the closure follows a breakdown in the relationship between the crew and the charity. and a dog so brave, he s been given a medal the story of mali who fought through bullets, explosives and his own injuries to save british troops. good evening and welcome to bbc news. four people have died following a mid air collision between a helicopter and a two seater plane in buckinghamshire. the crash happened just after midday, near the village of village of waddesdon, close to aylesbury. police and the air accidents investigation branch have launched a joint investigation to establish what happened. a short time ago, the police gave this update from the scene of the crash. today, just after midday, we had reports from members of the public regarding any accident investigation over waddesdon estate. sadly, a light aircraft and helicopter has crashed and four fatalities have resulted. our priorities today remain with investigating the next of kin, finding out who they are, informing
a couple of games to tell you about this evening. sheffield united top of the championship table after beating burton albion 3 1. they are now one point ahead of wilts in second place. preston drew zero 0-0 with second place. preston drew zero 0 0 with bolton. 0n the cricket now and england s women have lost their series against australia with the hosts having an unassailable lead in the multiformat series and have regained the famous trekking with two games to the despair. england knew it was win or bust for the ashes hopes, not the moment for one of the most chaotic start you will see. second ball, heather knight was caught behind or was she? the catch seemingly taken in front of the stumps. she was then out again. confused? england were as they disintegrated, 16 11 and the ashes surely as good as over. but then a recovery thanks to australian butterfingers and a battling half ce ntu ry butterfingers and a battling half century from danni wyatt. 132 at least gave
through to the semi finals of the australian open. boris johnson arrived at downing street this morning determined, it seemed, to demand more money for the nhs in england, but instead, it is understood that the foreign secretary was rebuked by the prime minister for his highly publicised push to get an extra £100 million a week. theresa may told the cabinet that such conversations about the future of the nhs should remain private. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports from westminster. she can come out in a wheelchair. that s our treatment room anyway, so that s not going to free up a bed. long waits. this gentleman hasjust come in. long days, another glimpse of the pressure at the university of north tees hospital, like wards around the country. we need more beds in the hospital. we need more beds for them to go to. number ten knows hospitals, patients and the public looks at them for answers. however unwelcome visitors making demands really are. reporter: do you
and darkest hour feels like his finest moment. the best actress category is going to be really competitive. so, who will win? sally hawkins, for the shape of water? or frances mcdormand, for three billboards outside ebbing, missouri? maybe margot robbie, for i, tonya. or saoirse ronan, for lady bird. or even perhaps meryl streep, for the post. the position that would put me in. again, that s a really great list. are you going to say we re going to get another british win sally hawkins, in the shape of water, or maybe meryl streep? no way. this year, it s all about frances mcdormand in three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. one of the great dramatic performances of the year. let s start up a database. every baby that was born, stick em on it. i suspect she s right. we ll find out on the 4th of march, when the oscars are awarded, and possibly make history. you just come back! ..if rachel morrison wins for her filming work on mudbound, and becomes the first woman ever to
waterloo station in london as signalling problems angered commuters on the very day it reopens after weeks of engineering works. president trump has arrived in texas, to assess the damage caused by storm harvey, as floodwaters across the state continue to rise. in houston, more than 30,000 people have been forced from their homes. there have been record levels of rainfall, with areas sinking under a metre of water. but the greatest danger may be around the corner, with rising levels of several rivers. a major dam to the west of houston has begun overflowing, as harvey pushes the reservoir over capacity. let s go live to our correspondent laura trevelyan who s at la grange in texas, about a 100 miles west of houston. welcome to lagrange in texas, a small community reeling from the devastating impact of the flooding in the wake of hurricane harvey. it s a microcosm of communities across texas. what s happened is more than 300 homes were evacuated as the colorado river broke its