teams have been searching this wiltshire countryside.atellite tag suddenly stopped responding. but both the bird and its tag have disappeared. sadly, suspicious occasion. so that tag just one day stopped working? stopped working — so the tag was in very good health, so that could only have happened through human interference, and it's being investigated by wiltshire police as a very suspicious case. hen harriers almost died out in england. now, just a handful are born every year. conservationists tag the strongest ones. of 3a chicks in 2018, they tagged 11. six have now vanished, tags included — deliberately shot, say the rspb. so the question is, why would anyone want to kill one? well, that's a difficult question to answer, because this is a blatant criminal act. they are a highly protected bird. but that is what you think is happening, that people are deliberately... that is what we know to be the case. there have been convictions. unfortunately, there's a pattern of birds of prey going missing on the grouse moors, and there is intens

teams have been searching this wiltshire countryside.uspicious occasion. so that tag just one day stopped working? stopped working — so the tag was in very good health, and it's being investigated by wiltshire police as a very suspicious case. hen harriers almost died out in england. now, just a handful are born every year. conservationists tag the strongest ones.

teams have been searching this wiltshire countryside.the bird and its tag have disappeared. sadly, suspicious occasion. so that tag just one day stopped working? stopped working — so the tag was in very good health, so that could only have happened through human interference, and it's being investigated by wiltshire police as a very suspicious case. hen harriers almost died out in england. now, just a handful are born every year. conservationists tag the strongest ones. 0f31t chicks in 2018, they tagged 11. six have now vanished, tags included — deliberately shot, say the rspb. so the question is, why would anyone want to kill one? well, that's a difficult question to answer, because this is a blatant criminal act. they are a highly protected bird. but that is what you think is happening, that people are deliberately... that is what we know to be the case. there have been convictions. unfortunately, there's a pattern of birds of prey going missing on the grouse moors, and there is intensive shooting. there has long been a plan to introdu

teams have been searching this wiltshire countryside. it is where vulcan, a rare hen harrier, satellite tag suddenly stopped responding. but both the bird and its tag have disappeared. sadly, suspicious occasion. so that tag just one day stopped working? stopped working — so the tag was in very good health, and it's being investigated by wiltshire police as a very suspicious case. hen harriers almost died out in england. now, just a handful are born every year. conservationists tag the strongest ones. of 3a chicks in 2018, they tagged 11. six have now vanished, tags included, deliberately shot, say the rspb. so, the question is, why would anyone want to kill one? well, that's a difficult question to answer, because this is a blatant criminal act. they are a highly protected bird. but that is what you think is happening, that people are deliberately... that is what we know to be the case. there have been convictions. unfortunately, there has been a pattern of birds of prey going missing in the area, and there is intense shooting. there ha

it is a milestone day for salisbury and the surrounding areas of wiltshire.ntially contaminated, sites are free of the novichok nerve agent. the clean—up operation has finished. it's 12 months this weekend since former russian spy, sergei skripal, and his daughter, yulia, were found poisoned, slumped on a city centre bench. a full scale chemical attack response followed. the military were deployed on the streets. hundreds of police officers led by the counterterrorism unit in london. at least three russian suspects have been identified by the investigation. then, in the summer, charlie rowley, and his partner, dawn sturgess, were also contaminated. dawn tragically died. so, in all, 12 contaminated sites were cleaned up, and all have now been handed back. it's been an incredible year, unprecedented. and right in the middle of it, there's that tragic event with the death of dawn sturgess. so that colours any feelings we have. but now, i think everyone is relieved that we have got the sites cleaned up and we can now move on and focus on the future of the city. i

based in berkeley, claims lyft has failed to make services available to people who need rides in wiltshire accessible vehicles. lyft has an access mode on its app, but the group claims it does not connect people in the bay area to lyft vehicles that are wheelchair accessible. >>> live look from the dublin camera. a little sunshine after a wet morning around the bay area. rain coming down heavy at times, here is the east bay early this morning in berkeley and lots of folks with umbrellas out this morning trying to stay dry on third street in san francisco. tracking what is left of the rain, pretty nice now. >> the rain has moved out, over the central valley as we have switched reasons. at lunchtime it was winter, we say hello spring, came in one minute before 3:00 and took the rain with it, temporarily. show you a couple showers between stockton and modesto along interstate five. niese a few showers along the coast, most activity to the north, numerous thunderstorms, lightning strikes over the past ten or 15 minutes around redding in the sierra. rainfall totals, 1 inch of rain the past 24 h

salisbury in wiltshire, has been declared decontaminated, almost a year after the novichok poisoningsly ill in hospital. military teams have spent 13,000 hours on the clean—up operation, including at mr skripal‘s house and 11 other sites. the army says it's been "the longest running" operation of its kind, on british soil. the bbc understands that the car firm jaguar land rover is preparing to make a major investment in advanced manufacturing in the uk. an announcement is expected in the next few weeks. injanuary, the company said it planned to cut 11,500 jobs over the next two years, because of a decline in sales in china and a drop in demand for diesel vehicles. the high court has ruled that laws aimed at preventing illegal immigrants from renting property, are discriminatory, breaching human rights regulations. the right to rent scheme was introduced in england in 2016, and requires landlords to check the immigration status of their tenants. but the judges said there needs to be further evaluation of the rules, before the scheme can be rolled out, across the uk. five metropolitan p

salisbury in wiltshire has been declared decontaminated almost a year after the novichok poisonings,ry teams have spent 13,000 hours on the clean—up operation at mr skripal‘s house and 11 other sites. the army says it's been "the longest running" operation of its kind on british soil. hundreds of pupils have been kept away from a primary school in birmingham by their parents today in protest over lessons on same—sex relationships. parkfield school, which has a majority of muslim pupils, says it's promoting diversity and inclusion. our midlands correspondent, sima kotecha, has the story. today, a quieter parkfield school. 600 fewer pupils out of a total of more than 700. it's been called a protest. some parents, most of whom are of muslim faith, are unhappy about the school teaching their children about same—sex relationships. telling children as young as four that it's ok to be gay, if you are a muslim, if you are a christian, itjust doesn't go with our beliefs, our rights. but there are same—sex couples in society, like there are people of different faiths and cultures. so why not a

wiltshire police said it was "an important landmark", but not the end of the investigation. hejoins us from our southampton newsroom. thank you for speaking to us. how has it been, the property market over the last 12 months? good evening. clearly the events of a year ago were tragic for don sturges and her family year ago were tragic for don sturges and herfamily and life changing for the scribbles. but realistically, they have not had any significant impact on the local property market. still, a great place to live and work and people want to remain there. there was a report i think last year and this was following data from the land registry saying that there was a 10% drop. is that right. i don't think we have seen 10% of the result of what was happening, there have been drops across the country. brexit is probably more a bigger impact on the property market then we saw at the events. in terms of interest from outside saulsberry, can you describe how that has been for us? from the outside world or in the property market? if people were looking to move into salsberry. wha

wiltshire police today admitting mixed messages went down.hat was alone. and just trying to translate that into what people were seeing or hearing. novichok had the potential to kill thousands, a leading expert in health says waiting eight days to give advice was wrong. who can remember what clothes they were wearing days previously or whether they were wearing sunglasses are not? this was an inadequate and slow public health response, and even when they gave advice, it was not particularly competent advice. public health england said today it would have been foolish to put out information before the nerve agent was identified for sure. there were also no standing guidelines for this sort of attack. the prime minister stood by the emergency response today, showing by coming to salisbury that even if some in london have lost track of where it is, it is very much on the radar of government. peter henley, bbc south today, salisbury. before we go to the weather, a father and son have captured the moment an avalanche came down over a highway in th

out on the hunt for a bird of prey, teams have been searching this wiltshire countryside.g. but both the bird and its tag have disappeared. sadly suspicious occasion. so that tag just one day stopped working. stopped working, so the tag was in very good health, and it is being investigated by wiltshire police has a very suspicious case. hen harriers almost died out in england. now, just a handful are born every year. conservationist tag the strongest ones. of 3a chicks in 2018, they tag 11. six have now vanished. tags included, deliberately shot, say the rspb. so the question isn't why would anyone want to kill one? well, thatis would anyone want to kill one? well, that is a difficult question to answer, because this is a blatant criminal act, they are a highly protected bird. but that is what you think is happening, that people are deliberately... that is what we know to be the case. unfortunately there has been a pattern of birds of prey going missing, and there is intense shooting. there has long been a plan to introduce more hen harriers back into england. the experts