tower fire in 2017 which is what happened after grenfell towerfire in 2017 in which is what happenedower fire in 2017 in the uk, where the process is still ongoing, where cladding is being removed from buildings with the similar type. removed from buildings with the similartype. spain removed from buildings with the similar type. spain is taking removed from buildings with the similartype. spain is taking in removed from buildings with the similar type. spain is taking in the scale of the tragedy and trying to make sure other buildings are not susceptible to the same type of tragedy. shamima begum has lost an appeal against the removal of her british citizenship. in 2015, when she was 15 years old, she left her home in east london to join the islamic state group in syria. her uk citizenship was revoked on the grounds of national security shortly after she was found in a detention camp in 2019. our home and legal correspondent, dominic casciani, is at the high court. this wasn't her first appeal. is it likely to be her last?— this wasn't her first appeal. is it likely to be her last?

view is able be reminded of the grenfell fire - reminded of the grenfell fire disaster, and the hugeen about cladding ever since. as we heard in that report, there is concern that there may have been, the cladding may have been responsible for it spreading so quickly. what can you tell us about that? ~ ., �* ., quickly. what can you tell us about that? a ., �* a, a, , ., that? we don't have anything from sanish that? we don't have anything from spanish officials _ that? we don't have anything from spanish officials regarding - that? we don't have anything from spanish officials regarding the - spanish officials regarding the cladding, what role it may have played in all of this, but inevitably there has been a lot of talk about it, and there have been experts, technical engineers, talking about this kind of polyurethane cladding, and on this building, we are told that it had an aluminium cover over it but there was an area of ventilation between the cladding and the aluminium covering, which allowed air to go through it, and some experts have said that could create a chimney effect,

the building's facade, may have helped the fire spread, as it did with the 2017 tragedy, at london's grenfellrday evening when the fire began in the larger block care, 14 straight blocks shortly after 5:30 p: m., straight blocks shortly after 5:30 p:m., we understand on the fourth floor was in the fire began and it spread very quickly and engulfed the adjacent building and was found by high winds and also the cladding on the external of the building and the outside of the building were thought to be highly combustible and largely responsible for the fire spreading and closed off and fire fighters are preparing to see what hundreds of residents from the building of displaced into the other part of the city and there are already reports that the type of cladding use of these buildings they come from about 15 years ago but the cladding was being phased out and stop being used after 2019 but we understand from some reports that buildings are not being systematically checked the cladding removed give no thought to be very combustible and where the brand felt g re nfell tower grenfell tower fire oc

firefighters who were injured in the grenfell tower fire in 2017 have received a total of 20 millionin compensation. more than 100 of the members made claims, some of whom had not been able to work again because of trauma. there's more detail on all the stories on the bbc news website, bbc.co.uk/news. your life with bbc news. president biden has thanked the european union for throwing a financial lifeline to ukraine in its fight against russia. a $54 billion package has been approved after being held up for months because of rejections from hungry -- objections from hungary. the you has now unanimously -- the eu has now unanimously passed the aid. the eu chief says the funding sends a powerful message to russian leader vladimir putin. >> today just indeed a special day -- toy is indeed a special day. the european council reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to stand with ukraine. we will support them with the necessary funding and provide them with much-needed predictability they deserve. and i think these 50 billion euros for four years also send a very strong message to putin just

the grenfell tower disaster. companies responsible for the cladding on that building, and the borough of kensington and chelsea . the of kensington and chelsea. the blaze in 2017, which was the uk's deadliest since world war two, claimed 72 lives. the pubuc two, claimed 72 lives. the public inquiry is set to release its final report later this year . the government is preparing to fast track two key pieces of legislation through the commons aimed at delivering on its stormont deal. the first piece will underline the government's commitment to northern ireland's position within the uk, and the second measure aims to end the routine checks on goods from britain to northern ireland that were brought in after brexit. leader of the dup sir jeffrey donaldson says that the new laws will now mean his party can end their boycott of power sharing . their boycott of power sharing. hundreds of farmers are protesting outside the eu headquarters as tensions continue to rise over better working conditions . these are working co

anybody watching here in the uk will be reminded of the grenfell tower fire here which was such a hugend a huge amount of debate that has been about cladding ever since. and as a hearing in that report before we came to you, there is concern that the cladding may have been responsible for it spreading so quickly. what can you tell as about that? we don't have anything from spanish officials regarding the cladding or what role the cladding may have played in all of this. but perhaps inevitably that in a lot of talk about it and there have been experts and technical engineers talking about this type of poly urethane cladding. and on this building we are told it had an aluminium cover over it, but there was an area of ventilation between the cladding itself and the aluminium covering which allowed her to go through it, and some experts have said that could create a chimney effect, so it could encourage the spread of fire. there has a lot of talk about that cladding. also when you add to that the fact that there were very high winds in valencia yesterday, which were helping the fire spread

the buildings once the ban came into place, which is what has happened in the aftermath of the 2017 grenfellt some of our viewers might remember, engulfed the apartment block in london in 2017, led to the death of more than 70 people there. and the cladding was also blamed there for the rapid spread of that fire, and that led to a national programme to strip that cladding off of other similar buildings. so, of course, there will now be an investigation and potentially, you know, a renewed pressure to try to make sure that same cladding is not not present in other buildings nationwide. and, mark, more immediately, there are those who are unaccounted for. what is happening now with the emergency services? what's the process that they're going through? yeah, i mean, the official numbers that we still have are four people killed and up to 15 people still missing, with a few people also still injured, although the injuries are not very bad injuries. now, there is an area that has been set up in another part of the city for the residents of these buildings to seek shelter because there were 138 ap

firefighters who were injured in the grenfell tower fire in 2017 — have received a total of £20 millionembers made claims — some of whom hadn't been able to work again because of severe trauma. alan bates — a former sub postmaster who led the campaign forjustice in the post office horizon scandal — has said he will reject an offer of compensation from the government. mr bates, whose story inspired a recent itv series on the scandal, told the telegraph the government's offer was �*offensive' and �*around a sixth�* of what he�*d requested. those couple of stories making the headlines. you�*re live with bbc news. the uk government has announced that all former afghan special forces who were turned down when they applied to come to the uk will have their cases re—examined. the ministry of defence said the rules had been inconsistently applied. campaigners had criticised the treatment of the afghan servicemen known as the triples. for more on this, i�*m joined by our correspondentjoe inwood. he�*s in the newsroom. tell us more. these are two units of elite afghan forces. they�*re called 333

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firefighters who were injured in the grenfell tower fire in 2017 — have received a total of £20 millioneen able to work again because of severe trauma. alan bates — a former sub postmaster who led the campaign forjustice in the post office horizon scandal — has said he will reject an offer of compensation from the government. mr bates, whose story inspired a recent itv series on the scandal, told the telegraph — the government's offer was "offensive" and "around a sixth" of what he'd requested. you're live with bbc news. let's go back to the breaking news about the potential strikes from the us in syria and iraq after the attacks injordan which killed three service personnel on sunday. we can speak to our north american correspondence.— speak to our north american correspondence. speak to our north american corresondence. , ,., , ., correspondence. these reports are cominu correspondence. these reports are coming from _ correspondence. these reports are coming from our — correspondence. these reports are coming from our partner— correspondence. these reports are coming from our partner

firefighters who were injured in the grenfell tower fire in 2017 have received a total of £20 million— some of whom hadn't been able to work again because of severe trauma. a man has appeared in court, charged with the murders of two teenage boys in bristol on saturday. 16—year—old max dixon and 15—year—old mason rist died in hospital after being stabbed on the knowle west estate. 44—year—old anthony snook will be held on remand in prison until the next hearing tomorrow. you're live with bbc news. let's go back to the top story, the search for a man believed to have thrown of the corrosive substance on their two young children and their mother. 35—year—old abdul ezedi is the suspect. he thought to have seen if it burns caused by the substance. police say he should not be approached. attacks involving corrosive substances attacks involving corrosive substances including acid had been declining, according to the charity acid survivors trust international. there was peak of 941 cases recorded in 2017. but cases spiked again in 2022, with data showing crimes involving the use of the subst

cladding on the building's facade may have helped the fire spread — as in the 2017 tragedy, at london's grenfelly hedgecoe reports from madrid. with the blaze now under control, firefighters are appraising the state of the building and searching for those who are unaccounted for. with temperatures inside still extremely high, the task is not easy. the spanish government said 14 people were still missing. some are thought to be foreign nationals, making it harder to trace them. gala kotova, who is ukrainian and lives in the building, was home with her nine—year—old son when the fire started. i was on the terrace and i noticed the smoke and it was getting more and more intense, so i called the concierge to inform him that there is a fire in the building which he didn't know about yet. i got into the apartment, put on what i found there, grabbed the kids and passports and we went out on the street. the residential block, situated in a neighbourhood of valencia, contains 138 flats. it has around a50 residents. translation: on behalf the spanish governmentl and spanish society as a whole, we would li

cladding on the building's facade, may have helped the fire spread — as in the 2017 tragedy, at london's grenfell reports from madrid. with the blaze now under control, firefighters are appraising the state of the building and searching for those who are unaccounted for. with temperatures inside still extremely high, the task is not easy. the spanish government said that 14 people were still missing. some are thought to be foreign nationals, making it harder to trace them. gala kotova, who is ukrainian and lives in the building, was at home with her nine—year—old son when the fire started. i was on the terrace speaking on the phone and i noticed the smoke and it was getting more and more intense, so i called the concierge to inform him that there is a fire in the building, and he didn't know about yet. i got into the apartment, put on whatever i found there, grabbed the kids, passports and we just ran out on the street. the residential block, situated in a neighbourhood of valencia, contains 138 flats. it has around a50 residents. translation: on behalf. of the spanish government and spanish soci

reports that this building was covered by highly flammable cladding — similar to that which covered the grenfelledgecoe, in valencia. just bring us up to speed on the developments they are in the search for missing people.— for missing people. christian, the very latest _ for missing people. christian, the very latest is _ for missing people. christian, the very latest is that _ for missing people. christian, the very latest is that the _ for missing people. christian, the very latest is that the death - for missing people. christian, the very latest is that the death toll l very latest is that the death toll has actually been revised down. you mentioned that figure of ten dad from the fire, you can see the shell of the burned out building behind me —— ten dad. but please this evening revised down that figure, saying they are now nine people who died in they are now nine people who died in the fire —— ten dad. however that means there is no one person who remains unaccounted for, because previously believed everyone who had beenin previously believed everyone who had been in the building at the

since the grenfell tower fire in london in 2017 where crabbing was also blamed for fanning the flamesy. spaniards will want reassurance that the grouting on these buildings will be identified and removed from buildings right across spain even if it is too late for the victims in valencia. studio: mark, thank you. the time is 18.16. our top story this evening. the city of plymouth is brought to a standstill as a large unexploded wartime bomb is moved out to sea. coming up, the new restrictions on american xl bully dogs which have come into force in scotland. coming up and support on bbc news we will be at marie field on the eve of the calcutta cup. can scotland make it four wins in a row against england in the six nations. for the first time a private spacecraft has landed on the moon. a robot developed by an american company called intuitive machines touched down near the lunar south pole where it will study the moon's surface and look for signs of frozen water. 0ur science editor rebecca morrell has the details. we leave as we came, _ and god willing, as we shall return. the voice of

firefighters who were injured in the grenfell tower fire in 2017 have received a total of £20 millionrk again because of severe trauma. there is more details on all those stories on the bbc news website... you're live with bbc news. president biden has thanked the european union throwing a financial lifeline to ukraine in its fight against its war with russia. a $54 billion package has finally been approved after being held up for months because of objections from hungary. now, though, the eu has unanimously passed the deal, which comes as us military aid for ukraine — the largest provider of military support for kyiv — is being held up by congress. eu chief ursula von der leyen said the funding sends a powerful message to russian leader vladimir putin. today is indeed a very special day. the european council reconfirmed europe's unwavering commitment to stand with ukraine. we all know that ukraine is fighting for us, so we will support them with the necessary funding and provide them with the much—needed predictability they deserve. and i think these 50 billion euros forfour years al

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firefighters who were injured in the grenfell tower fire in 2017 have received a total of £20 milliontes, a former sub postmaster who led the campaign forjustice in the post office horizon scandal, has said he will reject an offer of compensation from the government. mr bates, whose story inspired a recent itv series on the scandal, told the telegraph the government's offer was "offensive" and "around a sixth" of what he'd requested. you're live with bbc news. now to russia. in december we saw the high profile, political activist alexi navalny suddenly moved to a penal colony — no warning, no contact. this week, there are fears for another russian opposition figure, vladimir kara—murza — also moved, no warning no contact. the uk foreign secretary — david cameron — posted on x: we spoke to evgenia kara—murza. i have been worried for the safety of my husband since 2015 when he was poisoned for the first time, attacked by a team of fsb operatives who carry out such attacks on behalf of the russian state. since then, he survived another assassination attack in 2017 and now he is serving h

tower victims . with the grenfell tower victims.eed the netflix series as well, which has made popularity which has made their popularity ratings you ratings tank. so, i mean, you know, it's a it's an effort by prince harry and meghan to make themselves a, you know, a bit more likeable. >> again, it's interesting she's put out this statement, though, because the criticism about the website do with website had nothing to do with the . the design. >> well, it did have something to do the design, as in the to do with the design, as in the sense that it had the royal crest and people are speculating or that that or at least alleging that that is, that is one step too far is, uh, that is one step too far and making out as if both meghan and making out as if both meghan and harry are using their royal connections for financial gain. that's the accusation. they would disagree with that, and they very much source very much says, according the mail, says, according to the mail, that harry and meghan's titles is in the sussexes. is their lega

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many are drawing similarities to the grenfell tower disaster. , the body of russian years ago, the body of russian opposition leader alexei navalny has been shown to his mother after she took to her son's youtube account to say that the russian authorities are now pressurising her to allow a secret burial. >> navalny's press secretary also revealed that a medical report claimed he died of natural causes . natural causes. >> the first ever commercial us lunar lander has touched down on the moon. it's called odysseus. it's been built by by the aerospace company intuitive machines. it's the first us lander to success fully reach the moon in more than 50 years. since the end of the apollo program . just got to say, i've program. just got to say, i've just spotted this in the in the star, and i just wondered if you wanted something to get in touch with us about this morning. what you think about this? it's about a designer. have you heard of a katharine hamnett? no, no, i've not heard of her. but she must be quite well known because she's cbe. yeah r

yeah and we've discussed we've also discussed the grenfell, mock up which grenfell, uh, the mock up whichthe back garden, which, you know, as a sick joke. yeah nice. yeah these things aren't nice. these aren't pleasant. these things aren't pleasant. but once we start criminalising it, it's a dark path. >> absolutely. and know, >> absolutely. and you know, if you criminalise speech, if you criminalise nasty speech, in particular, push it particular, you only push it underground. to underground. what you need to defeat ideas defeat defeat these ideas to defeat racism to have arguments racism is to have arguments about them in public. you want to able discredit to be able to discredit these people their ideas . that people and their ideas. that becomes more difficult with censorship, difficult. censorship, not less difficult. and the example of and you gave the example of alison chabloz. she wrote these songs that are denying the holocaust and this was particularly interesting because holocaust and this was pardon'trly interesting because holocaust and this was pardon't haveteresting because

yeah and we've discussed we've also discussed the grenfell, mock up which grenfell, uh, the mock up whiche back garden, which, you know, as a sick joke. yeah nice. yeah these things aren't nice. these aren't pleasant. these things aren't pleasant. but once we start criminalising it, it's a dark path. >> absolutely. and know, >> absolutely. and you know, if you criminalise speech, if you criminalise nasty speech, in particular, push it particular, you only push it underground. to underground. what you need to defeat ideas defeat defeat these ideas to defeat racism to have arguments racism is to have arguments about them in public. you want to able discredit to be able to discredit these people their ideas . that people and their ideas. that becomes more difficult with censorship, difficult. censorship, not less difficult. and the example of and you gave the example of alison chabloz. she wrote these songs that are denying the holocaust and this was particularly interesting because holocaust and this was pardon'trly interesting because holocaust and this was pardon't haveteresting because h

cookbook supporting grenfell victims very worthy.ld confidence . what it doesn't confidence. what it doesn't mention and what a lot of people are scratching their heads over today, is that what has meghan, orindeed today, is that what has meghan, or indeed harry done? apart from the games ? uh, to make the invictus games? uh, to make people's lives better on either side of the atlantic, having stepped back as working members of the royal family and that is the big challenge for it's trying to get back on that philanthropic work ethic rather than complaining about the fact that they are members of the royal family which clearly has not done them any favours in the ratings. >> okay, put the sussexes to one side. if we could. know that's side. if we could. i know that's difficult them to do. what difficult for them to do. what about king's health? the about the king's health? the importance how's importance of cameron? how's charles on? charles getting on? >> king charles left >> yes, the king charles left london this morning or early t