Numerous terrible crimes against women. but the nicola bulley case is likely to rekindle the debate about whether smaller forces like lancashire, one of 43 in england and wales, are up to the job when the national spotlight is upon them. and we will keep you right up to date throughout the morning if there are any further developments on that story. if you are heading to work for a school this morning and you have been benefiting from the government scheme that caps bus fares at £2, there is some good news. the trial is being extended untiljune. however, not everyone is happy. ben s at the breakfast bus stop to tell us more. good morning. i have been here four hours! there good morning. i have been here four hours! there will good morning. i have been here four hours! there will be good morning. i have been here four hours! there will be three good morning. i have been here four hours! there will be three in - good morning. i have been here four hours! there will be three in a
In store? i will have your full forecast. it s monday the 20th of february. our main story. police in lancashire searching for nicola bulley have begun the formal process of identifying a body found yesterday in the river wyre close to where she disappeared. the 45 year old was last seen more than three weeks ago walking her dog near st michael s on wyre. our north of england correspondent judith moritz reports. the search for nicola bulley has been on land, in water and by air. now, finally, there s news that could be significant. the police were called just after 11:30 yesterday morning to reports of a body in the river wyre. the nearest road was quickly closed off and the footpath along the water s edge also sealed. after a mammoth search which extended all the way to the sea, this discovery was made within a short distance of where nicola went missing near to the village of st michael s on wyre. she was last seen more than three weeks ago in a field
News, in rotherham. for more on this story you can watch a documentary on bbc iplayer it s called send help . let s take a look at some of today s papers. the discovery of a body near to where nicola bulley vanished in lancashire dominates many front pages. the daily mirror has the headline family s worst fear , as the police identification process is still ongoing. the times also leads on that grim discovery it features a picture of the spot along the river bank where police were called to yesterday. the guardian leads on an interview with the world health organisation s incoming chief scientist. jeremy farrar tells the paper that health care workers around the world are absolutely shattered , and that something needs to be done to address a staffing and morale crisis. and if you re still hungry for bafta news, you can go to bbc online. the most watched video this morning