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mark white live from west london. thank you.room in our prisons to lock these people up . but the new these people up. but the new justice secretary, shabana mahmood , says our prisons are on mahmood, says our prisons are on the brink of collapse and announcing the emergency measures today, including the early release of thousands of so—called low risk criminals to reduce overcrowding in britain's prisons. well, joining me now is nick hardwick , who's the former nick hardwick, who's the former chief inspector of prisons. mr holbrook, welcome to the show. delighted to have your expertise. so the new justice secretary painting a picture today, a concerning picture , today, a concerning picture, barely 700 spaces left. she claims 99% capacity and a picture of van. loads of dangerous people circling around the country with nowhere to go. with all that in mind, do you think that she's made the right decision on this ? decision on this? >> yeah, i think she's made the only decision possible, you know, this is not just a problem for th

from west london, thank you.es show nearly half a million people in england have been diagnosed with dementia — one of the highest rates in the world. nhs england says the increase is partly because of the country's ageing population. it has been proactively sending teams to assess patients, saying the sooner someone is diagnosed, the quicker they can get help. let's speak to alex osborne, policy manager at the alzheimer's society. alex, thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i wonder if i could get your initial reaction to these figures? your initial reaction to these fiaures? ~ , ., ., figures? absolutely, thanks for havinu figures? absolutely, thanks for having me- _ figures? absolutely, thanks for having me- so _ figures? absolutely, thanks for having me. so really, - figures? absolutely, thanks for having me. so really, really- having me. so really, really positive news to see the progress that has been made on dementia diagnosis rates in england. we hugely welcome the work the nhs has done to push up diagnosi

and the focus has shifted to shepherd's bush in west london.s now leading the investigation to work out who the two men were and how they died, but their priority is finding this suspect. danjohnson, bbc news, bristol. let's get the latest from our correspondentjoe inwood who is in shepherd's bush. what is happening in that part of london tonight, joe? it is this quiet residential street that's been the focus of the investigation, as dan was saying. there has been forensics officers outside a property down there for the entire day, there were police helicopters are pearly and a private ambulance vehicle was seen driving in later in the afternoon, the police have not affirmed why that vehicle was there. they also haven't told us whether this property is connected with the two bodies found in the suitcase or the man they have been hunting. as dana said, the 36—year—old they have arrested is not the main suspect and there is still a major investigation, a major manhunt searching for him. police have said he shouldn't be approached and anyone that

the investigation then shifted here to west london in shepherd's bush, where yesterday police made thet in the area behind me. now the police say their investigations are continuing, but they believe the human remains from here are linked to those found in bristol. now, throughout the course of the day, we've seen a lot of police activity. in fact, this afternoon the police cordon has been extended. officers are carrying out searches of bins. they've also been searching some bushes near the flat where the human remains were discovered. so officers still trying to piece together what happened. they've also been speaking to members of the local community who remain in a state of shock. one woman told me she felt vulnerable. she didn't feel safe here any more, so that's partly to try to reassure people, and also partly for the police to make sure they're getting all the information they can from the public about what people may have seen over the past few days. so the search is very much continuing here. i understand now arrangements are being made to bring the suspect from bristol, where

the bbc�*s simonjones is in west london where more body parts were found.aking place in bristol and here in london. this began late on wednesday evening when police say a man was seen acting suspiciously near clifton suspension bridge in bristol. witnesses say this man had two suitcases. later when police arrived on the scene they discovered those suitcases contain human remains of two men. the police hunt widened to west london and yesterday officers say they discovered more human remains at a flat just they discovered more human remains at a flatjust behind me. forensic examinations have continued throughout the course of this morning. police say there are means that were found here —— the remake the remains that were found were the same men as those found in bristol. early this morning in the the early hours police arrested a 34—year—old man at bristol station. earlier the police said he was 2a, but they have now clarified that he was 3a years old. the police issued an appealfor a colombian national that they wanted to trace in connection with what happe

she spoke briefly to confirm her name, her date of birth and her address in south west london.er of wilfully abusing the public�*s trust by engaging in sexual acts with a prisoner in a cell. the metropolitan police previously said it began an investigation on friday after officers were made aware of a video allegedly filmed inside wandsworth prison. now, the prosecutor explained that ms de sousa abreu was apprehended at heathrow airport. she was planning to fly to madrid, but that apprehension, the court heard, was a result of ms de sousa abreu notifying the prison of her plans to travel, and not because it was an attempt to evade arrest. nevertheless, there are strict travel conditions imposed on her bail. she is due to appear at isleworth crown court in west london next month, where she'll enter a plea. andy murray is leaving it until the very last moment to say whether he is fit enough after back surgery for his wimbledon farewell. the tournament got under way today. murray is due on for his first round match tomorrow. meanwhile, three british players have already made it th

police say the remains, found both in the luggage and in a flat in west london belong to two men.rts. well, it was in the early hours of this morning that a manhunt came to an end, a hunt that has lasted more than two days and focussed here on west london and also in bristol. now, officers arrested that 34—year—old man at bristol temple meads station. armed officers were involved in that detention. now this case also began back on wednesday evening. that's when a member of the public called the police, saying that a man was acting suspiciously on clifton suspension bridge in bristol. now officers say they arrived at the scene within ten minutes, but by that stage the man had gone. but they discovered two suitcases and inside those suitcases were the remains of two men. now the police investigation brought them here to shepherd's bush. and then yesterday, in a flat in the area behind me, police discovered further human remains thought to belong to the same two men. now, throughout the day, investigations have been continuing here. we've seen forensic officers coming and going from

a hunt that is lasted more than two days and focused here on west london and also bristol.temple meads station. armed officers were involved in the detention. that case also began back on wednesday evening. that is when a member of the public called the police to say a man was acting suspiciously on clifton suspension bridge. officers say they arrived at the scene within ten minutes, but by that stage, the man had gone but they discovered two suitcases and inside those suitcases, the remains of two men. the police investigations brought them here to shepherd's bush and in a flat in the area behind me, police discovered further human remains, thought to belong to the same men. throughout the day investigations have been continuing here. we have seen forensic officers coming and going from the flat where the human remains were found. a short time ago officers extended the cordon, because i believe they are beginning to search bins behind me. police have been speaking to members of the local community here, people who live in the flats who tell me they feel a sense of shock, t

jess�* trust, central and north west london, has the longest waiting list we know about — more than 11,000ere affecting me so much. the trust is one of the busiest mental health providers, and it stopped adding new names to its adhd waiting list in november. but it has a plan to clear its backlog, hopefully in three years. but they'll need outside help. we know as an nhs provider we cannot do it on our own. our plan is to work with the private sector and really try and get through this backlog. we feel we need to offer people on our waiting list something now. so they're contacting everyone, waiting, focusing first on the most vulnerable patients. it must be so frustrating. it must be so frustrating for someone to have to wait. sadly, that's the reality of our services at the moment. and our data found that reality reflected across the uk — demand so high that many services just can't keep up. there are thousands and thousands of people waiting. they're not playing a game, they're waiting in distress. we are going to have to have radical solutions to the situation we face. getting my adhd

police have arrested six people on suspicion of murder after a teenage boy was shot dead in west londonolice said officers were called after reports of a shooting in a park in ladbroke grove. the six males who were arrested on suspicion of murder remain in custody. the victim's identity hasn't yet been released. still a pretty heavy police presence here. as you might expect, forensic teams are on the ground, and the blue and white tent behind me is where the body is located, and that's where those forensic experts are operating now. their shooting happened around about 7.20 last night. they'd actually been a family fun day taking place in the park, uh, just next door. music, food, that sort of thing. so it will have been busy. police say they believe the young boy who was shot was 15 years old. he's not yet been identified. officers say they're working to get in touch with his family and confirm his identification. but as you say, six males arrested and they are being questioned on suspicion of murder. ofcom have fined bt £17.5 million for failures over their handling of 999 calls. the

the investigation then shifted here to west london in shepherd's bush, where yesterday police made thestol. now, throughout the course of the day, we've seen a lot of police activity. in fact, this afternoon the police cordon has been extended. officers are carrying out searches of bins. they've also been searching some bushes near the flat where the human remains were discovered. so officers still trying to piece together what happened. they've also been speaking to members of the local community who remain in a state of shock. one woman told me she felt vulnerable. she didn't feel safe here any more, so that's partly to try to reassure people, and also partly for the police to make sure they're getting all the information they can from the public about what people may have seen over the past few days. so the search is very much continuing here. i understand now arrangements are being made to bring the suspect from bristol, where he was arrested here, to london for questioning. the police will have some time to carry out that question, but they will obviously want to provide answers f

>> mike: alex hogan live in west london.hanks very much. ♪ >> mike: also breaking tonight, brazil's federal police have indicted former president bolsonaro for money launders in connection with undeclared diamonds he received from saudi arabia during his time in office. that's according to associated press source knowledge of the accusations. supporters of the former president announced series of investigations as persecution, bolsonaro has denied wrongdoing. up next our whatever happened to segment on american tanks that were supposed to make a big difference in ukraine. first, beyond our borders tonight. a russian born u.s. citizen is convicted of drug related charges by a moscow court: 12 and a half years in prison, court officials say he was found guilty of attempted trafficking of large amounts of illegal drugs as part of an organized group. his lawyers say they will appeal. and this is a live look at france, one of the big story there tonight, american swimmer joel centrally mccure, braves the murky waters of the river

areas in the west of london, here the whole of london voted for the fishermen, which will change for... i think for practically nothing will change for us in the strategic plan, because ukrainian issues, well , ukrainian in quotation marks, of course, means the aggressive war waged by russia against ukraine, this issue had not just bipartisan, but general national support of all the political actors in great britain for the last, not even two, but... longer since the beginning of the war since the 14th year, so maybe some nuances will be different, but in the strategic plan, it seems to me that there has been no earthquake, no reversal, if if you have followed the votes and statements of the leaders of the labor party over the past two years, you will understand that the policy of ... repelling aggression, helping ukraine is a general national consensus in britain, so, well, congratulations to the new british government and we hope on the fact that... he will triple his efforts to help ukraine after this aggression, that 's how i would comment on the results of the elections in great

he was arrested in south—west london at around 830 this morning. sector could cost around £10 billion, which is believed to be more than the government had forecast. independent pay review bodies are reportedly set to recommend pay are reportedly set to recommend pay rises of 5.5% for teachers and nhs staff, but schools and hospitals are unlikely to be able to meet the increase with their existing budgets without making cuts. it could represent a significant challenge for rachel reeves first budget. after promising to clamp down on borrowing and ruling out a string of tax rises during the election campaign, the race is on to become the next leader of the conservative party, with two senior figures putting their weight behind. tom tugendhat, steve baker and damian green lost their seats at the election, but they remain influential within the party. and in a joint article published in the telegraph today, they warn the tories mustn't be tempted to veer towards the hard right and should instead select a unifying figure to lead them back into governmen

a hunt which is lasted more than two days and focused on west london and also bristol.ld man. at bristol temple meads station. armed officers were involved in the detention. that case also began back on wednesday evening. that is when a member of the public called the police to say a man was acting suspiciously on clifton suspension bridge. officers say they arrived at the scene within ten minutes but by that stage the man had gone and they discovered the remains of two men. the police brought them here to shepherd's bush and in a flat in the area behind me, police discovered further human remains, thought to belong to the same men. throughout the day investigations have been continuing here. we have seen forensic officers coming and going from where the remains were found. a short time ago officers extended because i believe they are beginning to search brains behind me. police have been speaking to members of the local community here, people who live in the flats would tell me they feel a sense of shock, that they don't feel safe. officers are trying to provide a sens

he was arrested in south—west london at around 830 this morning . in the around 830 this morning.n the us, reports suggest nancy pelosi has told colleagues she'd prefer a competitive process to find a replacement for president biden if he drops out. the former house speaker is understood to have pushed for an open primary instead of directly nominating vice president kamala harris. that could see several candidates from within the democratic party compete for the chance to face donald trump. with just 107 days until the election . it comes as president election. it comes as president biden faces growing pressure to stand aside amid dwindling poll ratings . pay increases in the ratings. pay increases in the pubuc ratings. pay increases in the public sector could cost around £10 billion, which is believed to be more than the government had forecast. independent pay review bodies are reportedly set to recommend pay rises of 5.5% for teachers, and nhs staff, but schools and hospitals are unlikely to be able to meet the increase with their existing budgets without making cuts. it could

london and 125— left my flat in north—west london and 12.5 hours after we set off from south _ and 12.5long journey. south london. we have had a very, very longjourney. it south london. we have had a very, very long journey. it is —— it has been _ very long journey. it is —— it has been delayed around the folkestone area when _ been delayed around the folkestone area when we took the eurotunnel from _ area when we took the eurotunnel from folkestone to calais this morning _ from folkestone to calais this morning. we were held up and there were delays— morning. we were held up and there were delays between the english border— were delays between the english border control and french border controt — border control and french border control. we understand the reason for that— control. we understand the reason for that is— control. we understand the reason for that is the french border forces have _ for that is the french border forces have introduced a new passport checking — have introduced a new passport checking system and that held people up. checking system and that held people uo bu

the loss of a teenage boy in west london is shocking , the loss of a teenage boy in west london is shockingghts, and i'm sure i speak for the whole house, are with his family and friends, i do urge the public to support the metropolitan police with any information which could help in their investigation, which is ongoing. making streets safer is one of the five central missions of this government, and this is a shocking reminder of just how important that mission is. and we have an ambition to drive down this sort of violence in our communities. we do not want interventions like this, as we've had over the last few years , and it is shocking to years, and it is shocking to hear of this particular incident because yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah , yeah. >> the last government invested massively in teesside, most recently committing a billion pounds to improving transport in our area , that money will our area, that money will protect the future of our iconic transport bridge upgrade thornaby train station, create a new transport hub at teesside park and much, much more. can the prime minister confirm

all the attacks took place in the hayes area of west london.s saying the suspect is a muscular black man about 35 years old, with straight dark hair, wearing dark clothes . hair, wearing dark clothes. dyson is cutting up to 1000 jobs as part of a global restructuring programme for the company. the wiltshire based appliance manufacturer employs around 3500 people across the uk, and is best known perhaps for the invention of the bagless vacuum cleaner, as well as innovative cooling fans and hair styling products. and as if you didn't know , the england squad didn't know, the england squad has been training ahead of their euro 2024 semi—final tomorrow. gareth southgate's side will face the netherlands at the signal iduna park in dortmund. all 26 players took part this lunchtime in that training session, ahead of making the trip from their blankenheim base. from where we've just seen that press conference a short while ago. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm back in an hour. see you then. >> for the very latest gb news direct to yo

chelsea football club, from west london, will face off against wrexham afc from wales tomorrow night. these two teams last played in front of a sold out crowd in chapel hill, north carolina, last year. chelsea is one of the top football franchises and most recently won a uefa champions league trophy in 2021. the two clubs held a media availability earlier today, and the players say they are looking forward to playing in such an expansive stadium. >> just had a chance to go on the pitch. the fan? yeah, i was a bit taken aback. it's it's quite a good stadium. so yeah, it was. it should be good to play in front of it tomorrow night, and to be able to experience the support from this side of the world. >> wrexham has gained notoriety after actors ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney bought the stake in the team, documenting their takeover of the club in a tv series. we will have a live special on the match tomorrow night right here on ktvu channel two, starting at 6:30 p.m. we hope you join us. that does it for us. thanks so much for watching we'll see you magic cauldron it's time to brew...

a review of the young offenders institution, hmp feltham a, in west london, has found it has higher levelsm inspectorate of prison said incidents of disorder had tripled since the last inspection of the facility two years ago. the ministry ofjustice said the criminaljustice system was in crisis but staff were making every effort to drive improvements. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, has launched what the government is calling a root and branch review of the armed forces. it says the strategic defence review is in recognition of the urgency of the threats facing the uk. it's due to deliver its findings in the first half of next year. the defence secretary, john healey, will oversee the review, which will be led by one of his predecessors, lord robertson, who was secretary general of nato. he has warned of the deadly quartet of china, russia, iran and north korea. the number of travel insurance complaints increased by nearly a fifth in the last financial year. the financial ombudsman said that, in the past decade, the level of unhappiness with the industry has only been higher during t

six people arrested, after a teenage boy was shot dead in west london.our adults and two children die in a collision between a car and a motorcycle in west yorkshire. and kitesurfing makes its debut at this week's paris 0lympics. we speak to one medal hopeful. in the last an hour, sir keir starmer has set out plans to curb reliance on foreign workers by improving skills training in england. speaking at the farnborough air show, the prime minister announced a new body to address what he called the "fragmented and broken" training system. we know that national renewal, it's not going to happen overnight.

met office measuring stations in south—west london reached 32 degrees.criteria for a heatwave this week. you're live with bbc news. uk prime minister keir starmer has condemned a violent protest that took place in the northern town of southport on tuesday night, following the fatal stabbing of three girls on monday. demonstrators chanting far—right slogans clashed with police. one officer was injured as objects were thrown, with a police van set alight. police say tuesday's violence erupted when several hundred people from the english defence league began to throw items at a mosque. the three children killed in the knife attack at a taylor swift—themed day camp have been named, as 9—year—old alice aguiar, 6—year—old bebe king, and elsie dot stancombe, who was 7. police say 5 other children and two adults are in a critical condition in hospital. this was the scene as people gathered for a vigil for those victims. a 17—year—old man remains in custody following yesterday's attack. our home affairs correspondent daniel sanford has more on this story. tonight

while today, another knight, sir ed davey, the lib dem leader, voted in south—west london.ohn swinney, made his way to his polling place, a village hall in perthshire. the co—leader of the greens in england and wales, carla denyer, cast her ballot in the west of england. the plaid cymru leader, rhun ap iorwerth, cast his vote in north wales. but many people have already voted by post, and that includes reform uk's nigel farage. global media has descended on westminster to cover the election result. 650 mps will be elected, so a party needs 326 of them to form a majority. but whatever the result, there will be lots of new faces in there, because one in five mps in the last parliament chose step down. votes will be counted overnight, and if you are able to stay up overnight, seat by seat, the bbc election programme will bring you the results. iain watson, bbc news. there's still a little while left for people to cast their vote. all the latest including how the bbc reports polling day on the bbc news website and app. and a reminder, you can watch our special programme coverin

while today, another knight, sir ed davey, the lib dem leader, voted in south—west london.of the greens in england and wales, carla denyer, cast her ballot in the west of england. the plaid cymru leader, rhun ap iorwerth, cast his vote in north wales. but many people have already voted by post, and that includes reform uk's nigel farage. global media has descended on westminster to cover the election result. 650 mps will be elected, so a party needs 326 of them to form a majority. but whatever the result, there will be lots of new faces in there, because one in five mps in the last parliament chose step down. votes will be counted overnight, and if you are able to stay up overnight, seat by seat, the bbc election programme will bring you the results. iain watson, bbc news. you can find all the latest including how the bbc reports polling day on the bbc news website and app. and a reminder — you can watch the general election results programme live on bbc one in the uk and here on the bbc news channel around the world from 9:55pm uk time — all the way into friday. stay with

a corridor stretching from south—west london through the home counties to the south—west.the snp won 48 of the 59 seats up for grabs making them westminster�*s third largest party. labour were reduced to just one seat but are confident that they can benefit from recent snp scandals. in northern ireland, 18 seats are up for grabs. the democratic unionist party won the most in the last general election, but other parties are hoping to change that this time. but worth remembering, sinn fein mps don't take up their seats in the house of commons. in wales, labour lost ground to the tories last time but now it's conservatives fearing losses. plaid cymru are hoping to hold on, or gain, in the west and north of wales. for smaller parties like the greens and reform uk, it can be difficult to translate their votes into seats but both will be hoping to have a voice in the commons after the election. if you still have questions ahead of tomorrow's election, head to the bbc news website and app where you'll find details of candidates in your area, guides to party manifestos, interviews

yostin andres mosquera, from shepherd's bush in west london, is accused of murdering 62—year—old albertree refills on drinks could be banned in wales, as part of plans to restrict the promotion of products that are high in fat, sugar and salt. the welsh government is looking at how cafes, restaurants and shops market and display their less healthy foods. scientists have, for the first time, discovered a cave on the moon. it's at least 100 metres deep, and researchers say it could be an ideal location for a base. countries are racing to establish a permanent human presence on the moon, but they will need to protect astronauts from radiation, extreme temperatures, and space weather. the england team have landed back on home soil following their defeat to spain in the euros final in berlin last night. gareth southgate's men reached their second consecutive euros final under his leadership but after failing to secure the victory, questions are now being raised about the manager's future, as natalie pirks now reports. it's a sight england fans have grown wearily accustomed to — their team ar

london. 15—year—old rene graham was found injured in the park in ladbroke grove, and later pronouncedntense israeli strikes in southern gaza, with at least 70 people killed and more than 200 injured, according to the hamas—run health ministry. the israeli military is telling civilians to move from some of the neighbourhoods surrounding khan younis ahead of what it has called a "forceful operation" against palestinian fighters who are said to have regrouped there. civilians are being urged to move further into the al—mawasi humanitarian zone along the western coast. these latest strikes come as israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, lands in washington on his first trip abroad since the hamas attack on israel on october 7th. paul adams is injerusalem for us tonight. tell us more about the strikes. yes, this is benjamin _ tell us more about the strikes. yes this is benjamin netanyahu's fourth trip to washington to address a joint session of congress, and i think it could prove to be among the most difficult. first of all, of course, because the world is now seeing fresh scenes of

met office measuring stations in south—west london reached 32 degrees. to meet the official criteria for a heatwave this week. authorities are warning the hot spell could be dangerous for older age groups. you're live with bbc news. uk prime minister keir starmer has condemned a violent protest that took place in the northern town of southport on tuesday night, following the fatal stabbing of three girls on monday. demonstrators chanting far—right slogans clashed with police. 0ne officer was injured as objects were thrown, with a police van set alight. police say tuesday's violence erupted when several hundred people from the english defence league began to throw items at a mosque. the three children killed in the knife attack at a taylor swift—themed day camp have been named, as 9—year—old alice aguiar, 6—year—old bebe king, and elsie dot stancombe, who was 7. police say 5 other children and two adults are in a critical condition in hospital. this was the scene as people gathered for a visual for those victims. —— vigil. a 17—year—old man remains in cus

met office measuring stations in south—west london reached 32 degrees. meet the official criteria for a heatwave this week. authorities are warning the hot spell could be dangerous for older age groups. you're live with bbc news. uk prime minister keir starmer has condemned a violent protest that took place in the northern town of southport on tuesday night, following the fatal stabbing of three girls on monday. demonstrators chanting far—right slogans clashed with police. one officer was injured as objects were thrown, with a police van set alight. police say tuesday's violence erupted when several hundred people from the english defence league began to throw items at a mosque. the three children killed in the knife attack at a taylor swift—themed day camp have been named, as 9—year—old alice aguiar, 6—year—old bebe king, and elsie dot stancombe, who was 7. police say 5 other children and two adults are in a critical condition in hospital. a 17—year—old man remains in custody following yesterday's attack. our home affairs correspondent daniel sanford ha

while today, another knight, sir ed davey, the lib dem leader, voted in south—west london.r, john swinney, made his way to his polling place, a village hall in perthshire. the co—leader of the greens in england and wales, carla denyer, cast her ballot in the west of england. the plaid cymru leader, rhun ap iorwerth, cast his vote in north wales. but many people have already voted by post, and that includes reform uk's nigel farage. global media has descended on westminster to cover the election result. 650 mps will be elected, so a party needs 326 of them to form a majority. but whatever the result, there will be lots of new faces in there, because one in five mps in the last parliament chose to step down. votes will be counted overnight, and if you are able to stay up overnight, seat by seat, the bbc election programme will bring you the results. iain watson, bbc news. injust under an hourfrom now, we'll have the first indication of how people have voted by way of an exit poll. you can find all the latest including how the bbc reports polling day on the bbc news website an

he 36—year—old arrested in west london yesterday has been released without charge. has been arrested over the death of a baby, whose body was found in london earlier this week. the woman was questioned on suspicion of child destruction, after the newborn was discovered in a bin outside a home in bloomsbury. a 26—year—old man was arrested on the day of the discovery. both have been released on bail. part of the m25 has been closed again this weekend, as improvement works continue between junctions 10 and ii in surrey. it will be shut until six o'clock on monday morning. drivers are being warned to expect delays, and to avoid the area, if possible. president biden has told a rally in the us state of michigan that he'll beat donald trump again in november's election. mr biden has faced growing calls to step aside, due to concerns about his age. 0ur north america correspondent nada tawfik has this report. feeding off the energy of his supporters, joe biden delivered a gaffe free and forceful defence about his candidacy. he insisted he was going to win in november. i am

yostin andres mosquera, from shepherd's bush in west london, is accused of murdering albert alfonso,s month in london. mr mosquera, who's 34, was remanded in custody. the england team are back on home soil following their defeat to spain in the final of the euros in berlin. gareth southgate's side had reached their second consecutive euros final under his leadership, but after failing to secure victory questions are now being asked about the manager's future. here's natalie pirks. music: freed from desire by gala. fourth time's a charm. spain celebrated tonight in madrid after a record fourth european championships win, and they say this is just the beginning. contrast those scenes with london this afternoon. a familiar sight for england fans, players emerging from their plain subdued and trophyless. gareth southgate didn't give it a second glance last night. in berlin today, fans were left reflecting on the manager's future. we're too critical of gareth as a nation. um, if he wants to go, i think he's earned that right, that he can choose when he wants to go. welcome back to a speci

london this morning and 12.5 hours after we set off from south london.rney, it has been one with some delays, politically around the folkestone area. when we took the eurotunnel from folkestone to calais late this morning, we were held up, there were delays between the english border control and french border control. we understand the reason for that is because the french border forces have introduced a new passport checking system and that held people up. but there is no question there are loads and loads of fans. you just heard from 0lly that the head of the german policing in berlin thinks as many as 50,000 could make their way there. let me tell you, many of the people travelling along with us so far today are travelling without tickets, so we are lucky enough that we have tickets in our group, but many more fans are travelling without a ticket. we have seen some very interesting scenes along the autobahn already. we saw a routemaster bus travelling alongside the inside lane earlier. i suspect it has gone a bit awry. we also saw a minibus with engli

police search a house in west london as the focus into human remains found in two suitcases in bristolman who plotted to kidnap, rape and murder tv presenter holly willoughby is sentenced to life in prison. and star striker 0llie watkins describes how it felt to score that goal to secure england's place in sunday's final against spain. i knew when i was going onto the pitch that i was going to score. you know, i manifested it, i had worked very hard to get to that point. so it's been an amazing feeling, but i'm not shocked. now on bbc news — it's time for newscast. hello, we could go we were waking up, or going to

scotland yard also said more remains had been found at an address in west london, during a police search hawkins reports. this is yostin andres mosquera, a 24—year—old colombian national, last seen here near the clifton suspension bridge late on wednesday night, heading for nearby woods. he�*s wanted in connection with the human remains of two men, found in suitcases that were left on the bridge on the same night. giles was also there, waiting for a taxi. fix, giles was also there, waiting for a taxi-— giles was also there, waiting forataxi.�* . for a taxi. a man came across the street _ for a taxi. a man came across the street with _ for a taxi. a man came across the street with another - for a taxi. a man came across the street with another man, | the street with another man, carrying a very heavy suitcase. they then did it a second time and put the suitcases down right by us on the pavement, and we asked them — those suitcases look very heavy? what have you got in there? bodies? and they didn�*t say anything to that. and they didn't say anything to that. ~ ., , . and they didn't say an

police search a house in west london as the focus into human remains found in two suitcases in bristold murder tv presenter holly willoughby is sentenced to life in prison. and star striker 0llie watkins describes how it felt to score that goal to secure england's place in sunday's final against spain. i knew when i was going onto the pitch that i was going to score. you know, i manifested it, i had worked very hard to get to that point. so it's been an amazing feeling, but i'm not shocked. hello, i'm tanya beckett, welcome to the programme. police say the human remains found in two suitcases left on the clifton suspension bridge in bristol were those of two adult men. detectives are still searching for a man in connection with the dumping of the suitcases, it's believed he travelled to bristol from london where a second crime scene has now been identified. danjohnson has the story. this is the man being hunted beyond bristol now after leaving two suitcases and the most awful discovery.

police have arrested six people on suspicion of murder after a teenage boy was shot dead in west londonoke grove. six miles arrested on suspicion of murder remain in custody. the victim's identity has not yet been released. john donnison is at the scene. still a pretty heavy police presence here, as you might expect. forensics teams are on the ground and the blue and white tent behind it is where the body is located and that is where those forensics experts are operating. the shooting happened around 7:20 p m yesterday. there had actually been a family fun day taking place in the parkjust next door. music, food, that sort of thing. so it will have been busy. police say they believe the young boy who was shot was 15 years old. he has not yet been identified. officers say they are working to get in touch with his family and confirm his identification. as you say, six miles arrested, and they are being questioned on suspicion of murder. i assume there is a lot of shock in the area that this could happen. yeah, absolutely. there is actually a school nearby here, and this morning i have been

we are at a poll ing place in west london. "sunday nigh richie sunak.a photo of him casting his ballot, his party has been in power for the last 14 years. there are predictions of un unprecedented win for the labor party. >> there are polls that show going from 380 at 2019 election is just unparalleled and historic in uk politics. >> sunak's opposition leader cast his vote today. campaigning on one word alone, change, after concerns over cost of living crisis, long wait times for national health service and scandals within the conservative parties. polls are open until 10 p.m. local time and there will be exit polls released. they are conducted after people vote. the official announcement is expected tomorrow morning. >> joey: thank you. all right, our enemies smell blood in the water, questions surround biden ability to lead. vladamir putin met with xi jinping yesterday during asian security summit and the two are boasting about their relationship and vowing to keep stability. former state department spokes person morgan ortagus joins us now. thanks fo

london through the home counties to the south west. up for grabs making them westminster�*s third largest party. labour were reduced to just one seat but are confident that they can benefit from recent snp scandals. in northern ireland 18 seats are up for grabs. the democratic unionist party won the most in the last general election but other parties are hoping to change that this time. sinn fein is currently the largest party at stormont and aims to repeat that success tomorrow although their mps don't take their seats in the house of commons. in wales, labour lost ground to the tories last time but now it's conservatives fearing losses. meanwhile plaid cymru are hoping to hold on, or gain, in the west and north of wales. for smaller parties like the greens and reform uk it can be difficult to translate their votes into seats but both will be hoping to have a voice in the commons after the election. if you still have questions ahead of tomorrow's election, head to the bbc news website and app where you'll find details of candidates in

the police hunt widened here to west london and yesterday officers say they discovered more human remains men who were found in bristol. this morning we've had what police are describing as a major development. in the early hours of the morning armed police arrested a 34—year—old man on suspicion of murder in bristol station. earlier they said he was 24 but they have now clarified he was now 34. they named a man a colombian national who they said they wanted to trace in connection. officers say they are not looking anyone else in connection. where does this leave us? that man will be transferred from bristol for questioning. the as for the community this leaves them in shock. one of the local residents told us what happened here was horrendous. another woman who lives here said there have been problems in the past, but this leaves her fearing for her own safety. you can imaiine fearing for her own safety. you can imagine this _ fearing for her own safety. you can imagine this does _ fearing for her own safety. you can imagine this does have _ fearing for her own safety. you can imagine th

police have arrested six people on suspicion of murder after a teenage boy was shot dead in west londonof a shooting in a park in ladbroke grove. a teenager, believed to be aged 15, was pronounced dead at the scene the six males who were arrested on suspicion of murder remain in custody. the victim's identity hasn't yet been released. let's get some of the day's other news now. the israeli military has told palestinians to evacuate from the eastern parts of the city of khan younis in gaza, ahead of what it called a "forceful operation." a spokesman said rockets had been fired towards israel from the location. the area has previously been designated a humanitarian zone, and israel has directed palestinians displaced by fighting elsewhere to go there to seek shelter. and following that huge global it outage last friday, cyber security firm crowdstrike says a "significant" number of affected computers are now back online. disruption still continues, though, with many airlines saying they're struggling to restore normal operations. the us—based carrier delta says it has cancelled more than

conditions at a detention centre in west london have been described as the "worst" in the country by immigration removal centre near heathrow found a substantial increase in violence and drug use, with detainees openly smoking cannabis. mitie which runs the centre says it's working to make improvements. the home office has said the number of custody officers and welfare staff has now increased. theatre nurses at one of the uk's busiest nhs trusts are going on strike for a third time. members of the unite union at guys and st thomas' are due to walk out today in a row over extending their shifts. staff say the changes put patient safety at risk. the trust has said the vast majority of shift times will remain the same. a musical actor has been telling us how he landed his dream job in a west end show on the same day he found out he had cancer. jarryd nurden was given permission by medics to delay his surgery on a lung tumour to star in we will rock you. he is now cancerfree, and had financial support from the actors' benevolence fund to help get him by. it's a quick three—month contrac

if you're watching on television, these are the live pictures coming to us from now in west london, where there is an increased police presence outside a block of flats in the shepherd's bush area . officers shepherd's bush area. officers there say the suspect is thought to have travelled from london to bristol, where the suspect left the suitcases containing human remains. we now know the bodies are said to be of two adult men well this afternoon. police have also issued a warning not to approach the suspect involved in the case, with detectives urging anyone who may see him or know his whereabouts to call 999 immediately. any more details on that story? we will bring them to you as we get them . in other to you as we get them. in other news, a security guard has been jailed today for life with a minimum term of 15 years for plotting to kidnap, to rape and to murder. the tv presenter holly willoughby. the judge said gavin plumb had a history of attacking women and hatched his sadistic, brutal and degrading plan over a number of years . plan over a number of years. >> plan this attack on

london. 15—year—old rene graham was found injured in the park in ladbroke grove, and later pronounced was too risky for taxpayers. at the end of last week, the company — which famously built titanic — said an application for a loan guarantee, which was considered vital for its financial stability, was turned down. well, we're only a few days away from the opening ceremony of the olympics on friday. and charlotte dujardin could become britain's most decorated female olympian. the 39—year—old dressage rider needs one more medal to take the lead from the now—retired cyclist dame laura kenny, with whom she's currently tied on six medals. laura scott went to meet her. a golden summer in 2012 earned her the title the girl on the dancing horse. 12 years and many titles later, she knows a medal of any colour in paris will see her become britain's most decorated female olympian in history. my dad is like really up for me to make it and to make it happen. and i'm like, calm down, dad. it will be one of the most incredible moments if that does happen. for me, it's really, really important that i

. >> what sort of sexual what i don't know, i'm a fairly innocent west london lad. >> i mean, i'm notiar with these gestures. >> stephen pound long, does it? >> stephen pound long, does it? >> it doesn't say no, it does say, frankie howerd, as they say about political romances in france. >> three minutes, including the shower. >> yeah, yeah. deuce country. yeah. but i mean, it is a bit bizarre. i thought that the french is great. specialities were refusing to speak any language other than french and shrugging. right. and talking about a gallic shrug, a gallic talking about language . talking about language. >> we are doing something here that they would just simply not do in france, because they believe in the value of their language. they prized their french language, they even have an institute, don't they, to make sure that it isn't anglicised. >> well, didn't sarkozy start an international? tv station speaking only in french because he thought people loved it? >> however, we in our on our trains, we're ditching complicated english words in case people don't understand them. >> lik

of london, but there are questions over how many deals will be done.its ongoing safety crisis. and europe's biggest airline ryanair has reported a big fall in profits. our international business correspondent theo leggett is on the scene. theo — what's catching your eye at the airshow this season? i think there is a mixed environment at the show today. so, there are 1500 exhibitors here from 40 different countries, they are expecting around 80,000 visitors. it's busy. but in some ways, the atmosphere is a little more muted than we are seen in recent years. the reasons for that is behind me. although you can see in that us air force display there are some boeing aircraft on the commercial display just extra, there are no boeing aircraft. that's because one of the world's bidders aerospace supplies is not exhibiting as much they normally would because it wants to focus on is well supported control system problems. that said, boeing has come out of the big order so from a korean company of $6 billion. its rival has had some issues as well: largely with su

some 13.5 hours after i left my flat in north west london this morning, and some 12.5 hours after we from south london, we've had a very, very long journey. it's been one with some delays, particularly around the folkestone area. when we took the eurotunnel from folkestone to calais late this morning, we were held up. there were some delays between the english border control and the french border control. we understand the reason for that is because the french border forces have introduced a new passport checking system, and that held a few people up. but there's absolutely no question that there are loads and loads of fans. you just heard from olly there, mentioning that the head of the german policing in berlin thinks that as many as 50,000 could make their way there. well, let me tell you, many of the people travelling along with us so far today are travelling ticketless, so we're lucky enough that we have tickets in our group. but many, many more fans are travelling without a ticket. we've seen some very interesting scenes along the autobahn already. we saw a routemaster bus trav

alex hogan is live in west london. good evening alex. >> good evening.is what appears to be a landslide victory for the labour party in these new exit polls with labour potentially claiming as many as 140 of the 650 parliamentary seats. the conservatives only snagging 131 of those seats which would be the worst results ever in that party's history. these poles are very effective and past elections they have been extremely close indicating that if true today once again, kier starmer would be prime minister by mourning. across the uk, millions of voters made their way to 40,000 polling stations for the general election. in each of the countries 650 constituencies, voters elect when candidates. the leader of whichever party wins the most vote becomes the next prime minister. >> they are certainly the aspects of which the uk will be most reliant on the u.s. for and seeking to build a stronger relationship. >> reporter: incumbent pm rishi sunak is aiming to hold onto his seat. >> we will fight for every vote. >> reporter: the conservative conservative party -