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Day and we had a brief written statement from his father, who died in the intervening five years in which he told police officers that his sun had arrived outside of his house and got into the house and held him by the throat, threatening to kill him. both of those police officers deny the charges in the trial is expected to last between six and eight weeks. the headlines on bbc news. french fishing vessels have leftjersey and returned to port — after demonstrating over their post—brexit rig...

Between jersey and french fishermen, but it appears no obvious progress was made. the bank of england predicts the uk economy will enjoy its strongest growth since world war ii as lockdown restrictions are lifted. police in essex are continuing to question two teenagers on suspicion of murder after a father—of—four was stabbed to death, having spent the day celebrating his two—year—old twin daughters�* birthday. the high court has ruled that relatives of a woman caught up in the windru...

This is bbc news. i�*m jane hill. the headlines at 4.00 — french fishing vessels leave jersey and return to port after demonstrating over their post—brexit rights. earlier, jersey politicans held talks with the french fishermen, with conflicting views on how the discussions went. jersey needs to stand firm. we need to manage fish stocks, no question. we need to manage the resources out there. we have been fishing there for thousands of years, maybe, so its not normal to put us out of this ...

The headlines on bbc news... french fishing vessels have left jersey and returned to port — after demonstrating over their post—brexit rights. talks were held earlier between jersey and french fishermen. the governor of the bank of england predicts the economy will bounce back strongly after coronavirus restrictions are lifted with a growth forecast of seven and a quarter percent this year. as police broaden their search for evidence into the murder of police community support officer julia ...

This is bbc news. im jane hill. the headlines: french fishing vessels leave jersey after demonstrating over their post—brexit rights. earlier, jersey politicans held talks with the french fishermen — initial reports suggest they werent productive. jersey needs to stand firm. we need to manage our stocks, no question about that. we need to manage resources out there. weve been fishing there for thousands of years maybe, so its not normal to put us out of this fishing area. in other news: the ...

Until ten oclock tonight. anyone self—isolating because of coronavirus can nominate someone else to cast their vote. applications for an emergency proxy, as its known, can be made until 5pm. and if you have a completed postal vote, which didnt make it to the post box, you can hand it in at your local polling station until 10pm. when it comes to counting the results, thats going to take longer than usual too. different counts are taking place over several days, from tonight until monday. helen ...

Hello this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines. french fishing vessels have leftjersey and returned to port — after demonstrating over their post—brexit rights. talks were held earlier betweenjersey politicians and the french protestors with conflicting report about how the discussions went. the governor of the bank of england predicts the economy will bounce back strongly after coronavirus restrictions are lifted with a growth forecast of 7 and a quarter percent this year. as police b...

Could see 16 or 17 if it brightens in the south. 0vernight, the weather front dragging its heels, slow to move eastwards. we have one band of rain moving towards the north of scotland, showers following on behind. still the south—westerly wind into sunday so mild but plenty of showers merging together across north and west areas. it will be winding through the weekend as well but we could see 20 or 22 and possibly some late afternoon thunderstorms in south—eastern areas. quite a lot of uncer...

The headlines on bbc news: french fishing vessels leave jersey after demonstrating over their post—brexit rights. talks were held earlier between jersey and french fishermen. the bank of england predicts the uk economy will enjoy its strongest growth since world war two as lockdown restrictions are lifted. police in essex are continuing to question two teenagers on suspicion of murder after a father of four was stabbed to death. the jury in the trial of two police officers accused of the murde...

French fishing vessels have left jersey and returned to port after demonstrating over their post—brexit rights. talks have been held between the two sides, there�*s disagreement about how well those talks went. the bank of england predicts the uk economy will enjoy its strongest growth since world war ii, as lockdown restrictions are lifted. some of the uk�*s biggest employers say they don�*t plan to bring staff back to the office full time — instead opting for a mix of home and office...