Scientists grow human eggs in a laboratory for the first time. Remote driving system activated. Weight, which side of the road as it . Just drive. Calm down. And in the film review well be talking black panther, as marvels highly anticipated movie is released. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at five. Our main story, families of some of the victims of two british Islamic State jihadists, whove been captured in syria, have called for the men to face justice in court. Alexanda kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh were seized by Kurdish Forces last month. Bethany haines, whose father david was murdered by the cell, says the men should be forced to look the people whose lives theyd destroyed in the eye. Nicolas henin, a french journalist held by the group, says they should stand trial in britain. Us Officials Say the group has murdered more than 20 hostages. Richard galpin reports. 34 year old Alexanda Kotey was captured in Eastern Syria last month, along with 29 year old El Shafee Elsheik
Hundreds of outlets are still closed because of a problem with its chicken supply. In the christie goes you reach the first corner. In the christie goes you reach the first corner. And more heartbreak for Elise Christie as hopes of winning a medal at the Winter Olympics are over. Its 5 oclock. Our main story is the crisis at oxfam following allegations of Sexual Misconduct by some of its staff in haiti. The charity has revealed that thousands of people have stopped giving money in the past fortnight. Senior executives have been questioned by mps about the scandal and the head of oxfam gb Mark Goldring apologised wholeheartedly for remarks he made last week when he appeared to downplay what had happened. He also revealed that 26 more Sexual Misconduct allegations have been received by the charity as our correspondent matt cole reports. We should warn you there is flash photography from the top of matts report. If there was any doubt that the senior oxfam leaders were going to face a tou
Coming up, an uncomfortable morning of questioning for oxfam bosses. We are sorry for the damage that oxfam has done. Mps demand the law is changed to help a 6 year old boy. I would urge them to break the law because the law in this case is cruel and lacks compassion. And the case for a bridge across the channel. It is a curiosity that two of the most powerful economies in the world separated by barely 21 miles of water are connected by only one railway line. 0xfam has lost 7000 regular donors since it emerged some of its staff paid women for sex in haiti. Mps spent two hours grilling Senior Executives on the accusations. Then there were the comments made by 0xfams chief executive. In your interview published on saturday, you appeared to be downplaying the scandal, using the parallel with the murder of babies in their cots which many people regarded as grossly inappropriate. May i give you the opportunity to apologise . Certainly. I do apologise. I was thinking under stress. I had give
Have been win to become a light dusting of snow here. Through the rest of the afternoon the rain is going to ease away from the south east corner and well see sunny spells but it wont be very warm. Highest values through the afternoon around 5 7d and a brisk north westerly wind making it feel cool on exposed coasts. Through the evening train arrives to the west, a real west east to divide. As it bumps into cold air in scotland and Northern Ireland, a spell of snow for a time. Here and in sheltered eastern areas we will see the lowest values, blue tone suggesting temperatures will be below freezing first thing tomorrow morning. Snow could be an issue during the early hours of saturday. 5 10 centimetres, maybe nine. Icy stretches with the combination of rain and snow moving into the east. Snow showers across the Lake District, rain through wales and South West England, and thatis that is going to drift steadily east. For many across england and wales, not shaping up to be a particularly
Coming up. An uncomfortable morning of questioning for oxfam bosses. I am sorry, we are sorry, for the damage that oxfam has done. More grilling for carillion this time its those responsible for pensions and auditing. I mean, you are staggering out onto the streets, thinking, god, that was a surprise you were all paid to look after this. And if you can stand the noise, get out of the chamber we get the lowdown on high volume. Huge numbers of people outside this place. Disapprove disapprove of this sort of behaviour. On both sides, stop it. But first, it was the failings by oxfam which dominated the early part of the week. The sense of anger wasntjust down to the wrongdoing i the fact that to the wrongdoing the fact that Charity Workers had paid women for sex in earthquake ravaged haiti it was also the way the organisation dealt with it. And so oxfams bosses steeled themselves for two uncomfortable hours of cross examination by a committee of mps. First, there was the issue of a comment