katy austin, bbc news, in wiltshire.to death by a friend was unlawfully killed. yousef makki was killed four years ago in manchester and died of a single stab would to his chest. a friend of his admitted he�*d stabbed him, but had been found not guilty of both murder and manslaughter at a crown court trial. for more on this, we can cross live now to nick garnett, who is our north of england reporter. yousef makki was 17 years old. four and a half years ago, he was stabbed through the heart with a single stab wound from one of his friends. it happened in a very well—to—do cheshire village called hale barns. josh was arrested and charged with manslaughter and murder. josh was arrested and charged with manslaughterand murder. in josh was arrested and charged with manslaughter and murder. in his trial, he told the jury he had been acting in self defence. he was found not guilty of those charges. another inquest took place four years ago, but that was set aside after the high court was involved in legal matters. this fresh in

the wiltshire times reported back in 2009. brewery in trowbridge and its new brew, the taedong river beer, it made international headlines , so the international headlines, so the brewery plant was sold to the north koreans. okay it was dismantled. brick by brick and then shipped to north korea and yeah, it's ridiculous. fast fonnard now, 14 years and this week the daily mail has reported that the unpronounceable beer factory has been hailed by kim jong un's regime for contributing to national economic development . as the economic development. as the mail aptly put it, north cold beenl mail aptly put it, north cold beer. i mean, bush yeah, i'll be honest with you. if i was working at a brewery and one day a delegation of north koreans turned up, i think i would have been on the sauce again. >> i found this quite interesting as well. what i did find out, patrick, about this was they were not given the was that they were not given the go korea could go ahead until korea could actually determine or the brits could determine that

this question from robert anderson in wiltshire. to what degree is of this conflict about religion?out reliaion? w, . , . , about religion? gosh. that is a big cuestion. about religion? gosh. that is a big question- and _ about religion? gosh. that is a big question. and it _ about religion? gosh. that is a big question. and it is _ about religion? gosh. that is a big question. and it is both... - about religion? gosh. that is a big question. and it is both... there i question. and it is both... there are nrany— question. and it is both... there are many facets to that answer. i mean. _ are many facets to that answer. i nrean. in — are many facets to that answer. i mean, in some sense it is about land, _ mean, in some sense it is about land. it— mean, in some sense it is about land. it is— mean, in some sense it is about land, it is about statehood, it is about _ land, it is about statehood, it is about nationhood. the original force behind _ about nationhood. the original force behind the _ about nationhood. the original force behind the palestinian cause was secular. — behind the

and now pyongyang has wiltshire based been pyongyang has wiltshire based beer. fascinating stuff.gan's comments about whether or not female football pundits well , not quite should pundits well, not quite should exist, but whether they should come and say and give their punditry on the men's game. he just says he doesn't really like it. okay. i've got to be honest. i'm not saying that i would have said that loud, but i said that out loud, but i do know a huge of male know a huge amount of male football who think that football fans who think that having female pundits is not necessarily the best thing in the world. and they do question why there never appear to be many male pundits on the women's games. and also when you're looking for the football results on prominent news websites, it's easy to fall foul of clicking on the wrong fixture, isn't it? because they don't tend to say women's game. they dress up women's game. they dress it up as arsenal chelsea . as tonight, arsenal v chelsea. and turns out it's not. but and it turns out it's not. but anyway, jane says equality for a wo

an army investigation has found that a soldier who died at larkhill barracks in wiltshire in 2021 probablyay have contributed. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. jaysley beck, filmed by her family at the start of her army career. she joined up when she was just 16, finishing her training in 2020. she'd be dressed in her combat gear... her mum lianne and cousin lois with jaysley�*s army cap and trousers, remembering the day she was on parade, when she finished her training. it's a massive achievement. and as a parent, to see your child happy is the best feeling in the whole wide world. butjust before christmas in 2021, the exuberant young soldier, with no history of mental health issues, was found dead. an army investigation has concluded that she probably took her own life. an inquest, yet to be held, will decide officially. the army investigation found that one of the reasons forjaysley beck's death at larkhill camp was the sustained sexual harassment she suffered from her immediate boss. in october 2021, jaysley received over a thousand whatsapp messages and voicemails fr

rowan bridge, thank yon — let's ta ke let's take you to wiltshire, where jules hyam is in swindon, thenificant travel disruption toda . of significant travel disruption toda. ., ., ., , today. look, compared to what louise and rowan were _ today. look, compared to what louise and rowan were saying, _ today. look, compared to what louise and rowan were saying, we _ today. look, compared to what louise and rowan were saying, we have - today. look, compared to what louise and rowan were saying, we have had| and rowan were saying, we have had it quite easy here, but it has not been plain sailing on the railways. last thursday night, friday night, massive amounts of rain and a stretch of line around royal wootton bassett flooded, and the same thing happened again last night, meaning for much of the day there has been no train service from bristol temple meads to london and vice versa. only now are we starting to see some trains coming back, but only one in four of scheduled services. i was chatting to some people who have come back from london, they have described the service as chaotic. an

beck, who was 19 and serving in the royal artillery, was found dead at the larkhill army camp in wiltshirefilmed by her family at the start of her army career. she joined up when she was just 16, finishing her training in 2020. she'd be dressed in her combat gear. her mum leighanne and cousin lois with jaysley�*s army cap and trousers. remembering the day she was on parade when she finished her training. it's a massive achievement. and as a parent, to see your child happy is the best feeling in the whole wide world. that's all you want for your children. you could see she was really proud of herself. butjust before christmas in 2021, the exuberant young soldier with no history of mental health issues was found dead. an army investigation has concluded that she probably took her own life. an inquest yet to be held will decide officially. the army investigation found that one of the reasons forjaysley beck's death at larkhill camp was the sustained sexual harassment she suffered from her immediate boss. he wanted a relationship with her. she didn't feel the same. the boss, like everyone else

beck, who was 19 and serving in the royal artillery, was found dead at the larkhill army camp in wiltshired later. here's our home affairs correspondentjune kelly. jaysley beck, filmed by her family at the start of her army career. she joined up when she was just 16, finishing her training in 2020. she'd be dressed in her combat gear. her mum leighanne and cousin lois with jaysley�*s army cap and trousers. remembering the day she was on parade when she finished her training. it's a massive achievement. and as a parent, to see your child happy is the best feeling in the whole wide world. that's all you want for your children. you could see she was really proud of herself. butjust before christmas in 2021, the exuberant young soldier with no history of mental health issues was found dead. an army investigation has concluded that she probably took her own life. an inquest yet to be held will decide officially. the army investigation found that one of the reasons forjaysley beck's death at larkhill camp was the sustained sexual harassment she suffered from her immediate boss. he wanted a relat

the 35—year—old from wiltshire finished second behind title rival and team mate glenn irwin at the finaldewell dedicated his title to his older brother and team mate ollie who died during practice for a race in 2007. a reminder of our top story, england are into the rugby world cup semi—finals. they beat fiji in marseilles by 30 points to 24 and will face the winners of france and south africa, who kick off at eight o'clock tonight. you can follow it all on the website. that's all from sportsday. now the football news show as ben croucher looks at how england's current crop of players is shaping up amidst the latest international break. we'll see you soon. hello and welcome to the football news show, how does engen's current crop match up to the golden generation of the mid—2000. crop match up to the golden generation of the mid-2000. imagine scholes and gerard _ generation of the mid-2000. imagine scholes and gerard in _ generation of the mid-2000. imagine scholes and gerard in the _ generation of the mid-2000. imagine scholes and gerard in the middle - scholes and gerard in the middle

mid morning in pewsey in wiltshire. driver andy is on the move, but this isn't a bus or taxi.journey, stops include the hospital, a railway station and the supermarket. hospital, a railway station and the supermarket-— hospital, a railway station and the suermarket. ., ,, , ., , . supermarket. thank you very much. all a booking _ supermarket. thank you very much. all a booking sudden _ supermarket. thank you very much. all a booking sudden either- supermarket. thank you very much. all a booking sudden either on - supermarket. thank you very much. all a booking sudden either on an i all a booking sudden either on an app alla booking sudden either on an app or— all a booking sudden either on an app or phone bookings. so all a booking sudden either on an app or phone bookings.— all a booking sudden either on an app or phone bookings. so there it is dictated by _ app or phone bookings. so there it is dictated by how— app or phone bookings. so there it is dictated by how many _ app or phone bookings. so there it is dictated by how many people . app or phone bookings. so there it l

very wiltshire. very nice. very leafy, very lovely. parked my car on the street . now. i'm in a marina there is nothing anywhere where the car is parked in a locked area at and there's nothing you have to drive ten minutes to be near anything and it's very small. what? you're near my insurance is five times more now than it was when i was parking it on the street in a village. so i think that there's yes, there's crime, but we need to have a conversation with some of these insurance companies . of these insurance companies. >> well, i think you're absolutely right. i mean , i find absolutely right. i mean, i find the insurance market completely inexplicable. claire i had to get an insurance quote for a motorbike a couple of years ago and fully comp was cheaper than third party only make it makes sense. >> i really wish i could a few years ago we moved from one side of the road to the other side of the road. same postal area and it went up by £150 for my car for moving from one side of the road to the other. nothing had changed. no points, no claims, no nothing. and

mid—morning in pewsey in wiltshire. driver andy is on the move.yeah. likejulie, who's been using it every day for three weeks to visit her husband in hospital. i don't drive, so it's the only way i've got of getting to the hospital each day and each evening. i really don't know what i'd do without it, yeah. on this journey, stops included the hospital, a railway station and a supermarket. thank you very much. bye for now, see you again. all our bookings are done either on an app or phone bookings. so the route literally is dictated by how many people have booked on that day? exactly right. we do not know from the moment you get on the bus to the moment you get off how your whole day is going to run. every day is different and every passenger is different. we have from schoolchildren right the way through. this morning, we had a gentleman who was in his 90s. for most people on board, this is the only option for getting around. this service started in the summer, funded by a pot of money from central government. a change of driver and we're on to th

wiltshire county say, you county council say, oh, you can't do that, matey, because if that becomes aastic. all the jobs make it fantastic. all the jobs that desperately need. that we desperately need. what it is small little it will mean is small little village there will village schools out there will be damaged and therefore may have down. may is the have to shut down. may is the explanation and why can't we just come to a deal? if went just come to a deal? if you went to said, i tell you to dyson and said, i tell you what, on top your 6 million, what, on top of your 6 million, give a million each the give a million each to the local little village schools, what would everything would would happen? everything would be guy's be solved. the guy's a billionaire . he's a great guy. billionaire. he's a great guy. and council and once again, council bureaucrats are trying to wreck his largesse and actually our future . the people of malmesbury future. the people of malmesbury demand that that school has that money giving up, giving up the opportunity for britain to be a technology and sc

the boeing base in wiltshire.he first group of migrants to kigali , the capital city of kigali, the capital city of rwanda . but as the evening drew rwanda. but as the evening drew on, it became clear that the plane and the migrants were going nowhere . legal challenges going nowhere. legal challenges , including one from the european court of human rights, meant the small number of passengers had now been whittled down to nothing. it was an embarrassing blow for then prime minister boris johnson and his home secretary, priti patel, who dreamt up the scheme to stop channel crossings as the legal world is very good at picking up ways of trying to stop up the government . since then, flights government. since then, flights have been on hold as legal challenges progress through the courts. but the rwanda policy has not been shelved with first. liz truss. >> we're also taking decisive action by strengthening our borders and beefing up our borders and beefing up our border force and expand the rwanda scheme. >> then ri

jaisli beck was found dead at larkhill camp in wiltshire in december 2021.l factor in her death and a murder investigation has been launched after a dog believed to be an xl bully killed a man in sunderland last night. police responded to calls just before 7:00 following reports a dog had injured a 54 year old, a 44 year old man has now been arrested on suspicion of murder. the dog was destroyed at the scene. a second dog has been seized . and a sixth person been seized. and a sixth person has been arrested in connection with the crooked house pub fire in staffordshire . a 23 year old in staffordshire. a 23 year old man from leicestershire was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson with intent. he's been released on conditional bail while the police investigation continues for men and a woman were previously arrested in connection with the fire that destroyed the iconic pub last august . this company, destroyed the iconic pub last august. this company, gb destroyed the iconic pub last august . this company, gb news, august. this company, gb news

she was found dead at larkhill army camp in wiltshire in 2021.hich is yet to take place. my thoughts are with the family. i don't think i can comment on the specifics of the case because i am not briefed on that. i can say something about the wider situation, which is in all walks of life, whenever abuse takes place but particularly in the military, and the brave men and women who put them selves forward, and i have met many of them in the past month, to serve their country, that behaviour would have no part in the british military. i don't have the details and it is subject to what are effectively legal or inquest proceedings so i don't want to overstep and comment on the particular case. thoughts are with the family. we particular case. thoughts are with the famil . ~ .. particular case. thoughts are with the famil . ~ . ., particular case. thoughts are with the family-— particular case. thoughts are with the famil . ~ . ., .. the family. we have a full report on bbc breakfast _ the family. we have a full report on bbc breakfast and _ the famil

the wiltshire force confirmed that the crash involved a mother and daughter, 61 year old cheryl woodsnd 40 year old sarah smith . the met office is warning smith. the met office is warning of more flooding as a yellow weather warning for heavy rain has been issued in areas which are still recovering from that storm. this includes the east midlands and yorkshire. the warning remains in place until 4:00 this afternoon . the 4:00 this afternoon. the government is reportedly considering ending the use of 100 migrant hotels as the prime minister is expected to make a series of announcements on immigration ahead of the general election . contracts will be election. contracts will be terminated with hotels in areas that will be key election battlegrounds . the government battlegrounds. the government hopes the move will address anger over the small boat crisis. the hotels in places including stoke and wigan, will stop taking migrants by the end of march . this is gb news across of march. this is gb news across the uk on television in your car , on digital radio and on your smart speaker by s

, royal one of her bosses, royal artillery gunner james beck was found dead at larkhill camp in wiltshirecember 2021. a report describes an intense penod report describes an intense period of unwelcome behaviour and says it's almost certain this was a causal factor in her death. and a murder investigation has been launched after a dog believed to be an xl bully killed a man in sunderland last night. police responded just before 7 pm. following reports a dog had injured a 54 year old and a 44 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. the dog was destroyed at the scene. a second dog has been seized and a sixth person has been arrested in connection with the crooked house pub fire in staffordshire . a 23 year old in staffordshire. a 23 year old man from leicestershire was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit arson with intent. he's been released on conditional bail while the investigation continues . four investigation continues. four men and a woman were previously arrested in connection with the fire that destroyed the iconic pub in august last year with gb news acros

the boeing base in wiltshire.igrants to kigali , the capital city of kigali, the capital city of rwanda . but as the evening drew rwanda. but as the evening drew on, it became clear that the plane and the migrants were going nowhere. legal challenges, including one from the european court of human rights , meant the court of human rights, meant the small number of passengers had now been whittled down to nothing . it was an embarrassing nothing. it was an embarrassing blow for then prime minister bofis blow for then prime minister boris johnson and his home secretary priti patel, who dreamt up the scheme to stop channel crossings >> the legal world is very good at picking up ways of trying to stop the government since then, flights have been on hold as legal challenges progress through the courts. >> but the rwanda policy has not been shelved with first liz truss. >> we're also taking decisive action by strengthening our borders and beefing up our borders and beefing up our border force and expanding the rwanda sch

investigation has found royal artillery gunner james lee beck was found dead at larkhill camp in wiltshire says it's almost certain this was a casual factor in her death . a murder in her death. a murder investigation has been launched after a dog believed to be an xl bully killed a man in sunderland. police responded just before 7:00 last night following reports the dog had injured a 54 year old. a 44 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. the dog was destroyed at the scene. a second has been seized . the reclaim has been seized. the reclaim party, says lawrence fox has been arrested . earlier, he been arrested. earlier, he posted a video on social media saying his house was being searched by police in a statement, scotland yard said a 45 year old man was arrested on suspicion to commit criminal damage to ulez cameras as fuel retailers have dismissed claims us drivers are being overcharged at the pumps following a surge in prices. rac data shows diesel shot up by more than £0.08 a litre in september . that's the litre in september. that's the fifth biggest monthly increase

an army investigation has found that a female soldier who died at larkhill barracks in wiltshire in 2021 this year's rise was fair. and the rac says the price of petrol and diesel has risen for the fourth month in a row. it says petroljumped by an average of four and a half pence a litre in september, while diesel was up by eight pence. that's the news. manchester united manager erik ten hag has acknowledged that his team "are in a very difficult period" but that they can come out of it "together." united lost 3—2 at home to galatasaray in the champions league. it was their sixth defeat in their last 9 games. winger bukayo saka is an injury doubt for arsenal's home premier league match against manchester city on sunday. he came off with a muscle problem during arsenal's 2—1 champions league defeat at lens. england legend alan shearer has joined the calls for var decisions to be broadcast live in football stadiums, so that fans can hear how decisions are being reached by the officials. it is something which happens in several others sports. shearer�*s comments follow the major var blunder

in wiltshire, forest school teacher jen is leading an exploration. now we know that 90% of fungi have yet to be discovered. just how little most of us understand. when you start looking into how important they are, how incredible this whole secret world is, the fact that it is the biggest living organism — bigger than trees, bigger than blue whales. it's ripe for teaching children because kids are so fascinating — they love looking at the minutiae, they love looking at tiny things and imagining, you know, more under the ground, imagining how they can talk to each other. it's just... it's a brilliant way in to get kids involved. for the potential mycologists of the future, today's scientists say we must treasure what grows around us — and under us — right now. claire marshall, bbc news, wiltshire. what beautiful pictures, lovely to see. what beautiful pictures, lovely to see, , ., ., , let's take a look at today's papers — the conflict in israel and gaza is dominating this morning's front pages. the telegraph reports on a televised address from the is

are glued to live coverage of a plane sat idling on the runway at boscombe down military base in wiltshireeing 767 was scheduled to fly the first group of migrants to kigali , the capital city of kigali, the capital city of rwanda . but as the evening drew rwanda. but as the evening drew on, it became clear that the plane and the migrants were going nowhere . legal challenges going nowhere. legal challenges include one from the european court of human rights, meant the small number of passengers had now been whittled down to nothing . it was an embarrassing nothing. it was an embarrassing blow for then prime minister bofis blow for then prime minister boris johnson and his home secretary, priti patel, who dreamt up the scheme to stop channel crossings >> the legal world is very good at picking up ways of trying to stop the government. >> since then , flights have been >> since then, flights have been on hold as legal challenges progress through the courts . but progress through the courts. but the rwanda policy has not been shelved with first. liz truss. we're also taking decisive action by

jenny kumah, bbc news, wiltshire. 0ur our thanks to that family for sharing their story.re. they need to have the answer is, why it happened. because with food allergies, quite often people don't expect the worst to happen. we know that the numbers of food allergies have been going up, that's something that more and more people are talking about now. but we also, we know that when that worst outcome happens, it's because usually of cross contamination or something that accidentally was ingested. and getting those answers as to why that happened is so important. as to why that happened is so important-— as to why that happened is so im ortant. . , ., , ., important. nadim, your lives have completely — important. nadim, your lives have completely changed, _ important. nadim, your lives have completely changed, of _ important. nadim, your lives have completely changed, of course. i important. nadim, your lives have. completely changed, of course. the loss of a child is unbearable, i can't imagine. at what you have done to campaignfor can't imagine. at what you have done to c