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Phones erupted in pure euphoria. they are 3/16 by the slender list of margins, on another day of extraordinary motion. andy swiss bbc news. incredible scenes there and away from the rock of england's cricketers have continued their record—breaking start in the opening test in pakistan. after scoring runs glorious today 151 to their overnight total bowled out for 657 the highest total but they struggled with the ball packs and end the day on 181 without loss but the end of the two. here's our commentator. zf} the two. here's our commentator. 20 wickets on this is hard and we will have _ wicke...

After explosion, and found two bodies. >> they are finding clues, and something else, too, something he feared. russian and humanity. >> there's bits of metal from ammunition cases here and bone fragments perhaps from a leg, and a piece of skull over here. investigators believe that perhaps the russians tried to burn the bodies. the following day, the team back, digging in the bunker where they think the soldiers hid during the shelling. meanwhile, collecting the bones of a soldier from the blast, and every fragment recovered a possible dna lead and a potential solace for loved ones. then he d...

Over here. the investigators thinks that perhaps the russians tried to burn the bodies. the following day, the team back, digging in the bunker where they think the soldiers hid during the shelling. meanwhile, bondar collects the bones of a soldier thrown from the blast. every fragment recovered, a possible dna lead and potential solace for loved ones. and then he discovers a ring. helpful for identification, he says. but the bones also confirmation of what he feared. russians callously burned this foreign soldier's body. >> translator: this is not the first time we have encountered a situatio...

Thousands of fans of the 1940s are revelling in nostalgia in north Norfolk in a hugely popular event which has been dedicated to the Queen.

Two parades planned for the upcoming 1940s weekend in north Norfolk will take a sombre tone as a mark of respect to the Queen.