and joy for some oasis fans —— but fustration for others. thousands scramble for a ticket to the band's first tour in 15 years. hello. two people attacked in separate incidents at notting hill carnival have died from their injuries. 32—year—old cher maximen was stabbed in broad daylight on sunday. she was at the carnival with her 3—year—old daughter, and other family friends. she is understood to have been injured when she tried to intervene in a fight. mussie imnetu, who was forty one, was found on monday, unconscious on the street outside a restaurant with a head injury. police have confirmed he has also died from his injuries. both deaths are being investigated as murders. here's what the police said about the deaths. many of you are aware that following the notting hill carnival we shared information about two people with

very serious injuries. i am very sad to tell you now that both have since died. first i will talk to you about mussie imnetu. he was iii—years—old and he was visiting the uk from dubai. he was found unconscious with a head injury in queensway at 11:22pm on monday, 26th of august. officers and paramedics provided emergency first aid and mussie was taken to hospital where, despite the best efforts of medical staff, he sadly died on friday afternoon. a 31—year—old man has been charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent, and the matter is now being treated as murder investigation. i will now talk to you about cher maximen. cher was 32—years—old

and was stabbed shortly before 6pm on sunday, 25th of august. officers and paramedics provided first aid and cher was transported to hospital in a critical condition. despite the hard work of medical staff, cher sadly died this morning. cher was at the carnival with a young child who is a safe and is being cared for. on tuesday morning, officers arrested a 20—year—old man, who has already been charged with attempted murder. this case is also now a murder investigation. the news of these two tragic deaths is devastating for both families. my thoughts are with them as they come to terms with their unimaginable loss.

they will continue to be supported by specialist officers, and we ask that their privacy is respected at this time. we are still appealing for information. if you witnessed either incident, please contact 101 or crimestoppers anonymously. detectives are particularly interested in speaking to customers from the restaurant in queensway who tried to stop the attack on mussie imnetu. this happened at around 11:20pm on monday. i urge them to contact us. thank you. the organisers of notting hill carnival put out a statement, saying: notting hill carnival is shocked by these tragic deaths and our thoughts are with the victims' families and the local community which like so many others, has suffered all too often from the blight of violent crime. we stand together

against all violence and condemn these acts, which are against all carnival values...and the millions of people who come in celebration of them. let's speak to our correspondent, helena wilkinson. tells a bit more about the investigation into what happened. investigation into what happened-— investigation into what hauened. �*, ., , ., ., happened. it's a restaurant behind us _ happened. it's a restaurant behind us where _ happened. it's a restaurant behind us where she - happened. it's a restaurant behind us where she was . happened. it's a restaurant - behind us where she was found outside later on monday evening. detectives say he arrived at the restaurant at 1030 pm, they are very keen to speak to anyone who was in the restaurant, we know from police that there were people who tried to intervene. when he was attacked, and so they are very keen to speak to anyone who might have been at the restaurant on monday evening. also, i've side as well. it was the bank holiday weekend and notting hill carnival, police say that this area would have been extremely busy with people

who had attended the carnival. so, they are still trying to piece together what happened on that night and clearly they need to the public�*s help for more information. about what happened to the victim as we heard the confirmation that he died from his injuries in hospital. in terms of the mother of the three—year—old girl, she was celebrating with her daughter and friends and family on sunday at the carnival and was celebrating so many people around too many people attended the carnival. over the bank holiday weekend, she was with her young daughter and it was just before six o'clock in the evening on sunday that she was stabbed. she was taken to hospital in a critical condition and confirmation from detectives from scotland yard earlier on today that she had died from her injuries. police also

saying the deaths have been devastating for both families, the three—year—old daughter of the three—year—old daughter of the woman as she was imagine in supported as she was there with her mother. we don't know whether she actually witnessed her mother being stabbed but clearly, an incredibly traumatic incident for a three—year—old girl. so, detectives are putting out that appeal for information, detectives are putting out that appealfor information, the appeal for information, the carnival was appealfor information, the carnival was in its 56th year, it was meant to be one of celebration but now detectives are dealing with two murder investigations.— investigations. tom is a bit more about _ investigations. tom is a bit more about the _ investigations. tom is a bit more about the male - investigations. tom is a bit i more about the male victim. investigations. tom is a bit - more about the male victim. he was a more about the male victim. he: was a chef from dubai to london, he was visiting london and he was the head chef at the club in dubai. he had worked under gordon ramsay that is according to the club's

website. we have had a statement from the club, they pay tribute to the male victim and said that he was known for his passion, calm demeanour and kindness. a spokeswoman for the club where he was head chef said that he was a keen footballer and famously counted on his now eight—year—old son to taste test his culinary masterpieces. he will be dearly missed by the entire club team, his legacy will live on through the passion and excellence he instilled in those around him. so, with nature old son, and the female victim in a separate attack, she had a three—year—old daughter. two children left without their parents. children left without their arents. . ~' , ., , children left without their arents. ., ~ , . parents. thank you very much indeed. palestinian health workers have started vaccinating some babies in gaza against polio, a day before a mass immunisation programme is due to begin. palestinian health workers carried out the vaccinations in nasser hospital in khan

younis. unicef says the vaccinations will take place for six and a half hours every day until wednesday. israel and hamas have agreed to three localised pauses in fighting to enable the vaccination of more than six—hundred—thousand palestinian children. the parents of the first two children to be vaccinated at the hospital in khan younis both expressed their relief. translation: i was worried and afraid because this is scary, the polio disease. it makes children not able to move or drink and its state of them all their life. this is scary. translation: as soon as i heard about the start of the polio vaccination campaign, i came. my vaccination campaign, i came. my son was the first child to get the vaccine. today, there was one shot and another in four weeks. was one shot and another in fourweeks. by was one shot and another in four weeks. by that time, they will have another full dosage which will prevent him from getting the infection and any disease in the coming years. professor david salisbury is chair of the world health

organisation's global commission for certifying polio eradication. he gave us his assessment of the logistics of reaching every child in gaza. i'm sure it will be difficult, especially with a degree of disruption of the infrastructure. but i think there's a lot of experience on delivering polio vaccine campaigns in difficult circumstances. if you got three essential things, it can be assess and what is having vaccine, people to be vaccinated. i have every hope that it would be a success. my understanding is that these are daytime pauses for three days with an option for a fourth day. but again, i sincerely hope that if the work is not completed they will be more opportunities to get every child vaccinated, that is what will be needed. vaccination will be essential to protect children and make sure that any with more from jerusalem — here's our correspondent, jon donnison.

it is being coordinated by the united nations but we do understand that the first babies have been vaccinated today. in high newness in the south of gaza. what it's going to involve and get under way as a series of three—day, area specific pauses in fighting at both israel and hamas have agreed to. the key word there are area specific so we not talking about the formal ceasefire that diplomats have been pushing for four weeks and months, we are talking about pauses in fighting in specific areas so we understand that the first area that they are going to proceed in is in the centre of the gaza strip. presumably, after three days, they will move on to other areas. but we are talking about a lot of

children and babies. 6a0,000, the united nations is saying, so that is going to be quite a big operation and i think particularly in the north of gaza, it could be challenging. in the north, israel has in effect cut the gaza strip in two and it controls this corridor which cuts across the gaza strip and that could make access to the north a bit more challenging. but, it is a rare bit of positive news on the humanitarian fronts coming out of gaza which has been welcomed by everyone watching this conflict that has now been going on for ten months. after the company missed a deadline to name a new legal representative there. a supreme court judge ordered the "immediate and complete suspension" of x until it complies with all court orders and pays existing fines. x removed its legal representative from brazil, claiming thejudge had

threatened her with arrest. elon musk says: �*free speech is the bedrock of democracy and an unelected pseudo—judge in brazil, is destroying it for political purposes.�* let's speak now to our correspondent leandro prazeres in brasilia. how is this being seen in brazil? , ., ., ., , brazil? the situation here has triu cered brazil? the situation here has triggered different _ brazil? the situation here has triggered different reactions l triggered different reactions and acts started in the very early minutes of saturday and since then, the only way for brazilians to have access to this platform is by using a vpn which is a virtual private network but is very common when you travel to different places. but what we have seen is that thousands of brazilians have migrated to other social networks in recent days, one of them is blue sky which is one of ex rivals. it is said to have reported an increase of

more than 500,000 users just in the last two days. i more than 500,000 users 'ust in the last two days.�* the last two days. i understand that peeple _ the last two days. i understand that people have _ the last two days. i understand that people have been - the last two days. i understand that people have been told - the last two days. i understand | that people have been told that if they do use vpns they could be fined. nearly $9,000 a day, because of the past but also about the history of the dispute between elon musk and thejudge in question. dispute between elon musk and the judge in question.— thejudge in question. there is this fine, what _ thejudge in question. there is this fine, what is _ thejudge in question. there is this fine, what is at _ thejudge in question. there is this fine, what is at the - thejudge in question. there is this fine, what is at the heart i this fine, what is at the heart of this what is going on in brazil is this dispute between the supreme court and elon musk. depending on the political spectrum that the person was, they are going to give you a different understanding on the right example to decision heavily criticised right—wing supporters and politicians here in brazil. they have been saying that this ban on x is a threat to free speech and to brazil's democracy. it is important to mention that result remains a very polarised country and on the left for

example, there has been a supporterfor this example, there has been a supporter for this decision as thejudge ordered the ban needs investigation in bristol and thousands of people whose generally last year. the most pressing question i think at the moment is how long is this going to last?— going to last? what options does he have _ going to last? what options does he have in _ going to last? what options does he have in this - going to last? what options i does he have in this situation now? ~ . . ., ., �* ., now? according to the brazil sureme now? according to the brazil supreme court, _ now? according to the brazil supreme court, most - now? according to the brazill supreme court, most obvious option for elon musk now is just to name a new legal representative. the point is that there is no education so far that he will step back and decide to comply with the supreme court's decisions and if he doesn't do it, there will be no reason for the step back and overall the current decision. anything that happens

is likely to remain for the next few days.— is likely to remain for the next few days. thank you very much. researchers say they believe a drug used to treat obesity and type—2 diabetes could also help slow the ageing process. studies on the effectiveness of semaglutide — which is sold under the brand names ozempic, and wegovy — found that the drug could be used to treat a wide range of illnesses linked to heart failure, arthritis, alzheimer's and even cancer. researchers say that by improving people's health this way, the drug could help slow ageing. china and the philippines have accused each other of deliberately ramming coast guard vessels in a disputed area of the south china sea. it's the second such event in two weeks at the sabina shoal. the philippines claim a chinese ship "directly and intentionally rammed" its vessel, while china accuses the philippines of "deliberately" crashing into a chinese ship. the sabina shoal is the latest flashpoint in an ongoing territorial battle between beijing and manila in the south china sea.

a state of emergency has been declared in the greek port city of volos, after tonnes of dead fish were washed up along the coast. the authorities say the deaths are linked to extreme climate fluctuations, that led to fresh water fish being washed into the sea. special nets have been placed at the mouth of the river to stop more being washed up. authorities are continuing clean—up efforts and the declaration of an emergency will give the area extra funding to clean up the local rivers. the advertising standards authority in the uk has said quoted ticket prices must not mislead —— after fans of the rock band oasis complained about the hike in cost of some tickets for the band's reunion tour. tens of thousands spent hours waiting in a queue on the ticketmaster website. some standing tickets which were advertised at 135 pounds were being priced as high as 355 pounds. ticketmaster says it doesn't set prices. here's our entertainment

correspondent, noor nanji. it's the day that many dreams. a chance to see oasis live once more. but hundreds of people have been feeling frustrated. he would have thought that with today's technology and abilities that they could handle the amount of demand but clearly they can't. these websites and apps just crash but it is a lack of information, you are just guessing what is happening. fans have also been venting their anger at so—called undermanned pricing on ticketmaster. this resulted in a hike to some prices. ticketmaster says it does not

ticket prices. meanwhile, tickets on resale prices were listed at inflated prices. they said those ticket would be cancelled. rachel from devon said the only ticket you could buy other vastly over inflated price once with no perks. while another is from huddersfield said it is a nightmare, stressful and a waste of a saturday morning. here is one who got lucky though. indie saturday morning. here is one who got lucky though.- who got lucky though. we are all hiuh who got lucky though. we are all high school _ who got lucky though. we are all high school friends - who got lucky though. we are all high school friends and - all high school friends and masses _ all high school friends and masses of waiters fans and we're — masses of waiters fans and we're all_ masses of waiters fans and we're all sitting on the chat this— we're all sitting on the chat this morning, but of refreshing like mad~ — this morning, but of refreshing like mad. it was actually one of my— like mad. it was actually one of my friends was on holiday in spain _ of my friends was on holiday in spain that_ of my friends was on holiday in spain that managed to get the tickets— spain that managed to get the tickets in the end. you spain that managed to get the tickets in the end.— tickets in the end. you might be struggling _ tickets in the end. you might be struggling to _ tickets in the end. you might be struggling to understand i tickets in the end. you might. be struggling to understand why a ban from the 90s has sent some new people into a frenzy. but a way was always about so much more than just the music. it's about the attitude, the swagger, and even the haircuts.

more dates could be added to the tour, so if you've not been lucky this time, there could be more chances later down the line. let's speak to joe feeley, guide, rock and goal manchester walking what they like when you went to school them and were you surprised when you heard they were getting back together for the tour? i were getting back together for the tour? ., , �* were getting back together for the tour? . , �* ., , the tour? i wasn't really surprised _ the tour? i wasn't really surprised but _ the tour? i wasn't really surprised but even - the tour? i wasn't really surprised but even if. the tour? i wasn't really - surprised but even if they've got differences, can put them aside and some new people working music and plain bands they don't even like. the person they are playing with so not really that surprised but didn't really know known as much because he was in the final year of secondary school but liam was in the year below me so i went to primary school with him and spend the same secondary school.—

secondary school. what you think brought _ secondary school. what you think brought them - secondary school. what you | think brought them together again? what is your take on why this thing is happening? i believe that it was someone had word with him and want them to reconcile that is one of the reason so that is probably on the cards for awhile actually. so, that is one of the reasons believe. of course, he's getting divorced and he might need money for that as well. but yeah, the main reasons peggy. but yeah, the main reasons pe. i _ ., �* but yeah, the main reasons pei i _ ., �* ., but yeah, the main reasons pen . ., �* ., ., but yeah, the main reasons peii. ., ., ., ., peggy. you're from that area and she went _ peggy. you're from that area and she went to _ peggy. you're from that area and she went to school- peggy. you're from that area and she went to school with l and she went to school with them, tell them about the school experience. any memorable stories from that era? �* , ., memorable stories from that era? �* , . . , memorable stories from that era? m . . memorable stories from that era? a ., ., , era? as far as liam, when stood out because _ era? as far as liam, when stood out because he _ era? as far as liam, when stood out because he was _ era? as far as liam, when stood out because he was going - era? as far as liam, when stood out because he was going on - era? as far as liam, when stood| out because he was going on the way to his primary school with this collar obviously it was a city where should they were good footballers as well so we had the same teacher who's actually been on the tour himself and he remembers he enjoyed reading liam's work and

he was good and he asked him if he was good and he asked him if he could join the cricket team as well and he did. he did school neurons but he didn't get balls out, it was good footballers well, even though he was the year below us as well. i he was the year below us as well. , ., ., , ., �* well. i understand that you've met their _ well. i understand that you've met their dad, _ well. i understand that you've met their dad, tell _ well. i understand that you've met their dad, tell us - well. i understand that you've met their dad, tell us about i met their dad, tell us about that. i met their dad, tell us about that. ., met their dad, tell us about that. . ., �* , . ., that. i mean, that's coming back- - - _ that. i mean, that's coming back... the _ that. i mean, that's coming back... the first _ that. i mean, that's coming back... the first time - that. i mean, that's coming back... the first time he i that. i mean, that's coming i back... the first time he was djing, 1977 but back... the first time he was djing,1977 but i back... the first time he was djing, 1977 but i was glass collector on the 32 club which stands there but it's right near the apollo. as a glass collector downstairs and somebody was djing there so sometimes we get a lift home together and get dropped off so i'd get dropped off by the same road and that was theory worries from originally. i

understand you do tours about the and where they hang out and all that sort of thing. tell me all that sort of thing. tell me a little bit about you say but then, what you say their appeal was and how you describe them. talking that the smiths, the stone roses, lots of others, and other things as well. what i say about them? this is a persona is, for example, the way he is perceived his leg bad press and i suppose you're talking that the swagger and he's made a rod for his own back but in real life is actually a nice guy and i've worked on radio for over 20 years. one time, i interviewed a lad who was called to james who was working at a place which is liam's clothing label and he says i don't see much but i saw him recently and this is when he was in bdi so this was around 2011 or 2012 and he

said he came into the shop, got too big buys of clothes for bdi and the support act as well, given that... is also interviewed a man also called gill, as i titus kitchen who is opposite the roundhouse in camden and is asking in what was he like because we worked on security for him and he was a nice gentleman. at the end of the shift, and water and towels and things like that.— and things like that. sorry to interrunt. — and things like that. sorry to interrupt, we _ and things like that. sorry to interrupt, we are _ and things like that. sorry to interrupt, we are running - and things like that. sorry to i interrupt, we are running short of time, have you mention the tickets? , ., ., , tickets? oh yeah! the only ierson tickets? oh yeah! the only person i — tickets? oh yeah! the only person i know _ tickets? oh yeah! the only person i know so _ tickets? oh yeah! the only person i know so far, - tickets? oh yeah! the only person i know so far, i - person i know so far, i haven't, the only two to person and that's the only person i've heard from whose has a choice of fossil. it's been confirmed that the american rapper and broadcast personality fatman scoop has died

after collapsing on stage in connecticut. the cause of his death isn't yet known. 53—year—old fatman scoop was known for his booming voice and his energy on stage. he came to worldwide attention in the early two thousands for his guest appearances with artists such on friday night but then he collapsed midway through the performance, another local mayor said in a facebook post that he was taken to hospital but we now know from his representatives that he has died following that collapsed on stage. for those who may be unfamiliar, his real name is isaac freeman, he was 53 years old, and he was seen as a influentialfigure in old, and he was seen as a influential figure in the hip—hop scene in new york. he collaborated with some really big names like mariah carrey and would be and janet jackson and would be and janet jackson and a song he did with missy elliott won a grammy award back in 2005. as you mention, his loud, booming voice was very distinctive, his music is still played in lots of night clubs

and festivals to this day and probably what he is best known for is that song. it was released back in 1999, not that much of a hit initially but it was a bit of a grower and by 2003, it reached number one in the uk and in ireland. it was alsoa the uk and in ireland. it was also a top 20 hit in australia and in lots of european countries.— and in lots of european countries. ., �* ., . “ countries. you're watching bbc news. plenty of warm sunshine, particularly northern and eastern areas, but it was cloudier further south as we go into the first part of september. it looks like conditions will turn increasingly warm and humid, and there will be thundery showers, which will become more widespread and some that could be torrential. the cloud we've had across southern areas associated with this weather front around this area of high pressure, and that will be drawing in some warm and humid air, mainly to england and wales as we head through tonight. so there'll be cloudier skies across england and wales. chance of a few heavy, maybe thundery showers pushing up across southern areas. scotland, northern ireland

probably seeing the clearest of the skies throughout the night so again could be quite chilly across some central northern parts of scotland, but double figures elsewhere. mid—teens for england and wales no lower than around 16 or 17 in the southeast. so for part two of the weekend, the 1st of september looks cloudier. i think for many of us probably the best of the sunshine towards the north west. as we go through the afternoon though, we'll start to see increasing showers and thunderstorms developing across england and wales. hit and miss showers. many places will avoid them, but if you catch one it could be quite torrential, possibly with large hail as well. now towards eastern parts it will stay quite breezy, so a little bit cooler along north sea coast. otherwise a warm and humid day for many, could be in the high low 20s further north. as we head through sunday night, we hold on to the risk of showers and thunderstorms pretty much anywhere, but they will be extending further northwards as well. so by monday morning we're all in that humid air with mid—teens there for the central belt of scotland. same to for belfast. no lower than 16 or 17

across the southeast. for monday looks more unsettled. we've got this weak area of low pressure across the country, but it'll be strong enough to generate a lot of cloud and plenty of showers and thunderstorms. again, the details are a bit sketchy this far out, but it does look like we could see some thunderstorms across more central and eastern areas and across some western parts too. but again, this could change. the best chance of seeing some sunshine could be towards the southeast, where again, we could be into the high 20s with high humidity. but generally it's the high teens, low 20s for most stays unsettled i think, as we head into tuesday. but then wednesday onwards, it looks like high pressure may start to topple in again from the west. that will settle things down for many of us with increasing amounts of sunshine. take care.

a man and woman died from injuries sustained in different intervals at the notting hill carnival. metropolitan police say she died on saturday morning and swedish national died on friday. health workers in gaza vaccinating some babies against polio a day before a mass immunisation programme is due to begin. israel and hamas agreed to three pauses in fighting to enable delivery of vaccines. researchers believe a

drug used to treat type two diabetes and obesity could also slow the ageing process with up they believe the drug could treat a wide range of diseases to alzheimer's to cancer. and tickets to the oasis reunion tour go on sale for the thousands of fans face lengthy waiting list with officials saying websites quickly overloaded. one ticketmaster say that queue is moving. now it is sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday this saturday night with me chetan pathak, coming up on the programme: red for rice — a sending off for arsenal as brighton fight back for a point at the emirates. gold rush in the pool for paralympics gb in paris — as alice tai wins her first individual title.

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