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building collapsed, a woman is pulled alive from the debris. The

factory collapsed and killed more than 1000 people but soldiers

discovered the woman, and brought bulldozers to a halt.

Now in hospital, she is said to be in remarkably good health.

Also, Abu Qatada says he will agree to leave Britain for Jordan if it

ratifies a treaty which guarantees torture evidence will not be used

against him. The British Olympic sailing champion

Andrew Simpson has been killed during a training session for the

America's Cup, he was trapped beneath his catamaran after it cut

the -- capsized. Seven men had been convicted of

sexually exploiting teenage girls in Shropshire dating back to 2006.

Prince Harry is in the United States on BBC London: A 21-year-old man is

arrested on suspicion of murder after two teenagers are stabbed in

Forest Gate. And, after MPs call for plans for a

"Boris Island" airport to be thrown News. Rescue workers in Bangladesh

have pulled a woman alive from the rubble of the clothing factory 17

days after it collapsed. Soldiers said they heard a woman screaming

from inside the debris. An official said she might have been able to

survive by drinking water which had been pumped into the building. The

collapse has claimed over 1000 lives and is the worst industrial disaster

in Bangladesh. Out of the rubble she is carried,

long after all hope had been lost. Still in the purple clothes she was

wearing when the building buried her to weeks ago. Reshma is her name,

her rescuers say she is in good shape despite what she has been

through. Soldiers had heard her shouting as they cleared a lower

floor of the clothing factory which collapsed last month. They brought

in special cutting equipment to free her from the wreckage.

It is a miracle which has happened here. 17 days back the building

collapsed. When I came to the scene today, I was talking to an army

official in charge of the rescue operation. Suddenly I heard a woman

was screaming inside the rubble. Stunned relatives clutching a

relative of Reshma could not believe what was happening. So many days it

has been bodies being brought from the ruins. With the death toll

standing at over 1000, no one had dared hope anyone would still be

found alive. Through the shocked crowds, fresh

marbles rushed to hospital on a stretcher or the rescuers say she

can walk. She had apparently been trapped in a prayer room. One

incredible story of luck and survival from one of the worst

industrial tragedy is the world has ever known.

Let us get more from our correspondent. It is astonishing,

what more do we know about her and how she is?

It is a miraculous moment in a scene which is otherwise of in the imagine

a ball horror. It is absolutely incredible because, 12 days ago,

when I was there at the site, it was the last time they found anyone

alive. This had become a clear rock operation, they did not think anyone

else was left alive. There she was, as they were pulling away sections

of the lower floors. They heard sounds. She shouted out, I am here!

She waved to get their attention. They brought in cutting equipment.

Then, a short time after they found her, they were able to pull her

alive from the wreckage. She seems in quite remarkable shape

considering she has been trapped inside these ruins the 17 days

integers that were approaching 40 degrees. Almost barely unscathed,

quite incredible. And yet, this is a brief spark of good news in what is

otherwise an unprecedented disaster in Bangladesh.

The radical cleric Abu Qatada says he will voluntarily returned to

Jordan if and when the Jordanian government ratifies a treaty drawn

up with Britain in March. The treaty forbids the use of evidence obtained

by torture. His lawyers are calling for his immediate release on bail.

For nearly a decade, Abu Qatada has been slugging it out with the

British authorities. He was not at this hearing today but we had a

dramatic announcement from his lawyers he had instructed them to

throwing the towel. Teresa May is the sixth Home Secretary to deal

with the case and she may be the one to get Abu Qatada onto a plane. The

years, he has been locked in a legal battle with the British

authorities, fighting attempts to send him back to his native Jordan.

The UK recently signed a deal with the Jordanians to clear the way for

his return. Today, his stand a hearing in London. Using his

client's official name, his Theresa May signed a deal with

Jordan which she hoped would be a breakthrough.

I believe these guarantees will provide the courts with the

assurance Abu Qatada will not face evidence which might have been

obtained by torture. The hearing was meant to focus on

whether Abu Qatada should be released on bail. Two months ago he

was returned to prison for allegedly breaching his bail conditions. But

did this preacher of influence break terrorist laws here went on bail, by

sending extremist messages to followers? That is what Scotland

Yard is investigating. They have seized material from his home and

are examining Internet sites. The BBC has learned their enquiry has

led to Danish police arresting and charging a man. In the last year, a

company in Copenhagen with extremist links has published online articles

in the name of Abu Qatada. The BBC has seen this material. One passage

talks about jihadists sacrificing their lives and encouraging others

to follow that path. It is impossible to verify whether this

and everything else published in his name is the work of the radical

cleric but, while the British investigation continues, it seems

Abu Qatada has now decided he will face Jordanian justice.

So what is the timescale? To May has indicated this deal could be

approved by the British Parliament by the end of June. One of our

colleagues in Jordanian -- Jordan has said he did think the government

would approve the deal but he could not say when.

The British Olympic sailing champion Andrew Simpson has drowned during

training for the America's Cup, he was trapped between his catamaran

ten minutes after it capsised. Doctors were not able to revive him.

Andrew won sailing gold medals in Beijing, and a silver in London last

year. The world of competitive sailing,

based in Weymouth, has gone into shock hearing this news about Andrew

Simpson. He practically grew up in the waters around here. During the

2012 Olympics he won his silver medal. He won gold in Beijing for

years before that. Universally, he has been described here as a

loving, generous man. They cannot believe he died doing the sport he

loved. In the choppy waters in San

Francisco, his catamaran lies upside down. It had flipped over during a

training session. Moments after, the accident divers were on the vessel

but it was too late. The 36-year-old Olympic champion was trapped

underneath and could not be saved. We honestly had a tragic day today

on the bay and our thoughts and prayers are with Andrew Simpson's

family, his wife and kids. Andrew Simpson was a double Olympic

medallist with his close friend Iain Percy. They triumphed with gold in

Beijing five years ago, an inspiration for team and country.

Then last year, in the 2012 Olympics, they almost clinched a

second but were beaten into silver medal position by a few seconds.

Very ambitious. I got the impression from that early age, 15 years old,

like most teenagers, where you could see that he wanted to go forward. He

was very keen on the sport. Obviously he went on to greater and

bigger things. In a statement, the multiple Olympic

sailing in is a high-performance machine, designed for waterborne

speeds of up to 40 knots. It makes it highly efficient but

also brings dangers. Each crew member carrying just a small tank of

oxygen in case it subsides -- capsises.

These are the Formula one cars of the sailing world, 72 foot long.

Clearly in a capsise, some serious things can happen.

Andrew Simpson was married with two young children. In the words of one

colleague, he lived by his family and for sailing. Both are now in

mourning for a humble man, and a champion competitor.

The America's Cup organisers are now investigating the accident and say

they usually have divers and doctors on the scene to prevent this kind of

tragedy, but something has clearly gone wrong in this case. The world

of sailing has lost one of its most flamboyant and greatest of

ambassadors. The chief executive of the Co-op

bank is to stand down with immediate effect. The announcement comes after

the ratings agency Moody's downgraded its debt ratings and

warned of further downgrades. Details of a grooming ring which

sexually abused teenage girls in Shropshire can be reported for the

first time. The men were British of Pakistani origin and their victims

were white but police say the grooming was not racially motivated.

Their victims were teenage goals who suffered appalling sexual abuse.

These men were sentenced to more than 50 years between them. The

ringleaders were brothers, Ahdel and Mubarek Ali, who were found guilty

of 26 charges including rape, human trafficking and child plus --

prostitution. The others were convicted of related crimes.

These men clearly knew what they were doing, they targeted young

girls. They were able to identify quite effectively there are

vulnerabilities. These were people who used others as commodities and

used them to their own gain. They preyed on their victims at

night in the market town of Wellington near Telford. The

youngest was aged 13. Some of the men worked in the takeaway trade and

girls were abused in back rooms on the premises. Others were taken to

locations across the Midlands and to Yorkshire to be sexually exploited.

Most of them were lonely and vulnerable youngsters who were plied

with drugs and alcohol. They would be given things like

mobile phones, bought presents. Anything a teenage girl, she wants

to be thought of as attractive, as something special having a slightly

older boyfriend. It appeals to the vulnerability of teenagers.

Some of the abuse dated back to 2006 and the historic nature of the

allegations made it a challenging investigation. It took officers

three years to piece together what was happening. Some of the girls

were taken from here to other parts of the country and it was one of the

first times that human trafficking legislation was used in cases of

child sex exploitation. Police say operation Challis exposed

a ring of dangerous predators who set out to control their victims.

They hope that the convictions will the man accused of imprisoning three

women in his home for over a decade could face the death penalty. Ariel

Castro, who's 52, appeared in court in the United States yesterday,

charged with kidnap and rape. But he could also face charges of

aggravated murder over the alleged forced miscarriages suffered by one

of the women. Our correspondent David Willis sent this report. Grim

details of the women's decade long ordeal behind the walls of this

shabby suburban house are slowly starting to emerge. With their

alleged Kaptur Ariel Castro now the one in captivity, it's been said one

of the women was impregnated several times and forced to miscarry which,

as well as rape and kidnapping, would mean aggravated murder charges

according to the local prosecutor. Charges which carry the death

penalty. This child kidnapper operated a torture chamber and

private prison in the heart of our city. The horrific brutality and

torture that the victims and duelled for a decade was beyond

comprehension. One of those victims Gina DeJesus, enjoyed a rapturous

homecoming earlier this week. During her captivity, her mother would

sometimes pass Ariel Castro on the street and exchanged pleasantries.

You know how may times I've been through those streets? It was two

blocks and a half away from me. Ariel Castro 's mother Lillian

Rodriguez have asked for forgiveness for those held captive. My son is

sick, she told reporters, I had nothing to do with what he did. At

the same time, as three families are being reunited, another is being

torn apart. Our top story this lunchtime. 17 days after the

Bangladesh building collapse, a woman is pulled alive from the

debris. It's thought she survived on water pumped through the rubble. And

still to come. The cyber crime that spanned the globe. Thieves steal

almost �30 million. Later on BBC London, the three-hour school

journey for some sorry pupils which some parents say is illegal.

Disappointment for Watford as they lose to Leicester in the play-off

semifinals. Plans to build a huge new airport to the east of London

have been strongly criticised by a group of MPs. The Transport Select

Committee is urging the government to reject the idea and to press

ahead with expanding Heathrow as soon as possible. They say Heathrow

needs at least one more runway, and possibly two.

Richard is near Heathrow for us now. All most controversial parts of this

report is that it might be worth looking at a scheme to move

Heathrow. That is terminal five behind that pylon. Move it about one

mile towards us here and there will be four new runways in amongst those

trees. It would put the M25 in a tunnel with a runway going over the

top. There will be years before we get any decision on an airport but

it's one of the most poisonous issues in politics. London, the

provision of a third airport for London is no problem according to

the developer & Co. It's not exactly a new idea. Governments have been

talking about new runways for decades but despite numerous

reports, and fancy scale models, none have been built. Today's report

says those delays are bad for business. The MPs want a bigger

Heathrow and quickly. It is essential that the UK is connected

globally to the rest of the world. That is important for jobs and for

our economy. Unless we expand the airport, we will lose out to

European companies. They recommend building a new third runway at the

airport but they don't stop there. The report suggests looking at the

more radical scheme, shifting Heathrow about one mile to the west

and building four new runways. might be cheaper to move London to

the east, frankly. What you need to look at are the real long-term

benefits from having a new airport. He favours a brand-new floating mega

airport on the other side of London. But this report said it would just

be too expensive, costing the taxpayer up to �30 billion just to

build a new road and train line to get people there. Instead of

expanding airports, the government needs to invest in green transport

so they need to make trains work and be affordable to ordinary people and

also we need to look at modern technology because we can have

business meetings now online and reduce the need for travel. Airports

are toxic issue which is why the government has set up an independent

commission to find an answer but they won't be reporting back until

after the next general election in two years time. The first phase of a

new airport could be in operation in three years. History shows, even

then, there's no guarantee anything will happen. You heard me mention

that commission. A quick word on a timetable. They are going to come

back with a shortlist of the best schemes and after the election, 18

months later, a final recommendation, so it will be down

to the next government, whoever that is, to finally decide what to do.

Okay,, thank you. OK, Richard, thank you. A West Yorkshire Police report

has found no evidence Jimmy Savile was protected from arrest or

prosecution by his relationship with the force. But it highlighted an

over-reliance on personal friendships between Savile and some

officers, and said mistakes were made in handling intelligence. Our

correspondent Danny Savage has more. He spent most of his life in West

Yorkshire and knew many police officers here. But a far-reaching

enquiry into the relationship between West Yorkshire Police and

Jimmy Savile had to be carried out by the force. 68 victims have now

been identified in the county, all of them coming forward since his

death. We had intelligence but did not join the dots. Why did victims

hesitate for so long? People felt it was difficult to come forward. We

have not found anything to suggest police officers were protecting all

because of the relationship be had with police officers. It was

actually because it was a celebrity. And whether they would be believed

or not. But West Yorkshire Police say they did make mistakes. In

2007, the Surrey police investigated his crimes at this school and ask

West Yorkshire colleagues about any files on him and despite that,

Savile was still used afterward as the voice of talking signs in a

crime prevention campaign. This has left one victim dismayed. It just

sends shivers through me. I really thought this was over and done with

when he died. That was the end of it as far as I was concerned. I never

thought I would have to think about it again. All this now is just a bit

too much. His penthouse flat in Leeds was the venue for his

so-called Friday morning club, a social gathering often attended by

serving police officers. West Yorkshire Police say there is no

evidence of improper relationships with officers. Today's report also

revealed his youngest victim in West Yorkshire was just five years old,

another shocking revelation about the secret life of Jimmy Savile. A

police officer has told a jury how she was sent to the cottage of the

man accused of murdering April Jones to help arrest him. Detective

constable Sarah Totterdale said Mark Bridger's home smelled of detergent

and was hot. Mr Bridger denies abducting and murdering April, who

went missing near her Machynlleth in October last year. Our Wales

Correspondent Hywel Griffith is at Mold Crown Court. Yes, the police

officers were sent to Mark Bridger 's home and forced their way in and

had two aims, to arrest him and find April. They searched for her in the

attic, even in the chimney, but there was no sign of her, all of

Mark Bridger. The jury has also been hearing today from the team who

managed to track him down and arrest him, walking from Machynlleth to his

home. The first words he said to them with this, "I know what it's

all about. It was an accident. I don't know where she is." After he

was arrested, and took in for questioning, he continued to talk,

described as being an emotional wreck, telling them he had been

looking everywhere for her and couldn't remember what happened, he

wanted to say sorry to April 's parents. He denies the charges of

abduction, murder and perverting the course of justice. The jury will

return here on Monday to hear more evidence on the case. OK, thank you

very much. Prince Harry has begun a week-long tour of the United States.

He's started by meeting America's First Lady Michelle Obama and joined

her in honouring America's military mothers and their children at a

White House reception. Our royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell sent

this report. His reputation has preceded him. The

last time he was in the USA there was a game of strip billions which

made headlines around the world. This time he's here on official

business with a serious agenda, the first stop was Capitol Hill, the

subject was landmines. Yet the object of greatest interest for many

was Harry himself. Crammed into corridors, hiding behind pillars,

and leaning over balconies, where members of staff from America's

parliament building extending a warm and almost exclusively female

welcome to Harry. He, though, was not to be diverted from the serious

matter of landmines. It was a cause famously taken up by his late

mother, Diana, who supported the clearance charity and it was of her

that he spoke. My mother, who believed passionately in this cause,

would be so proud of my association with it, and in her special way, she

adopted as their own. She would join me, along with you all, I'm sure,

praising you for the amazing work done in the past quarter-century.

is in the USA for one week, concentrating in particular on the

shared sacrifice of British and American armed forces. At the White

House, he unexpectedly joined Michelle Obama and military mothers

and children. Well? Surprise X? LAUGHTER

The theme of paying respect to America's military will continue

here at Arlington National Cemetery where he will pay tribute to

America's war dead. In the solemn surroundings of a cemetery where

America remembers those who served in the Armed Forces and perished in

war, Harry will go to the tomb of America's unknown soldier to place

his wreath, in particular remembrance to those who have died

in Iraq and Afghanistan. A global crime syndicate has stolen just over

�29 million in a matter of hours by hacking into a debit card database.

It's being described as one of the biggest bank heists ever. Seven men

have been arrested in New York, but the US Justice Department believes

they may just be a local part of the syndicate, with the ring-leaders

overseas. Richard Galpin reports. New York was just one of dozens of

cities around the world targeted in this highly sophisticated plot. Cash

machines here drained almost $3 million in just ten hours. The men

who allegedly took this money now been arrested, seven of them in

total. CCTV cameras allegedly identifying one of them at a series

of cash machines. Their role was comparatively simple, working their

way across New York taking money out of cash machines with counterfeit

debit cards sent to them by the ringleaders. And this was happening

at the same time in many other countries. They become a virtual

criminal flash mob, going from machine to machine, drawing as much

money as they can be for these accounts are shut down. This was a

21st-century bank heist, that reached through the Internet to span

the globe. It was months ago the unknown cyber masterminds hacked

into companies making prepaid debit cards for banks in the Middle East.

Having removed the limits on the cards, they stole the data.

Transferring it onto any plastic card with a magnetic strip. These

were then distributed to teams around the world. And while the

money stolen here in New York as elsewhere was not taken from

individual accounts, belonged to the banks, the big worry now is that

personal accounts could be targeted next. Time for a look at the

weekend. It was beautiful in the sunshine and temperatures rose on

Sunday afternoon, 21 Celsius. This weekend, slightly different, more

typical for spring. Breezy, cooler with showers around but don't write

it off completely. Some sunshine particularly in the East on Sunday.

That could be the headline for this afternoon. Sunny spells and cloud

bringing showers from west to east and it's still pretty breezy out

there. Not the violent winds of yesterday but it feels cooler in the

breeze, and south-west England staying fairly damp. Elsewhere,

between the showers, some sunshine and temperatures higher than

yesterday, may be reaching the high teens in a little bit of sunshine.

We will have the breeze overnight pushing in some showers. It stays

fairly wet across western Scotland and the rain returns to Northern

Ireland. It will be cooler with temperatures dropping to seven

Celsius so a fresh start to the weekend. For some, a fairly wet

start, too, particularly across the North West with outbreaks of

rainfall western Scotland to start the day. A little bit dry across

Aberdeen. Sunny spells in Northern Ireland and showers, and that's how

it will look throughout the day. A soggy start for Cumbria and

Lancashire and Wales and eastern areas could start up with sunshine,

but those showers will arrive. Lots of cloud in the south-west is well

and showers are never too far away. The breeze will push bands of

showers across the country, and you would be very lucky to stay

completely dry but between them, there will be some sunshine. The

breeze will make it feel cool once again. Temperatures, 10-11, maybe

into the teens across the south-east. That it will be feeling

cooler by the time we get to the end of the FA Cup and if you are going

to the final, be prepared for some heavy showers. In fact, right across

the country through the evening. They will fizzle out in the second

half of the evening. Most places becoming a little bit dry because if

you look hard enough, there's a little bump in the isobars, a brief

ridge of high pressure before the next weather front arrives and it

will bring more outbreaks of rain across western areas on Sunday that

there should at least be some sunshine for a while but

temperatures, 12-15. A long way from of our main story. . A woman has