13/09/2014 South East Today

Good evening. evening on the BBC News Channel

The police, in the Sussex vhllage of Northiam, have spent the dax asking

local people what they may have seen in the run up to the shooting

of a seven`year`old girl by her own father on Thursday afternoon.

Today, the police strongly denied rumours that the mother and daughter

Nearly 48 hours after the shooting in

a small housing estate on the edge of the village, police were asking

And a seven`year`old girl l`id flowers with her father, a tribute

I didn't know the family but I felt we should do somdthing,

Because I am really sad she has passed away.

Northiam lies on Sussex's rural border with Kent.

Since Thursday, the police have been trying to find out why

Yasser Alromisse should kill his own daughter, firing a gun `t her

Mary lived at the house with her mother, Lindsay, who had

The police this afternoon ddnied rumours that the home was a safe

house, provided by the police to protect the mother and daughter but

they today confirmed that hdr mother had converted to Islam many years

ago, only apparently to change her mind after the couple split

What do you think the effect on the community will be?

It is shocking for a lot of families,

Mary's mother is being supported by her family and specially trained

There have been huge crowds throughout Sussex today for the Tour

After several hours in the countryside, the riddrs

reached the finish line in Brighton, and Neil Bell is there for ts now!

Neill. It has been a hectic day but it's returning to normality.

Beautiful conditions for thd thousands of people who camd out, he

blends their cycling heroes. `` who'd glimpsed their cycling heroes

stood. With more than 140 miles

of some beautiful Sussex towns and countryside to cover,

there was plenty of opportunity for fans to cheer on the likes of Sir

Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish. It is always a nice atmosphdre,

and we have a lot of fun. I've been to the Tour de Fr`nce and

and the Giro d'Italia this xear So, after more than five hotrs,

the longest and toughest st`ge of the tour reaches a remarkable

climax here in Brighton. The unexpected breakaway winner was

Belgian Julian Vermote, surprising everyone, includhng

Sussex cycling legend Sean Xates. Fantastic reception

for everyone here in Brighton. I think it was really

exciting to see it all. It was really exciting to

see them come across. And I only live there

so it's brilliant to walk down. Today's stage was tough,

dramatic but ultimately a m`ssive success, for both organisers and

the vast crowds who came to watch. Bradley Wiggins is in seventh place

going into tomorrow's final stages. An excellent day here. Not such a

good one to the city's football club who lost at Brentford. Charlton and

Crawley town did win, it's not a bad sporting day. Not bad whethdr

either. Hello, it may have been

a slow start to the day but we did As we go into night,

it is a repeat of what we h`ve had. Clear spells, one or two mist

patches, maybe the odd fog patch. Towns, cities and along the coast,

14 or 15 degrees. It will be colder inland,

in the countryside. First thing tomorrow morning

and into the afternoon, thicker cloud might just produce ond or two

fleeting, isolated, light showers. They won't come to much and they

won't be experienced by everyone. Mostly it will be dry

and there will be some sunshine A bit of a breeze

in the north`east but inland we On Monday,

there could be further cloud, giving one or two spots of rain

but it is generally dry and settled So the good weather is stayhng. That

is it from me. From all of ts, have a good evening.

Hello. Some subtle changes in our weather at the start of next week,

even some rain around for some of us, but for the rest of the weekend,

it will be as you were. Try this evening, with temperatures gradually

slipping away. More of a breeze and southern parts of the