prosecutors argued mohammed farooq wanted to kill as many nurses as possible.elf in an extremist islamic islamist ideology and went on to the hospital to seek his own martyrdom in the united states. the former sorry in ireland, the former leader of the democratic unionist party, sir jeffrey donaldson, is facing seven more charges of historical sex offences, bringing the total now to 18. northern ireland's longest serving mp is expected at a court hearing tomorrow to establish if his case will be sent to trial. the 61 year old has previously said he'll contest all counts against him, as has his wife, who's facing a separate allegation and the chairman of reform uk, richard tice, has accused the conservatives of placing trojan horse candidates to spread lies about the party. it comes after about the party. it comes after a second reform candidate suspended her campaign and defected to the conservatives. georgie david accused the vast majority of candidates of being racist and misogynistic. a reform spokesperson described her comments as sweeping and her actions a

farooq is now waiting to be sentenced after being convicted of preparing acts of terrorism.e. emma glasby, bbc news. a remarkable story. let's take a look at today's papers. borisjohnson and rishi sunak are uniting to try and stop �*starmer—geddon�*, according to the headline in the daily mail. the former prime minister appeared at a conservative rally last night where he urged supporters to prevent sir keir starmerfrom securing what he called a sledgehammer majority. in an interview with the mirror, the labour leader says the election is an opportunity to "turn our backs on 1a years of chaos, division, and failure". in the ft, british water companies could face legal action from people and businesses affected by sewage pollution. they are reporting on a supreme court ruling which means united utilities could be sued by a privatecompany for sewage released into waterways. and the guardian is marking the end of andy murray's wimbledon singles career, after he was forced to withdraw from the competition due to a back injury. but it says there's hope for fans of the two—time ch

mohammed farooq was arrested in leeds with a pressure cooker bomb at the hospital, where he worked in january last year, sheffield crown court heard how an incredibly brave patient prevented utter devastation when he managed to talk him down. the 28 year old self—radicalized islamist terrorist had immersed himself in an extremist islamist ideology and went to the hospital to seek his own martyrdom . well, also in the martyrdom. well, also in the news today, former nurse lucy letby has been found guilty of the attempted murder of another premature baby girl just two hours after she was born. the 34 year old is already the uk's most prolific child killer and is serving 14 whole life sentences for the murders of seven babies and trying to kill six others. originally, the jury couldn't reach a verdict on the allegation, but after a retrial it was decided that letby did deliberately dislodge a breathing tube from the little baby at the countess of chester hospital in 2016, the family released a statement outside manchester crown court this afternoon thanking the jury for their patience and

nurse launching an islamic state inspired suicide attack at a hospital in leeds, 28 year old mohammed farooqas arrested outside saint james's hospital with a pressure cooker bomb in january last year , bomb in january last year, sheffield crown court heard today how the self—radicalized islamist terrorist had immersed himself in an extremist ideology and went to the hospital where he worked to kill as many nurses as possible. he was found guilty of preparing terrorist acts . the of preparing terrorist acts. the family of a baby girl who was a victim of a former nurse, lucy letby, say they're heartbroken, angry and numb. the 34 year old has been found guilty of the attempted murder of child k in february 2016, after she dislodged an air tube from the two hour old baby girl. the 34 year old is already in the uk, is already the uk's most prolific child killer and is serving 14 whole life sentences for the murders of seven babies and trying to kill six others. back to politics now and the chairman of reform uk has accused the conservatives of planting fake candidates to discredit reform, in a mo

mohammed farooq was arrested in leeds with a pressure cooker bomb at the hospital where he worked in january last year, sheffield crown court heard today how an incredibly brave patient prevented utter devastation when he managed to talk him down. the 28 year old self—radicalized islamist terrorist had immersed himself in extremist islamist ideology and went to the hospital to kill nurses and seek his own martyrdom . and just his own martyrdom. and just lastly, from the united states, democrat lloyd doggett has become the first politician in joe biden's to party call now for him to step down as presidential nominee. there have been questions about the president's future in november's election, following his poor performance in last week's tv debate against former president donald trump. it comes as joe biden's planning a meeting with democratic governors tomorrow to reassure them that he is of sound mind and body. reassure them that he is of sound mind and body . those are sound mind and body. those are the latest gb news headlines. i'm polly middlehurst. i'm back in an hour for the

it's feared the men were victims of a double murder. 33 year old juan cifuentes and farooq abdul razako's 37, travelled for a business trip there but haven't come home. officers are currently investigating after two bodies were found in a burnt out car in malmo at the weekend, with local media reporting those two unknown people were shot though police, as i say , are still police, as i say, are still working to identify the victims . working to identify the victims. one person has died and 71 people have been rescued after a migrant boat sank in the english channel late last night. all those on board the vessel ended up in the water but were picked up in the water but were picked up in the water but were picked up in a joint rescue operation between the uk and french authorities. two prominent mps, both of whom were former government ministers in charge of overseeing the post office, are being questioned at the horizon. it inquiry today. labour's pat mcfadden, who you can see there on screen, is currently being questioned. at the inquiry he was postal affairs minister and later sir ed