Ian Evans: Last News

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty apologised from the red sofa after interrupting her guest.Along with co-host Charlie Stayt, the BBC Breakfast presenters were discussing how British racing pigeons have to quarantine on arrival to France.Ian Evans from the Royal Pigeon Association joined the duo, and said that Brexit was responsible for the move.

solar storm which has left them unable to find their way back to their coops.The pigeons were released in Peterborough, in Cambridgeshire, and were expected to fly home against the clock.Pigeon racing officials still don’t know precisely how many birds are missing, but it is feared as many as 10,000 could still be lost.Ian Evans, of the Royal Pigeon Racing Association, reportedly said: “We became aware quite quickly that something very unusual was happening, adding that he had never heard of anything like this happening before.Richard Sayers, from Skinningrove, North Yorkshire, told the Irish Independent that 300 birds were missing from his village alone.“We’ve seen one of the very worst ever racing days in our history,” he said.He added:

BREAKING: Excavations called off in hunt for missing Bonhill teenOfficers are appealing for information with Detective Sergeant Ian Evans saying: “A man described as being 5ft 8in tall, of stocky build, entered the shop and threatened staff.  They were unhurt during the incident, but shocked.“He was wearing dark trousers and dark jacket with his face covered.“I would appeal to anyone who was in the area at the time who witnessed anything suspicious, or who has information that will assist this investigation to contact us through 101 quoting reference number 2207 of Sunday, December 13.