the hospital last night. police say he is dangerous, and that members of the public should not approach him. they're urging anyone who sees a man matching his description to contact police immediately. our correspondentjon kay is at salisbury hospital for us now. we are getting a picture of how he got out. yes. we understand michael kisier was an inmate at hms erlesto ke kisier was an inmate at hms erlestoke and he was found in his cell with an apparent head injury and the advice was he should be brought to this hospital, salisbury hospital, to receive medical attention, and while he was here being treated, police say he overpowered the guards who were with him and he managed to escape and it is understood he has a razor blade or had won with him when he left this place, salisbury hospital, 1.5 miles from the centre of the city. the police have been searching and using search dogs and we understand a helicopter has been up and also a drone. police displayed

it was an an emotional victory for the new zealander who is based in wiltshire.ing final showjumping phase in which the overnight leader ingrid klimke dropped from 1st to 9th place. the victory was extra special for nicholson because of that injury sustained in the summer of 2015 when he was fortunate not to be left paralysed. last year's badminton winner michaeljung was second. rosalind canter was the highest placed briton in 5th place. denmark have won the inaugural golf sixes tournament at centurion club in st albans. the new competition is part of an attempt to attract new fans into the game, and it's played overjust six holes. the team of thorbjorn olesen and lucas bjerregaard defeated australia in the final, winning by three holes to one. the new format is being held as a success as organisers hope to bring in younger fans. that is all your sport for now. now time for the weather. hello, west has been best for sunshine. this was the scene early on from one of our weather watchers in north—east scotland. the cloud has been feeding its way in across north and

. —— —— wiltshire. look what is on the way on monday morning.day morning. unfortunately, really unsettled as we start of the new working week. todayis we start of the new working week. today is a very promising day. the wind and the rain sweeping in, the return of the muggy air tomorrow. gardeners, of course, we need the rain across southern and eastern areas and it doesn't look like we will see that much but we have seen at dampening overnight. we could see the odd shower today and maybe tomorrow but tomorrow, maybe two or three inches across parts of cumbria, north wales, south—west scotland. but see this chart of low pressure into tuesday. it is still hanging around and bringing outbreaks of rain across the country. let's hope we begin to see some decent spells of sunshine today. let's make the most of it while it lasts. we'll be back with a summary of the news at half past six. now it's time for the film review with jane hill and mark kermode. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. mark kermode is with us as ever to take us throug