la la land. the team behind la la land had already started the victory speeches when the mix up was uncovered. this is not a joke. moonlight has won best picture. moonlight, best picture. it s a moment i m never going to forget. i don t think it s ever happened in the history of the oscars. it was quite extraordinary and i have to say a little awkward. plans to limit access to a key disability benefit should be be reversed according to mp5, including some conservatives. a change to personal injury compensation will increase car insurance for millions of drivers. and vintage nokia back with a vengeance why the finnish mobile giant is relaunching an old model. it s five o clock. our main story is the first public hearing being held today by the independent inquiry into historical cases of child sexual abuse. over 2.5 years after it was set up by the government, the inquiry‘s chairwoman, professor alexis jay, said it was an ‘important day‘ for survivors of abuse, who are
tragically lost their lives, they must never be forgotten and their families hope that nobody else will ever have too suffered the same fate in future. the other headlines at 4pm a deal to help restore the pensions of staff at the collapsed retailer, bhs. former owner sir phillip green has reached a cash settlement with the pensions regulator worth up to £363 million. a senior police officer says not all paedophiles should be prosecuted lower level offenders should be rehabilitated. and found in a field in staffordshire the gold necklaces thought to be more than 2000 years old go on public display. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. we are at the royal courts of justice. the families of some of the victims of the tunisia terror attack say they now plan to sue the travel operator tui, the company responsible for their relatives holidays. the coroner at the royal courts ofjustice concluded that all 30 victims had been unlawfully killed but said he could not make a
coburn and we will be back in hull ina coburn and we will be back in hull in a short while. the time is one minute past three and this is the point at which we say goodbye to viewers on the bbc news channel but i will see you at 5pm, hopefully. thank you forjoining us and we this is bbc news at 3 o clock. i m jane hill live at westminster where the chancellor philip hammond has delivered his first budget. mr hammond announced an extra £2 billion for under pressure social care services in england as he painted an up beat picture of the economy. we embark on this next chapter of oui’ we embark on this next chapter of our history confident in our strengths and clear in our determination to build a stronger, fairer, better britain. he hit self employed workers with higher national insurance contributions but pledged more help for firms struggling with a rise in business rates. but labour leaderjeremy corbyn said the budget ignored the state of the economy, public services and
cambridgeshire. a very different story off the tip of cornwall, look at that. land ‘s end looks like the end of the world grey skies, very gloomy. it is reallyjust the south west where we have the cloud. the rest of us are enjoying this beautiful spring weather. it is quite warm as well, temperatures already getting up to 17 celsius in london. for most of us, typically around io isdc. it is sunny, but there is a bit of a breeze, so it feels a bit on the cool side, a bit fresh in one or two mac places. ii celsius in sheffield. there is that warm spot, as it often is, in london, 15 celsius, then we swing down to the tip of cornwall, to where the pirates are. this cloud stretches from the channel islands into cornwall, stall for the day, then later on in the evening, the clouds roll in the atlantic and bring some damp weather, relatively mild to, relatively mild, to western parts. eastern areas will be free of club at chile. tomorrow, mist and drizzle rolling in, nothing