stories. we will be lift in plymouth in a moment or two. first, let s head to the bbc sport centre. good evening. we re starting with cricket. england should sleet a little bit easier ahead of day two of their fourth test. already, of course, 2 down in the series and they need a wind. that is more realistic now after their disappointed start was rescued. in test cricket, sometimes the stage can be the main character. these cracks on the pitch are like chasms of our batters. they make everything unpredictable. decided to brave it and they made a solid enough start until. again, deep trouble. watch how that bill moved and look how this one kept low. england s captain said he had never seen a pitch like this. his team, five wickets down. they now did something unusual. they were careful. nudged past 50. this was a new tempo. slow moving, gradually regaining control. he allowed others to add occasional rays of sunshine. the odd glimpse of ultra attacking cricket to which cricket
in syria, with no chance of returning to the uk. here s dame sue carr, the lady chiefjustice of england and wales, delivering the ruling in the court of appeal. in conclusion, for these reasons, we unanimously dismissed the appeal. it could be argued that the decision on ms begum because my case was harsh. it could also be argued that ms begum is the author of her own misfortune. but it is not for this court to agree or disagree with either a point of view. our only task is to assess whether the deprivation decision was unlawful. we have concluded it was not, and the appeal is dismissed. let s speak to maya foa, an executive director of reprieve a legal action non governmental organisation representing ms begum. what is your reaction to this? well, it is obviously what is your reaction to this? well, it is obviously a what is your reaction to this? -ii it is obviously a disappointing decision but in some ways not surprising. what we have heard here is the court again sh
continuing to support refugees. weather wise, much colder this morning weather wise, much colder this morning a weather wise, much colder this morning. a bit more sunshine around. details morning. a bit more sunshine around. details on morning. a bit more sunshine around. details on that and the weekend forecast details on that and the weekend forecast coming up here on breakfast. it s friday, the 23rd of february. our main story. average household energy bills are expected to fall when the new ofgem price cap is announced this morning. the cap affects 29 million households in england, wales and scotland. campaigners say that, even with a drop in charges to consumers, many will still struggle to pay their bills. our cost of living correspondent, kevin peachey, reports. jackie s moved her armchairs into the kitchen, so she only needs to warm one room. it s one of many changes around her home to keep her energy use and bills down. i ve worked all my life, and a lot of
refugee camp in february 2019. we are waiting for that to get going, and we will cross to the court of appeal as soon as that starts. the emergency services in the spanish city of valencia have confirmed that at least four people have died in a massive fire in a high rise apartment building. the government says 1a people are still unaccounted for. the blaze spread rapidly, stoked by highly inflammable cladding. vincent mcaviney reports. firefighters in valencia were first alerted at around 5:30 yesterday afternoon after a blaze broke out on one of the building s lower floors. it quickly spread, with eyewitnesses saying it engulfed the entire iii storey structure in a matter of minutes. residents fled to their balconies with firefighters making dramatic rescues. others waited in the smoke for their turn. translation: it s shocking. i i don t know what to make of it. it s sad, very sad. translation: i told my daughter and mother-in-law to leave. - other people stayed inside. th
firefighters are continuing to search for survivors with at least 4 people confirmed to have died and up to 15 still reported missing, after a fire engulfed a high rise apartment complex in the spanish city of valencia. flames were finally put out early this morning. there are fears that the highly flammable cladding on the building s facade may have helped the fire spread as in the 2017 tragedy, at london s grenfell tower. guy hedgecoe reports from madrid. with the blaze now under control, firefighters are appraising the state of the building and searching for those who are unaccounted for. with temperatures inside still extremely high, the task is not easy. the spanish government said 14 people were still missing. some are thought to be foreign nationals, making it harder to trace them. gala kotova, who is ukrainian and lives in the building, was home with her nine year old son when the fire started. i was on the terrace and i noticed the smoke and it was getting more