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Input: Police spotted his car heavily laden with sacks of grain in Luton and advised him to split the load. However, he was spotted later and fined Â£300."The driver found he could buy 20kg (44lb) bags of rice from a cash and carry for Â£15.49 so bought 40 bags totalling 800kg (1,764lb)," police said.The cut-price rice and fine cost Â£920.Officers from Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire road policing unit stopped the car in Dunstable Road on Friday night.More news from BedfordshireThe driver was advised to remove the sacks of basmati and either split the load or find a more suitable vehicle.However, he chose to ignore the advice and continue with his basmati booty.The vehicle was stopped a second time and taken to a weighbridge where the driver was fined.He then arranged for a friend to help him move the sacks safely.The force later tweeted: "If you need to carry 800kg of rice, choose a suitable vehicle. This isn't it. Dangerously overweight."


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Input: A blue Seat Leon car was involved in a collision with a silver Citroen C2 at about 02:15 on Saturday on the Newmachar to Dyce road near the Swailend bridge.The 17-year old passenger of the silver car was seriously injured and was taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary.Police have confirmed that he died as a result of his injuries. Another three people were also taken to hospital.Part of the route was closed but has now reopened.Crews from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and the Scottish Ambulance Service were also in attendance.A police spokesman said: "Following a two vehicle collision on the A947 Newmachar to Dyce road, Aberdeenshire, a 17-year-old man has now sadly died."The collision, between a blue Seat Leon and a silver Citroen C2, happened at about 02:15 on Saturday 12 March 2016."The four occupants of the cars were taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary following the collision, however the 17 year old passenger of the silver Citroen died today as a result of his injuries."Anyone who saw the collision or either of these vehicles on the road prior to the incident is asked to contact Police Scotland on 101."


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Input: Sean Sullivan, 20, had only passed his test the day before the crash which killed Timothy Malone near Cefn Bryn Common, Gower, on 31 July 2016.Swansea Crown Court heard Sullivan had ignored pleas from his passengers to slow down.He pleaded guilty to one count of death by dangerous driving and one of causing serious injury by dangerous driving.Sullivan also admitted two other charges of dangerous driving involving two other drivers.Prosecuting, Ian Wright said airbag data from Sullivan's car showed four seconds before impact, it was travelling at 98mph and the throttle was at 100% at 5,000 revs."Essentially, his foot was touching the floorboard," he said.The court heard Mr Malone, who was was staying in a nearby caravan with his wife, Yvonne Howard, was unable to take evasive action or avoid the head on collision on the country road.Addressing Sullivan in court, Mrs Howard said: "I am haunted by the images of the terrible events of that night - the last time I saw him."I cannot heal my tattered heart and soul. I go to sleep in sadness and wake up to sadness. My face is wet with tears every day."Judge Peter Heywood sentenced Sullivan to five years in a young offenders' institution. He will also be banned from driving for four years following his release.Speaking after the case, Inspector Steve Davies of South Wales Police, said: "Our thoughts, as ever, are with the family and friends of Timothy Malone who lost his life in such devastating circumstances at Cefn Bryn in Gower, last summer."This tragic loss of the life has once again highlighted the consequences of a young and inexperienced driver, driving at excessive speed, which puts drivers, passengers and innocent road users at risk of serious injury or death."


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Input: Goals from Shaun Harrad and a brace from Gerry McDonagh proved enough for the home side.Darren Carter had pulled one back for the visitors on 68 minutes, but despite pressure Rovers could not find another.Early on Carter had seen his penalty saved by impressive Wrexham goalkeeper Luke Coddington.Wrexham manager Dean Keates told BBC Radio Wales: "It's been long overdue. They were outstanding first-half, magnificent. In the second-half we were put under a lot of pressure, but they were brave."They did everything we asked of them and I am very proud of the lads."Match ends, Wrexham 3, Forest Green Rovers 1.Second Half ends, Wrexham 3, Forest Green Rovers 1.Goal!  Wrexham 3, Forest Green Rovers 1. Gerry McDonagh (Wrexham).Rob Evans (Wrexham) is shown the yellow card.Substitution, Wrexham. Leo Smith replaces Paul Rutherford.Drissa Traoré (Forest Green Rovers) is shown the yellow card.Gerry McDonagh (Wrexham) is shown the yellow card.Substitution, Forest Green Rovers. Fabien Robert replaces Christian Doidge.Goal!  Wrexham 2, Forest Green Rovers 1. Darren Carter (Forest Green Rovers).Substitution, Wrexham. Callum Powell replaces Shaun Harrad.Substitution, Forest Green Rovers. Emmanuel Monthe replaces Daniel Wishart.Second Half begins Wrexham 2, Forest Green Rovers 0.First Half ends, Wrexham 2, Forest Green Rovers 0.Goal!  Wrexham 2, Forest Green Rovers 0. Gerry McDonagh (Wrexham).Goal!  Wrexham 1, Forest Green Rovers 0. Shaun Harrad (Wrexham).Penalty missed! Bad penalty by  (Forest Green Rovers).  should be disappointed.First Half begins.Lineups are announced and players are warming up.


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceKlinsmann tweeted his support for the midfielder after he completed his move from DC United."My wife told me about that. It's great to have his support, and his acceptance makes me feel good about the move," Kitchen said."I think it's a huge move."Klinsmann, who enjoyed two successful spells in British football with Tottenham Hotspur, tweeted regarding Kitchen's move to Hearts: "Congrats to Perry to his new adventure: @PerryKitchen23 @JamTarts."Kitchen, capped three times by his country, believes experiencing football outside of the United States will be invaluable for his career progression."Getting into a European environment is huge," the midfielder told BBC Scotland."The ability to progress and continue bettering myself is very much a possibility here and I'm looking forward to that."Hearts manager Robbie Neilson thinks the move will benefit both the player and the club."I think he's just desperate to get to Europe and he sees this as a great opportunity, so it's going to work well for both parties," Neilson said."We had been looking for somebody in the summer in that position. Perry became available because of the MLS season. It's important to get a player of that calibre in and to get him in at this point of the season is good for us."Kitchen says he was aware of his new club before the opportunity arose to move to Hearts."When you think of Scottish football, Rangers and Celtic always come to mind but I always had heard of Hearts, the passion their fans have and obviously the great city of Edinburgh."It's a great city, everything you'd want in a city. The castle, the history, the shopping for my wife, so it's got everything you'd want."I just want to better the club and do what I can to help the team win games. Hopefully I'm capable of doing that."They've created a great environment from what I've seen with the guys in the dressing room, and I definitely think that talent is there as well."


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Input: The incident happened at about 16:10 on Monday on Abercromby Place at its junction with Dundas Street.A 73-year-old man was attempting to cross the road when he was struck by a silver-coloured saloon car, which then failed to stop.It was last seen heading east along Abercromby Place. Police are appealing for witnesses.The man sustained serious injuries and he was transported by ambulance to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh where he remains in a stable condition.Sgt Iain Blain, of Police Scotland, said: "We are pursuing every line of inquiry in relation to this incident and we're eager to trace the driver of this vehicle."I urge anyone who can help identify this person to contact police immediately."Similarly, if you were in the area of Abercromby Place on Monday afternoon and saw the silver coloured saloon vehicle then please get in touch."


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Input: Martin Kitts-Hayes said recent personal abuse had put an "intolerable strain" on himself and his family.Mr Kitts-Hayes had been due to attend the North Sea Commission at Legoland in Denmark in June.But the delegation returned early as he was unhappy with the cabin-style rooms.Mr Kitts-Hayes had already announced he would step down from senior positions - as co-leader of the council and chairman of the policy and resources committee - after an ensuing row which some have dubbed "Legogate".However,  in a statement on Wednesday, he said : "I wish to announce that I have decided to stand down as a councillor with immediate effect and have informed the provost and chief executive."Recent events have placed an intolerable strain on my family with personal abuse continuing unabated even after I resigned as co-leader of the council on Monday."Being a councillor is just not worth the effort."I do not intend to make any further comments and ask that my privacy, as a member of the public, is respected."The abortive trip to Denmark cost nearly Â£3,500.The full council is due to consider an internal report - which revealed last week that Mr Kitts-Hayes felt his Legoland accommodation was like a "glorified shed" - on Thursday.Mr Kitts-Hayes, of the Progressive Independent Group, was the councillor for Inverurie and District and co-council leader with the SNP's Richard Thomson.Council chief executive Mr Savege is carrying out a further investigation into the actions of those with access to the internal report - which was sent to councillors in confidence - after an earlier leak to the media.


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Input: The Finn met chairman Stephen Thompson on Tuesday following their relegation from the Scottish Premiership.United will now begin the search for a new head coach, with Raith Rovers boss Ray McKinnon an early favourite."I would like to thank the players, staff and supporters," Paatelainen said after his departure was confirmed."It has been a difficult winter and the challenge was huge but nevertheless I have enjoyed every day working for the club and with this group of players".Former Finland boss Paatelainen, whose contract ran until the summer of 2018, replaced Jackie McNamara in mid-October with United bottom of the table after just one win in their first 10 Premiership games.But he was unable to inspire an upturn in fortunes, overseeing just five wins in 25 Premiership matches before Monday's 2-1 defeat at city rivals Dundee sealed their relegation fate.United chairman Thompson apologised "unreservedly" to fans on Tuesday, promising "radical changes" in the "near future" to try to ensure a swift return to the top flight.United's next match is at Inverness Caledonian Thistle on Friday.The Tannadice outfit have placed Rovers boss McKinnon at the top of their wanted list to replace Paatelainen.But the Championship club have made it clear they will not welcome an approach for the former Terrors midfielder, at least while the club is involved in the Premiership play-offs.  Raith face Hibernian in the first leg of their quarter-final on Wednesday."We have not had any contact from Dundee United or any other club regarding Ray McKinnon," director Eric Drysdale told BBC Scotland"And should any be forthcoming it would be extremely unwelcome.  Ray and the team are fully concentrated on the play-off matches against Hibernian and nothing will distract them from this."Media playback is not supported on this device


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Input: Lenders reported that this was the third successive quarter of falling demand, the bank's Credit Conditions Survey found.Mortgages for high-value property saw the biggest fall in demand since the third quarter of 2008.Demand was expected to bounce back in the second quarter.Some lenders attributed the fall in demand over recent quarters to a combination of changes in regulatory policy and concerns about housing affordability, as well as uncertainty about the outlook for the housing market.However, the predicted recovery might point to the effect of the general election campaign on the UK housing market."For demand to have fallen particularly sharply at the upper end of the market underlines the sensitivity of this demographic to political uncertainty," said Jonathan Samuels, chief executive of Dragonfly Property Finance."Many prime and super-prime buyers are sitting on their hands and want to see what the next government looks like before they commit to a purchase. That this is the most uncertain election in decades has certainly triggered more caution at this level of the market than normal."The survey suggested that lenders were showing a greater willingness to lend to borrowers who were only able to offer a deposit of less than 10% of the property's value so far this year. Many of these borrowers would be first-time buyers.


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Input: Reverend Mike Barnsley of St John's Church in Cinderford, Gloucestershire, said damage caused to his graveyard by the animals has caused "upset and distress".Some residents claim people are feeding the boar which encourages the animals into towns and villages.West Dean Parish Council said it has formed an action committee.Tim Gwilliam, district and parish councillor for Berry Hill, said culls are not working.He said: "Perhaps it's the tactics that need addressing. We need to put it right."There is nothing worse than somebody's grave being turned over. It's horrendous. It's 2017 and we can't allow this to happen."Rev Barnsley said it is "very upsetting" for families who have visited the graves of their loved ones at St John's to see "this sort of mess".Despite years of culling, the last count put the number of boar in the region at nearly 1,600 - more than 500 up on the year before.The target population for the Forestry Commission is 400.Wild boars were hunted to extinction in England in the 17th century, but 12 years ago about 60 farmed animals were illegally dumped in the Forest of Dean.The Forestry Commission said six wildlife rangers have been deployed on this season's cull, and details will be released when it finishes later in the spring.


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Input: Reid, alongside Belgian Joachim Gerard, won 6-3 3-6 1-0 (10-3) against fellow Briton Alfie Hewett and Gus Fernandez.The Scot, 25, won Wimbledon last year alongside Hewett, after previously winning the US and French Open (twice)."It was a last-minute decision to play with Jo but one that has paid off," Reid said."I don't think any one of us played our best tennis today but we upped our level when it mattered."Find out how to get into tennis in our fully inclusive guide.There could be more British success in Melbourne after Andy Lapthorne reached the quad singles final.Lapthorne, 26, will meet Australia's Dylan Alcott, who beat him in the 2016 Rio Paralympics final, on Rod Laver Arena on Saturday after semi-final opponent Heath Davidson pulled out through injury.Lapthorne is aiming for a double after teaming up with American David Wagner on Thursday to win his fifth Australian Open quad doubles title.


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Input: Mohanna Abdhou was shot in Malvern Road, Kilburn, on Friday night and died at the scene.In a statement her family said they were "heartbroken at the loss" of their "loving daughter".Ms Abdhou, known as Montana, was approached by "two males" on bicycles who fired "shots at her group".A post-mortem examination on Saturday gave the cause of death as a single gunshot wound.Her family said: "We are truly saddened, heartbroken and still in complete shock that we have lost a beautiful and caring soul."No words can truly express our feelings towards this situation."She was a loving daughter, sister and friend. She was loved by everyone and her warmth and kindness will be remembered fondly."Det Ch Insp Andy Partridge said police had found nothing in Ms Abdou's background "which gives any suggestion she would have been a target".The two suspects have been described as being of medium build and dressed all in dark clothing.Police said their faces were covered, which "would have made them stand out on such a warm evening".


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Input: The Hollywood A-lister plays the title role in the new film adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy which is out in cinemas next week.He stopped to talk to fans, sign autographs and pose for selfies as he made his way to the screening at the Festival Theatre.Marion Cotillard, who plays Lady Macbeth, was not on the red carpet.But David Thewlis, who takes on the role of King Duncan, and Paddy Considine, playing Banquo, were in attendance.Fassbender said: "It is great being in Edinburgh, it's exciting to have the premiere here in Scotland."We were lucky enough to film a bit up here and I was here in 2006 doing a play at the Fringe Festival so I love being back."I love the city - its architecture and the really great people."David Thewlis said: "It's called the Scottish play and Scotland is undoubtedly one of the stars of the movie. The reason it is so beautiful is because it's so damn beautiful up here. I'm glad to be here - I've not been up for six years and I always love being here. I could honestly live up here - I love it."The movie, directed by Australian director Kurzel, features the landscape of the Isle of Skye and tourism bosses have hailed its potential to attract thousands more visitors to Scotland.Tourism body VisitScotland has already produced a new online Macbeth locations guide highlighting places on Skye where filming took place as well as places associated with the play.


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Input: Home Minister Zahid Hamidi said those arrested, the youngest just 14, were planning to attack police stations and army bases to gather weapons.Two of the suspects had just returned from Syria, police said.The government's tough and disputed new anti-terrorism laws are due to be debated in parliament this week.The Bernama news agency quoted Mr Zahid as telling parliament that those arrested, who were aged between 14 and 44, were also planning to kidnap high-profile individuals. The targets were not named.Mr Zahid said notes had also been found describing how to make bombs. The notes were written by an Indonesian executed for his role in the 2002 bomb attacks in Bali.Two of those arrested were members of the army.The new anti-terror laws have raised concern among human rights and opposition groups, who fear they may be used to stifle political dissent.The new Prevention of Terrorism Act would permit indefinite detention without trial. The Special Measures Against Terrorism in Foreign Countries would permit the revocation of passports of Malaysians or foreigners suspected of terrorist activities.Prime Minister Najib Razak said in November last year the measures were necessary to combat militant Islamist cells and "lone wolf" attacks.He had previously pledged to abolish Malaysia's controversial sedition law, but at his party's annual congress in November said instead that it would be strengthened.Why the controversy of Malaysia's sedition law?


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Input: The Care Quality Commission (CQC) raised concerns over numbers of doctors and nurses at South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.It warned it must ensure it has "enough qualified and experienced staff", particularly in A&E and surgical wards.But, the trust said the report had "many positives" and staffing levels had improved.The trust, which is responsible for James Cook University Hospital, in Middlesbrough, The Friarage Hospital, in Northallerton, North Yorkshire, and a range of community services, was inspected in December.The hospitals were rated as "requires improvement" both in end-of-life care and overall, while other core services were rated "good".While finding the trust "provided services that were caring, responsive and well led", the CQC concluded standards needed to be raised in areas including staff training and the upkeep of patients' records.Professor Sir Mike Richards, chief inspector of hospitals, said: "We came across numerous examples of excellent care and patients and their relatives were happy with their experience of care and treatment."However, I am concerned that shortages of staff in some departments may affect patient care."While there have been moves to improve the recruitment process, the trust must continue to make this a priority."Trust bosses said they "welcomed" the report in which "89 of the 105 individual ratings (84%) were either good or outstanding and a number of areas of excellent and outstanding practice were also identified, particularly in maternity services".Chief executive Professor Tricia Hart said: "Since the CQC visit, we have already made significant improvements to staffing levels, particularly overnight, and continue to push hard on nurse recruitment, recently employing nurses from Italy, Portugal and Romania, although this does remain a national issue."


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Input: Ricciardo has a contract until the end of 2018 but there have been doubts about the future of Kvyat after an up-and-down first season with the team.Team principal Christian Horner said: "Ricciardo's contract is fixed and all the options are on our side with Kvyat.Media playback is not supported on this device"He's doing great. So long as we're here, he'll be in the car next year."Horner's comments seem to end speculation that Toro Rosso's Max Verstappen might be promoted to the senior team after an impressive debut season for the 18-year-old Dutchman.Red Bull's participation is still in doubt because they have not yet confirmed whether they have an engine for 2016.The team were last month close to concluding negotiations to terminate their contract with Renault a year early due to growing tensions between the two.But those talks stopped when it became clear Mercedes would not supply Red Bull and Ferrari said they could not supply them their 2016 engine next season.Insiders say that Red Bull are now likely to continue with Renault but with the engine given a different name so it does not appear to casual audience as if the relationship has continued.Renault are on the verge of taking control of the Lotus team and returning as a team owner and constructor.However, Horner suggested there was still another possibility for Red Bull: "There may be something else. We'll see."Red Bull have had talks with Honda about a supply, but works partner McLaren's chairman Ron Dennis has exercised his contractual veto to block the Japanese company supplying them.Toro Rosso are expected to use 2015 Ferrari engines next season.


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Input: Lufthansa chief executive Carsten Spohr spoke of such checks in an interview with the daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ). They could be like sports doping tests, the paper said.A Germanwings co-pilot deliberately crashed a plane in the Alps in March.It remains unclear why he did so.Andreas Lubitz, 27, is thought to have suffered some sort of mental breakdown. Prosecutors in Duesseldorf found evidence of "an existing illness and appropriate medical treatment". They found torn-up sick notes at his home.Germanwings Flight 4U 9525 - travelling from Barcelona to Duesseldorf - was flown into a mountain by Lubitz, after he locked the plane's pilot out of the cockpit. Germanwings is a budget airline managed by Lufthansa.In the FAZ interview, Mr Spohr said unannounced medical checks for pilots could be introduced, which in terms of the surprise factor would be similar to doping tests for sports men and women.He said that in certain cases a doctor might have to be released from the duty of confidentiality, to reveal concerns about a pilot.Random checks might for example detect a drug that the pilot had concealed from his or her employer.Since the disaster Lufthansa and other airlines have ruled that there must always be at least two people in the cockpit.Air accident investigators have staged a test flight to reconstruct conditions on board the Germanwings Airbus A320 which disintegrated on a mountainside in the French Alps after being put into a controlled dive.The German tabloid Bild says experts flew an identical plane, which took off from Hamburg and returned there after flying in German airspace. It took place on 12 May, a spokesman for Germany's crash investigation authority BFU said.French investigators say they hope the reconstruction will help them analyse sounds recorded in the cockpit of Flight 4U 9525. The flight copied the various altitudes, speeds, the cockpit door locking mechanism and pilots' breathing noises.


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceThe 30-year-old and her horse Valegro scored a superb 87.577% - just short of their world-record score of 88.022%.The special test is an event in its own right but also a qualifier for Sunday's showpiece freestyle test, set to music.The pair had helped Great Britain to team silver on Friday behind the Netherlands."Today, he felt on great form and I knew I just had to go in and ride him. I had a good ride from start to finish," said Dujardin."It's tough with a German crowd. They really get behind their riders - a bit like we had in London - and coming here and doing it is amazing."I have to remember that this is my passion and what I love, and that's how I keep the nerves from kicking in. I know I have to go in there, nail it and do my best, but today I really did enjoy it."Dujardin's team-mate Carl Hester finished fifth after scoring 77.003% on board Nip Tuck while Fiona Bigwood and her horse Atterupgaards Orthilia were ninth on 74.210% to also qualify for Sunday's finale.Michael Eilberg, who was 19th on Marakov (69.930%), misses out with only the top 15 to go through.Dujardin, who also holds World and Olympic titles, had an anxious wait with Dutch world number two Edward Gal the last rider to go. He was forced to retire after a problem with his horse.Germany's Kristina Broring-Sprehe took silver on Desperados FRH (83.067%) with Dutch rider Hans Peter Minderhoud third on Glock's Johnson TN (79.034%).


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Input: The 26-year-old won the Eurovision song contest last year with Rise Like A Phoenix.She says: "The most important thing will be when we actually stop talking about sexual orientation."The moment we reach that point when that is not important any more, we've reached a big goal which is a long way in front of us."Conchita, whose real name is Tom Neuwirth, won Eurovision with her drag act and has since gone on to champion LGBT rights.In the past she's said she's not transgender and describes herself as a gay man.In the past year she's been invited to the United Nations and gave a speech at the European Parliament where she said: "As I always say, you don't have to love me, but you have to respect that I'm here."She says there's still work to be done though.Speaking at Eurovision's Greatest Hits gig she tells Newsbeat: "You have to be respectful. Don't ask for respect if you are not respectful."It's not depending on your sexuality, your gender or the colour of your skin."It should be in the focus to live a respectful life."In January Conchita was invited to the Golden Globes."I was in the toilet minding my own business and all of a sudden Felicity Huffman turned to me and congratulated me on my win."She said she thinks the work I do is very important and I just looked at her."I said it should be the other way around. I just wanted to thank her for Transamerica which was such an important movie."We just had a little chat on the toilet and that was really very nice."Conchita will be playing a part in this year's Eurovision. She's hosting the green room backstage as part of the show."I'm very excited about that but also nervous so hopefully it will turn out quite well. It's going to be fun."Follow @BBCNewsbeat on Twitter, BBCNewsbeat on Instagram and Radio1Newsbeat on YouTube


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Input: Previously a licence was only needed to watch live broadcasts, so catch-up content was technically exempt from the Â£145.50 annual fee.But due to a change in the law, a licence will be needed to download or watch BBC programmes on demand.Those who already have a TV licence will not be affected.The change comes after the government said it wanted to modernise the current system, so those watching catch-up TV do not get "a free ride"."When the licence fee was invented, video on demand did not exist," former Culture Secretary John Whittingdale said in March."The BBC works on the basis that all who watch it pay for it. Giving a free ride to those who enjoy Sherlock or Bake Off an hour, a day or a week after they are broadcast was never intended and is wrong."The new rules apply to all devices used to access iPlayer - including laptops, smartphones, tablets, TV streaming devices and games consoles, as well as through third-party services such as Sky, Virgin or BT.However, a TV licence will still not be needed for watching other on demand services, such as ITV Player, All4, My5 or Netflix.TV Licensing said fewer than 2% of households would be affected by the change and would "not affect the huge majority of households which are already licensed".It added all unlicensed households would be notified of the change in law and a publicity campaign to promote awareness will be carried out before 1 September.TV Licensing is also pushing awareness for students, many of whom will be affected at the start of the new academic year.


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Input: It will not mean the end of the vendors - homeless people who rely on the income they make from sales.Instead they will sell a token offering online access to the magazine alongside the hard copies.The idea is the brainchild of the Big Issue in the North and will be piloted in Manchester from Monday 29 October.If the pilot is a success, it will be rolled out across north-west England and Yorkshire.Users opting for the digital version will be sold a £2 card with a unique code which, when typed into a web browser or scanned with a mobile phone, will download the digital edition of the magazine.In the week before it goes on sale, the public will be able to sample the digital version for free via a barcode found on flyers and posters.Caroline Price, director of the Big Issue in the North, said: "This is not about replacing our traditional print magazine. It is about moving with the times and giving people a choice in how they read the magazine.""The Big Issue in the North's primary aim is to provide homeless people with the opportunity to earn an income. In order to continue to do this, we need to ensure we appeal to a broad range of readers, including people who choose to read newspapers and magazines online," she added.


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Input: Police said the girl was walking in the town's Beechwood Road shortly before midnight on Saturday when she was approached by two men.After a short time, one of the men left. The other man then subjected the girl to a serious sexual assault.She made her way home and police were called. CCTV footage is being examined and door-to-door inquires are taking place.The suspect was described as being white, in his mid to late teens, possibly with blonde hair which was spiky at the front, and wearing a black hooded top. He did not have a Glaswegian accent but was Scottish.The man who was with the suspect was also white and in his mid to late teens. He was wearing a dark coloured beanie style hat and dark coloured T-shirt.A forensic search of the area has been carried out and officers are still reviewing CCTV images as part of their inquiries.Det Insp Kevin Jamieson, who is heading the investigation, said: "A young woman has been left traumatised by this attack and extensive inquiries have been carried out."We are still in the process of reviewing CCTV images and conducting door-to-door inquiries."I am very keen to trace the man who was with the suspect before the attack. I know he may be unaware as to what happened after he left, but I believe he will be able to provide important information which could enable officers to trace the suspect.  I would urge him to come forward."I would also ask anyone who was in the area of Beechwood Road, Cumbernauld, late on Saturday evening and perhaps remembers seeing the girl or the two men walking on that stretch of road to contact police."Equally, I would ask members of the public who recognise the description of the suspect or have any information whatsoever, to telephone detectives at Coatbridge Police Office on the non-emergency number 101.  Alternatively please call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 where anonymity can be maintained."


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Input: More than 2,100 gaming accounts were closed as part of Operation: Game Over run by New York's attorney general.It was able to target the accounts because registered sex offenders are required to surrender details of their online aliases.Blizzard, Microsoft, Sony, NCSoft and many other game firms are backing the purge, aimed at protecting children."The internet is the crime scene of the 21st Century, and we must ensure that online video game platforms do not become a digital playground for dangerous predators," said New York's attorney general Eric Schneiderman in a statement.Mr Schneiderman said the action would make online gaming communities a safer place for children. Many parents did not know, he said, that online gaming platforms and services let players communicate anonymously. However, he added, offenders had used this capability in the past to contact and "groom" children they later went on to abuse.New York's Electronic Securing and Targeting of Online Predators Act, known as the e-STOP law, requires convicted sex offenders to tell the state which email addresses, login names, screen identities and other online aliases they use. These are then passed on to game and web firms that have signed up to help the programme.Gaming accounts on Xbox Live, PlayStation Network, World of Warcraft, Guild Wars, Gaia Online and many others have been deleted as a result of the law.This action builds on the first stage of the e-STOP programme that saw more than 3,500 online accounts used by sex offenders shut down.


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Input: Eight soldiers were also wounded in the "friendly fire" incident on Wednesday, said defence secretary Delfin Lorenzana, expressing remorse.Over the last week militants allied to the so-called Islamic State have engaged in street battles with the army leaving more than 100 people dead.It was sparked by the attempted capture of a top militant leader by the army."Yesterday we had a tragedy that involved our troops. A group of our military, army men, were hit by our own airstrike. We lost men, 10 killed and 8 wounded," Mr Lorenzana told reporters.President Rodrigo Duterte declared martial law on southern Mindanao island, where Marawi City is located, last week.Security forces launched a raid to arrest Isnilon Hapilon - a Filipino militant on the US's list of most-wanted terror suspects.Authorities said dozens of fighters fought back to protect him, and then attacked parts of the city with a population of 200,000, taking hostages.The Philippines military has since been using armed forces and helicopter airstrikes to try and drive the militants out.Most of the civilians have left Marawi, while about 2,000 remain trapped.Defence Minister Lorenzana told reporters on Thursday that among the militants that have been killed there were fighters from at least five other nationalities including Saudi, Yemeni and Chechen, according to Reuters.


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Input: The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 164.84 points to 17,721.25.The S&P 500 climbed 19.73 points to 2,061.72, while the Nasdaq added 37.34 to 4,496.04.Oil prices surged during the day with US crude reaching $41.96 per barrel, its highest level for the year.As a result petroleum stocks rose. Mid-size producer ConocoPhillips was up 5.5%, while Apache climbed 6.7%.Bank shares moved up ahead of earnings reporting that starts Wednesday with JP Morgan . Its shares were up 1.8%.Bank of America stocks climbed 2.3%, while Wells Fargo was up 1.6% - both companies report first quarter results on Thursday.The International Monetary Fund cut its global growth forecast, but investors said it was expected.The IMF now predicts global growth of 3.2%, a cut of 0.2 percentage points from its previous forecast. It said Brazil's economic troubles, worsening outlook for emerging economies and slow growth in developed countries were to blame."If you're trading based on the economic forecast from the IMF, your view is going to be lagging, not leading the market," said Michael James, managing director of equity trading at Wedbush Securities.


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Input: At the time, the world was recovering from a massive extinction that wiped out most living species.The reptile, named Teyujagua or "fierce lizard", is the close relative of a group that gave rise to dinosaurs, crocodiles and birds.The animal is a new species that has not been previously known."It's very close to the ancestry of a very important group of reptiles called archosauriforms," said Dr Richard Butler, who was the co-researcher on the study published in the journal Scientific Reports."It helps us understand how that group evolved."Teyujagua paradoxa was a small crocodile-like animal that probably lived at the side of lakes, feeding on fish.The ancient reptile lived just after a mass extinction event 252 million years ago that was thought to have been triggered by a string of volcanic eruptions.About 90% of living species were lost, creating a gap for other animals, such as Teyujagua, to flourish.The reptile - and its close relatives the archosauriforms - became the dominant animals on land and eventually gave rise to the dinosaurs.


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Input: A chimpanzee couple named Adam and Eve smashed windows to get out of their enclosure at the Sa Coma Safari Zoo on Monday.Eve was surrounded as she neared the town of Son Carrio and shot dead.Local media say that Adam is believed to be hiding in a wooded area close to residential housing.Police have closed off a nearby road to try to prevent the 80kg (176lb) chimpanzee from reaching a nearby tourist area and beach front, according to reports.How the animals managed to escape is not yet known."It is not very clear, but it seems they broke the bars of their cage," a spokesman for Spain's Guardia Civil told AFP news agency."These animals are very strong. They can lift double their weight."Animal rights groups have criticised the shooting of Eve.Police said the chimpanzee had been killed because she had become "very agitated" and there was a risk she might attack a member of the search party.


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Input: Deputy leader Amelia Womack said the proposed increase would be "life changing" for families.The Greens are also pledging to reverse cuts to welfare as part of efforts to "protect the most vulnerable".The pledges, announced as the party unveiled its campaign bus in Bristol, would be paid for by increasing tax for the wealthiest, Ms Womack said.This election issue includes access to benefits (apart from pensions), poverty and inequality.Policy guide: Where the parties standChild benefit is a tax-free payment aimed at helping parents cope with the cost of bringing up children.Currently, one parent can claim £20.50 a week for an eldest or only child and £13.55 a week for each of their other children.The payments apply to all children aged under 16 and in some cases until they are 20 years old."We believe in doing more, much more, to redistribute income within our society," Ms Womack said."That's why we're being honest about the fact that we'd increase tax for the richest in society - and it's why we're able to pledge that we'd double child benefit to £40 a week."For the 29% of children here in Bristol West who live in poverty, this increase will be life changing."The party also wants to retain the Independent Living Fund that helps disabled people to live and work in the community, and which is due to close on 30 June 2015."We won't stand by while this lifeline is cut away," said Ms Womack, estimating that the policy would cost £300m.The deputy leader said the Greens would always stand for an economy that "works for the many", adding: "That means our MPs will never blame the most vulnerable for the mistakes of those at the top."Subscribe to the BBC Election 2015 newsletter to get a round-up of the day's campaign news sent to your inbox every weekday afternoon.


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Input: The singer's sixth studio album, his first since 2010, outsold its nearest rival - Bon Iver's 22, A Million - by 4,500 copies.David said: "Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. I don't know what's going on right now."He described scoring the second number one album of his career with Following My Intuition as "the most amazing feeling".David had last hit the top spot with Born To Do It in 2000."I'm seeing two generations connecting - the people who have been with me since 1999 and the crew who are just discovering me, both connecting on the same music," he said.All of the top four albums this week were new entries.My Universe by The Shires debuted at number three, becoming the fastest-selling album by a British country music act in chart history.Van Morrison's Keep Me Singing, the singer's 36th studio album, entered at number four.Radiohead rounded off the top five with A Moon Shaped Pool, which leapt 80 places up the chart after a new deluxe edition was released.In the singles chart, X Factor winner James Arthur held on to the number one spot for a second week with Say You Won't Let Go.Starboy by The Weeknd featuring Daft Punk rose to number two, while The Chainsmokers featuring Halsey's Closer dropped a place to three.Calvin Harris's My Way held its number four position, while Side To Side by Ariana Grande featuring Nicki Minaj rose one place to break the top five for the first time.Further down the top 10, One Direction's Niall Horan scored his first chart hit as a solo artist, with his debut single This Town landing at number nine, following a surprise release last Thursday.Follow us on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, on Instagram at bbcnewsents, or if you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.


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Input: The seafront line opened in 1865 to provide a link from the railway station to the quay and Channel Island ferries.The last regular service ran in 1987 but the line was used for special occasions until 1999.Andy Spreadbury believes re-launching the line would also help with parking problems in the town during the summer.The tracks to the quayside remain in place, making the route still viable, said Mr Spreadbury, who worked on it in the late 1970s.Network Rail said while the main line to Weymouth is electrified, the seaside track is not, which could make a reopening of it problematic.He added: "It's unique, it's the last one of its kind in the country, at this gauge anyway."It can be a major tourist attraction because it's so unique."We're not yet looking at costs. We are just putting it out to consultation to see what people in Weymouth think."There have been previous attempts to reopen the line but Weymouth and Portland Council said none had been financially viable.It had voted to acquire the track from Network Rail in a Â£50,000 deal in 2009 but the sale never went through, a spokesman said.A Network Rail spokesman said: "If the council decided they wanted to do something with it we are happy to do that, whether its keeping it as a railway, cycle track or tramway."But if the local authority, community or an operator said they wanted to see trains back, we would work with them to achieve that but it would depend on a solid business case."The most recent attempt to reopen the line was made by enthusiasts who wanted it used to bring spectators to the sailing events during the 2012 Olympic Games.


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Input: The remains of a girl, aged between two and four, were found next to a motorway near Adelaide earlier this month.The Met said it was "aware of reports" and had made contact with authorities.Australian Police Commissioner Grant Stevens said there was "no evidence" the body was Madeleine's.Madeleine was aged three when she went missing from her family's holiday apartment in Praia de Luz, in Portugal's Algarve, in May 2007.Reports in Australia suggest the decomposed body was that of a young girl - believed to be fair-haired - who was killed at least as long ago as 2007.The remains were discovered in a suitcase next to a remote motorway in Wynarka, in South Australia, earlier this month, local police said.Australian authorities have so far been unable to identify the girl.However, Mr Stevens told a parliamentary estimates committee hearing: "There is absolutely no evidence at this point in time that the child is Madeleine McCann."To suggest something like that at this point in time would purely be speculating to get attention."We are focusing our inquiries on South Australia but we would be considering any potential missing child."Until we ascertain the identity of the child we need to be open to all possibilities."Last year, detectives from London flew to the Algarve to assist with searching scrubland near the resort where Madeleine disappeared. They did not uncover any evidence.Portuguese police questioned 11 people as part of their investigation.The Met's Operation Grange was set up in 2011 after Prime Minister David Cameron asked the force to "bring their expertise" to the inquiry following a request from Kate and Gerry McCann, Madeleine's parents, who are from Rothley, Leicestershire.


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Input: A photo of Mr Steinbrueck on the front cover of a news magazine shows him giving the middle-finger gesture.On Twitter he said he was annoyed with journalists who confronted him with "yesterday's news".His actions drew many comments on Twitter - and political rivals' scorn."This gesture is unacceptable for a chancellor candidate," said Economy Minister Philipp Roesler of the Free Democrats (FDP), Mrs Merkel's junior coalition partner. "Something like that is just not on."An MP in Mrs Merkel's conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU), Wolfgang Bosbach, said "someone who presents himself like that before the elections doesn't want to become chancellor".Mr Steinbrueck, a former finance minister, made the gesture during a photo shoot for Sueddeutsche Zeitung; he was reacting to a question about his perceived gaffes during the election campaign."You don't always need words to speak clearly - for instance if you're constantly confronted by yesterday's news, instead of being asked about the really important issues," Mr Steinbrueck commented on Twitter.Opinion polls suggest that the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) are trailing behind the CDU ahead of the 22 September election.Mr Steinbrueck has a reputation for plain-speaking. In February he caused offence among Italians by saying "two clowns" had won the Italian election.In a commentary on his gesture, Sueddeutsche Zeitung said "he wants to lead one of the world's economic powers - so the question arises: Excuse me, but what does this mean?"One week before the election! Who does he want to impress with this? Perhaps it's all the same to him now. He feels long misunderstood, unfairly treated," the commentary said.


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Input: Rescuers were called out more than 1,800 times in England and Wales last year - the fourth year figures have increased, according to Mountain Rescue England and Wales.In Wales, mountain rescue teams dealt with 422 - 23% - of those incidents.A campaign has now been launched to promote greater safety awareness.A checklist compiled by Ordnance Survey and Mountain Rescue England and Wales helps walkers to prepare for their trek.It emphasises the need to plan ahead, check weather conditions, wear the right kit and carry paper maps as well as GPS devices.John Grisdale, vice chair of Llanberis Mountain Rescue, said people needed to take responsibility for their own safety.His team covers Wales' tallest mountain, Snowdon, which attracts about 450,000 visitors a year, and last year volunteers were called out nearly 200 times, putting pressure on their family lives."Usually it's a lack of preparation leading to us being called out or having poor footwear," said Mr Grisdale."They often get themselves into difficult situations because of a lack of planning in advance."Snowdon is perhaps prone to the day visitor who comes thinking that there are easy paths towards the summit. There's a cafe at the summit, there's a railway... these are unique features and [people think] it can't be a difficult mountain to get to the summit."Unfortunately all mountains inevitably have some sort of danger."In April, Central Beacons Mountain Rescue - which covers the Brecon Beacons - said 2016 was the busiest year in its 54-year history,


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Input: The money would be used to build infrastructure, including roads and railways, Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu said.Militant attacks have severely disrupted oil production, fuelling a recession in the West African state.The militants have been demanding that the government spend more of its oil wealth on tackling widespread poverty in a region, known as the Niger Delta.They also accuse multinational firms of polluting the environment, destroying the livelihoods of farming and fishing communities.Mr Kachikwu said that President Muhammadu Buhari would meet the militants and community leaders next week."Our target is to ensure zero militancy in the area," he said."This planned meeting shows the level of interest the president has to ensure peace in the area."The $10bn would "not necessarily" come from the federal government, but from "oil companies, investors, individuals", he is quoted by Reuters news agency as saying.A new militant group, the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA), emerged after President Buhari, a northerner, took office last year after winning elections.It has carried out a spate of attacks on oil plants and pipelines, causing a sharp fall in oil production and worsening the financial crisis in Africa's most populous state.Mr Buhari's predecessor Goodluck Jonathan came from the Niger Delta, and managed to broker a peace deal with militants in the region.The militants accuse Mr Buhari of reneging on the deal, an allegation he denies.Oil is the Nigerian government's main source of income.


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Input: Instead 18-year-old Kieran "Kez" Brown joins the club as its first e-sports player.He will represent the club at e-sports tournaments, playing popular computer game Fifa.Premier League rivals West Ham signed their first Fifa player, Sean "Dragonn" Allen, in May and many other top flight clubs are keen to get involved."It's exciting, it's something new for the club and it's something new for me," said Mr Brown."I'm going to live stream on Twitch, I'm going to be making videos for Manchester City's YouTube channel and I'm going to be playing some City fans and representing City in future tournaments, which I'm looking forward to."Diego Gigliani, vice-president of media and innovation at Manchester City, said: "As e-sports continues to gain momentum, it makes sense for our club to be part of the action and get closer to our fans, who love playing EA Sports Fifa as Manchester City."We will be a bigger presence at gaming tournaments, we will have more content through our digital channels and we will activate even more with our fans at matches and club events."E-sports is increasingly being seen as a lucrative spin-off for football clubs.Top ranking Fifa players, like those for other games such as League of Legends and Counter-Strike, travel around the world to compete for titles and cash prizes.


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceMonday's 3-0 defeat by Crystal Palace left Arsenal in sixth place, seven points adrift of fourth-placed Manchester City with eight games left.Wenger, whose deal ends this summer, has led Arsenal to top-four finishes in each of his 20 seasons in charge.Media playback is not supported on this deviceOn the top four, he said: "We might get there, we might not get there."The Frenchman has been offered a new two-year deal, although he is yet to announce whether he will continue.Five defeats in their past 10 Premier League games have prompted some Arsenal fans to call for Wenger to leave the club.Asked on Friday about his future, Wenger said: "What is happening at board level is not down to me."I focus on what is down to me, the performance of the team and what the fans are interested in is the performance of the team."The Gunners are at struggling Middlesbrough on Monday (20:00 BST).Wenger refused to comments on reports forward Alexis Sanchez had been offered a new £300,000-a-week deal.The Chile international, 28, who is contracted to the Gunners until the summer of 2018, was nominated for PFA Player of the Year award this week after scoring 18 goals and assisting nine in the league this season."I'm very happy because it rewards a very strong season if you look at his numbers," added Wenger."He basically prefers to play wide rather than up front because he can get the ball more. He has to keep that balance between providing and goalscoring because he has both in the locker."Pick your Team of the Year from our list and share with your friends.


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Input: More than half of British adults watch more than one episode of the same show back-to-back at least once a month.Of those, a third - almost 10 million - admit they have missed sleep or become tired as a result, while a quarter say they have neglected household chores.Media watchdog Ofcom did the research into what it called "box set Britain".82%aged 16-24 watch multiple episodes at least monthly67% of adults watch on demand to avoid adverts54% of adults like to watch on tablets or smartphones91% watch live TV, but viewing time is down 14% since 2010Findings in the broadcasting regulator's Communications Market Report include:Posting children's photos divides nationLindsey Fussell, consumer group director at Ofcom, said: "Technology has revolutionised the way we watch TV. The days of waiting a week for the next episode are largely gone, with people finding it hard to resist watching multiple episodes around the house or on the move."But live television still has a special draw, and the power to bring the whole family together in a common experience."Follow us on Facebook, on Twitter @BBCNewsEnts, or on Instagram at bbcnewsents. If you have a story suggestion email entertainment.news@bbc.co.uk.


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Input: The blaze, close to Gypsy Lane, Swindon, started just before 01:00 BST and at one point more than 50 firefighters were on site.People living nearby were earlier urged to keep their windows shut because of thick plumes of smoke caused by the blaze.Crews are expected to be on site for much of the day.Station manager Gareth Evans said the fire affected a mound of metal which he described as about 15 sq m big and originally about six metres high."That's burnt down now," he said."Metal burns with a very, very intense flame so there is the potential for temperatures in excess of 1,000C in that part of the fire."Mr Evans said the blaze produced "vast quantity of smoke" which could be seen all over the town."I don't know what's in that smoke but please close your windows and stay indoors and don't breath the smoke," he added.A spokesman for European Metal Recycling confirmed the fire started at its Swindon depot early on Saturday.He said: "While we investigate the cause, we would like to apologise to the local community and businesses for the inconvenience this incident may have caused."


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Input: Evie and Ossie, rescue cats from the Celia Hammond Trust, have been given the run of four floors at the Whitehall office.Downing Street has its own mouser - Larry - who was tasked in 2011 with ridding No 10 of a rat problem.In April, the Foreign Office took on its own mouser, Palmerston, while the Treasury recruited Gladstone in July.Evie and Ossie are the first to come from the Celia Hammond Animal Trust - Larry, Gladstone and Palmerston came from the better-known Battersea Dogs and Cats Home.Evie is Ossie's mother - a Cabinet Office spokeswoman said the cats would be looked after with donations from staff and were "settling in really well".Much of Whitehall seems to have a rodent problem. Larry was first bought after a rat was spotted scuttling past Downing Street's famous front door on live TV. The Foreign Office and Treasury recruited their own mousers this year.The Cabinet Office has named Evie after Dame Evelyn Sharp, the first female permanent secretary, while Ossie is named after Sir Edward Osmotherly - author of the rules followed by civil servants in giving evidence to select committees.A spokesman said the cats had arrived a couple of weeks ago, in time for the 100th anniversary of the creation of the Cabinet Office."Everybody's been really enthusiastic. They are a very welcome presence in the office," she said."They have been settling in and getting familiar with the building."The cats will be kept indoors and will have four floors to roam around.


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Input: Mourinho, 53, has been living in the city's Lowry Hotel since being appointed United manager in the summer.Yet the Portuguese claims he is loath to venture out because of the persistent hordes of photographers."I just want to cross the bridge and go to a restaurant. I can't, so it's really bad," Mourinho told Sky Sports.Media playback is not supported on this deviceUnited have had an indifferent start since Mourinho took charge.They are seventh in the Premier League table, six points behind leaders Manchester City, and were beaten 4-0 by Mourinho's former club Chelsea on Sunday.Mourinho - reportedly earning more than £10m a year - is searching for an apartment but hinted that he is missing his family, who live in London."For me it's a bit of a disaster because I want sometimes to walk a little bit and I can't," he added before Wednesday's EFL fourth round tie with Man City at Old Trafford."The reality is that my daughter will be 20 next week, my son will be 17 in a couple of months. They are very stable."University in London. Football in London. Friends. So they are in an age where they can't chase me like they did before. So for the first time the family lives in a different way."


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Input: Last week a coroner ruled soldiers were not justified in their use of lethal force against Bernard Watt.Teresa Watt said her husband was a good man, who was just "looking after his home, like everyone else".The 28-year-old died after being shot by the Army during a riot in Ardoyne, Belfast, in February 1971.The coroner ruled he was not a member of a paramilitary organisation and was not holding a bomb before he was shot, as soldiers had told the court."I've been hearing [he was a bomber] for 46 years, and they can't say that any more," Mrs Watt told Radio Ulster's Evening Extra programme."I always knew, because I knew what sort of fella he was - he was never part of any organisation."He went out to riot, he got out like the rest of them. But he was looking after his home, like everyone else"She described him as a man's man with plenty of friends who liked dog racing.Mrs Watt said it had been incredibly hard to give evidence at the inquest into her husband's death."You learn to live with it," she said. "Everyone has their problems."The first inquest into his death was held in July 1971 and resulted in an open verdict.The latest inquest was ordered in 2012 by Attorney General John Larkin QC - one of a number of controversial Troubles killings by the security forces which are being re-examined.Counsel for the coroner told the court there had been difficulties in tracing and identifying soldiers involved in the case.In February, the Ministry of Defence defended a Parachute Regiment Facebook appeal asking former soldiers for information about Mr Watt's killing.But Mrs Watt told the BBC she was "not out for vengeance"."Let them run on," she added. "They'll face their own maker yet."Ten months after her husband was killed, Mrs Watt's brother Joe was also killed by the Army and an inquest into his death is due to take place later this year.


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Input: The 22-year-old is out of contract at the end of the current campaign and has been linked with the Scarlets."We are disappointed that Rhys has turned down a contract offer and will move elsewhere at the end of this season," Blues coach Danny Wilson said."He has played well for us at both full-back and fly-half this season."Wilson added: "I know he will continue to give everything he has for the region until the end of the season."Gareth Anscombe's arrival at the Blues in July 2014 from Waikato Chiefs in New Zealand saw Patchell moved to full-back to accommodate the newcomer."We have good competition for the number 10 jersey and it is a shame that Rhys will not be a part of that," Wilson added."We want players who want to be here and fight for a place in the team."Scarlets confirmed in November they were in talks with Patchell, and head coach Wayne Pivac said: "He's certainly one who is of interest to us."


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Input: The club say the 32-year-old wants to return north in order to spend more time with his daughter.Berra, who has 35 caps, moved to England in 2009 to join Wolves, then managed by Mick McCarthy, who also took him to Ipswich in 2013."It's a situation we have been aware of for some time," McCarthy told the Ipswich website.Ipswich had the option to extend Berra's deal for a further 12 months, but agreed not to take it up to allow him to return closer to home.The centre-back made 185 appearances for Ipswich, scoring 14 goals."He is not doing anything devious, he just wants to spend more time with his daughter and anyone with family can respect that," McCarthy added."Christophe has been fantastic for us. He has been one of the best defenders in the Championship over the last four years and I didn't want to lose him, but I understand fully why he wants to go back closer to home and we wish him well."


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Input: The 66-year-old, who took charge of Rangers from March 2010 to January 2012, will take on a part-time role helping manager Chris Ramsey.Warnock's last job was at Crystal Palace, where he was sacked last December after four months in charge."Full-time management doesn't interest me any more, but if I can help Chris and QPR by acting as a sounding board, then that's great," Warnock said."I've often been quoted as saying there's a gap in the structure of a football club for someone to come in to be a sounding board and offer advice, and I'm delighted Chris has shown his faith in me in this role."I'm really looking forward to working with him, he is someone I've always admired as a coach."When I look at the solid start to the season QPR have made, coupled with the squad we've got at our disposal, I think there's a real opportunity to climb the table and push on," added Warnock.Under Warnock's leadership QPR were promoted to the Premier League in 2011 after winning the Championship, but he was sacked the following January with the club in 17th place in the table."Neil has a passion for this club and for football in general, and he's got too much to offer for us to waste an opportunity to tap into his knowledge," Ramsey said."Adding someone to the backroom team has been on my mind for some time and I know Neil well, having spoken to him at length during his time at Crystal Palace when we were in talks about me going to join him as part of his staff."To get him in at this stage of the season, when the games come thick and fast, is perfect timing for us and a fantastic opportunity for us to take advantage of his unparalleled Championship experience," added the Rangers boss.Warnock will work under director of football Les Ferdinand and will begin his role on Sunday, following the club's Championship trip to Birmingham City on Saturday.


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Input: Wollaton Hall in Nottingham attracted 175,117 visitors in 2011, the year it was used as Wayne Manor for the filming of The Dark Knight Rises.Numbers have risen each year since then, reaching 291,393 in 2014.The rise has been attributed to the "Batman effect" and other reasons such as marketing and specialised tours.Nigel Hawkins, head of culture at Nottingham City Council, said visitors come from around the world."I think Batman is certainly helping," said Mr Hawkins."We are seeing probably a different age group coming and taking photographs outside the hall."Batman fan David Ellis came from Wednesbury in the West Midlands to visit the hall."I love visiting the locations of my favourite films and as a huge Batman fan the hall that [director] Chris Nolan chose for Wayne Manor has been on my list for some time," he said."It's great that the hall plays up the connection themselves as I've been to some film locations where they almost treat it as a secret."The attraction is playing up the connection this week by attempting to break the world record for the number of people dressed as superheroes in one place.Only people who step inside the hall itself were counted in the annual visitor figures compiled by VisitEngland, so the thousands who visit the surrounding park were not included.The Nottinghamshire village of Gotham also attracts Batman fans, as it indirectly inspired the naming of Gotham City when the Batman comics were created.291,393visitors to Wollaton Hall in 2014175,117 visitors in 2011, when The Dark Knight Rises was filmed there??100,000 spent by Warner Bros for improvements to Wollaton Hall??1.56bn estimated value of Nottinghamshires visitor economy in 2013


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Input: The county council ordered an independent review of children's services on Wednesday after "serious and widespread failures" were found.Four councillors were spotted nodding off, including the deputy leader.Ray Theodoulou blamed his heart medication for making him "a little drowsy"."Much as I would rather not discuss my medical issues in public, I have a serious heart condition, which requires me to take a range of medication," the Conservative councillor said."After five or so hours of meetings, that sometimes makes me a little drowsy."It doesn't make me sleep and I continued to listen throughout."Fellow Conservative Rob Bird said he "didn't think he fell asleep", but added: "It was a very warm room, I think I might have closed my eyes for a moment."He insisted he was "absolutely" able to perform his duties.Opposition councillors were not immune from a bout of democratic doziness.Liberal Democrat member John Cordwell admitted he "might have nodded off very briefly, but I was aware of what was going on the whole time".Labour's Graham Morgan was more forthright though, stating: "Those meetings drag a bit and I'm 66."I don't need to concentrate at that point because I've read it all beforehand and I don't work on that kind of thing."Nothing needs to be done differently. It's not out of disrespect. You've only got to look at the House of Lords; they're all asleep."Their soporific stories did not placate commenters on social media.Charlotte Stirling described Councillor Morgan's comments as "disrespectful and arrogant", while Patricia Havard called on the quartet to resign."Totally unacceptable, no matter what they put forward to explain their poor performance," she said.


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Input: The body of Aiden Webb, 22, from Norfolk, was found six days after he set off alone for the climb in June.Girlfriend Bluebell Baughan had begged him to get help via a series of text and Facebook messages after he got lost on Mount Fansipan, an inquest heard.Coroner Yvonne Blake recorded an open verdict into Mr Webb's death.A hearing in Norwich was told Ms Baughan, who was also staying in Vietnam at the time, was in contact by phone after Mr Webb slipped and became hurt.She said Mr Webb got lost, slipped, then cut his bicep on a rock and hurt his knee, after being forced off the main trail due to a landslide.More updates on this story and other Norfolk newsMs Baughan said he initially refused her pleas to let her call the authorities for help.She became "very fraught", she said, as they realised he had missed the last cable car and had to stay the night dressed just in shorts.In a series of messages, Mr Webb told how he had "got extremely lost", then later told her: "I am going to get pneumonia. I can't stop shivering."He had also messaged to say: "I've just had a huge rock land on my arm. I need stitches or glue."Mr Webb later said he would set off back down the mountain, and in his last text at 06.18 asked Ms Baughan to finally raise the alarm, but her reply failed to get through.His body was eventually found in a stream down a ravine.Local police concluded he had drowned while unconscious after falling into water.A post-mortem examination was carried out in the UK after his parents asked for it not to be undertaken in Vietnam.But Ms Blake said the medical cause of Mr Webb's death was "unascertained as he was embalmed".Parents Simone Taylor and Trever Webb said in a written statement: "Aiden was such a joy to be around."We're incredibly close as a family and feel privileged to have been his parents."


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Input: Diggers and dumper trucks are turning the six-year-old former Dartington Primary School near Totnes in Devon into rubble.More than 300 children have been in temporary buildings since July 2014.Building of a new school will start in January and education authority Devon County Council is seeking compensation from the architects and builders.More on the school demolition, plus more Devon and Cornwall newsHead teacher Jill Mahon said 90% of the material would be recycled locally."How can you be sad when it is being reused," she said."We are seeing a whole process which couldn't be much richer for the children."The demolition has been included in the school curriculum with visits from site workers and children learning about recycling.The children are expected to move into the new school early in 2018.The former school buildings were called "visionary" when they opened in 2010 with solar panels to power classrooms and rainwater recycling.But according to a report commissioned by the council, the building started letting in water shortly after it was finished.The report blamed the design and highlighted "complexities within the rainwater harvesting system".


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Input: Media playback is not supported on this deviceThe 19-year-old joins on a four-and-a-half-year deal until June 2021.The England Under-20 international, who has scored seven goals in 25 games this season, becomes the most expensive signing from League One.Lookman said: "It feels great to be an Everton player. As soon as I heard about Everton's interest I knew this would be the right place for me."Charlton had hoped Everton would loan Lookman back to them for the rest of the season but he is seen as someone who could quickly play a part at Goodison Park under manager Ronald Koeman."Everton has a big history and I was also attracted by the manager," Lookman added."When you look at what he did at Southampton, and what he does with young players in terms of developing them, that was a big attraction."It was great playing in the Championship last season and for the last six months in League One but I feel like I'm ready to make the step up to the Premier League."Koeman said: "Ademola is a big talent and, at 19 years old, he has a big future in the game. I'm really happy that we've been able to bring him here to the club."Find all the latest football transfers on our dedicated pageor visit our Premier League trackerhere.


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Input: Alastair Majury and Robert Davies were both elected as Stirling councillors in May.But it later emerged that Mr Majury was behind a Twitter account which likened Scottish nationalists to the Nazis.He was suspended from the party alongside Mr Davies, who had tweeted racist jokes.Mr Majury used his Mulder1981 account on Twitter to make derogatory remarks about Catholics, attack benefit claimants and say the SNP was too busy talking about gay marriage.He also boasted about the size of his manhood on an online dating site.The pair were suspended by the Scottish Conservatives on 17 May, but a spokesman for the party confirmed they had both now been readmitted.The spokesman said: "Having served a suspension, both councillors have been readmitted to the party after offering unreserved apologies for any offence caused."It has been made abundantly clear that behaviour like this will not be tolerated in future."SNP MSP James Dornan accused Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson of hypocrisy over the decision to allow the two councillors to remain in the party.Mr Dornan said: "She is keen to call out racism, sexism and other unacceptable behaviour, except when her own colleagues are the guilty ones."But this issue goes beyond mere hypocrisy, and exposes the ugly reality of Davidson's Tories - a party which offers a home to extremist views, turns a blind eye to prejudice and allows those who spout offensive nonsense to hold elected office."Scottish Labour MSP Monica Lennon said it was shocking that the suspension had been lifted because the two Tories had made "racist and sectarian remarks that have absolutely no place in our society".Green MSP Mark Ruskell, who was previously a Stirling councillor, said: "Imagine a racist and an internet troll now deciding on Stirling Council school bullying and equalities strategies."The Lib Dems also criticised the move, which the party said had shown the "true heartlessness of the Scottish Conservatives".


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Input: Hasselbaink, 44, was filmed as part of an investigation alleging corruption in football, apparently negotiating a fee to travel to Singapore to speak to a fake Far East firm.He was also alleged to discuss possibly signing players from them.The Rs said a lack of evidence from the newspaper ended their investigation."The club contacted and communicated with all the major parties involved, including The Telegraph, who failed to provide the club with the information previously requested," said a statement on the club website."Despite a number of requests from both the club and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's legal team for the information relating to the inferences made on September 28, including video footage and a full transcript of the discussions that took place, nothing has been forthcoming."As a result, and in the absence of any further evidence, the board fully back Jimmy and his explanations relating to these inferences."The Telegraph's investigation saw both Sam Allardyce leave his post as England manager and Barnsley assistant boss Tommy Wright sacked last month.The League Managers' Association has previously accused the newspaper of holding up the investigation by not releasing evidence, while City of London Police also confirmed discussions had already taken place with the Football Association and the paper.A Telegraph spokesperson said last month it remained their intention to release the information but that the police had asked to review it first."Jimmy openly admitted he was naive and, as such, has been reminded of his roles and responsibilities as manager of Queens Park Rangers," the QPR statement added."He remains fully focused on his job, and he does so with the board's unanimous support."Former Chelsea and Netherlands striker Hasselbaink had always denied any accusations of wrongdoing.


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Input: State Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem has said more than one judge should have a chance to review the law.The law bans abortions after a foetal heartbeat is detected, as early as six weeks into pregnancy.In April, District Judge Daniel Hovland found the law "invalid and unconstitutional"."The United States Supreme Court has spoken and has unequivocally said no state may deprive a woman of the choice to terminate her pregnancy at a point prior to viability," Judge Hovland wrote in his ruling.The US Supreme Court ruled in the landmark Roe v Wade decision of 1973 that abortion must be legal until a foetus is viable, typically 22-24 weeks."The legislature passed the law in hopes that a higher court would revisit the issue," Mr Stenehjem said in a statement to the Associated Press news agency."It seems prudent that an appellate court should have an opportunity to consider the issue rather than have one judge overturn the judgment of the legislative assembly."The case will now be heard by the US 8th Circuit Court of Appeals.North Dakota's anti-abortion law was one of four such bills Republican Governor Jack Dalrymple signed into law in 2013.The state's sole abortion clinic and the Center for Reproductive Rights sued to overturn the law and a US district judge ruled in April."The court was correct to call this law exactly what it is - a blatant violation of the constitutional guarantees afforded to all women," Center for Reproductive Rights president Nancy Northrup wrote in a statement after the April ruling.


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Input: David Cottrell, 90, from Redland, was honoured for his part in saving the lives of more than 70 Norwegians on a sinking ship in June 1944.He was just 19 when the crew of HMS Swift ignored orders and rescued the men from the water, after their ship, the Svenner, was torpedoed.Mr Cottrell told BBC Points West: "It's a proud moment."He was an Able Seaman Gunner on HMS Swift, which narrowly missed being hit by the torpedoes before they were used to sink the nearby Norwegian destroyer Svenner, off Sword Beach, Normandy, on 6 June 1944.Mr Cottrell said the ship "broke in half and sank almost immediately. People were jumping over the sides."HMS Swift's captain John Gower disobeyed orders to leave the men and instead went to pick up survivors. Of 219 crew aboard the Svenner, 32 Norwegians and one Briton died.Mr Cottrell said in 2001 he met two of the Norwegians who had been on the Svenner and one of them told him and Captain Gower: "What you've done, myself, my children, my grandchildren owe you a debt of gratitude that can never be repaid."Nigel Fletcher, Norwegian consul for the South West, said Mr Cottrell had been put forward for the Commemorative Medal after meeting a survivor of the Svenner at a memorial service to mark the 70th anniversary in Norway in 2014."It's a great recognition and I think also it gives him time to reflect on his old shipmates and the other people who were with him on that day."Mr Cottrell's son Richard said he was very proud of his father: "It's one story among thousands and they are all remarkable."


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Input: Mr Hollande said no agreement had been reached, contradicting an aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin."Discussions are under way. I will make a decision in the coming weeks," Mr Hollande told a news conference.France stopped the planned sale after the outbreak of the conflict in eastern Ukraine.The deal, for two Mistral helicopter carriers, was worth €1.2bn (£843m; $1.3bn). Russia made an advance payment of about €840m.The first of two - the Vladivostok - was supposed to be delivered to Russia in November 2014.Vladimir Kozhin, a military technology adviser to Mr Putin, said on Friday that negotiations over compensation were "completely finished"."Everything has already been decided, both the time-frame and the amount," Mr Kozhin told Russian state news agency RIA Novosti.But Mr Hollande's comments suggest that the agreement is still in question.Sources close to the talks, quoted by Russia's Kommersant daily, have suggested France will compensate Russia to the tune of €1.16bn.That sum includes the amount that Russia has already spent on special training for 400 sailors, on port infrastructure in Vladivostok for the two warships and on developing four prototype Ка-52К helicopters.The compensation deal was discussed last week at talks between Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin and French Defence Secretary-General Louis Gautier, Kommersant reports.The Mistral contract dates back to a June 2011 agreement reached under the previous French President, Nicolas Sarkozy.Western sanctions have been ratcheted up against Russia since March 2014, when the Ukrainian conflict erupted with Russia's annexation of Crimea.Russia denies backing pro-Russian separatist rebels fighting in eastern Ukraine.


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Input: Official figures showed the value of sales rose by 0.1% north of the border between January and March, compared with 0.3% for the UK.Sales volumes were up by 0.7% - compared with a UK figure of 0.8%.The Scottish Retail Sales Index also showed that the volume of sales in Scotland went up by 2.7% over the year, while the value rose by just 0.1%.Scottish Retail Consortium director David Lonsdale said the return to growth was encouraging, but added there was  a "continuing fragility" in consumer confidence which was affecting retailers.He urged the next Scottish government to prioritise policies which encouraged investment and expansion in the sector.Mr Lonsdale said: "The prospects for retailers are ultimately determined by the state of the economy and their own ability to adapt and seize on the opportunities that arise."Our new MSPs can help by channelling their collective energies into ensuring that the retail industry, Scotland's largest private-sector employer, is even better-placed to be able to invest, expand and create jobs."Euan Murray, of Barclays Corporate Banking in Scotland, said the "measured increase" in the volume of sales in the first quarter had been mainly driven by food sales, in contrast with the previous three months.He added: "We are continuing to see non-food retailers benefit from a strong online offering with more value-conscious consumers comparing prices online to secure the best bargains."We would expect to see the online retail space continue to become ever more important as we move forward."Recent industry figures suggested Scotland's retailers experienced a mixed month in March.The SRC-KPMG monitor found total sales for the five weeks to 2 April were 1.3% lower than the same period last year.The non-food category saw household goods such as furniture and flooring doing well.But fashion and footwear registered its worst decline since May last year.The report said that fall was influenced by the early Easter.


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Input: Gwynn Roberts and wife Valerie, from Prestatyn in Denbighshire, had to be rescued by police after being stuck in their car for four hours.Local newspapers have reported about 100 people needed help after the A67 Santander motorway became blocked.Snow is causing widespread disruption in central and northern Spain.Mr Roberts said: "We were coming out of Santander and had just been on the ferry. They told us it had been snowing and to be careful. We set off on the motorway and there was a bit of snow and ice - not a lot."As we carried on, it started again, really heavy snow. I have not even seen it like that in Snowdonia."The couple had been heading for Marbella when they became trapped by the snow.He said they are still at the village school in Aguilar de Campoo, along with about eight other British nationals who have also been stranded.Mr Roberts added: "Come to Spain for the winter sun, they say, and you get loads of snow."


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Input: Holyrood's Infrastructure Committee has heard a seized pin caused the crack which led to the shutdown of the bridge for almost three weeks in December.MSPs heard that the response to the fault by the bridge's operator was "entirely appropriate".And efforts to repair and reopen the bridge were described as "remarkable".The bridge reopened to all vehicles except HGVs on 23 December - almost two weeks ahead of schedule.The committee took evidence from experts who have managed other bridges around the UK as it continued its inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the closure.Peter Hill, bridgemaster of the Humber Bridge, said: "I can only say, knowing the competencies of the team under Barry Colford (former Forth Road Bridge bridgemaster), I can't see that this incident could have been otherwise determined or pre-warned in any other practical way."As to the subsequent actions of the team that are now looking after the bridge and reacting to this emergency, it seems to have been entirely appropriate."Richard Fish, an independent engineering consultant, said the cause of the fault would have been very difficult to predict.And he said he would not question the decision to close the bridge, which he said had to be governed by public safety.John Evans, a consultant for civil and structural engineering firm Flint and Neill, described the efforts to reopen the bridge as a "remarkable achievement".He added: "I don't think you would have foreseen what the particular failure was, but the idea of having contingency measures in place for when something catastrophic happens might be looked at in the future."Mr Evans said such measures could include pre-planned diversion routes.


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Input: Kevin Prictor's wife Karen and Margaret Rivers have admitted taking £200,000 from the North Wiltshire and District Minor League.The court heard the Prictors took trips abroad including a 10-day holiday in Florida, which cost more than £7,000.Mr Prictor, from Swindon, denies a charge of possessing criminal property.The youth league is one of the country's largest, with 360 teams of seven to 18 year olds competing across 40 divisions.Between 2009 and 2013, more than £196,000 was deposited or transferred into the Prictors' joint account by league treasurer Karen Prictor, Swindon Crown Court has heard.Over that period, the couple - with a joint income of between £36,000 and £44,000 - "lived like kings", travelling to Florida, New York and Spain and buying televisions, white goods and computers.While Karen Prictor and the league's secretary Rivers admit fraud, and Rivers's husband Andrew admits possessing criminal property, Mr Prictor denies any wrongdoing.Hannah Squire, prosecuting, told the court: "We are not talking about small amounts, these are large chunks of money."Kevin Prictor benefited from his wife's fraud; not the odd meal out or gift, but by thousands of pounds."She said Mr Prictor, of Beverly, Toothill, had been "one of the main beneficiaries" and dismissed his claims that "he had no interest in family finances" and "asked no questions"."Nobody is that daft or unquestioning about family finances," she said."It took a household to spend this money: the shopping, the holidays, the cash."The trial continues.


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Input: The Ufa player said he was the subject of monkey chants before being sent off for a gesture against Spartak Moscow.Spartak will not be punished as the RFU said it found no evidence of racism."For the Russian FA to say they didn't hear or see any evidence of racism is beyond a joke," Frimpong tweeted."Been banned for two games - acceptable on my part for the gesture, no problems with that."I've always said we are blessed in England and how wonderful of a country it is. Not saying there isn't racism in England of course. Must stress not all Russians behave like that."Artur Grigoryants, head of the disciplinary committee, said: "The match inspector and the match delegate did not note that there had been any disciplinary violations by Spartak supporters towards Frimpong in the match reports."There were no instances of racism. We have no grounds to take disciplinary sanctions against Spartak."Ghana midfielder Frimpong, 23, apologised for his reaction but did not attend the hearing.Last season, Dynamo Moscow's Congolese defender Christopher Samba was given the same ban for an identical offence.Zenit St Petersburg's Brazilian striker Hulk has recently said racism happens at "almost every game" in the Russian league and that it is a genuine threat to the 2018 World Cup, which will he held in the country.He said he had repeatedly faced monkey chants and also accused a referee of racially abusing him.It was announced on Wednesday that the striker will be one of the star names taking part in the preliminary draw for the World Cup, along with compatriot Ronaldo, former Italy captain Fabio Cannavaro and ex-Cameroon striker Samuel Eto'o.


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Input: The Aberdeen-based company said the three-year deal had been signed with an unnamed blue-chip international oil company.It added that more than 100 new jobs would be created as a result of the contract, with a further 20 posts retained.The staff will be based at Wood Group's offices in Iraq and Dubai.David Buchan, from Wood Group division WGPSN, said: "This major contract builds on our strong partnerships with clients in Iraq."Iraq is an area where we see significant growth opportunities for our broad service capabilities and building our presence in this region is a key objective for us."This is reflected in our creation of another office in Dubai, which adds to our presence in the Middle East and our commitment to developing local talent, creating job opportunities and building relationships with the supply chain in Iraq."Last month Wood Group won a multi-million dollar subsea contract with BP, to provide engineering services in the Gulf of Mexico, UK and Norwegian continental shelves and offshore Azerbaijan.It was the second major BP contract secured by the company this year.


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Input: Brunt, 31, was carried off during West Brom's Premier League win over Crystal Palace on Saturday and there are concerns the damage could be serious.The Northern Ireland man has been expected to see a specialist on Tuesday but this will now happen on Wednesday.Brunt missed the 2-2 draw with Premier League leaders Leicester on Tuesday."Brunty is going to see a specialist so we will wait until he has done that," said Baggies boss Tony Pulis on Monday."So we will wait until he's done that, then announce what is wrong with him."He added: "I have only seen it from a distance."The midfielder's injury came days after he was struck in the face by a coin thrown by an Albion fan at the end of the FA Cup fifth-round defeat at Reading.Northern Ireland have been drawn in Group C for Euro 2016 in France, alongside Ukraine, Poland and world champions Germany. Their first match is against Poland in Nice on Sunday, 12 June.


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Input: The 21-year-old has the qualification time for the World Championships in London (August 4-13).But Omoregie needs to finish in the top two at the Alexander Stadium to rubber-stamp his selection."It's about making sure I finish in the top two and guarantee selection," said Omoregie.Andrew Pozzi and David King also have the qualification times, so Omoregie knows the competition for places will be fierce."I am in a good place having run the times and know I just need to focus on the result and confirm my selection," Omoregie added.There is a third discretionary place available for the selectors but Omoregie does not want to rely on that.The Cardiff hurdler missed out on Olympics selection last summer having run the qualification standards too late."Since missing out on Rio, my mind has been 100 per cent focused on London through the winter," said Omoregie."I don't know how many more times I will be able to compete in a world event in my own country."So I just want to get on the team and ensure I make the most of the experience."Welsh duo Josh Griffiths (marathon) and Bethan Davies (20km walk) have already booked their World Championship places in London.There was a second place finish for Gareth Winter in the shot putt on the opening day of competition in Birmingham on Saturday.Discus thrower Brett Morse, Commonwealth Games silver medal pole vaulter Sally Peake and 3,000m steeplechaser Ieuan Thomas all finished third in their events.


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Input: A civil tribunal in Queensland found Dr Patel had lied in order to be registered in the state.It said he had concealed the fact that he had been sanctioned in the US for unprofessional conduct.Dr Patel was jailed in 2010 for causing three deaths at a Queensland hospital but was freed in 2012 on appeal.He received a two-year suspended sentence for fraud in 2013 and later moved back to the US. The Medical Board of Australia had applied for Dr Patel's ban after criminal proceedings ended.Dr Patel's case stemmed from his time working at a hospital in Queensland between 2003 and 2005.There were complaints from hospital staff that he had botched operations, misdiagnosed patients and used sloppy surgical techniques.He was arrested in the US in 2008 and extradited to Australia to stand trial.He was jailed for seven years in 2010 after being convicted of criminal negligence leading to the deaths of three patients. He was also found guilty of causing harm to another patient.But in 2012, Australia's highest court quashed the convictions on appeal and retrials were ordered. He was subsequently acquitted in one case and the jury failed to reach a decision in another.In 2013, prosecutors dropped outstanding charges. He received the suspended sentence for fraud after he admitted to dishonestly obtaining his medical registration.


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Input: The YAK 52 aircraft crashed at 14:55 GMT in a field near Cooksmill Green on the A414 west of Chelmsford in Essex.Firefighters called to the scene reported that "the plane was completely alight" when they arrived.The plane had taken off from the nearby North Weald airfield. Both victims' next of kin have been informed, police said.Rebecca Larsen told BBC News: "I witnessed the plane go up in flames. Cars pulled up on the left lane and everyone ran towards the burning plane."Police closed a section of the A414 between Chelmsford and Ongar while emergency services attended.Alison Hodgkins-Brown, at the scene for BBC Essex, said: "I can see the plane has come down in the middle of an oil seed rape field next to the A414."It's completely covered by tarpaulin and there are about eight police officers in attendance."Sam Gildersleeve, from Ongar, was having lunch with friends when he saw the plane flying low."At this point we all looked at the sky and the plane attempted to do a somersault unsuccessfully, we heard a popping sound and noticed the plane did not re-emerge," he said."We then noticed smoke coming from the site in the field where the plane had crashed. Shortly after the emergency services appeared."The Air Accident Investigation Branch has sent a team to investigate the crash.


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Input: The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) said the rise took the number of buy-to-let loans to 23,300, although this was down 6% compared with October.Landlords in England and Wales will have to pay a 3% surcharge on each stamp duty band from April.In addition, changes being brought in over the next few years will alter tax breaks available to landlords."Landlords may be disgruntled by the double whammy of tax changes and the impending hike on stamp duty, but they can't complain about some of the cheapest buy-to-let rates ever," said Mark Harris, chief executive of mortgage broker SPF Private Clients"Many landlords are taking advantage of low rates and the removal of tax breaks with remortgaging accounting for the majority of activity in the sector."However, lenders are imposing tighter criteria on buy-to-let mortgages when it comes to stress testing, and others are expected to follow, making it harder to qualify for higher loan-to-value mortgages, particularly in the south [of England] where yields are low."The value of loans advanced in the buy-to-let sector increased by 46% in November compared with the same month a year earlier, to Â£3.5bn.In the UK mortgage market as a whole, the number of home loans advanced for house purchases was 9.3% higher than the same month a year ago, and the CML is expecting a steady rise in mortgage lending over the next two years.A total of 60,100 mortgages were advanced in November, although this was down 9.2% from October.The CML said that the seasonal dip was "normal"."Mortgage lending activity eased back as the normal dip in the winter months began," said Paul Smee, director general of the CML."There was still growth across all lending types in November compared to the year earlier suggesting continued improvement. Our forecasts anticipate that gross lending will continue a slow but steady upward trajectory over the next two years."