first funerals are held in vietnam for some of the 39 people found dead in a refrigerated lorry in essex last month. and as politicians on all sides pledge to plant trees for the future — we look at the parties plans to tackle the climate crisis. and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — anand menon, director of the uk in a changing europe, and katy balls, deputy political editor of the spectator. good evening. 30 years after the hillsborough disaster, no one has been held responsible for the deaths of the 96 fans who lost their lives after being crushed on the terraces. today a jury found the policeman in charge on the day at the fa cup semifinal, chief superintendent david duckenfield, not guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence. it's the third time he's been on trial since 1989. as the verdict was read out, there were gasps and tears in court from the families of some of those who died. our north of england correspondent judith moritz has been at preston crown court. and this was a decisive moment in the very long history of hillsboroug

mo robinson is thought to have collected the trailer when it arrived in essex. eamonn harrison is thought to have dropped it off in zeebrugge 11 hours earlier. yesterday, police in the republic of ireland raided properties linked to ronan and chris hughes, two brothers still wanted by essex police. daniel sandford, bbc news. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: scientists have come up with a way of making an artificial rhino horn which they say is indistinguishable from the real thing. the israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremistjewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. at polling booths throughout the country, they voted on an historic day for australia. as the results came in, it was clear the monarchy would survive. for the american hostages, there was no time. they are being held somewhere inside the compound and student leaders have threatened that, should the americans attempt rescue, they will

let's get some analysis now from the tussle linge that of essex university in the u.k. she's a professor of government and an expert on authoritarian regimes thanks for being with us this morning professor up 1st of all we've got an opposition politician union that is declaring herself interim president of bolivia while the former president if a morale this is calling it a coup how do you see this playing out well hopefully they're going to be able to hold elections and yes had announced yesterday that they were hoping to hold elections by mid to late january and that's what's going to be really critical to restoring confidence and trust in the system and i can see that what alice from mexico will be trying to rile up his supporters he will be stating that he's going to be making a comeback but that's going to create instability because for the moment there's a large portion of the population that is fed up with him and fed up with the fact that he violated 2001 constitution and then engineer in a 4th term in office so they become a complete b.s. is that they could some

essex police was unable to tell us when this police involvement was discovered, and whether it should have been revealed to centurion care on the dbs checks. her vulnerability was quite high. andy says another girl reported being taken from one of the homes, given alcohol and drugs before having sex with a man who occasionally worked in the home. police said there was not enough evidence any crime was committed. the confidential briefing says the man had several convictions and had been previously investigated but not charged of an alleged sex offence involving a child. centurion care said the contractor didn't need to be dbs checked, his role was known to the local authority, they cooperated with the police and there was no further action. thurrock council placed many of the children inside the homes. it said it was unable to comment on police matters or individual cases. the homes were closed in 2017 and the company dissolved when an investigation was launched into organised and complex abuse facing children living there. in and out, in and out, going round the corner, doing their d

the vietnamese community comes togetherfor a vigil for the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex. airbnb introduces a ban on so called "party houses", after five people were shot dead in san francisco at a property booked through its website. now on bbc news, asjohn bercow bows out after ten controversial years as speaker, bbc parliament revisits the career of a modernising but polarising figure. order! jaunty 605 music. 0rder! 0rder. a speaker who did it his way. i don't require any help from a member on the third row who thinks he's got some role to play in these matters. he's got absolutely no contribution to make whatsoever. on a long and colourful political journey. i'm not interested in signing up to a policy that puts europe before britain. dispensing advice along the way. calm yourself, man, take some sort of soothing medicament... to his supporters, john bercow has been one of the great speakers, a transformative figure in the stuffy world of westminster. to his critics, he was pompous, biased, even, changing the rules to suit his own agenda. but the decisions he took in

the discovery last month of 39 dead people from vietnam in the back of a lorry in essex led to a huge international investigation into a suspected people smuggling gang. this morning, mo robinson, the 25—year—old lorry driver from northern ireland arrested at the time, appeared by video link at the old bailey and pleaded guilty to conspiring with others to assist illegal immigration. he is also accused of 39 counts of manslaughter but, at this stage, he has not been asked to say whether he pleads guilty or not guilty to those charges or a charge people trafficking, or one of money—laundering. mo robinson is the first person to appear here the old bailey following the 39 deaths, but he won't be the last. he is accused of being part of a wider conspiracy. two other men are already facing charges, police are looking to talk to at least two more. eight of the 39 people found dead in the lorry were female. ten were teenagers. two of them were boys ofjust 15. they all leave behind grieving families in vietnam. he is accused of being part of a wider conspiracy. two other men are alread

mo robinson is thought to have collected the trailer when it arrived in essex. eamon harrison is thought to have dropped it off in zeebrugge 11 hours earlier. yesterday, police and the republic of ireland raided properties linked to ronan and chris hughes, two brothers still wanted by a essex police. daniel sandford, bbc news. india's supreme court is due to rule on saturday on a controversial case relating to a religious site that's been disputed between hindus and muslims for decades. hindus believe that the piece of land in the holy town of ayodhya is the birthplace of their revered deity lord ram, while muslims say they have worshipped there for generations. our correspondent arunoday mukharji reports. ayodhya, a city that clings to its ancient past. this is where one of hinduism's most revered deities, lord raam, is said to have been born thousands of years ago. it is also where hindus and muslims have lived together for generations, until one incident changed that forever. in 1992, a 16th century mosque was demolished by hindu fundamentalists. thousands we

the vietnamese community comes togetherfor a vigil for the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex. aianb introduces a ban on so called "party houses", after five people were shot dead in san francisco at a property booked through its website. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's jon watson. bad news for the rugby team, and now bad news for the cricketers. they are playing their series in new zealand, they miss the chance to go 2-0 zealand, they miss the chance to go 2—0 up in the five match t20 series, they lost the match in wellington by 21 runs, leaving the contest level at 1-1. 21 runs, leaving the contest level at 1—1. michael redford was watching the action. a moment to rememberfor the england debutant, a first international cap, he will also remember his first over for his country, perhaps not as fondly, hit for six twice as new zealand started brightly. pat brown had impressed on his england debut in the first t20, not today, hit for 17, in england debut in the first t20, not today, hit for17, in his england debut in the first t20, not today,

mo robinson is thought to have collected the trailer when it arrived in essex. eamon harrison is thought to have dropped it off in zeebrugge 11 hours earlier. yesterday, police and the republic of ireland raided properties linked to ronan and chris hughes, two brothers still wanted by essex police. daniel sandford, bbc news. this weekend, thousands of armed forces veterans will take part in the march—past at the cenotaph in whitehall on remembrance sunday. among those marking the day will be 94—year—old harry billinge, who was among the first british soldiers to land in france on d—day. he'd been raising money to help build a new memorial in normandy to remember those who died. he's now been shown images of the memorial for the first time, as our correspondent jon donnison reports. there you are, my love. thank you, darlin'! in the remarkable life of harry billinge, this has been a remarkable year. there's about 35 quid there, harry. it was an appearance on bbc breakfast telly on a normandy beach for the d—day 75th anniversary injune that saw harry go

more on this from professor natasha lens to head who's a political scientist from the university of essex in culture she has a particular interest to be least politics welcome to d.w. professor we just heard iran's supreme leader blaming the unrest on the united states the intelligence ministry also says they've arrested at least 8 people with connections to the cia and these claims credible. well that's a pretty common response from the iranians whenever there is some sort of unrest or some sort of issue it's common that the iranian regime wants to place blame elsewhere and did biggest target would always be the u.s. u.s. of course is responsible for remaining from iran nuclear agreement and they've been able to place blame on the u.s. for decades now since the revolution that because of the economic hardships that are taking place are because of the u.s. you know it's possible that the u.s. intelligence is trying to undermine the iranian regime that that is definitely something that the u.s. intelligence has been working on but in this particular set of protests we have no evidence to t

are the main stories this morning: a lorry driver, who is accused over the deaths of 39 migrants in essex, has admitted plotting to assist illegal immigration. the taxi—hailing app, uber, has been refused a new licence to operate in london. the firm says it will appeal against the decision. staff at almost half of the uk's universities begin an eight—day strike over pay, pensions and working conditions, affecting as many as a million students. i have paid so much money and to basically have one week of my course written off? it's like i want that money back. labour are vowing to tackle ‘dodgy landlords‘ and cap rents if they win the election, with plans to improve conditions for private tenants. major wins for pro—democracy campaigners in hong kong's council elections, putting renewed pressure on the government. people orderly and peacefully lining up people orderly and peacefully lining up outside of the voting station early in the morning, just because they want to get the vote. we deserve democracy. and coming up, two cinema chains withdraw the gang film blue story after a br

the vietnamese community comes togetherfor a vigil for the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex. air bnb introduces a ban on so called "party houses", after 5 people were shot dead in san francisco at a property booked through its website. before the papers, sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here'sjohn watson. no silverware at the rugby world cup yesterday, but lewis hamilton could deliver some today. the us grand prix takes place this evening and by the end of it he could be formula one world champion for the sixth time. nick parrott reports. a sixth formula one world title is almost in lewis hamilton's hands. only mercedes team—mate valtteri bottas can keep him waiting. but the finn has his work cut out because he must win in austin or it's all over. in a colder than usual texas, he kept the heat on in qualifying, claiming pole position at the circuit of the americas for the first time. this is one of hamilton's favourite tracks, having won here more than anyone else. but he could do no better than fifth, more than a quarter of a second off the pace. o

boys — have been named among the 39 people from vietnam who were found dead in a refrigerated lorry in essex. and we meet the veteran who's collected thousands of pounds, to build a new memorial for the heroes of d—day. and at half past 11 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers james rampton, features writer for the independent — and rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor at cityam. stay with us for that. floods have hit large parts of the country, with some areas receiving a month's worth of rain in just one day. the north of england and the midlands were the worst affected. one woman died after being swept away by the rising water in rowsley, in derbyshire. the environment agency has warned people to stay away from swollen rivers. six severe warnings — meaning a danger to life — are in place along the river don in south yorkshire, and there are more than 60 other flood warnings in place. this report from our north of england correspondent danny savage. as floodwaters rose rapidly across the east midlands, derbyshire and yorkshire, a woman died aft

essex police believe they may have identified families for some of the victims and have been in contact with relatives both in the uk and vietnam. they say they are still conducting their investigation which is spanning manyjurisdictions across the world. dozens of flights to the indian capital, delhi, have been diverted because of poor visibility caused by toxic smog. schools are closed and a public health emergency is in place in a city that's home to 20 million people. pratiksha ghildial has sent this report. people in delhi are breathing the season's worst and most toxic air. pollution levels are more than 20 times the safe limit. the problem returns her every winter but many are saying this is the worst they have experienced. protesters demanding a basic right, clean air. they believe there is not the political will to find a solution. you can obviously see how terrible it is and it is actually scary, you can see things in front of you. patients are coming with more lung respiratory diseases, more affected by asthma. one major source of the solution is stubble burning. farmers say

mo robinson is thought to have collected the trailer when it arrived in essex. eamon harrison is thought to have dropped it off in zeebrugge 11 hours earlier. yesterday, police and the republic of ireland raided properties linked to ronan and chris hughes, two brothers still wanted by a essex police. daniel sandford, bbc news. this is bbc news. the headlines: brazil's former president, luiz inacio lula da silva has walked free from jail, after a court decision freeing prisoners on appeal. michael bloomberg has filed papers to be a candidate for president. he registered just before the deadline closed in the state of alabama. the scottish national party leader and first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, has launched her party's election campaign in edinburgh, putting brexit and scottish independence at the centre of her strategy. she says she'd be willing to co—operate with a labour government led byjeremy corbyn. she's ruled out a formal coalition, but said she could support labour on a vote—by—vote basis — as long as the scottish parliament was gra

essex police believe they may have identified families for some of the victims, and have been in contact with relatives both in the uk and vietnam. they say they are still conducting their investigation, which is spanning many jurisdictions across the world. a 36—year—old man has died and three people have been hurt after a car drove into a pub in colchester. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. the ao—year—old is also being held on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent, as well as death by dangerous driving and assault. jenny kirk reports. tyre tracks across the pavement leading to this, the smoking area of the spinnaker inn. a group of people were hitjust before 1:00am when a car crashed through the fence. one man aged 36 was killed, another left with life—changing injuries, and two others were taken to hospital as well. was at the pub after 1:00amm all we heard was a massive bang. but because of it being halloween and guy fawkes, we put it down for fireworks, went back to sleep. it was a very busy pub. locals go to it, especially on a sunday. it's

extradition from ireland, as part of the investigation into the deaths of 39 migrants in a lorry in essex. the queen has wished england's rugby tea m the queen has wished england's rugby team at the very best very memorable and successful match tomorrow as they prepare to take on south africa in the world cup final. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... after evening on bbc news... 7pm we will have the later the after 7pm we will have the latest on the general election campaign after borisjohnson the general election campaign after boris johnson rejects the general election campaign after borisjohnson rejects the brexit pa rty‘s offer to borisjohnson rejects the brexit party's offer tojoin a borisjohnson rejects the brexit party's offer to join a pact. borisjohnson rejects the brexit party's offer tojoin a pact. and with england for south africa in the rugby world cup final. and at101i0 and rugby world cup final. and at 1040 and 11:30pm we will be taking a look at tomorrow's front pages. that is all coming up. fi

first funerals are held in vietnam for some of the 39 people found dead in a refrigerated lorry in essex last month. and as politicians on all sides pledge to plant trees for the future, we look at the parties‘ plans to tackle the climate crisis. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news — a good start for arsenal against eintracht frankfurt in the europa league. they only need a draw to reach the last 32. good evening. 30 years after the hillsborough disaster, no one has been held responsible for the deaths of the 96 fans who lost their lives after being crushed on the terraces. today, a jury found the policeman in charge on the day at the fa cup semifinal — chief superintendent david duckenfield — not guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence. it's the third time he's been on trial since 1989. as the verdict was read out, there were gasps and tears in court from the families of some of those who died. our north of england correspondentjudith moritz is at preston crown court. yes, and this was a decisive moment in the very long history of hillsborough. inside court room number one

essex police believe they may have identified families for some of the victims and have been in contact with relatives both in the uk and vietnam. they say they are still conducting their investigation which is spanning manyjurisdictions across the world. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, the parliamentaryjournalist, tony grew, and the journalist and author, caroline frost. that's coming up after the headlines. time for a look at the weather with sarah. hello there. the month of november so far has got off to a fairly unsettled stormy start. we had heavy rain and strong winds particularly on saturday. let's cast our mind back to last month, october 2019. and taking a look at the rainfall anomaly. so, this is the amount of rain falling compared to the longer—term average. it's been particularly wet across parts of eastern and northeast england. some places in fact have received double the expected amount of rainfall. it has been much drier there for scotland and for northern ireland too. now, through the week ahead, we've still got the unsettled t

meanwhile, jeremy corbyn, speaking in essex, said labour would get brexit done in six months — promising to secure a better deal with the eu and put it to the public in another referendum next year. the conservatives insist they are the party to deliver brexit and that the uk will leave by january 31st next year. our political correspondent chris mason has the latest on today's campaigning: our liberal democrat candidate for prime minister, jo swinson! in case you wondered how upbeat the liberal democrats are, there you have it. other campaign launch in westminster this morning their promise to scrap brexit if they won was central. both the labour party and the conservatives want to negotiate and deliver brexit. i never thought that i would stand here and say that i am a candidate to be prime minister. but when i look at borisjohnson and jeremy corbyn i am absolutely certain i could do a betterjob than either of them! labour has been talking brexit to in harlow in essex, a seat the party needs to and from the conservatives. jeremy corbyn ‘s pictures to negotiate what he sees as a bette

police in essex have arrested a man on suspicion of murder after a car crashed into a pub. a 36—year—old man was killed and three others were injured. it happened in the early hours of the morning at the spinnaker inn at hythe quay in colchester. at least four people have been injured in a knife attack in hong kong after another day of clashes between pro—democracy protesters and riot police. local media say that the assailant had been arguing over politics before taking out a knife. he was then turned on and subdued by an angry crowd. riot police had stormed the shopping centre in tai koo district earlier after some protesters forming a human chain inside and began vandalising restaurants. i spoke to our correspondent, richard lister, about these developments in hong kong. this is the 22nd weekend of protests, so this has been a long—running drama plaguing hong kong. there are rallies actually staged outside multiple shopping centres around hong kong. as you say, there are some protesters in this one particular incident, formed a human chain, eyewitnesses said that

the 36—year—old from purfleet in essex is also being questioned on suspicion of conspiracy to traffic people — and conspiracy to assist unlawful immigration. the man was arrested at a property in dalston in east london. australian police searching for a missing british man who disappeared while camping have confirmed they've found his body. 25—year—old aslan king had been travelling with friends in a popular tourist region in victoria, where he was last seen at the weekend. police say the cause of his death is still under investigation. a man charged over a stabbing at manchester victoria station has pleaded guilty to a terrorism offence and three counts of attempted murder. 26—year—old mahdi mohamud attacked police and commuters at the station last new year's eve. he will be sentenced at a later date. it's been a sporting comeback that few thought possible. but andy murray's return to tennis after hip surgery continues and in a new documentary, which had its premier last night, the double wimbledon champion says he's no longer playing to win grand slams, but is now enjoying

sussex and essex recorded concerning performance figures. an emergency department saying they need to see 95% of patients within four hours but in some areas 80%, 86%. another area of great importance is agriculture. it is the farming industry here which is so important and it is a big generator of economic growth as well. victoria is just a few miles down the road, at one of the uk's biggest scientific research parks, to find out what businesses here want from this election. we're talking about the food and hopefully, you have had a good first as well. morning, victoria. good morning. so far it has only consisted of coffee. hopefully that will change shortly. this is the speed breeding greenhouse, under a special light which means all the crops are growing really quickly and it meant that rather than having one crop going through, which would be the ordinary thing, they can get up to six through. we know that farmers in the next 50 years going to have to produce the same amount of food as they have done in the last 500 yea rs as they have d

boys — have been named among the 39 people from vietnam who were found dead in a refrigerated lorry in essex.

it was on the 23rd of october that police were called to an industrial park in grays, in essex. after 39 people had been found dead in the back of a sealed lorry trailer. this morning, mo robinson, the 25—year—old lorry driver from northern ireland arrested at the time, appeared by video link at the old bailey and pleaded guilty to conspiring with others to assist illegal immigration. he was not at this stage asked to enter pleas to the 39 charges of manslaughter he faces, nor to one of people trafficking or one of money—laundering. of the 39 people found dead in the lorry, eight were female, ten were teenagers, two of them a 15—year—old boys. they all came from vietnam and leave behind grieving families. sealed inside an unaccompanied lorry trailer, they had crossed the english channel on this cargo ferry, the clementine. and arrived at a port on the river thames just east of london. the trailer has been dropped off 12 hours earlier by this lorry cab. eamon harrison, also from northern ireland, is accused of being the driver on the belgium side and is fighting extradi

extradition from ireland as part of the investigation into the deaths of 39 migrants in a lorry in essex. the england team prepares for tomorrow's big match. will they lift the rugby world cup trophy for the first time since 2003? the queen has wished england's rugby team the very best for a "memorable and successful" match tomorrow.

bbc news essex coming up very soon. on. bbc news essex coming up very soon. i will be back at ten. —— bbc news essex. time for a look at the weather... here‘s ben rich. thank you and good eating. soggy scenes on the street today. eastern scotla nd scenes on the street today. eastern scotland bore the brunt of some really heavy and persistent rain. elsewhere they were scattered heavy showers as well. the weather will not look too different over the next few days. more rain. but it will start to feel quite different because it is going to turn colder. low pressure has been in charge come all these clouds are circulating, thatis all these clouds are circulating, that is what we have seen the outbreaks of rain. low pressure will remain with us over the next couple of days. this is the radar picture, you see the heavy rain piled into cross eastern parts of scotland, some swot think an excess of 30 mm of rain. well over an inch. the rain continuing for a time and pushing southwards into northern england. that rain turning a little less heavy as the night goes

being found guilty of preparing a "poor" pitch for last season's county championship decider against essex. somerset will start next season on minus 12 points, while12 points are suspended for two years. they have 14 days to appeal. hobart hurricanes player emily smith will miss the rest of the woemn‘s big bash, she's been suspended for three months for breaching cricket australia's anti—corruption code — she posted a team line up on social media before it was officially released. australia captain tim paine says england all—rounder ben stokes is using david warner to sell his new book. stokes wrote that warner's sledging inspired his match—winning innings in the third ashes test at headingley. and alex marquez will be joining his older brother marc at the repsol honda team next season, replacing jorge lorenzo, who's retired. alex won this year's moto2 championship, while marc clinched his sixth motogp crown. on to tennis with the new look davis cup under way in madrid. rather than the old format of home and away ties through the year, there are i8—nations competing in six grou

professor at essex university, thanks so much. . >> thanks for having me. >>> the u.s. president surprise those track his every move by going to the hospital unexpected on saturday. he went to the wolverine medical center in maryland to begin some procedures, including lab tests as part of his annual regular physical. the white house insists is healthy and energetic. we'll take a short break on the program. when we come back, protesters in iran denounce a hike in fuel prices. but the controversial move gets the support of a major figure in the country. we will tell you who that is. >>> also still to come, police in hong kong trying to remove protesters from one of their stronghol strongholds. but one of their officers gets shot with an arrow. we will show you what happens in a live report. ver know what might be behind you. (kristen bell) does the sloth come standard? (kristen bell vo) looking to buy? enterprise makes it easy. >>> a live look there at hong kong, where protesters are still in the streets, along with bricks and also petrol bombs. a standoff there between

after 39 migrants' bodies were found in a lorry container in essex — a man pleads guilty to plotting to assist illegal immigration.

been charged in connection with the deaths of 39 vietnamese migrants found dead in a lorry trailer in essex last month. christopher kennedy from county armagh in northern ireland will appear before magistrates tomorrow. he is charged with offences related to a conspiracy to people—traffic, and for breaking immigration laws. australian police have failed to find any trace of a british man who went missing on a camping trip with friends in victoria yesterday. aslan king, who is 25 and is originally from bristol, went missing after suffering a suspected seizure. it is thought he hit his head before rushing into thick bushland surrounding the camp. the site is near the town of princeton, beside cliffs on the victorian coast, near the tourist site known as the 12 apostles. two major cinema chains have tonight pulled all screenings at the film blue story following a mass fight at a cinema complex in birmingham. fans of the film about two street gangs in south london are outraged at the decision, saying there is no clear link between its screening and the violence. charlotte gallagher reports. s

extradition from ireland as part of the investigation into the deaths of 39 migrants in a lorry in essex. the england team is preparing for tomorrow's big match. will they lift the rugby world cup trophy for the first time since 2003? the queen has wished england's rugby team the very best for a "memorable

police have released the names of all 39 people who were found dead in a lorry in essex last month. the victims including two 15—year—old boys. essex police say it's been of paramount importance to ensure that each individual‘s next of kin were informed, and to bring answers to worried families. consultation is now underway with the vietnamese authorities over the repatriation of those who have died. we've been talking already about the flooding that has affected parts of the country and tomasz schafernaker is here. it is important to set this into context? in the first place. what sort of conditions have you been seeing already this autumn? what sort of conditions have you been seeing already this autumn7m has been pretty wet across some parts of the country already throughout autumn and i want to point out that northern england has been among the wettest places in the uk. those deep blue colours around yorkshire, that is around 200% of normal rainfall. this is for 0ctober. and the area that was flooded and still remains flooded has had up to 1.5 times the amount of rainfall

of a lorry, in essex last month. the youngest victims were two boys, aged 15. it's taken just over two weeks for the force to identify those who died, most of whom were in their 20s and 30s. police say the authorities are now discussing arrangements for the bodies to be repatriated. huge bushfires are raging across eastern australia — with new south wales in the grip of an ‘unprecedented bushfire emergency‘. firefighters say they're in unchartered territory and are unable to reach residents trapped in their homes in several locations, because of the intensity

the 22—year—old from essex is seen in a bar with the man, who she met on a dating app. let's get more from our correspondent phil mercer, who is outside the court in auckland for us now. bring us right up to date with what has happened in the trial. well, this security video shows grace millane leaving the backpacker hostel and meeting a man who later that night would kill her during the evening. she spent about four hours with the man. we can't identify him for legal reasons. they appeared to get on pretty well. they are drinking heavily, they are visiting various bars and restaurants. at some points they seemed to kiss and embrace, and towards the end of their date they walk across the road from a bar not too far from where we are standing here in the centre of auckland to the man's apartment. and security vision shows them going into the lobby, getting into the left, and they also show — the jury was shown today security images of grace millane leaving that lived on the third floor. and that is the last time she was seen alive. now, what happened in that man's apar

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close to $9 billion in property and real estate investment groups like jay paul with $3.5 billion and essex property trust with $3.1 billion in assets. data shows that the rise in property ownership coincides with the rise in rent, the median home price and influx in tech jobs. people we spoke to say the huge amount of property ownership has created a growing chasm between the haves and have nots. the biggest landowner by far is stanford university is $17 billion in property. as the mayor put it, it's almost like it's a corporation in and of itself. speaking of corporations, one company now admits it does have a responsibility to provide more affordable housing here in the community. we'll have that story and tell you which corporation coming up tonight at 11. to see our full map of property ownership records online, go to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give them a call. 1-888-996-tips or log onto our website. >>> 4:51. coming up, nbc bay area responds. >> your furnace, ac and car may have residue from the fires. we'll help you check for it

vietnamese police have made further arrests over the deaths of 39 migrants in a lorry in essex in the east of england almost two weeks ago. eight suspects are being held in relation to people smuggling offences. in the uk, the government has been criticised. the bbc‘s dominic casciani tweeted. .. the report says the government's focus on security at ports is pushing migrants into taking more dangerous routes to the uk. well, vietnamese officials arrived in the uk today to help identify the 39 victims. and services like this one were held over the weekend. this is a church in east london on saturday — more than 100 people attended. quynh le from bbc vietnamese reports. over the weekend the members of the vietnamese community went to a church in east london and they were there for a service for the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex, and we spoke to many people. one of the priests said he is calling for the vietnamese community to come forward and help the police in their investigation. many of the vietnamese came to the uk after the vietnamese came to the uk after the vietnam

after 39 migrants' bodies were found in a lorry container in essex — a man pleads guilty to plotting to assist illegal immigration. the cinema operator vue defends its decision to withdraw the gang film blue story after violent incidents outside several of its venues. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the telegraph's deputy political editor anna mikhailova and chief leader writer sonia sodha from the observermany of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the times amd the story that everyone is talking about: in an unprecedented move into politics, the chief rabbi has said jeremy corbyn‘s handling of anti—semitism makes him "unfit for high office" while warning that the "very soul of our nation is at stake" in next month's general election. and the sun newspaper with some extraordinary figures, thatjust 30,000 voters hold the fate of the uk in their hands. if borisjohnson is to triumph he needs 25 marginal labour and lib dem seats to swing his way. staying with politics the telegraph has the headl

the vietnamese community comes together for a vigil for the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex. delhi's toxic smog forces airports to cancel flights, the city's chief minister says the air has become unbearable. lewis hamilton will start the us formula one grand prix in fifth position on the grid, but is still poised to win the world drivers‘ championship. and click checks out what "made in taiwan" means now in the 21st century. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon. the leader of the brexit party, nigel farage, has announced he won't be a candidate at next month's general election. mr farage, who has tried to become an mp seven times, says he'll focus instead on touring the country to support his pa rty‘s candidates. the announcement comes after he offered an electoral alliance with the conservative party, an offer which was quickly rejected by the prime minister borisjohnson. here's our political correspondentjessica parker. walking into this election, nigel farage says that borisjohnson‘s deal is a gigantic con and that the brexit party is ready to fi

k. on the deaths of thirty nine people found it unlocks truck last week in essex. british police now say they believe all of the victims a are vietnamesee nationalals officials sayay they are in contact witith the vietnamese government as well as a number of families. the case has shocked the u. k. and shone a light on human trafficking through europe twenty five year old man from northern ireland has been charged with thihirty nine c cos of manslaughter and conspiracacy to traffic people. another man was arrested friday in ireland and two others in vietnam. outrage in spain on friday after a barcelona court acququitted five men accused of gang raping a fourteen year old girl. instead they were convicted and jailed for the lesser crime of sexual abuse. the court ruled out rape because the victim was unconscious and the accused had not used violence this is a requirement u under s spanish lw to be charged or rate. our correspondent in n madrid serra momorris has more on the reaction. in spain the public prosecutors can go to higher courts and ask for highest sentenc

a group of people were found dead in a refrigerated trailer in grays in essex last month. the victims have been identified as vietnamese nationals with the youngest being two boys aged 15. more than a million students are facing disruption as university lecturers and support staff begin an eight—day strike over pay, pensions and working conditions. lectures are being cancelled at 60 universities — that's almost half of the uk's institutions of higher education. universities say they'll do everything they can to minimise the impact. pro—democracy parties in hong kong have made huge gains in local elections, with voter turnout the highest in the territory's history. the local councils have limited powers, but the result is being seen as a clear verdict on the way the authorities have handled months of anti—government protests. hong kong's chief executive, carrie lam, says she respects the results and will listen to the views of the public "with an open mind". a second cinema chain has stopped showing the british gangster film blue story, after seven police officers w

the vietnamese community comes togetherfor a vigil for the 39 people found dead in a lorry in essex. air bnb introduces a ban on so—called "party houses", after five people were shot dead in san francisco at a property booked through its website. now come on bbc news, it is time for click. -- now come on bbc news, it is time for click. —— now, on bbc news, it is time for click. taiwan. an island shaped like a leaf but the meeting point of four seas. many around the world came to know it from the words made in taiwan stamped on electronics, toys and bikes. it became a brand people recognised. but the world has changed again. hardware is out, software is in. ai is the future, handsets are the past. stephen and i have been to find out what ‘made in taiwan' means in the 21st century. welcome to taiwan. 500 years back, taiwan was known as a pirate kingdom, a base for chinese and japanese entrepreneurs who traded in the south china sea. but more recently, it's chased legitimate business but still with an entrepreneurial zeal, leading the world of technology manufacturing since the