A warning for patients in england about the risk of getting medication online. It isa it is a stitch up, stab victims pay vets to mend their wounds to avoid the police getting involved. Also. Votes are being counted following yesterdays Assembly Elections in Northern Ireland. Im any to mcveigh at the Titanic Exhibition Centre in belfast. With the future of the devolved government at state, signs that tyner with the future of the devolved government state, signs that turnout is up as much as 10 in some constituencies. And celebrating the centenary for the Imperial War Museum, founded when the First World War was still being fought. Good morning. Its friday, the 3rd of march. Im rebecca jones. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Theresa may has strongly attacked the snp, saying it was obsessed with independence regardless of fact and reality. Speaking at the scottish conservative conference in glasgow, the Prime Minister accused the snp of neglecting and mismanaging Public Services in scotland, and said it was the poorest and most vulnerable who benefited most from the union between scotland and the rest of the uk. While the snp continues to suggest it could call a second independence referendum soon as a result of the brexit vote, the Prime Minister has refused to say whether or not she would grant permission for the vote to take place. Lets cross live to glasgow and are corresponding Glenn Campbell. Independence remains the key fault line in scottish politics, the question of whether scotland should remain in the uk or become an independent country did not go away after the referendum in 2014 and, to some extent, the debate has intensified after the uk as a whole voted to leave the european union, albeit that voters in scotland voted to remain. There is the suggestion that the snp leader and First Minister in scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, will press for another vote on independence, so today Prime Minister theresa may came to the conference and made an unashamed. And Unashamedly Unionist case, arguing that scotland should remain in the uk and rejecting the snp argument that it is important for scotla nd argument that it is important for scotland to stay within the european Single Market and the european union, arguing that the uk market is much more important to Scottish Interests. In fact, the eu comes third after the rest of the uk and the rest of the rest of the uk and the rest of the world as a market for scottish goods. And yet the snp propose Scottish Independence, which would Wrench Scotland out of its biggest market. They think independence is the answer to every question in every circumstance, regardless of fa ct every circumstance, regardless of fact and reality. It simply does not add up, and we should never stop saying so. Applause the Prime Minister has not said whether or not she would be willing to grant of the Scottish Government the power to hold another referendum if, indeed, Nicola Sturgeon says thatis if, indeed, Nicola Sturgeon says that is where she wants to go. It is almost as if the Prime Minister and the uk government is preparing for that eventuality, because her speech was all about making the case for scotland to remain within the uk, it was a sort of come and have a go if you think youre hard in a speech from theresa may, as if she is anticipating that demand to come from the snp if you think youre hard enough. Many thanks, Glenn Campbell. Police who investigated the sudden death of a baby in cumbria have been severely criticised. Their handling of the case is described by the Police Watchdog as unstructured and disorganised. 13 month old Poppi Worthington died after suffering unexplained injuries at her home in Barrow In Furness in december 2012, but the independent Police Complaints Commission Found that the investigation into her death was not fit for purpose. Sangita myska reports. 13 month old Poppi Worthington died nearly five years ago. Today, damning criticism of the Police Investigation into her death and the failure to reach an adequate explanation have been laid bare by the independent Police Complaints commission. The investigator found evidence that there had been an unstructured investigation which essentially was not fit for purpose. We found concerns in relation to the way that the scene where wim hof had been was managed. The ip cc we took to mccready is to report and also found that crucial evidence had been thrown away. The ip cc report took to muck really is to report. Decisions by Senior Officers were not noted or explained and there was enough evidence to arrest the father of poppi on the day of her death. Paul worthington was not questioned for eight months and eventually released without charge. Police have apologised for their failings. Iam very their failings. I am very clear that the initial investigation into the death of Poppi Worthington fell well short of what poppis family could and indeed should have expected, i would like to give a heartfelt apology to poppis family for the inadequacies in cumbria can stab a re s initial investigation. It was noted in the ipcc report that in 2014 family courtjudge said that mr worthington had, on the balance of probability, sexually abused poppi before her death. Paul worthington has consistently and strenuously denied the allegations against him. A second inquest into the death of poppi will get under way injune. Pressure onJeff Sessions is expected to continue today despite his decision yesterday to remind remove himself from an fbi investigation into alleged russian interference in the us elections. His democrat opponents in congress sayJeff Sessions lied under oath. That was about his contacts with russian diplomats. Donald trump has called it a witchhunt. He is the countrys most senior prosecutor butJeff Sessions stands accused by senior democrats of lying under oath over meetings with the Russian Ambassador during the election campaign. With pressure mounting on the Attorney General to stand down, he hastily set up a News Conference to categorically deny the claims. I never had meetings with russian operatives or russian intermediaries about the Trump Campaign and the idea that i was part of a quote Continuing Exchange Of Information during the campaign between trumps surrogates and intermediaries for the russian government is totally false. He said he would however step aside from overseeing any investigation into alleged russian meddling in the us election. It is after it has emerged that then senator sessions met the Russian Ambassador at the Republican Convention injuly. He met him again in september, but at his Confirmation Hearing this january, he denied any contact with the russians. The fact that the Attorney General, the top cop in our country, lied under oath to the American People is grounds for him to resign. Bless the usa. The president was in virginia on thursday, touring a new Aircraft Carrier and was keen to keep the agenda on his vision for the Us Armed Forces rather than another russia controversy. After years of endless budget cuts that have impaired our defences, i am calling for one of the largest Defence Spending Increases in history. But he later tweeted. All of this is yet another unwelcome distraction from the key issues voters want to see the president taking action on, likejobs, health care and national security. Tulip mazumder, bbc news, washington. Lets look at some of todays other developing stories. Scientists have created an artificial mouse embryo from stem cells for the first time. It is being hailed as a breakthrough which could help to improve human fertility treatments. Researchers at the University Of Cambridge hope to replicate the experiment with Artificial Human embryos, allowing them to carry out research beyond the current 14 day limit. The number of people on controversial zero hours contracts has reached a record high and is close to hitting one million. New figures based on an analysis of office for National Statistics data reveal that 110,000 more people were on contracts that do not guarantee work in 2016 compared with the same period in 2015. Army bomb disposal teams have been working through the night to prepare for the removal of an unexploded Second World War bomb. It was discovered on a Building Site in North West London yesterday afternoon. Schools, businesses and homes were evacuated after police and fire crews were called to the scene. The councils warned the site wont be made safe until at least this afternoon. Sir Bruce Forsyth has spent five nights in Intensive Care after developing a severe chest infection. The veteran entertainer, whos 89, was taken to Hospital On Sunday after falling ill. Sir bruce underwent surgery in 2015 after he suffered two aneurysms, which were discovered when tests were carried out following a fall at his home in surrey. For a full summary of the news you can go to our website where youll be able to get more details on all the days stories. Counting will get underway later this morning for Northern Irelands Assembly election vote. Counting is under way. Polls closed last night with final results expected on saturday afternoon. Its the second time that Northern Ireland has had to choose a government in the space of ten months. Annita mcveigh is in belfast. We canjoin her Annita Mcveigh is in belfast. We can join her now. Thank you, rebecca. I am at the Titanic Exhibition Centre where the votes for the four belfast constituencies are being counted, votes are being counted right around Northern Ireland. Despite the last Assembly Elections being just ten months ago, the big story so far is turnout, it is up, so farfrom the constituencies where we have had the turnout, up significantly in one of the belfast constituencies, belfast east, by 6 . Let me give you a couple of examples, in north down and strangford, up by 10 . The electorate, rather than being put off bya electorate, rather than being put off by a second direction within such a short space of time, in fact the electorate is energised because they know so much is at stake. The future of the devolved assembly at stormont. When that election happened ten months ago, since then the relationship between the two Main Assembly parties, the Democratic Unionist Party and sinn fein, that relationship has really deteriorated. It culminated in a big iow deteriorated. It culminated in a big row in january over deteriorated. It culminated in a big Row Injanuary over the Renewable Heating incentives, a scheme, a botched scheme, which looks set to cost the taxpayer around half £1 billion, which led to the collapse of the assembly. With a look at that and the story so far, here is our ireland correspondent chris buckler. This generation might not remember the troubles, but elections in Northern Ireland tend to expose old divisions, and once the results of this vote are known, the challenge could be holding on to Power Sharing. The Dups Arlene Foster led her party into this election, following a bitter fallout with irish republicans. Over the last few weeks, harsh words have been exchanged between mrs foster and the new sinn fein leader, michelle 0neill. That has led some to question whether they will be heading back into government together any time soon. In the last Assembly Election, which was, remember, less than a year ago, the dup returned as the biggest party, winning 38 of the 108 seats. While sinn fein were in second place, with 28 Assembly Members. The opposition parties, the sdlp, the ulster unionists, and the alliance, will all hope to increase their share of the vote this time, and that is true for the smaller parties too. But actually gaining seats could be difficult, because the number of Assembly Members is being reduced from 108 to just 90. The strength of each of the parties is likely to be important in the inevitable negotiations, to try to get a deal that would allow Power Sharing the return to stormont. Chris buckler, bbc news, belfast. So what will happen next . 0nce so what will happen next . Once the Assembly Members are elected this weekend they will return to stormont on monday. They have a period of three weeks, at the end of which they are meant to have chosen a new First Minister macro and deputy First Minister macro and deputy First Minister. As they heard and crisps report, sinn feins leader in the north has said they will not return to Power Sharing with the dup u nless return to Power Sharing with the dup unless the inquiry into botched Renewable Heating Initiative is in oui Renewable Heating Initiative is in our chagrin is completed. That would seem to propose an insurmountable obstacle seem to propose an insurmountable o bsta cle to seem to propose an insurmountable obstacle to a quick return to stormont Power Sharing but, as a lwa ys stormont Power Sharing but, as always in Northern Ireland politics, there are a number of possible options. The Northern Ireland secretary couldnt he recall another election, much appetite for that, probably not. He could look at a return to direct rule which would require new legislation at westminster, there is no sign that the westminster government has any appetite at all for that given they have brexit on their hands, so the most likely option is some sort of fudge, delayed, breathing space, call it what you will, that would hopefully allow the parties to work on some solution, but it is difficult to see where that will come from unless there is a significant change as a result of yesterdays vote. Although there has been a call for change, certainly it is difficult to imagine that old voting habits, voting patterns, could shift. But lets see. Back to you, rebecca. Many thanks. Some news just some newsjust coming into is, the Taxi Up Firm Goober has lost a court battle this morning to stop plans for strict new rules on the need for its drivers and those of other privatised services, notjust uber, to prove their reading and Writing Skills in english. The taxi app forum. Firm uber. Uber launch legal action after Transport For London said that taxi driver should have to proved their ability to communicate in english, including a standard of reading and writing that uber said was too high, but today uber said was too high, but today uber have lost that court case and those rules for it under the private Hire Companies in london will now apply for the need for its drivers to prove Writing Skills in english. The headlines, batsmen has accused the snp of neglecting Public Services in scotland theresa may has accused. The Police Watchdog has severely criticised the cumbrian force for its investigation into the death of a 13 month old girl, describing it is not fit for purpose. Leading democrats in the night in states continue to call for the resignation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions. In the United States. There could be big changes on the way for football, especially concerning discipline. The International Football Association Board could enhance the role of the captain to stop players from surrounding referees. Sophie thornhill of Great Britain beat her team mate to win a tandem pursuit gold medal on the thursday of the parrot track World Championships in los angeles. Andy murray faces Lucas Pouille of france in the last four of the Dubai Championships after a mammoth 31 minutes i break that helped him to victory over Philipp Kohlschreiber yesterday. 31 minute tie break. I will be back atjust after half past. Websites that sell Prescription Medicines can seem a tempting alternative to visiting a gp, especially if youre having problems getting a suitable doctors appointment. But theres a warning these Online Services are putting patients at risk. Thats according to the Health Regulator in england, the Care Quality Commission. It follows a 5 live investigation into Online Pharmacies selling antibiotics. Dr Faye Kirkland, a gp and broadcaster, has sent this investigative report. You can just visit treatit. Com, at treatit. Com all dan has to do. 283 different drugs available for 77 medical problems. No examination needed, just an online form that gets reviewed by one of their doctors and Prescription Medication delivered to your door within 24 hours. What the website doesnt tell you is that this company was suspended by the Cqc In December Last year. Treatit. Coms headquarters are behind me here in bolton. Now, last year, as part of an investigation, we went on their website and ordered antibiotics. We posed as a man and said wed had Ear Pain Forjust a couple of days. But halfway through the form they started asking us questions about being a woman. Now, this raises significant concerns about identity checks. Then, they sent this medication through the post to treat the ear pain, as a gp i can tell you that ive never given it for this condition, as it simply wouldnt work. That drug wouldnt have killed the bugs that typically cause ear infections. This finding worried the cqc, the watchdog for online prescribing services, as a result they inspected hr healthcare, who run treatit. Com, and another online provider, md direct. The reports published today highlight concerns with both firms over safety, inappropriate prescriptions, and the qualifications of clinicians. Hr healthcare told us they are now working to improve their microprocessors and the error with the medication we received was due to a system glitch. Following our inspection, md direct voluntarily cancelled its registration. The cqc has so far inspected a quarter of the companies registered in england. Weve now inspected 11 of these providers. The first two reports are published today, and they are shocking. Look, i really understand the difficulties the public have because the websites look incredibly professional, but the registration with the Care Quality Commission is really important, and we are now inspecting all of those sites. And theres another concern, the sale of antibiotics on the sites. Because bacteria become resistant, standard treatments become ineffective. This is a particular worry to lord 0neill, who led The Governments review on how and when antibiotics are used. We need to stop treating antibiotics as though they are sweets. And we need to be a lot tougher and disciplined about how they are being used. Our review showed if we carry on down the same path around the world, in another 30 odd years 10 Million People a year will be dying. This is one of many steps that are needed, and i really welcome what youve done. For the first time, the cqc has published a clear set of standards for these online providers. For example, they must verify patients match their photo id, such as through a skype check. Get a comprehensive medical history. And seek permission to contact a patients gp. The cqc will have inspected all Online Services in england by the end of this year. But until then, the message is clear, its better to buy with caution. Fay kirkland, bbc news. Air Accident Investigators are publishing their final report into the shoreham Airshow Disaster. Eleven people died when a Vintage Jet Performing A Loop Stunt crashed onto the a27 in august 2015. The report will not apportion blame, but will look at the cause of the crash and make safety recommendations. Duncan kennedy reports. This was the Hawker Hunter jet at the centre of the shoreham air crash. A key attraction of the show at the sussex seaside town. But during one acrobatic manoeuvre this happened. The jet crashed by the a27 that ran alongside the showground. 11 men were killed. It was the worst Airshow Accident in britain in more than 60 years. Among those who died were two friends, Matthew Greenstone and jacob schilt, both 23, and both players for worthing united football club. The club vice chairman, mark sanderson, says the disaster continues to haunt all of those who knew the two young men. We wear their names on our kit. So theyll always be remembered by us as great footballers. First of all, they were superb players. And also brilliant friends. The pilot of the jet was andy hill, he survived the crash with serious injuries. He is now the subject of a Police Investigation into possible manslaughter. Accident investigators have already published a number of preliminary reports, they said the jet was working normally, and that the shows organisers hadnt been aware of what mr hill had intended to do during his aerial display. The Civil Aviation authority, which governs safety at britains air displays, has already brought in a number of changes following the shoreham air crash. It increased the distance between the display and the crowds watching below, and also requires pilots to be Better Qualified before carrying out these acrobatic manoeuvres. Todays final report on the crash should answer both the what and the why this accident happened. One key aim will also be to give the victims families a full final measure of understanding about the day their loved ones died. Lets go back to the breaking story on uber, the company has lost its high court bid to stop new rules on english language testing for drivers. We can get the very latest from our Legal Correspondent Clive Coleman outside the high court. Fill us in . This case was one that was very, very important to uber, because at its heart was Transport For London bringing in a Written English test for drivers. Ubers position was that drivers who drive for uber and over private hire drivers had to be able to understand english when it is spoken to them, but Transport For London were bringing ina but Transport For London were bringing in a written test which involved the writing of a short essay. Uber said that would lead to as many as perhaps 33,000 drivers, there are around 118,000 private hire drivers in london, but as many as 33,000 losing their livelihood. They challenged the change in the regulations that bring in this written test and they challenged it on the basis that it was unlawful, discriminatory, discriminated against drivers, drivers of particular nationalities. They have lost that challenge this morning. Mr justice mitty found that Transport For London were entitled to impose this english language requirement. Transport for london argued that drivers in addition to having to be able to understand verbal communication needed to be able to understand Written English so they could understand Safety Regulations and information about traffic that is given to them. That was strenuously challenged by uber but, Asi Strenuously challenged by uber but, as i say, this morning they have lost that challenge. 0ne as i say, this morning they have lost that challenge. One can see this perhaps in the context of the regulators catching up with technology in imposing regulations on these companies that are sprouting up, growing very rapidly and the so called gig economy, regulators looking at it and putting in requirements that they consider critical to Public Safety. In this round of this battle, uber have lost. They have had a torrid time in the courts recently, they have lost a case about the status of drivers that drive for them, it was found that drive for them, it was found that those drivers were entitled to the status of workers and entitled to certain employment rights, now they have lost this challenge and it could have eight it never could affect on the number of drivers who are able to drive for them because they can pass this written test it could have a significant effect on the number of drivers. 0n the other side of the newsroom, Helen Willetts has the forecast. Good morning, rebecca. Lots of rain today, the weather will flip flop between brain and the slightly grating weather into the weekend. The rain is obviously affecting many areas, as you will know, but look at this stunning shot in Highland Scotla nd this stunning shot in Highland Scotland earlier. Highland scotland will continue with the sunshine today, shetland will continue tomorrow. For many of us, the rain is clearing the south but leaving a legacy of cloud. If we see any brightness it is more likely to be limited, where we could perhaps the temperatures of 12 or 13, generally feeling miserable under the rain, the rain in Northern Ireland will be problematic. It has been wet recently and we will see surface water spray. It carries on raining through the evening and overnight, by that stage the rain has pushed a bid to scotland, a very different complexion towards tomorrow. Still the risk of snow over the highlands and grampian regions, the south still looks brighter, but given we have low pressure across the country i cannot make a try. Shell is long spells of rain as well. Longer spells of rain as well. Longer spells of rain and potentially very windy weather on sunday, at least for scotland and Northern Ireland it looks a bit drier by then. This is bbc newsroom live. The headlines at 11. 30. The Prime Minister tells Scottish Conservatives the snp is obsessed with independence and is failing on Public Services. Theresa may said securing the union was vital to the uks future prosperity and security. We should never be shy of making that positive case for the union because logic and facts are on our side. Because logic and facts are on our side. The taxi app uber has lost its high court bid to stop new rules on english language testing for its drivers. Unstructured and disorganised the police force which investigated the sudden death of 13 month old Poppi Worthington comes under fire for failing to examine claims she was sexually abused by her father. Donald trump calls the attacks on his Attorney General, Jeff Sessions, A Total Witch Hunt as senior us democrats step up their demands for him to quit over contacts with russia. A warning for patients in england about the risk of getting medication online. The Health Watchdog says people should be weary of buying medicine on the internets. Votes are being counted following yesterdays Assembly Elections in Northern Ireland. Its the second election to be held in ten months, after the collapse of the Power Sharing executive in january. Lets get the sport news now. Hello. Ca pta I Ns Captains should be given more responsibility under proposals for the International Football association, captains would be the only players permitted to speak directly refugees about major incidents. They are discussing the changes today. We say in other sports sometimes, the captain has a greater responsibility. If you look at cricket, the captain is almost more important than the coach. We would not want to move in that direction but we believe the captain could play a bigger role. We are being moved in this direction by players and coaches who are saying use the captain more. We are responding to that. We take the view, what is football wants and we have to respond to that. Football once better behaviour and a better image and the captains have a rule to play in that. Great britains Sophie Thornhill beat her team mate to tandem pursuit gold on day one of the Pad Track Championships in los angeles. The world title was the fifth in her career. An important event for athletes hoping to get qualification for the commonwealth games. Athletes hoping to get qualification for the Commonwealth Gameslj athletes hoping to get qualification for the commonwealth games. I did not know i was doing their World Championship seven weeks ago. We jumped on the bike and it clicked, seven weeks later we are on the podium. Britains team are through to the semifinals of the 400 metres at the indoor athletics championship. The french competitor has been disqualified after tangling with the Czech Republic in competitor. Laura muir is running a live right now over on bbc two. Jake ball and alex hayles will miss their one day Opening International against the west indies. Sam billings is likely to be an opener. It is the first of a three match series as england build up to hosting the champions trophy this summer. Obviously getting a reasonable squad together before then, the champions trophy, one idea of nailing down a team. We only have two mike morse series, one against ireland and one against south africa and it is important to get their main we think will be playing a part in that. Andy murray did not have much of arrest. He is going into the semifinals this afternoon. He reached the last four after an incredible tie break in the desert. It took 31 minutes alone before he eventually won its, 20 18 to take the second set and then eventually the second set and then eventually the match. It was the longest tie break on the mens tour for ten yea rs. Tie break on the mens tour for ten years. That is all the spot, i will be back in one hour. Well see you then, thank you. Let us return to then, thank you. Let us return to the speech to leave lee mead at the conservative conference in scotland. She attacked the snp for being obsessed with independence. We can speak to alex salmond and the current snp euro spokesperson. Thank you very much for talking to us. Theresa may is right when she says that the snp is obsessed with independence . The Prime Minister is living in a world of make believe. Apart from having no idea about how to make a conference speech, the reality is to make is the English Health services in a state of collapse, the Prison System in england is in chaos and as we seek to date, the schools are in open revolt while her government are consumed by the exit. Her health hours Health Service is performing better. Hold on, you have not match the spending increases in the Health Service . Possibly we spend more on health go ahead then you do in england and our accident and emergency rates are 10 better than they are in england. In education, 55 of scottish kids go to higher education, that is 10 lower than the finger in england. All these characteristics, the scottish Public Services are performing better. Nicola sturgeon has Just Services are performing better. Nicola sturgeon hasjust been triumphantly re elected after ten yea rs triumphantly re elected after ten years in office. Theresa may has been elected by no one and her government is obviously consumed by the brexit process. Her speech is a fa ntasy the brexit process. Her speech is a Fantasy Speech from a Prime Minister who clearly has little or no understanding of the reality of scottish politics. Let us talk about that reality. You mentioned education and further education. Scottish schools outperformed in every category by schools in england, Northern Ireland, estonia and poland. She is correct when she says Public Services are being neglected . That is untrue. If you look at the rankings, there is little difference between english and scottish schools. The people who produce these rankings have given our glowing report by the new curriculum for excellence. As measured by the number of pupils who go on to higher education, it is 10 higher in scotland than england. It has been falling in england because of punitive tuition fees, fees are free in scotland. In terms of general attainments, we are at 92 of people emerging from school on to positive destinations which is work or higher education. These figures which can only be dreamt of in england the moment. The people in scotla nd england the moment. The people in scotland have judged the snp on their performance in the last ten yea rs. Their performance in the last ten years. The elected Nicola Sturgeon with 47 of the vote. Theresa may has been elected by nobody, not even conservative mps. So far be it for this Prime Minister to attack a government which has been resoundingly re elected by the scottish people. It is their judgment which counts. Let us talk about the referendum, when will be no snp want another referendum . M is in the court of the Prime Minister. It is in your court to ask. Sorry, i know the proposal Nicola Sturgeon has put forward, the bbc must understand this, she said you have rejected our other proposals on brexit and we want to keep scotland in the Single Market. A Government Minister described that as possible so todays only has to respond to the clear wishes of the Scottish Parliament and the scottish people. Cilla black the Prime Minister has to respond. If she says we are not interested in the future of scotla nd we are not interested in the future of scotland then as Nicola Sturgeon says, and independence referendum becomes likely indeed but the ball is in the court of the Prime Minister. That could sound like you are afraid of another referendum. How convinced are you that that is an appetite and you would when one . The last poll i saw said support for Scottish Inter support for Scottish Inter support for Scottish Independence was 49 . I called a referendum in 2012 when support was that 28 . If it is necessary and the Prime Minister rejects a Compromise Proposal then calling and independence referendum at 49 , you could seriously misjudged the Scottish First minister. So you are not afraid if you called it and lost it, that could be up for the snp . Now, Downing Street is terrified. I saw a quote seeing the were afraid of a possibility of a referendum in scotland, Northern Ireland and the exit. It is within the competence of Downing Street to avoid this. Trees only has to show she has some understanding of the political situation in scotland. The Prime Minister. If brexit goes ahead, the powers that come to scotland will be retained by westminster because she likes the look of this scottish Economic Zone which is a fundamental attack on the statute of the Scottish Parliament which says anything which is not reserved to westminster should be run in scotland. This is a Prime Minister who is attacking the very foundations of the Scottish Parliament and she will do it to her cost. Good to talk to you, thank you very much. Stabbing victims in nottingham have paid vets to treat their injuries. Theyre reluctant to go to hospital, because they dont want the police involved. Now this regions Major Trauma Unit is planning a radical solution. Victims will be offered confidential help from youth workers, at their hospital bedside. This exclusive report from our correspondent, jeremy ball. Another stabbing, another victim, this time in leicester. But many people injured in Blade Attacks refused to speak to the police. Nathan ended up in hospital after being flashed across his face and slashed across his face and hands near his home in nottingham. They start asking questions like how did it happen . I have to lie to them because i do not want it so they know that you are the one who got stabbed and youre the one most likely to retaliate and that is why pitch in a bad position. Also, to your friends, it looks from their aspect that you being an informant, you are snitching on people. They say snitches get stitches. Other people who already need stitches that might need stitches refuse to go to hospital to avoid involving the police. We have been told that some victims hop out of ambulances while others look for people who can stitch them up at home. This nottingham boxing coach Marcellus Baz runs Knife Crime Workshops for schools and young offenders. I have come across it quite a few times where people have known vets on a personal level and ask them to stitch them up. It is happening here in nottingham. They have to get stitched and they know if they go to hospital they will get police involvement. Why would vets do that . Maybe make a little money on the side. Now the Major Trauma Unit that covers the East Midlands is going to try a new approach which does not involve the police. Youth workers will be embedded with doctors to offer. Victims confidential support at the time they are the most receptive. Whether this is the young person going on to become a perpetrator of violence against someone else or it is the community and the violence just continues, that is what were looking to store in that short of opportunity when it is difficult to accept that help until you recognise you need it. When you realise you are vulnerable. Hes been invited to nottingham because of his track record in hospitals in london. Does nathan think it can work here . I think it would be a great idea. We give them the knowledge and tools to think about the consequences if they do retaliate. Tackling knife crime is a growing priority and they hope that teachable moment in hospital can make a real difference. Jeremy ball with that report. In a moment a summary of the Business News this hour but first the headlines on bbc newsroom live. Theresa may has accused the snp of neglecting Public Services in scotland because its obsessed with the issue of independence. The taxi hailing app, uber, has lost a court case aimed at forcing its drivers to prove their reading and Writing Skills to operate in london. Describing it as not fit for purpose. For its investigation into the death of a thirteen month old girl describing it as not fit for purpose. This is how the Financial Markets are looking at the moment. Good morning, i hearto find good morning, i hear to find out how the energy and science will be impacted after brexit. This room is full of old Steam Engines and we have been having fun finding out how they work. Nuclear is one of the most heated topics post brexit largely over our membership of a treaty organisation. Someone who knows a lot about it is the Chief Executive of the Nuclear Industry association. Can you explain why this organisation is so important and what will happen if we leave . The government has suggested we will be leaving in two years which means we have two years to put in place a whole range of arrangements which currently exist under the organisation. Its safeguard, it is research and Fusion Research in 0xfordshire, the movement of goods and services in nuclear, new building and commissioning. It is governed by the current treaty. What happens to Current Nuclear arrangements once we leave . In that two year period, we will need to replicate a whole series of agreements which currently agrees through the treaty. For example their agreement with the United States which will have to be replaced and go through congress. We will need our own system of Safeguarding Inspections to comply with non proliferation obligations. We will need to do that to international standards. There was a whole range of practical things which need to be done in a short period of time. It is crucial we get these things in place and The Government looks for transitional arrangements so that if we do not quite get there, we are not affecting the ability to build new Power Stations. How does affect Something Like Hinkley Point which is built by a French Company french design . It is under construction at the moment and 64 of the value of thatis the moment and 64 of the value of that is from uk companies but there will be part switched me to come from elsewhere to help to develop backin from elsewhere to help to develop back in the latter stages so the Crucial Point is getting those things in place and that two year period so it does not affect back in the future. It will not affect the short term but after two years, it might have an impact and make things more complicated than it is currently which is not good for the countrys supply. Talking about the power supply, a big supply a big pa rt power supply, a big supply a big part of the supply is powered by this treaty, what happens then . 2196 of our electricity is produced by our Current Nuclear plants which will continue to produce as they have done. The impact on the treaty will be that when the Power Station shuts for maintenance, is apart needs refurbished, that might happen in another country like germany so we need an agreement in place to allow components get moved. That happens seamlessly at the moment and we need to replicate those arrangements. It may be more complicated and destructive than it needs to be in the future. What does it mean for the country . It has an impact on research and development. He is Fusion Research is part of a multinational programme. We have leading science in the uk and that could be affected in terms of funding. It also affects decommissioning and safeguarding, i range of things which need to happen which all come through the Treaty Arrangement because that treaty has existed since 1957. There are a lot of things to replicate and put in place in a short period of time. The government also have a lot of other things to do as soon as article 50 is triggered in relation to leaving the european union. I will have to leave it there. Thank you. More news from the Museum Of Science And Industry later on today. Thank you. Thank you. Its been documenting some of britains most important history for generations past and present, and this weekend the Imperial War Museum celebrates its one hundredth birthday. 0ur correspondent robert hall has more. It is one of the worlds most famous institutions, aimed for school parties, historians, families, or simply the curious. Conflict, shocks and fascinates us, this story began a few miles from here with a Grand Ceremony in a cathedral of glass. By the time george v opened the Imperial War Museum in its first home at the ill fated crystal palace, he already had plenty to see. The museum had begun collecting exhibits while the battle of the First World War was still raging. From the outset, the founders set out to involve the public. Appeals printed in ration books brought a flood of personal memorabilia. The idea was initially that it was to be firstly a sort of memorial to the war, but primarily it was to cover peoples experiences in the war, and that meant it covered everybody from the front line soldier to the munition Factory Worker to a civilian. The best way to illustrate how the Imperial War Museums have changed since the first collection was put together a century ago is to look at what they hold today. There are 155,000 exhibits, those are the larger items either on display or held in store, but there are well over 33 million documents, photographs and recordings, all of them helping to tell the stories around those exhibits. Here we are in the cabinet room and that is churchills chair. Joy has shared her memories. Now 91, she typed the plans for d day here in Winston Churchills bunker and she shook hands with World Leaders with the conference which debated the post war future of europe. I think museums do a wonderfuljob. And now that they are working like this one works, for instance, where everything is active and you can open doors and, you know, drop down and whatever you do, the whole place was abuzz when i came in. But reflecting the sad procession of conflicts still erupting around the globe and connecting with todays young people brings fresh challenges. The images of war and conflict that children see on Hollywood Movies or video games are very unusual in that, you know, they will have bespoke knowledge of individual weapons systems, they will think people can jump from a tank to a plane to an Infantry Officer and there is no understanding that that is not reality. In salford, every day brings a chance to reflect on the reality of war. Once an hour the museum is filled with the faces and voices of those who lived through an experience we can only share at a distance. The story which began a century ago has no ending. Robertjones was only 19 years old when he was arrested for the notorious killing of a british tourist, julie stott, as well as three robberies and a brutal rape. He had no previous convictions, and by the time of his trial, another man had already been convicted ofjulies murder. But still robert was to spend the next 24 years of his life locked up in some of louisianas most dangerous prisons for crimes that he didnt commit. After a Long Campaign forjustice, he was released in 2015 now, finally all charges against him have been dropped and his name cleared. Joanna gosling talked to robert and his lawyers Richard Davis and emily maw for the Victoria Derbyshire programme. Well, initially i thought it was a prank, some type ofjoke. I didnt do anything, so, i mean, it had to be some type of prank. I didnt do it. And when you ask the people that were there, in my house, in my residence, where i was arrested from, i mean, what else could i have done . You know . Were there many people around you who believed in you, who knew you were innocent . Being charged with those horrific crimes, that wasnt my character as a person, but, individually, you know, my family, as well as my friends, they knew i was innocent. When you went to jail, what State Of Mind were you in . Were you determined to fight . Theres no way in the world i can stay in prison for something i didnt do. So. Fighting it to that extent, you know, it never came to the equation, because i still, you know, had a sense of hope, thinking that, you know, individually these charges would be dropped and i would be free. When you went to jail, you could barely read, during yourtime injail you passed your High School Diploma and you studied law so that you could become your own advocate. When you had that focus and that reason study, you then find yourself a natural student . Yes, i mean, i had no luxury to quit. I was sentenced to life in prison, and life in louisiana is, like, Life Without Parole or suspended sentence, you know, i was sent there to die. I had no luxury to quit. I mean, i had to, you know, i was compelled, because i wanted to be free. I stayed on the fact that i knew the truth, i was innocent, and justice will prevail, i did not have a lot of choice. Can you believe you are out now . Oh, yes, yes i do. Lets bring in your lawyers, because these were the two people you got in touch with at the Innocence Project in new orleans. And what they went on to discover was mind blowing in terms of the Miscarriage Ofjustice you had been a victim of. And the fact you had been framed for crimes you did not commit, as we said. Roberts case presents every single thing that can go wrong in a criminal case in an overcrowded courthouse, in a place that looks up more young black men than any other place per capita in the world. The judge, the court system failed robert, the District Attorneys Office failed robert, and his lawyer failed robert. And whether some of those failings were deliberate, sorry, whether they were a product of an overburdened system, or whether when you get down to it there is certainly some deliberate misconduct on part of the state, knowing that they had prosecuted another man for this, and charged robert with it anyway. Those are the kinds of questions that are going to be answered over the next couple of years in professional liability issues with some of the lawyers who were involved. During the years that you were injail you had three children who grew up without you being able to be there as a father. You can never get back the experiences that you would have had during that part of your life. How do you come to terms with that . Because im free now, im nota monster, im a better person in the sense of understanding, you know, whats going on in my society, posed to when i came and when i went to prison. I was a young, confused boy, didnt understand what was going on, but now i do. My kids have done well. The system didnt destroy me, it didnt destroy my kids, were moving on, and that dont make it right, because what happened was wrong, it was an injustice. Robertjones talking to my colleague Joanna Gosling there and you can see the full 12 minute interview on the Victoria Derbyshire Programme Page at bbc. Co. Uk victoria. The headlines are coming up on the bbc news channel. First we leave you with for a look at the weather. Thank you very much. It is all about the rain today. It will not be a wash out for all but there will be fairly heavy rain for some areas. The north of scotland sees the best of the sunshine. This is the rain i am talking about. For scotland and Northern Ireland, there will be a lot of that in the next 24 hours. A Beautiful Day at the moment in the highlands and the northern isles. The rain is starting to clear, that is how it looks on the south coast. That process of drying up will continue in the south east with even brighter spells this afternoon. There is a lot of cloud and rain around. Heavy bursts of rain. A brisk wind, making it feel and pleasa nt brisk wind, making it feel and pleasant out and about. We may seize and brightness. 12 or 13 celsius, north of that it is a wet afternoon for north of england and Northern Ireland. Southern scotland will be quite dampened grey but central and northern regions will do quite well. Fewer showers than recent days. Temperatures around six or seven celsius. Everything changes overnight. The rain starts to move into scotland. In the north. It is starting to clear in england and wales. A lot of showers falling behind. Some flurries across the far north of scotland and snow in the highlands. Raining for much of the game scotland and Northern Ireland with a keen easterly wind. England and were you is will be brighter, not as wet as today but plenty of showers around, heavy ones as well. This area of low pressure is moving its way northwards into sunday. That is another area of rain to move in. So now we are concerned about over the alps as well. An Avalanche Risk this weekend. 0lypmics drier for parts of scotland and possibly Northern Ireland into the weekend but low pressure close by. Spells of wet weather in the south and potentially strong winds. It looks u nsettled potentially strong winds. It looks unsettled into the beginning of next week as well. Darren will have more news on the weekend this afternoon. This is bbc news and these other top stories. Air accidents investigators say the shoreham Airshow Disaster pilot doesnt remember the accident flight. He was flying too low and too slow when he started a manoeuvre which led to the deaths of 11 people. We have just had the final safety reported to this accident, more details and a couple of minutes. The taxi hailing app uber loses its high Court Challenge over new language requirement rules planned for private hire vehicles. The Prime Minister tells Scottish Conservatives the snp is obsessed with independence and is failing on Public Services. We should never be shy of making that a positive case for the union, because logic and facts are on our side. Unstructured and disorganised the police force which investigated the sudden death of 13 month old Poppi Worthington comes under fire for failing to examine claims she was sexually abused by her father. Sta b stab victims are paying vets to stitch up their wounds to avoid the police getting involved. Also votes are being counted following yesterdays Assembly Elections in Northern Ireland. Im Annita Mcveigh at the Titanic Exhibition Centre in belfast, counting is well under way with the future of Northern Irelands devolves government at states, turnout in some constituencies is up by as much as ten percentage points. And celebrating the centenary of the Imperial War Museum founded when the First World War was still being fought. Good afternoon. Its friday, march 3rd. Im rebecca jones. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The final report into the shoreham Airshow Disaster in which eleven people were killed has concluded that the pilot of a Vintage Plane which crashed could have taken action to abort his display. Air Accident Investigators say the Aerobatic Manoeuvre started too low and too slow, the pilot didnt realise how low he was and there could have been an issue with being able to read the flight instruments. Transport correspondent Richard Westcott is at Farnborough Airport for us with more details. You can see how big and comprehensive it is, 18 months worth of work, but i think what you have just said sums it up. Effectively the pilot went into this Loop Manoeuvre, going to slowly, too low as well, perhaps 400 feet lower than you would have expected him to be, when he got to the top of the loop he was in 2700 feet, he would rather be a 3500 feet normally doing that. They found the engines were not on full thrust at the top of the loop, which would normally be the case. The big question is why . Was the pilot confused or were there other circumstances . That is a little bit more grey. They know the pilot could have pulled out of this loop but did not, they dont really know why because they interviewed him several times but he cant remember the accident. There has been an issue with the engines on this type of plane and other circumstances where they have suddenly dropped power and nobody has been able to work out why. They cant work out or conclude whether the pilot didnt put the thrust on enough, didnt have the engine going fast enough, or whether it was a fault with the aircraft. Here is my colleague, duncan kennedy. This was the Hawker Hunter jet at the centre of the shoreham air crash. Of of Vintage Aircraft that would later disintegrate crowded road. This is the jet over the shore area the day of the accident. During one manoeuvre, this happened. Thejet crashed by da 27 but run alongside the showground. Oh, my cobb oh, no. The fireball engulfed drivers and bystanders, a disaster measured in seconds that gave little chance of escape. Today, error Accident Investigators produced this video of what they believe happened. They say the pilot was around 300 feet lower than he should have been at the start of the manoeuvre, there was not enough Engine Thrust or speed during the loop and the aircraft was too low to perform it. It may be the pilot misread his height instruments. He was not trained to escape the accident in the Hawker Hunter and hit the ground. 11 men were killed, it was the worst as Show Accident in britain in more than 60 years. 0ut show incident. Among those who died were two friends, Matthew Greenstone and jacob schilt, both 23, and both players for worthing united football club. The club vice chairman, mark sanderson, says the disaster continues to haunt all of those who knew the two young men. And it should never have happened. We wear their names on our kit. So theyll always be remembered by us as great footballers. First of all, they were superb players. And also brilliant friends. The pilot of the jet was andy hill, he survived the crash with serious injuries. He has no memory of the crush. Todays report suggests he may have confused his speed and altitude with other aircraft he had flown. The report found deficiencies with organisation and maintenance as well. The aircraft was not compliant with its pilot to fly. There was a lack of clarity over who at the airshow was responsible for safety and controls to protect the public we re and controls to protect the public were ineffective. The Civil Aviation authority which governs safety at British Air Displays has brought in a number of changes following this air crush. It has increased the distance between the display of the crowds watching below, and it requires pilots to be Better Qualified before carrying out these acrobatic manoeuvres. Todays final accident report has a nswered todays final accident report has answered the technical questions of what and why this crash happened. That may give some measure of understanding and comfort to the relatives and friends of those who died. Some other details that duncan alluded to, it paints a very confused picture of who was in charge of safety at that airshow, was that the organisers, they thought the Safety Regulatory had overall charge and the Safety Regulators thought the organisers we re regulators thought the organisers were on top of things. No one, critically, was looking at or thinking about the safety of people who were not at the airshow that happened to be driving past or walking past on the a27, those are people that lost lives. Critically, they were not thinking of something goes wrong outside of the area of the airshow, what happens . This report suggests it would not have been nearly such a Syriza Accident of somebody had paid attention to those elements. Nearly such a serious accident. They got a test pilot to fly another aircraft in a similar look to find out what pilot andy hill could have done, even four microseconds after he had gone over the top of the loop it was still possible to rescue the manoeuvre, there was still a way to fly out of this problem. Even fall seconds. He had not had the training. All critical things that potentially, who can say, potentially could have prevented the accident or meant that not so many people lost their lives because the aircraft would not have been flying over a busy road in the first place. What happens now . And fortu nately for first place. What happens now . And fortunately for the families it is not the end, there is still a Police Investigation going on into pilot andy hill, after that the coroner needs to look into it and there will be an inquest in front of the jury. This could go on for months. We know what happened, what the police and the coroner will now be looking at is why and who potentially might be responsible. Thank you, richard wescott. As richard was talking about, what happens next, while responding to that report into the shoreham air disaster, the parents of one of the victims mentioned in the report, Matthew Greenstone, he was just 23, said both the Civil Aviation authority and the airshow organisers and,i authority and the airshow organisers and, iquote, Have Authority and the airshow organisers and, i quote, have got much to a nswer and, i quote, have got much to answer for. We will have more reaction to that story in the next half hour, stay us for that. I would like to bring news news from Kensington Palace that the duke and Duchess Of Cambridge will be making official visit to poland and germany this summer, they will be going in july at the request of the foreign and commonwealth is. The duke and Duchess Of Cambridge will be visiting poland and germany for an official visit injuly. The taxi app uber has lost its high Court Challenge over new language requirement rules planned for private hire vehicles. The court ruled against uber to stop plans for strict new rules on the need for its drivers and those of other private Hire Services to prove their reading and Writing Skills in english to operate in london. Our Legal Correspondent Clive Coleman is outside the high court. Tell us more about this ruling . The reason why this was such an important case for uber was that Transport For London had set down a requirement that drivers of private hire cars, not black cabs, there are Something Like a of those licensed in the capital, Transport For London, tefl, is the licensing authority. They set down a requirement that drivers had to demonstrate not only that they could understand english when it was spoken to them but also demonstrate an understanding of Written English and they were required to undertake and they were required to undertake a written test, part of which included writing a short essay. Uber argued that was discriminatory and unlawful, unreasonable, it discriminated against drivers who came from countries where english was not predominantly spoken. They sought tojudicially was not predominantly spoken. They sought to Judicially Review the position of this written test. They made the point that drivers who for insta nce made the point that drivers who for instance could read road signs and even instance could read road signs and eve n pass instance could read road signs and even pass the driving test would potentially fall foul of this written test, if you like it was a test too far. Today they have lost that challenge, Mrjustice Mitty Rubel Transport For London, because they are the regulator looking at Public Safety, are entitled to ask drivers to meet a Comprehension Test of both verbal and Written English and has effectively ruled against uber. The reason that this is such a significant ruling is that uber say it could mean that 30,000 drivers will lose their livelihood, they say that over a three year period some 70,000 applicants could fail this test and failed to become licensed drivers. However, Transport For London throughout has said it is a matter of Public Safety and today the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has welcomed the high court ruling, saying it is part of the process of driving up standards of safety for the public and it is critically important that drivers of uber under the Privatised Companies understand information given to them by passengers and their own company both in a verbal form and passengers and their own company both in a verbalform and in a written form. Uber won a couple of points including whether drivers should have private hire insurance throughout the year, even on holiday, not driving people. They won on that and on a point relating to have on the 24 7 call centre in london. 0n the main point, critical to their business model, they lost and it means, they say, many, many thousands of drivers will not be able to get their licence and not be able to get their licence and not be able to get their licence and not be able to drive for uber. Many people see this as the regulator catching up see this as the regulator catching up with technology. In the gig economy, Companies Like uber have grown quickly, regulator struggling to catch up with technology have looked at this, looked at Public Safety, imposed a written test, uber has challenged it and has lost today. Within the last few minutes we had heard that uber will appeal over the language test requirements. For now, clive, thank you. A short bit of news about the proposed deal by fox of sky tv. The government has said it is, and i quote, minded to examine the ta keover of quote, minded to examine the Takeover Of Sky by Rupert Murdoch after the deal today was notified to the european commission. That means the european commission. That means the notification to brussels means that the department for culture, media and sport has ten working days to decide whether the bid should be examined by the Media Regulator in the uk, office macro, to see if it would damage media the rarity. The Government Minister has said that she is minded to do so. Theresa may has strongly attacked the snp, saying it was obsessed with independence regardless of fact and reality. Speaking at the scottish conservative conference in glasgow, the Prime Minister accused the snp of neglecting and mismanaging Public Services in scotland, and said it was the poorest and most vulnerable who benefited most from the union between scotland and the rest of the uk. While the snp continues to suggest it could call a second independence referendum soon as a result of the brexit vote, the Prime Minister has refused to say whether or not she would grant permission for the vote to take place. 0ur Political Corresponds and Glenn Campbell was listening to the speech. Political correspondent. Independence is the key fault line in scottish politics, whether scotla nd in scottish politics, whether scotland should remain in the uk or become an independent country did not go away after the 2014 referendum, to some extent the debate has intensified after the uk asa debate has intensified after the uk as a whole voted to leave the european union, or be about voters in scotland voted to remain. Albeit about voters in scotland. There is a question that snp leader and Scottish First minister Nicola Sturgeon will press for another vote on independence, so today Prime Minister theresa may came to this conference and made an unashamed. And Unashamedly Unionist case, arguing that scotland should remain in the uk and rejecting the snp argument that it is important for scotla nd argument that it is important for scotland to stay within the european Single Market and the european union, arguing that the uk market is much more important to Scottish Interests. In fact the eu comes third after the rest of the uk and the rest of the world as a market for scottish goods. And yet the snp proposed Scottish Independence, which would Wrench Scotland out of its biggest market. They think independence is the answer to every question in every circumstance, regardless of fact and reality. It simply does not add up and we should never stop saying so. Applause the Prime Minister has not said whether or not she would be willing to grab the Scottish Government the power to hold another referendum if, indeed, Nicola Sturgeon says that is where she wants to go. But it is almost as if the Prime Minister and the uk government is preparing for that eventuality, because her speech was all about making the case for scotla nd was all about making the case for scotland to remain within the uk. It was a sort of come and have a go if you think youre hard in a speech from theresa may, as if she is anticipating that amount to come from the snp. That is Glenn Campbell in glasgow. Earlier i spoke to the former First Minister of scotland alex salmond, and snp europe spokesman, who said theresa may should listen to the scottish voters. Theresa may has to show she has some understanding of the scottish political situation, she showed precious little today. Today she announced a power grab, she is proposing that if brexit goes ahead, the powers that should go back to scotla nd the powers that should go back to scotland on fishing, farming and other issues, she will retain them at westminster because she liked the look of the scottish Economic Zone. It isa look of the scottish Economic Zone. It is a fundamental attack on the very principle and foundation of the Scottish Parliament of 1999 which said specifically that anything not reserved to westminster should be run in scotland. The Prime Minister is attacking the very foundations of the Scottish Parliament, and will do it to her cost. That was alex salmond talking to us a little earlier. The headlines. Air accident and best to say the pilot of the vintage jet which crashed at the shoreham airshow was flying too low and too slow when he started to look manoeuvre slow when he started to look manoeuvre Air Accident Investigators say. 11 people on the ground were killed. Taxi abu the has a lot has lost a high court bid to stop english language Testing Rules being imposed on its drivers. Theresa may has accused the snp of the betting Public Services in scotla nd the betting Public Services in scotland because it is obsessed with theissue scotland because it is obsessed with the issue of independence. Lets get the sport with you. Britains eilidh doyle and Laviai Nielsen are through to the semi finals of the 400 metres at the european indoor athletics championships. There will be three britons in sundays final of the 3000 metres. Laura muir is bidding for glory in that and the 1500 metres. As a result she took it easy in qualifying by finishing fifth in her heat behind steph twell who was second. Eilish mccolgan completes the trio. But frances Floria Gay Guei has been disqualified after tangling with Denisa Rossolova of the Czech Republic. It ended in a heavy fall. You can follow all the action from belgrade live on bbc two. Great britains Sophie Thornhill beat team mate Lora Fachie To Tandem Pursuit gold on day one of the para track World Championships in los angeles. The world title for the 21 year old, piloted by corrine hall, was the fifth in her career. The event is an important one for visually impaired athletes hoping to gain Qualification Points towards next yea rs commonwealth games. We didnt even know we were having a World Championships until seven weeks ago, so to come away with the world title, we jumped weeks ago, so to come away with the world title, wejumped on weeks ago, so to come away with the world title, we jumped on the weeks ago, so to come away with the world title, wejumped on the bike and itjust clicked and seven weeks later we are on the top step of the podium. Captains could be given more responsibility in top level football to encourage a better relationship between players and officials. Under new proposals from the ifab the International Football Association Board captains would be the only players permitted to speak to referees about major incidents. They are discussing the possible changes at their annual meeting today. We see in other sports sometimes the captain has a greater responsibility. If you look at cricket, the captain of the england tea m cricket, the captain of the england team is almost more important during the match than the coach. We would not want to move in that direction but certainly we believe the captain could play a much stronger role and we have very much been moved in this direction not least by the players and coaches, who say use the captain is more, we are responding to that. We ta ke is more, we are responding to that. We take of you very much, what football want . We have to respond to that, football wants better behaviour, better image of the game and captains may play a role. Well new rules were brought in at the start of the current season to allow referees to punish abuses more harshly. Today the fa have seen fit to increase the ban of aston villas leandro bacuna, from the normal three to six matches after he barged into a linesman at the end of their home win over derby last weekend. That is all the sport for now, i will be back at around 1 30pm. Counting is underway for Northern Irelands Assembly election vote. Polls closed last night with final results expected tomorrow afternoon. There has been a big increase in turnout compared to last year was my collection, up 10 in some constituencies. Letsjoin my constituencies. Lets join my colleague Annita Mcveigh in belfast. Thank you very much. Back at the Titanic Exhibition Centre, whether votes for the four belfast constituencies are being counted, but that is under way right across Northern Ireland. That election rebecca just referred to, the last one, wasjust ten months rebecca just referred to, the last one, was just ten months ago, rebecca just referred to, the last one, wasjust ten months ago, but that certainly has not put voters. In fact, we are seeing a reenergised electorate this time around. They know an awful lot is at stake, namely the future of the devolved assembly at stormont. Voters are wrote in big numbers, a string of constituencies where the turnout is up constituencies where the turnout is up by constituencies where the turnout is up by ten percentage points, in some constituencies more than that. Joining me now is bbc Northern Irelands political correspondence and commentator and author barney rowan. First of all, enda, why is turnout up so significant and what do the numbers mean . It is like we have turned the clock back in terms of interest in the election, an increase of 10 in some constituencies, 13 in others. Two factors are at play in relation to why this has significantly increased, number one is the reason for the snap election, triggered because we had the botched Energy Scheme which might cost taxpayers hearup to scheme which might cost taxpayers hear up to halve the billion pounds. This was the best opportunities vote rs this was the best opportunities voters got to have their say on the scheme and how the whole system has unravelled. The second and pubs most fundamental point, this campaign has been fought along tribal lines, the larger parties have gone back into the trenches and used fear tactics to try to get the vote out. It is a sense in the denial and that whenever you tell people that the threat from the other side is so great, you need to step out and votes, it usually strikes a chord and it looks like voters, particularly from the two nationalist parties, have heeded that message and turned out in their numbers. Thank you. Barney, your thoughts on this turnout and the numbers, are we basically seeing the big parties that were in the previous assembly, sinn fein and the dup, getting their call vote out, or any signs of change . dup, getting their call vote out, or any signs of change . I think they will be the big parties. I think there will be a reboot and refocus this process. Perhaps this crisis was needed to waken people out of slumber, to waken them out of complacency. We got to a point where people were taking the political agreement for granted, the good friday agreement of 1998. Of course we not affect electing straight back into a government, it will be followed by a negotiation of some impossible issues on the table to be resolved. Electing to a negotiation process. You call some of the issues impossible, remind our viewers what the key issues at stake are . Partnership government is the big issue, the republican complaint leading to this crisis was that partnership was not working. The ghosts of one Party Partnership was not working. The ghosts of one party rule had come back into their minds and into play. Then there is a question of Northern Irelands violent past, what process will address it . They have been trying for ten years to consultation and negotiation to get something sorted out but has not worked. Another republican demand is for an Irish Language act, the dup leader Arlene Foster dismissed that saying that if you feed the crocodile, a reference to sinn fein, it will come back for more. The term crocodile as pa rt of back for more. The term crocodile as part of what is reenergised and re motivated part of what is reenergised and re motivated that part of what is reenergised and re motivated that nationalist vote, why we are seeing these numbers. we get the dup and sinn fein back as the two largest parties and they have three weeks to come up with a sensibly First Minister and deputy First Minister, that will not happen . Sinn fein have put down a red line, they have said while the Public Inquiry is happening into that tobacco but enda made reference to, that Arlene Foster cannot be in government. Into that tobacco. 0ther dup prepared to put in a caretaker, if you like . It is a huge issue in itself. The idea that this can be sorted out in a few weeks seems unrealistic. To go back to that thought of the reboot and the refocus, maybe it needs the time and the pause after this election to try to get it right this time. Many people see this negotiation as a la st people see this negotiation as a last chance. Thank you very much. 0nce last chance. Thank you very much. Once we know he the new Assembly Members are and that period that ta kes members are and that period that takes us up to the 27th Of March has passed, it will be over to Northern Ireland secretary james brokenshire, in the absence of a First Minister deputy First Minister being appointed, to decide what happens next. The westminster government does not have the appetite to impose direct rule, which would also involve new legislation. The most likely scenario is he would try to find more way of buying more time in the hope that a solution could be found to make the devolved institutions work again. We will keep a very close eye on this very interesting election so far, and election in which some things are the same and there are many unknowns, well have more coverage throughout the day. Back to you, rebecca. Many thanks. The pressure on the us Attorney GeneralJeff Sessions is expected to continue today despite his decision yesterday to remove himself from an fbi investigation into russias alleged interference in the us elections. His democrat opponents in congress say mr sessions lied under oath over his contacts with russian diplomats. Donald trump has called the claim a witch hunt. Joining us from washington is jane 0brien. Donald trump says it is which fred witchhunt, the Foreign Secretary for russia says it is a witchhunt, is this the end of the affair . Where does it go now . |j affair . Where does it go now . think that the moment, Jeff Sessions is safe. He has removed himself from any allegation into russian interference with the election. That has satisfied republicans who were uneasy about his performance at his Confirmation Hearing, but i suspect it will not satisfy democrats. They will continue calling for his resignation. The thing is that this is really all about transparency, it is really all about transparency, it isa is really all about transparency, it is a self inflicted wound by the Trump Administration. Add Jeff Sessions at that hearing said, yes, in my capacity as a senator of course i met with the Russian Ambassador, that would have gone away. Had Jeff Sessions said. It would never have reached the proportions that it did. Because he did not mention that, it looks bad. This has been the situation that has bedevilled the Trump Administration from day one. It looks bad. Nobody really knows who met who, what was said at those meetings, that is why democrats have so much ammunition to be able to say, well, Jeff Sessions should go. It turns out that other senior members of president trumps team have had contacts with the russians . Again, it goes back to transparency. There is nothing wrong on the face of it with meeting any russian. Jared kushner, donald trump lovemark son in law, met with the ambassador, with Mike Flynn Donald trumps son in law. Mike flynn was a Security Adviser forced to resign not because he met with any russian but because he lied about it and misled the Vice President , that is why donald trump asked for his resignation. It comes back to transparency. At the moment the issue. Jeff sessions may be safe for now but the issue has not gone away. There has been talk about donald trump publishing his tax returns, that this might help the whole issue of transparency and prove once and for all whether he has any links with russian business . And it might not, we dont know. We have never seen his tax returns, we dont know what is in them. If he did, we would know one way or another, perhaps. We just did, we would know one way or another, perhaps. Wejust dont know. That is what this is all about. Good to talk to you, jane, thanks. I want to bring you some news just coming from our colleagues in newcastle, a businessman and a former head teacher has been found guilty of a string of Sexual Assaults on boys. Colin gregg, 75 and from newcastle, had denied nine cou nts and from newcastle, had denied nine counts of india shouldnt assault on four boys over almost 30 years indecent assault. But a jury at Leeds Crown Court which had heard claims he abused one in a Swimming Pool and others in a gym at his home convicted him on all counts. He claimed to be the victim of a Police Witchhunt and had previously been found not guilty of a similar offence in 1997. But this time he has been found guilty, colin gregg from newcastle, of a string of Sexual Assaults on boys. He is now 75. Let us catch up with revenues now. Hello there. Good afternoon. We have rain to the weekend. We have rain today through many parts of the country, it is Heading Northwards across england and. Lots of wet weather and Northern Ireland. Showery bursts of rain in two wheels on the south west. The may remain dry and bright. Into wheels. A frosty start for northern scotland, not as cold tonight. Rain moving into scotland. Continuing to be wed in Northern Ireland. Showery rain for england and wales. Temperatures on the high side. More blue on the chart for the weekend, persistent Rain And Snow for scotland. Wet weather for Northern Ireland. Rain and snow for scotland. Wet weatherfor Northern Ireland. Wet weatherfor Northern Ireland. Wet weather for eastern counties. A little sunshine and some showers around. All change on sunday, Bands Of Rain Pushing into england and we re of rain pushing into england and were a, Dry Over Scotland and Northern Ireland. This is bbc newsroom live. The headlines at 12 30. Air Accident Investigators say the pilot of the vintage jet which crashed at the shoreham airshow was flying too low and too slow when he started a Loop Manoeuvre. Eleven people on the ground were killed. The Taxi App Company uber has lost its high Court Challenge over new language requirements planned for the drivers of private hire vehicles. Theresa may has accused the snp of neglecting Public Services in scotland because its obsessed with the issue of independence. The Prime Minister said securing the union was vital to the uks future prosperity and security. We should never be shy of making that positive case for the union because logic and facts are on our side. Because logic and facts are on our side. Unstructured and disorganised the police force which investigated the sudden death of 13 month old Poppi Worthington comes under fire for failing to examine claims she was sexually abused by her father. Stab victims are paying vets to stitch their wounds because they fear police will get involved if they go to hospital, votes are being counted following yesterdays Assembly Election in Northern Ireland. Its the second election to be held in ten months, after the collapse of the Power Sharing executive in january. In the past half an hour, the final report into the shoreham Airshow Disaster two years ago in which eleven people were killed has been released. It concludes that the pilot of the vintagejet, which crashed on to a main road, could have acted to abort his display. Air Accident Investigators say his Loop Manoeuvre started too low and too slow. The pilot didnt realise how low he was. And, there could have been an issue with being able to read the flight instruments. Joining me now from our southampton studio is major george bacon, Deputy Chairman of the British Air Display Association and himself a Civil Aviation authority air accident investigator. I appreciate the support has only just been published but what are your initial thoughts . It is a massive undertaking. The investigators have gone into every aspect of the year displayed. First of all i think it is welcome after this 18 months, especially for the families to help get understanding and closure. Clearly we are now going to reset the boundaries as to how he displays are conducted. A huge amount of work has been undertaken as a result of Special Bulletin flashed year. undertaken as a result of Special Bulletin flashed year. I think there will be much greater scrutiny and a redefinition of boundaries, especially overland, in the wee ear displays are conducted. In the past permission has been granted in the form of a line and it has not spelt out the surrounding areas. 0n form of a line and it has not spelt out the surrounding areas. On behalf of the organisers, they did everything that was required of them before their shoreham Air Crash Show in 2015. Permission was granted by the caa but we will move to slightly more of a us style format whereby we define clearly the area on the ground underneath which the entire aerial activity takes place. That must therefore be sanitised or protected. Is the logical conclusion that the regulations which were in place when the accident took place we re place when the accident took place were not stringent enough . That is a real difficulty, hindsight is a wonderful thing. We always want to do things better when we look backwards but i do not know that all those regulatory issues were in any way a cause or factor in what happened on the day. Therein lies the nub of the thing, Human Frailty is that the cornerstone of everything we do as human beings across the transport network. Simply, it is almost impossible to regulate finitely every single outcome of this sort of aviation activity. Who is actually in charge of safety at an air show, that does not seem to be clear . I have seen it as the event organiser, in accordance with established documents. For all sorts of events like festivals across the uk. This inquiry has dealt into areas which have not been examined and thorough detail. That is probably because it shows have been delivered incredibly safely for well over 70 years. Nonetheless accept a review is a timely thing to do. In this case, the consultation has thrown up some very interesting observations. I have little doubt we will kneel down who exactly appeared to be the responsible people for safety hero. It seems incredible that had not already been nailed down. Will kneel down. Yes, you have to apply for this eee for permission. My view is that the organisers felt that once they presented their case for any display, it is examined by this eee for which you then get permission and they continued their activity on that basis. When will these regulations been nailed down and how confident are you Something Like this will never happen again . It is impossible for me to speculate on what may or may not happen. All we can do is refine in detail as much as we can to try and prevent such a tragic accident ever happening again. A lot has already occurred. There have been several Special Bulletins, especially in the Risk Assessment area. We are going to move into another round now, probably within six months to stop there are another two review is going on, one with the military authorities, looking at separation distances for some time now with an independent consultancy. I therefore think there will be two phases of review of the regulations. This eee had just published litigation of one review which should come then in early april. The military authorities will report later this year. I have little doubt the inquest will drop questions we have not yet asked. Thank you very much for your time this morning. Thank you very much for your time this morning. The main centre right candidate in the french president ial race, Francois Fillon, has suffered a further blow with the resignation of his spokesman, amid continuing fallout over allegations of fakejobs. Pressure has been growing on mr fillon a former Prime Minister to step down, following reports that he paid Family Members for parliamentaryjobs they didnt do. They deny wrongdoing, and he insists hell fight on. Live to paris Hugh Schofield is there for us. Tell us more about the spokesman and why he going . The spokesman is quite an important figure in the party and it is significant because he is the public face of the campaign, one of the public faces, there are several spokesman. He is not the first. It is not an isolated defection, up to 50 people have publicly distanced themselves from the Francois Fillon campaign or resigned from membership of the campaign team. There is a real Crisis Facing Francois Fillon. It is not just real Crisis Facing Francois Fillon. It is notjust People Grumbling in the background, there is definitely a sense that a plan b might be being put forward with alain juppe, a sense that a plan b might be being put forward with alainjuppe, the defeated candidate being put back into the frame. 0ver defeated candidate being put back into the frame. Over the next couple of days, i think this will have to resolve its way one way or another. This involves the Republican Party ina very this involves the Republican Party in a very suspenseful moments with theresa may Francois Fillon date hanging in the balance. He did pledge earlier in the week to hang on . Yes, this is why we did we do have to be careful. Pressure is building but the fact is that at every step in this scandal or investigation, he has come under huge pressure but in his character, there is something of this stolid and determined, Silent Demeanour Whichjust and determined, silent demeanour which just keeps and determined, Silent Demeanour Whichjust keeps going. And determined, silent demeanour which just keeps going. That may well keep him going again now. He appears to be utterly convinced of his own honesty in the matter and is convinced that as a plot out to get him but things are changing around him. People are leaving no and there isa him. People are leaving no and there is a great deal of anger in the party, among his opponents in the party, among his opponents in the party, that he is sacrificing what should have been an open election on the basis of this stub earnest and moral vanity. There is also anger he seems now to be directing his anger in that last Press Conference against the institution in this country. This is fatal, you cannot turn around now and attack the judiciary, this is not how we will win. This is dishonest and it undermines the image of the party as the party of the republic. How is this playing with the public at large . Obviously we know he has gone down in the polls. He is now third placed in the polls. If there is Francois Fillon candidacy, it looks like he will be knocked out and will not run against Marine Le Pen in the second round. That is a new poll today which is interesting which says if alain juppe today which is interesting which says if alainjuppe replaced him, he would come first in round one of the election and it would be a second round between him and Emmanuel Macron which adds to the pressure for him to step down. People are saying if we had alainjuppe, we could actually win. More to come i ensure, thank you for talking to us. Iam ensure, thank you for talking to us. I am sure. Stabbing victims in nottingham have paid vets to treat their injuries. Theyre reluctant to go to hospital, because they dont want the police involved. Now this regions Major Trauma Unit is planning a radical solution. Victims will be offered confidential help from youth workers, at their hospital bedside. This exclusive report from our correspondent, jeremy ball. Another stabbing, another victim, this time in leicester. But many people injured in Blade Attacks refused to speak to the police. Nathan ended up in hospital after being slashed across his face and hands near his home in nottingham. They start asking questions like how did it happen . I have to lie to them because i do not want it so they know that you are the one who got stabbed and youre the one most likely to retaliate and that is why pitch in a bad position. Puts you. Also, to your friends, it looks from their aspect that you being an informant, you are snitching on people. They say snitches get stitches. Other people who already need stitches that might need stitches refuse to go to hospital to avoid involving the police. We have been told that some victims hop out of ambulances while others look for people who can stitch them up at home. Nottingham boxing coach Marcellus Baz runs Knife Crime Workshops for schools and young offenders. I have come across it quite a few times where people have known vets on a personal level and ask them to stitch them up. It is happening here in nottingham. They have to get stitched and they know if they go to hospital they will get police involvement. Why would a vet do that . Maybe make a little money on the side. Now the Major Trauma Unit that covers the East Midlands is going to try a new approach which does not involve the police. Youth workers will be embedded with doctors to offer Victims Confidential Support at the time they are the most receptive. Whether this is the young person going on to become a perpetrator of violence against someone else or it is the community and the violence just continues, that is what were looking to stop in that short of opportunity when it is difficult to accept that help until you recognise you need it. When you realise you are vulnerable. Hes been invited to nottingham because of his track record in hospitals in london. Does nathan think it can work here . I think it would be a great idea. We give them the knowledge and tools to know about the consequences if they do retaliate. The Royal College of veterinary surgeons says it has not received any complaints about vets treating human wins but anyone with concerns can report them. Newsjust in human wins but anyone with concerns can report them. News just in from reading crown court, Louise Stratford who is 24 and from oxford has been sentenced for three years and eight months for causing the date the death of 28 year old gavin roberts. He was living in swindon and was dead to dangerous driving. Lewis stratford was on the phone arguing with his girlfriend at the time. He has been banned from driving for years and ten months from the 24th Of January earlier this year when he pleaded guilty. Last week we introduced interviewed Lewis Stratford when he met meg williamson, who is the girlfriend of the man who was killed. You can say that interview and read the article on our website. For a full summary of the news you can find it all on our website and get all the news on the top stories. Let us bring you up to date with the headline. The Accident Investigators say the pilot of the vintage jet which crashed at shoreham airshow was flying too low and too slow when he started an oeuvre. 11 people died. Taxi hailing app uber have lost a n died. Taxi hailing app uber have lost an injunction about language restrictions on their drivers. Theresa may has accused the snp of neglecting Public Services in scotla nd neglecting Public Services in scotland because it is obsessed with Scottish Independence. Websites that sell Prescription Medicines can seem a tempting alternative to visiting a gp, especially if youre having problems getting a suitable doctors appointment. But theres a warning these Online Services are putting patients at risk. Thats according to the Health Regulator in england, the Care Quality Commission. It follows a 5 live investigation into Online Pharmacies selling antibiotics. Dr Faye Kirkland a gp and broadcaster has she sent this investigative report. You can just visit treatit. Com, at treatit. Com all dan has to do. 283 different drugs available for 77 medical problems. No examination needed, just an online form that gets reviewed by one of their doctors and Prescription Medication delivered to your door within 24 hours. What the website doesnt tell you is that this company was suspended by the Cqc In December Last year. Treatit. Coms headquarters are behind me here in bolton. Now, last year, as part of an investigation, we went on their website and ordered antibiotics. We posed as a man and said wed had Ear Pain Forjust a couple of days. But halfway through the form they started asking us questions about being a woman. Now, this raises significant concerns about identity checks. Then, they sent this medication through the post to treat the ear pain, as a gp i can tell you that ive never given it for this condition, as it simply wouldnt work. That drug wouldnt have killed the bugs that typically cause ear infections. This finding worried the cqc, the watchdog for online prescribing services, as a result they inspected hr healthcare, who run treatit. Com, and another online provider, md direct. The reports published today highlight concerns with both firms over safety, inappropriate prescriptions, and the qualifications of clinicians. Hr healthcare told us they are now working to improve their microprocessors and the error with the medication we received was due to a system glitch. Following our inspection, md direct voluntarily cancelled its registration. The cqc has so far inspected a quarter of the companies registered in england. Weve now inspected 11 of these providers. The first two reports are published today, and they are shocking. Look, i really understand the difficulties the public have because the websites look incredibly professional, but the registration with the Care Quality Commission is really important, and we are now inspecting all of those sites. And theres another concern, the sale of antibiotics on the sites. Because bacteria become resistant, standard treatments become ineffective. This is a particular worry to lord 0neill, who led The Governments review on how and when antibiotics are used. We need to stop treating antibiotics as though they are sweets. And we need to be a lot tougher and disciplined about how they are being used. Our review showed if we carry on down the same path around the world, in another 30 odd years 10 Million People a year will be dying. This is one of many steps that are needed, and i really welcome what youve done. For the first time, the cqc has published a clear set of standards for these online providers. For example, they must verify patients match their photo id, such as through a skype check. Get a comprehensive medical history. And seek permission to contact a patients gp. The cqc will have inspected all Online Services in england by the end of this year. But until then, the message is clear, its better to buy with caution. Fay kirkland, bbc news. Robertjones was only 19 years old when he was arrested for the notorious killing of a british tourist, julie stott, as well as three robberies and a brutal rape. He had no previous convictions, and by the time of his trial, another man had already been convicted ofjulies murder. But still robert was to spend the next 24 years of his life locked up in some of louisianas most dangerous prisons for crimes that he didnt commit. After a Long Campaign forjustice, he was released in 2015 now, finally all charges against him have been dropped and his name cleared. Joanna gosling talked to robert and his lawyers Richard Davis and emily maw for the Victoria Derbyshire programme. Well, initially i thought it was a prank, some type ofjoke. I didnt do anything, so, i mean, it had to be some type of prank. I didnt do it. And when you ask the people that were there, in my house, in my residence, where i was arrested from, i mean, what else could i have done . You know . Were there many people around you who believed in you, who knew you were innocent . Being charged with those horrific crimes, that wasnt my character as a person, but, individually, you know, my family, as well as my friends, they knew i was innocent. When you went to jail, what State Of Mind were you in . Were you determined to fight . Theres no way in the world i can stay in prison for something i didnt do. So. Fighting it to that extent, you know, it never came to the equation, because i still, you know, had a sense of hope, thinking that, you know, individually these charges would be dropped and i would be free. When you went to jail, you could barely read, during yourtime injail you passed your High School Diploma and you studied law so that you could become your own advocate. When you had that focus and that reason study, did you then find yourself a natural student . Yes, i mean, i had no luxury to quit. I was sentenced to life in prison, and life in louisiana is, like, Life Without Parole or suspended sentence, you know, i was sent there to die. I had no luxury to quit. I mean, i had to, you know, i was compelled, because i wanted to be free. I stayed on the fact that i knew the truth, i was innocent, and justice will prevail, i did not have a lot of choice. Can you believe you are out now . Oh, yes, yes i do. Lets bring in your lawyers, because these were the two people you got in touch with at the Innocence Project in new orleans. And what they went on to discover was mind blowing in terms of the Miscarriage Ofjustice you had been a victim of. And the fact you had been framed for crimes you did not commit, as we said. Roberts case presents every single thing that can go wrong in a criminal case in an overcrowded courthouse, in a place that looks up more young black men than any other place per capita in the world. The judge, the court system failed robert, the District Attorneys Office failed robert, and his lawyer failed robert. And whether some of those failings were deliberate, sorry, whether they were a product of an overburdened system, or whether when you get down to it there is certainly some deliberate misconduct on part of the state, knowing that they had prosecuted another man for this, and charged robert with it anyway. Those are the kinds of questions that are going to be answered over the next couple of years in professional liability issues with some of the lawyers who were involved. During the years that you were injail you had three children who grew up without you being able to be there as a father. You can never get back the experiences that you would have had during that part of your life. How do you come to terms with that . Because im free now, im nota monster, im a better person in the sense of understanding, you know, whats going on in my society, posed to when i came and when i went to prison. I was a young, confused boy, didnt understand what was going on, but now i do. My kids have done well. The system didnt destroy me, it didnt destroy my kids, were moving on, and that dont make it right, because what happened was wrong, it was an injustice. Robertjones talking to my colleague Joanna Gosling there and you can see the full 12 minute interview on the Victoria Derbyshire Programme Page at bbc. Co. Uk victoria. We just received the final figures for the Northern Ireland elections. A 10 increase on the paulfor the last election. More on that later but first the weather. Hello there, we would be big changes in the weather this weekend. Rain on the way, perhaps a few dry and bright spells. Rain for many parts of the country, today it is Heading Northwards, along with this thick clouds across Northern England and on to Northern Ireland. Something drier coming in for the southern counties of england but as the wind picks up for southwest wales, we could pick up some rain in the afternoon. Dry across the south east of england. A little bit brighter. 12 degrees or so. As the rain moves northwards, it will feel cold. Colder in Northern Ireland as the rain becomes heavier. Most of scotla nd rain becomes heavier. Most of scotland will be dry, the northern half of scotland enjoying sunshine. 0ne half of scotland enjoying sunshine. One or two showers in the northern isles. This was the picture in lerwick earlier today. Nice blue skies. Chilly in the far north of scotland. Not as cold as last night, the cloud is moving northwards with fedayeen which will bring snow over the mountains in scotland. Still quite wet for Northern Ireland, persistent rain. Showery rain across england and wales. A lot of cloud. A lot of blue on the charge for saturday. Wet and miserable for eastern scotland, snow over the high ground. Rain in Northern England and Northern Ireland for a time. Away from year, perhaps a glimpse of sunshine. Still a few showers around. A cold day, especially in scotland. We have some snow to come in the alps as well. Very heavy snow over the weekend. That will bring hazardous conditions, possibly avalanches. Low pressure dominates our weather on sunday. Moving away to the north. Scotland and Northern Ireland will get bands of rain coming in. Stronger winds. Ireland will get bands of rain coming in. Strongerwinds. A ireland will get bands of rain coming in. Stronger winds. A change from saturday to sunday and it will be cold in the south as well. Do we keep this weather pattern . I suppose so, more rain for southern regions on monday and then another band of rain comes in wet on tuesday. Pilot errors led to the shoreham air crash which killed 11 men say Accident Investigators. The final report says the stunt was performed to low and too slow. Investigators say the pilot of the Vintage Plane which crashed onto a dual carriageway could have taken action to abort his display even after he started his loop the loop. We wear their names on our kit, so theyll always be remembered by us as great footballers. First of all, they were superb players and brilliant friends. Will be live at Farnborough Airport shortly. Also this lunchtime theresa may accuses the snp of neglecting Public Services in scotland because