Everywhere we look, there is a blank where she should be. Families of the victims in the boeing ethiopia air crash demand to know why the 737 max was allowed to fly. In pioneering surgery nerves inside paralysed peoples bodies are rewired to give movement to their arms and hands. Good morning, welcome to bbc newsroom alive. We willjust start with some breaking news on the death ofJohn Mccririck, the racing broadcaster whose family have announced that he has died aged 79. He was at the face of channel 4 racing, one of the sports most recognisable figures, famous for his idiosyncratic fashion sense and his larger than life personality. Idiosyncratic fashion sense and his la rger than life personality. He was, of course, an Award Winning journalist for the sporting life and work for itv before he worked for channel 4. His death announced this morning, in the last few minutes, the death ofJohn Mccririck, the racing broadcaster. We will have more on that later. The british car manufacturer,
Matches, she will be able to lift a level. Kim, thank you very much. We will see andy murray, not before 5 30pm, with Serena Williams, on a court to be decided. Look out for koko gauff. Time for a look at the weather heres sarah keith lucas. Contrast across the country, the southern half of the uk getting the lions share of the sunshine. This is the picture in cromer, norfolk. You will probably see the sunshine tomorrow if you are not today. We have that north south split, sunny skies in the south, more cloud and spots of showery rain in the north. Looking at the recent radar picture, you can see where the rainfall has been. Pushing on across the north west of scotland, in particular. A lot of cloud across scotla nd particular. A lot of cloud across scotland and Northern Ireland, patchy cloud in Northern England too. Further south, patchy cloud in Northern England too. Furthersouth, clearer patchy cloud in Northern England too. Further south, clearer skies, across the central and south
Guilty of contempt of court. Learning to move again this man was left paralysed after an accident, now pioneering surgery means he can use his arms again. Ladbrokes went 4 1, hills 5 1, corals 8 1, thats been taken. The racing punditJohn Mccririck, for many years the face of british horse racing, has died at the age of 79. And a centre court debut for the american 15 year old tennis sensation coco gauff. And coming up on bbc news. Well round up the rest of the days play from wimbledon, with the defending champion in the mens singles, novak djokovic, back in action. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. A gang has been convicted of running the uks largest modern slavery ring. Police believe up to 400 victims were forced to work by a gang of polish criminals in the West Midlands who raked in millions. The gang lured Vulnerable People from poland to the uk where they forced them to work for a pittance. Eight people have been found guilty of offences including trafficking, Money
More than 400 victims into manual labour on farms and factories. couldnt even leave the house to go for a walk. They were following me. Spying on me. They were controlling me. The founder of the English Defence league, Tommy Robinson faces jailfor contempt of defence league, Tommy Robinson faces jail for contempt of court. A boost for the uk jail for contempt of court. A boost forthe uk car jail for contempt of court. A boost for the uk car industry. Jaguar land rover is to invest hundreds of millions of pounds to build electric vehicles in birmingham. And at wimbledon, double trouble as andy murray and Serena Williams prepare to start their mixed doubles campaign. Ina to start their mixed doubles campaign. In a moment it will be time for sports day. After the Biggest Network of modern day slavery is exposed in the uk, we will be speaking to theresa mays former envoy about how widespread theissueis former envoy about how widespread the issue is in the uk. Following the issue is in the
Birmingham. And in wimbledon, the dream duo as andy murray and Serena Williams prepared to start their mixed doubles campaign. A gang has been convicted of running the uks largest modern slavery ring. Police believe up to 400 victims were forced to work by a gang of polish criminals in the West Midlands who raked in millions of pounds. The gang cured Vulnerable People from poland to the uk, where they force them to work for a pittance. Eight people have been found guilty of offences including trafficking, Money Laundering and forcing people to perform. Labour. Their victims, some as young as 17, were made to live in rooms like these filthy, often rat infested, with no heating or light, toilets blocked and the stench unbearable. The gang was made up of five men and three women, all from poland. 52 year old ignacy brzezinski, 41 year old Wojciech Nowa kowski and 26 year old jan sadowski were sentenced today to more than a total of 20 years for modern slavery offences. For the first time,