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of the �*60s, has died at the age of 82. takeover at the top — manchester city re—assert themselves at the top of the premier league, after winning at arsenal to overtake them on goal difference, in a statement of intent. today in a statement of intent. will be clouded with patchiness, today will be clouded with patchiness, hell fog, and some rain. clearer skies across the north of scotland, but we should see a little sunshine developed elsewhere later on. tonight and tomorrow, the northern half of the country will have gales or even severe gales. all the details later in the p...

to be like in ten years? this glacier is the place to be. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the energy company centrica, which owns british gas, police in lancashire. .. police in lancashire... the family have said believe that focus has become distracted. that is a statement through lancashire police but statement from the family of nicola bulley after initially a press conference yesterday more information today about nicola bulley and her history. there has been so much speculation and concern about what the police have said in the last 24—hour is. the about what the polic...

Care with over £14 billion of funding over the next two years. a 20—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after three people were stabbed in a pub in walthamstow. officers were called to the duke pub on wood street on monday evening. it's believed a machete was used in the attack. the mayor says he will not be putting more money into the ulez scrappage scheme. it comes after the liberal democrats on the london assembly called on him to double the amount of money going in. city hall has committed £110 million to the new outer london scrappage scheme, which will o...

It is safe. they say their pets have fallen ill, they feel ill, their houses are of no value, and so they want to get down to the bottom of it. what's made it worse for many of them is that the train company, norfolk southern, which owns the train, didn't show up here — their representatives. they said it was out of fear of their safety, which has really angered residents. now, the firm has provided a fund of more than $1 million to help people, but everyone here is worried about the long—term effects when it comes to the environment and their health. it's emerged that a letter written in ...