mark, you're in leicester square. please bnng in leicester square. people here bring us the latest. >> well, people here in leicester square, this very busy part of central london now trying to absorb the horrific news really, of the terrible events of 1130 this morning when that 11 year old girl and 34 year old woman were stabbed in this attack. i've been speaking to some of the people around here. i spoke to a street performer, local street performer, local street performer who didn't want to appear on camera, but he did tell me that he saw he heard screams coming from the woman. he turned round to see that the young girl was being held by an attacker, and being stabbed multiple times. absolutely horrific events that he describes . he thought the girl, describes. he thought the girl, from what he could see, would have been quite badly injured by what had happened. but of course, unusual reporting there that the injuries don't appear to be life threatening at this time, which is good news coming out from the medical authorities. we also spoke to a s

and joining us now from leicester square is our homeland security editor .mark white live security editor. mark white live there from central london. mark, two weeks ago today we saw the tragic killings in southport. now a girl and a woman stabbed in broad daylight in london. what do we know so far ? what do we know so far? >> well, people here understandably still trying to absorb the shocking, violent stabbings that took place just about 23 or so minutes to midday. so you can imagine at that time in the morning, there were many hundreds of people here in this very busy part of central london, an area that has some 2.5 million people that pass through leicester square every single week. and they heard the screams of this 34 year old woman and really, within seconds, people came running to her aid and managed to tackle the suspect in particular, a young man called abdullah, a security guard in this twig tea shop just outside the location where this stabbing took place. he ran out, tackled. the suspect has been speaking to us. this is what he told us. >> i ju

this is that the scene in leicester square. of the picture and the police in attendance. police say a 34—year—old woman was also stabbed in leicester square, her condition is unknown. a man has been arrested. police are keeping a watch there at the location of this incident and in one of the busiest parts of london. with more on this is our correspondent, chi chi izundu has the latest. we know that around 1136 this morning the london ambulance service attended the scene leicester square where an 11—year—old girl and a 34—year—old woman had been stabbed. the london ambulance service but a statement earlier saying that they send considerable resources to the scene, an ambulance crew, and advanced paramedic and an incident officer as well as a tactical response unit. they try to help the 11—year—old and the 34—year—old before they were taken to a major trauma unit. police say a man has been arrested and is in police custody. however, they are not giving more information on him and do not believe that there is any other suspect inv

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our home and security editor, live for us in leicester square. well, turning to manchester now, two people have been arrested there after a man died falling from a balcony. the 57 year old was on the fourth floor of a block of flats in salford last night when the incident took place. a 37 year old man and a 40 year old woman are being questioned on suspicion of murder. more than 13,000 migrants have now crossed the english channel so far this yeah the english channel so far this year. that's afterjust over 700 year. that's after just over 700 people crossed on sunday, in the highest number on a single day since sir keir starmer became prime minister. and it follows yesterday's two deaths of two migrants attempting to reach the uk in a small boat. a 12 year old boy has become the youngest person convicted in connection with nationwide public disorder in the uk. he admitted to violent disorder charges after throwing a missile at a police van and participating in unrest in manchester on the 31st of july, the court heard. he was part of a group outsi

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after an 11—year old girl was stabbed in london's leicester square.nd banksy unveils his ninth animal artwork in as many days— this time at london zoo. hello, i'm lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now, a 3 hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. it was a conversation delayed by technical problems, but the world's richest man eventually had a two—hour public chat with former us president donald trump. it was broadcast on mr musk�*s social media platform, x. the discussion, which was not on camera, touched on immigration, global politics and much more. mr trump also said his attempted assassination now made him more of a believer in god. and was sharply critical of his presidential rival, kamala harris. what i can tell you is this, we cannot have a democrat. we cannot have her. she's incompetent. she's as bad as biden in a different. yeah. she hasn't done an interview since this whole, uh, scam started. and say what you want. this was a coup. this was a coup of a president of the united states. he didn't want to leave. and they said, we can

opens at leicester square at the heart of the west end.y a crime scene at around 1130. police were called to reports of a stabbing in leicester square. the prosecutors said in court this morning that they allege that a 32—year—old man, johann pentru, a romanian national, allegedly approached two people, two tourists, an 11—year—old girl and her mother, before placing that 11—year—old girl in a headlock and then stabbing her eight times. the court then heard that members of the public detained the suspect, thereby stopping him continuing his attack before police arrived. the court then say that it was on the police's arrival that they allegedly found this knife that mr. pintero had been allegedly carrying. now that 11—year—old girl remains in hospital, we understand that she sustained serious but non—life threatening injuries. the court said that it's very likely she's going to have to undergo plastic surgery as a result of those injuries. now, johann pintero appeared dressed in a grey tracksuit. he spoke through an interpreter, only to con

i mean, this was a lunchtime in leicester square. it's hard to think of a more central location in london. what do we know about the suspect ? the suspect? >> well, the metropolitan police don't have any insight into the motivation for this attack. although we do understand that the suspect was not known to the victims. so that's what the metropolitan police are confirming this evening. they do not believe the suspect was known to the victims. and that's all we have to go on at this time, tom. it's a very confusing scenes. as you can see, it is still an active crime scene. so you still the area is still cordoned off, although most of the police and the forensic teams have now left with their bagged evidence . but we expect bagged evidence. but we expect this to be closed for quite some time yet into the evening. >> well, thank you very much, adam, for being there for us and, letting us know precisely what went on. thank you. now, weeks of disorder, multiple stabbings in broad daylight, and the prime minister hinting letting prisoners

the 11 year old girl stabbed in leicester square in broad daylight. >> yes , shocking. and we're >> yes, shocking. and we're hoping to get some reaction from australia. it's the evening there, of course, in sydney, to find out what perception australians have, how they're reacting to this tragic news in their country , it appears as their country, it appears as though there may well be quite a lot of australians who will be worried to visit our capital city as a result of this, so we're going to be speaking about this, getting the very latest from our home and security editor as well, of course. but what does it say about the state of safety in our country? >> well, that's the thing. the international reputation of the united kingdom has taken a battering in recent weeks when people think of the united kingdom , perhaps a few years kingdom, perhaps a few years ago, they would have thought that this is a safe liberal, tolerant country where you can say what you want, where you can walk the streets without fear or favour. can we really say that today when tourists, when l

a girl aged 11 and 34—year—old woman have been stabbed in leicester square in london.ught to be non—life threatening — the condition of the woman isn't known. one man's been arrested and taken into custody. police do not believe anyone else was involved. with the latest, here's our correspondent, chi chi izundu. we know that around 11:36 this morning the london ambulance service attended the scene in leicester square where an 11—year—old girl and a 34—year—old woman had been stabbed. the london ambulance service but a statement earlier saying that they sent considerable resources to the scene, an ambulance crew, and advanced paramedic and an incident officer as well as a tactical response unit. they tried to help the 11—year—old and the 34—year—old before they were taken to a major trauma unit. police say a man has been arrested and is in police custody. however, they are not giving more information on him and do not believe that there is any other suspect involved. in case people don't know about leicester square, it is in central london and is one of the most popular

square . stabbed in leicester square.r starmer can play the big man when it comes to elon musk, but he's not big enough to ramp up, stop and search, is he? has he got his priorities all wrong? let's get our thoughts. my panel this evening i am joined by the wonderful trio of daily express columnist carole malone. i've got journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth and the former chairman of the tory party, jake berry. carole, i'll start with you. yeah. as keir starmer got his priorities all wrong here. policing tweets and not the streets completely. >> you know this is this is why we have you know you've had cooper says we've got to we've got to respect the police. you know we lost respect for these long before these riots. and i'm not talking about the guys that were facing up those riots last week. i mean, all respect to those guys. but i'm talking about the guys at the top here. you know, our police forces. it's visibly woke. it's politically biased. it's virtue signalling. instead of tackling crime, you know, you

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our home and security editor, mark white, is in leicester square for us tonight. reporter well, late this afternoon, the metropolitan police released some important new information about this attack that neither the suspect nor the two victims here appear to have been known to each other. >> what? we spoke to abdullah , >> what? we spoke to abdullah, who was a security guard in one of the nearby premises here that ran on hearing the screams out to subdue this attacker and bnng to subdue this attacker and bring him to the ground. this is what he told us. >> i jumped on him. hold the handin >> i jumped on him. hold the hand in which he wasn't having a knife, and he just put him down on the floor and just hold him and kicked the knife away from him. and then a couple of more people joined as well, and we just hold him until the police came. it took like maybe 3 to 4 minutes. police arrived and they just took him into custody and the child, just like all my colleagues, they gave him first aid. >> well, the metropolitan police have praised the bravery of abdullah and o

i mean, this was a lunchtime in leicester square. it's hard to think of a more central location in london. what do we know about the suspect ? the suspect? >> well, the metropolitan police don't have any insight into the motivation for this attack. although we do understand that the suspect was not known to the victims. so that's what the metropolitan police are confirming this evening. they do not believe the suspect was known to the victims. and that's all we have to go on at this time, tom. it's a very confusing scenes. as you can see, it is still an active crime scene. so you still the area is still cordoned off, although most of the police and the forensic teams have now left with their bagged evidence . but we expect bagged evidence. but we expect this to be closed for quite some time yet into the evening. >> well, thank you very much, adam, for being there for us and, letting us know precisely what went on. thank you. now, weeks of disorder, multiple stabbings in broad daylight, and the prime minister hinting letting prisoners

london's leicester square at the heart of the west end here. a crime scene at around 1130. police were called to reports of a stabbing in leicester square. the prosecutors said in court this morning that they allege that a 32—year—old man, johann pentru, a romanian national, allegedly approached two people, two tourists, an 11—year—old girl and her mother, before placing that 11—year—old girl in a headlock and then stabbing her eight times. the court then heard that members of the public detained the suspect, thereby stopping him continuing his attack before police arrived. the court then say that it was on the police's arrival that they allegedly found this knife that mr pintero had been allegedly carrying. now that 11—year—old girl remains in hospital, we understand that she sustained serious but non—life threatening injuries. the court said that it's very likely she's going to have to undergo plastic surgery as a result of those injuries. now he appeared dressed in a grey tracksuit. he spoke through an interpreter, only to confirm his name,

square . stabbed in leicester square.eir starmer can play the big man when it comes to elon musk, but he's not big enough to ramp up, stop and search, is he? has he got his priorities all wrong? let's get our thoughts. my panel this evening i am joined by the wonderful trio of daily express columnist carole malone. i've got journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth and the former chairman of the tory party, jake berry. carole, i'll start with you. yeah. as keir starmer got his priorities all wrong here. policing tweets and not the streets completely. >> you know this is this is why we have you know you've had cooper says we've got to we've got to respect the police. you know we lost respect for these long before these riots. and i'm not talking about the guys that were facing up those riots last week. i mean, all respect to those guys. but i'm talking about the guys at the top here. you know, our police forces. it's visibly woke. it's politically biased. it's virtue signalling. instead of tackling crime, you know, y

it is usually a phone, family friendly tourist attraction, leicester square.rt of this area is now a crime scene. there is a chord and in place and just behind me there is still bloodstains on the floor. this evening, it is packed full of people, similar to what it would have been at 11.30 this morning when the police were called to reports of a stabbing of a young girl and a womanjust outside this a stabbing of a young girl and a woman just outside this tea shop. a security guard has told us, as well as members of the public, that they managed to disarm a man before holding him to the floor until police could arrive here. now, a 32—year—old man has been arrested, while an 11—year—old girl remains in hospital with serious stab wounds. her mother has minor injuries. as we speak, forensics havejust been inside the shop behind us, combing through material, taking photographs as they try to figure out exactly what happened here. 0fficers as they try to figure out exactly what happened here. officers do say they don't believe the suspect was known to the victims, b

she was near a lego store on leicester square in london's leicester square.now been identified as an 11 year old with a mum tourist from australia. now that is what sort of signal does that send out to the rest of the world? and i was looking last year, 1.2 million australians came to britain last year , spending £1.6 billion year, spending £1.6 billion there. a huge part of our tourist industry. >> and weren't australia one of the countries that did put out a warning about travelling to the uk because of the riots and things like that ? so it's just things like that? so it's just you just can't imagine, can you? going on a holiday, taking your little, your child to a queuing outside a lego store? >> i know that liquor store very well and there's always a queue there. i've been in there myself actually to buy lego for nephews and nieces , but she was stabbed and nieces, but she was stabbed repeatedly in the face and in the armpit, and it was a security guard nearby who disarmed. well he i think he literally sat on the attacker and for four minutes until the p

this relates to the incident yesterday in leicester square.c is under fire for what's being called a sympathetic portrait of the nottingham killer. valdo calocane. we'll have the very latest and speak to one of the one of the mothers of the real victims . victims. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> this morning here's your latest met office weather update for gb news. it's not going to be as hot as yesterday, but nonetheless some hot, sunny weather across eastern parts today. however, elsewhere things are going to be a bit fresher as we have a band of rain pushing in and that's going to be bringing some wet weather to most of that. rain has now cleared away from northern ireland, with just a few showery outbreaks following him behind. but across scotland, northern england, wales and the southwest, it is going to turn cloudy and wet as we go into the afternoon ahead of the front towards central eastern parts of england. it's staying sunny and with that pretty hot with temperatures getting into th

leicester square is usually a fun and family friendly area.a crime scene, with bloodstains on the pavement behind me. forensics have been carrying out a fingertip search, taking photographs inside, trying to figure out exactly what happened here, in an area packed full of tourists who have come to see the sights. but some today saw a horrific attack instead. a 32—year—old man was arrested. police don't think the suspect and victims were known to each other, but officers have praised those who bravely put themselves at risk and showed the best of london in doing so. frankie mccamley, bbc london. the billionaire entrepreneur elon musk is due to interview the republican presidential candidate donald trump on the x social media network in the next few hours. the event could provide former president trump the opportunity to seize the limelight at a time when his campaign appears to have lost some momentum. but politics aside — it's raised questions about the power of the x social media network — and how elon musk is using it. and that concern has b

leicester square is usually a fun and family friendly area.tains on the pavement behind me. forensics have been carrying out a fingertip search, taking photographs inside, trying to figure out exactly what happened here, in an area packed full of tourists who have come to see the sights. but some today saw a horrific attack instead. a 32—year—old man was arrested. police don't think the suspect and victims were known to each other, but officers have praised those who bravely put themselves at risk and showed the best of london in doing so. frankie mccamley, bbc london. let's ta ke let's take a look at the unfolding situation in greece, where thousands of people are being evacuated from their homes as wildfires spread through forest and villages. tonight, the fires are reported to have reached the suburbs of athens. the emergency services say homes have been destroyed northeast of the greek capital. they are now on high alert with soaring temperatures and strong winds expected to persist in the coming days. at the latest from athens, here isjus

leicester square is usually a fun and family—friendly area.e, with bloodstains on the pavement behind me. forensics have been carrying out a fingertip search, taking photographs inside, trying to figure out exactly what happened here in an area packed full of tourists who have come to see the sights. but some today saw a horrific attack instead. a 32—year—old man was arrested. police don't think the suspect and victims were known to each other, but officers have praised those who bravely put themselves at risk and showed the best of london in doing so. frankie mccamley, bbc london. the billionaire entrepreneur elon musk is set to interview the republican presidential candidate donald trump on the x social media platform. the beginning of the interview has been hit by technical issues. the event could provide former president trump the opportunity to seize the limelight at a time when his campaign appears to have lost some momentum. but politics aside, it's raised questions about the power of the x social media network and how elon musk is usin

leicester square is usually a fun and family—friendly area.s now a crime scene, with bloodstains on the pavement behind me. forensics have been carrying out a fingertip search, taking photographs inside, trying to figure out exactly what happened here, in an area packed full of tourists who have come to see the sights. but some today saw a horrific attack instead. a 32—year—old man was arrested. police don't think the suspect and victims were known to each other, but officers have praised those who bravely put themselves at risk and showed the best of london in doing so. frankie mccamley, bbc news, central london. sir keir starmer has been speaking with the new president of iran as part of international efforts to de—escalate tensions in the middle east. in a call lasting more than half an hour with masoud pezeshkian, the prime minister warned any action by tehran in response to israel's assassination of a senior member of hamas, risked pushing the region closer to all out war. wyre davis is live injerusalem. it has been a frantic day of diplo

sophie, leicester square, the heart of london's west end, a site of hollywood film premiers.hen police were called to reports of a stabbing. prosecutors hear in court this morning allege that 32—year—old ioan pintaru, a romanian national, approached two tourists, an 11—year—old girl and her mother. it is then alleged that he placed that 11—year—old girl into a headlock stabbing her eight times with a steak knife. then alleged that members of the public restraint the suspect before police arrived on the scene. that 11—year—old girl is still in hospital. we understand her injuries are serious, but not life—threatening. we did here in court this morning she is likely to undergo plastic surgery as a result of her injuries. mr pintaru spoke through an interpreter in court this morning to confirm his details and that he was of no fixed abode. he actually looked away from court when details of yesterday's incident were read out. he has been remanded in custody. he is due to appear at the old bailey next month. sophie. nick, thank you. a 13—year—old girl has pleaded guilty to violent

leicester square is one of london's most tourist heavy areas. weather it is expected to be packed with tourists looking around, shopping, enjoying sightseeing. we do not know any more information about what happened. we just know that one man has been arrested and is in police custody. an 11—year—old and 34—year—old had been taken to hospital and we are waiting for an update on their condition. you can follow developments on that story on the bbc news website stop the us has sent a guided missile submarine to the middle east, as tensions grow in the region. last night hamas responded to american efforts to revive talks towards a ceasefire in gaza, saying israel should be forced to implement the deal that's already on the table. our correspondent barbara plett usher joins us now from jerusalem. barbara, these talks have struggled repeatedly, will they resume this week? well, it looks as if they will resume this week. you have on the one hand a us military building up its deterrence in the region, sending a message to iran that if iran decides to

our home and security editor, mark white, is in leicester square for us tonight.this afternoon, the metropolitan police released some important new information about this attack that neither the suspect nor the two victims here appear to have been known to each other. >> what? we spoke to abdullah , >> what? we spoke to abdullah, who was a security guard in one of the nearby premises here that ran on hearing the screams out to subdue this attacker and bnng to subdue this attacker and bring him to the ground. this is what he told us. >> i jumped on him. hold the handin >> i jumped on him. hold the hand in which he wasn't having a knife, and he just put him down on the floor and just hold him and kicked the knife away from him. and then a couple of more people joined as well, and we just hold him until the police came. it took like maybe 3 to 4 minutes. police arrived

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an 11 year old girl stabbed in leicester square is an australian tourist.ffering support to the girl's family. it's also been reported that the victim, who suffered eight stab wounds to the face, neck and upper body, will likely require plastic surgery . a woman has been jailed surgery. a woman has been jailed for admitting to sending a threatening message on facebook in the wake of the recent riots and disorder across the uk. 53 year old julie sweeney sent the following facebook message on the 3rd of august. she said don't protect the mosques, blow the mosque up with the adults in it. a judge has encouraged prosecutors to consider charging offenders who played central roles in the recent disorder in parts of the country , a charge parts of the country, a charge that carries a maximum sentence of ten years. a former milkman who repeatedly charged at police dunng who repeatedly charged at police during violent disorder in whitehall has been sentenced to 14 months in prison. 50 year old david probert, who is from hertfordshire, appeared in court today after p

a man appears in court charged with attempted murder after a stabbing in london's leicester square.ew data from a nasa probe. hello, i'm lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. it was a conversation delayed by technical problems but the world's richest man eventually had a two—hour public chat with former us president donald trump. it was broadcast on mr musk�*s social media platform, x. the discussion, which was not on camera, touched on immigration, global politics and much more. mr trump also said his attempted assassination now made him more of a believer in god, and was sharply critical of his presidential rival, kamala harris. tell you is this, we cannot have a democrat. we cannot have her.

leicester square, the heart of london's west end, usually the site of hollywood film premiers.ts of a stabbing yesterday morning. prosecutors and court this morning alleged that 32—year—old romanian national ioan pintaru approach two tourists at random, an 11—year—old girl and her mother, before placing the girl in a headlock and stabbing her eight times with a steak knife. it is alleged that is when member of the public intervened and held ioan pintaru before the police arrived. that girl remains in hospital with serious but not life threatening injuries, although the court says it is thought she will have to go, undergo plastic surgery as a result of them. mr pintaru appeared in court this morning in a great tracksuit. he spoke through a translator to confirm his details. he looked away when details of the incident were read out. he has been remanded in custody and is set to appear at the old bailey next month. thank you, nick. a 13—year—old girl has pleaded guilty to violent disorder at a protest outside a hotel in aldershot. she is among dozens of people appearing in court

police say a 34—year—old woman was also stabbed in leicester square, her condition is unknown.thens, thousands of people are being evacuated. we get the latest from our europe correspondent who is in the capital. and we will bring you the latest from jerusalem — as the us speeds up military deployment to the middle east, amid reports iran may attack within days. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. the me bring you up—to—date on events linked to the middle east. we've had a joint statement from the united leaders saying they've got full support for efforts to de—escalate tensions and a hostage release in gaza. the statement from those governments is to renew talk later this week with an aim to concluding a deal as soon as possible, and stressed there is no further time to lose. the statement continues, "all parties must live up to their responsibilities, in addition, unfettered distribution of aid is needed. we express our support for israel to defend itself against terrorism. against israel and discussed serious consequences for regional sec

square.nd british airways staff because of their disabilities. jo and amy pohl said they were made to feel undignified at every stage from airport security until boarding the plane at terminal five. ba and heathrow airport have apologised and say they are investigating what went wrong. my mum just started crying. like, it was like one thing after another that day. and wejust, wejust... i felt like my dog would get better treatment at that airport than i did. baby beavers have been born in london for the first time in over 400 years at a site in greenford. beaver were introduced at the site in october with the aim of reducing flooding. experts say it shows they are happy in their new habitat and can thrive in cities. it's a real thrill to look at the camera footage and just suddenly see this tiny, miniature beaver. very, very cute. playing with mum. on the 30th ofjune was when we first spotted it. we have kept it a little bit quiet to allow them to settle in and make sure they are healthy and

square.al of no fixed address, is alleged to have held the girl in a headlock and stabbed her eight times. he was remanded in custody to appear at the old bailey next month. a review into the care of a man who killed three people in nottingham last year has found what it calls "a series of errors, omissions and misjudgments" in the way he was treated. valdo calocane was psychotic and suffering from paranoid delusions. the care quality commission says if the system doesn't change, there's still a risk to public safety. calocane admitted fatally stabbing ian coates, barnaby webber and grace o'malley—kumar lastjune, and is serving an indefinite hospital order for manslaughter. here's alison holt. for the families of those who were killed by valdo calocane, the aftermath has been grief—stricken and raw. it's been impossible to understand what happened. i can't even comprehend how i'm going to deal with it. and all they were doing was walking home. they wanted answers, and today's report finally s

square in london on monday.d with possession of a bladed article. he was remanded in custody to appear at the old bailey next month. the girl is recovering in hospital. you're live with bbc news. senior health officials in africa declared a continental public health emergency on tuesday over a new outbreak of mpox. cases of the highly infectious disease — previously known as monkey pox — have spread quickly this year. data released by the africa centres for disease control and prevention show at least 887 new confirmed and suspected cases of mpox have been reported in the past week. bringing the total for the year to 15,132. 16 african countries have reported cases, including the democratic republic of congo, which has more than 90 percent of the recorded infections. 461 people in africa have died from mpox this year. the head of africa centres for disease control and prevention, jean kaseya, warned it could spiral out of control and called for immediate action. the rapid spread and high fatality rate of the dis

square on tuesday. 32—year—old ioan pintaru appeared in wesminster magistrates' court earlier today court on the 10th of september. pintaru is a romanian citizen and is not believed to have known the girl who was with her mother at the time of the attack and remains in hosital with serious but non—life threatening injuries. here in the uk: a review into the care of a man who killed three people in nottingham last year has found what it called �*a series of errors, omissions and misjudgements' in the way he was treated. valdo calocane was psychotic and suffering from paranoid delusions, and the care quality commission says if the system doesn't change, there's still a risk to public safety. 0ur social affairs editor alison holt reports. for the families of those who were killed by valdo calocane, who've been campaigning for answers, today's report finally sets out the failings in his care that led to that terrible day in nottingham in june last year. the morning when calocane fatally stabbed 19—year—old students grace 0'malley—kumar and barnaby webber, and 65—year—old caretaker ian c

square. loan pintaru, a romanian national of no fixed address, is alleged to have held the girl in aailey, next month. a review into the care of a man who killed three people in nottingham last year, has found what it calls 'a series of errors, omissions and misjudgements' in the way he was treated. valdo calocane, was psychotic and suffering from paranoid delusions. the care quality commission, says if the system doesn't change, there's still a risk to public safety. calocane admitted fatally stabbing ian coates, barnaby webber and grace 0'malley kumar lastjune, and is serving an indefinite hospital order for manslaughter. here's alison holt. for the families of those who were killed by valdo calocane, the aftermath has been grief—stricken and raw. it's been impossible to understand what happened. i can't even comprehend how i'm going to deal with it. and all they were doing was walking home. they wanted answers, and today's report finally sets out the failings in calocane's care that led to that terrible day in nottingham injune last year. the morning when calocane fatally stabbed

square in london on monday.manded in custody to appear at the old bailey next month. the girl is recovering in hospital. you�*re live with bbc news. senior health officials in africa declared a continental public health emergency on tuesday over a new outbreak of mpox, formerly known as monkey pox. cases of the highly infectious disease have spread quickly this year. data released by the africa centres for disease control and prevention show at least 887 new confirmed and suspected cases of mpox have been reported in the past week. that brings the total for the year to 15,132. 16 african countries have reported cases, including the democratic republic of congo, which has more than 90% of the recorded infections. 461 people in africa have died from mpox this year. the head of africa centres for disease control and prevention, jean kaseya, warned it could spiral out of control and called for immediate action. the head of the fire service in greece said there are no longer any active fires in the wider athens area

square in london on monday.sion of a bladed article. he was remanded in custody to appear at the old bailey next month. you're live with bbc news. senior health officials in africa declared a continental public health emergency on tuesday over a new outbreak of mpox. cases of the highly infectious disease, previously known as monkey pox, have spread quickly this year. data released by the africa centres for disease control and prevention show at least 887 new confirmed and suspected cases of mpox have been reported in the past week, bringing the total for the year to 15,132. 16 african countries have reported cases, including the democratic republic of congo, which has more than 90% of the recorded infections. 461 people in africa have died from mpox this year. jason kindrachuk is associate professor in medical microbiology and infectious diseases at the university of manitoba in canada. he'sjoint head of a global research partnership investigating the global spread of mpox. welcome to the programme. you've visi

square.rol. and a rare view of the titanic�*s secrets, we've been given special access to thousands of objects brought up from the sea bed. coming up on bbc news: as the dust settles on the paris olympics, attention turns to the next games — la 2028 — and the challenges faced by the organisers. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a review into the care of a man who killed three people in nottingham last year has found what it called �*a series of errors, omissions and misjudgements' in the way he was treated. valdo calocane was psychotic and suffering from paranoid delusions,

square.xt generation of competitors. very timely, we will catch up with all the latest sports news now. bad news for the england captain. he is out for the rest of the summer touring his hamstring and will miss the three test series that starts next week. let's speak to our sports correspondent who joins us now from our london newsroom. good afternoon to you. england and cricket fans have been fearing the worst. this is pretty much it. it’s have been fearing the worst. this is pretty much it— pretty much it. it's been confirmed that he tore _ pretty much it. it's been confirmed that he tore his _ pretty much it. it's been confirmed that he tore his left _ pretty much it. it's been confirmed that he tore his left hamstring, i that he tore his left hamstring, when we saw him go down clutching that part of his left, we feared it

police say a 3a—year—old woman was also stabbed in leicester square. her condition is unknown.s synthetic insulin up to 10 times a day in order to survive — measuring their blood sugar levels each time. new research which is in its early stages, could, its hoped greatly imporve their qulity of life. researchers are working on novel insulins which mimic the body's natural response to changing blood sugar levels and respond instantly in real time. rachel connor, director of research partnerships at the type one diabetes charityjdrf uk explains why this research would be so life—changing. people with type one diabetes currently used to manage their condition is imperfect. it is not like the insulin that is made by bodies that don't have type one diabetes. so when you are administering insulin, it doesn't get to work straightaway. and that's one of the challenges we are looking to solve with this new piece of funding to try to make an insulin that can get to work straightaway and crucially stop working as soon as it'sjob is done it's job is done within the body. so the this is a mu

an 11—year—old girl and her mother have been stabbed in leicester square.to the security guard who says he stepped in to save her. i heard a scream and ijust went outside and saw one guy with a knife, and who was stabbing a kid. the moment i saw it, ijumped on that guy and grabbed his hand in which he was having a knife. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. welcome home! team gb return from paris after an olympics to remember. we'll look back on those golden team gb moments that make the games so special. and cruise control — we'll be live in la, looking ahead to what promises to be a star—studded games in los angeles. also coming up on sportsday... the end of an olympics and the end of another great career. tom daley officially jumps off the diving platform for the last time. with how everything has gone, ijust think it's always hard when you say goodbye to your sport. plus, we'll bring you all the latest in the transfer window as the start of the premier league approaches. welcome to the programme. the olympics are over for another four year

a man has been charged with attempted murder after an 11—year—old girl was stabbed in leicester square police say her injuries while serious, were assessed in hospital as not being life—threatening. the girl's mother was not injured. ioan pintaru also faces a charge of possessing a bladed article. he is due in westminster magistrates' court this morning. it's a tragedy that continues to fascinate after more than a century. the titanic hit an iceberg and sank in april 1912. the wreckage was only discovered in 1985. since then, more than 5000 artefacts have been retrieved from the bottom of the atlantic ocean. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle, has been given rare access. relics from the most famous maritime disaster in history. from parts of the ship to passengers' belongings, everything here is a reminder of a tragedy at sea more than 100 years ago. i can't reveal the location of where i am. all i can say is that this warehouse is somewhere in atlanta, because what's inside here is incredibly precious. thousands of items recovered from the titanic, and every single one of them tells

square is an australian tourist. australian consulate officials in london are offering support to the girl's family at this time. it has also been reported that the victim, who suffered eight stab wounds to the face, neck and upper body, will likely require plastic surgery. train drivers are to vote on a new offer aimed at ending their long running dispute over pay. that's been announced by the aslef union today. aslef said the offer was made in talks at the department for transport, which started after labour won the general election following months of stalemate under the conservative party. the offer is for 5% for 2019 to 2022, 4.75% for 2022. to this year, and a further 4.5% for this year. and next. that is according to the union. the drivers are being recommended to accept that offer, which would end their two year long dispute dunng end their two year long dispute during which they've taken 18 days of strike action, as well as refusing to work non—contractual overtime . non—contractual overtime. ukraine's top c

a man has been arrested after an 11—year—old girl and a woman, aged 3a, were stabbed in leicester squareon. the girl is being treated in hospital, while the woman suffered minor injuries. police say they don't believe the victims knew their attacker. in the united states the latest polls are now suggesting kamala harris has a lead over donald trump in three battleground states that are key to winning the 2024 race for the white house. the new york times—siena college poll published saturday shows harris with 50% support among voters in michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin, compared with trump's 46 percent support in each of those states. it comes as mr trump has falsely claimed a crowd which gathered to see kamala harris in michigan last week "didn't exist": he said an image showing a large gathering of supporters was fake and ai—generated. but the harris campaign say about 15,000 people were at the event and news outlets, including the bbc, are reporting that those numbers are in line with what they saw. meanwhile, donald trump's campaign has also said some of its internal communication

an 11 year old girl stabbed in leicester square is an australian tourist.ustralian consulate officials in london are offering support to the girl's family at this time. it has also been reported that the victim, who suffered eight stab wounds to the face, neck and upper body, will likely require plastic surgery . in require plastic surgery. in other news, violent attacks against women on british railways have more than doubled since 2021, new data shows. the number of crimes against women and girls rose by 50%, and the number of sexual offences jumped up number of sexual offences jumped ”p by number of sexual offences jumped up by 10%. unacceptable behaviour such as touching , behaviour such as touching, upskirting or indecent exposures being experienced by women more than ever, with 51% of female victims stating that other rail passengers intervened to try to help. well, earlier today, safeguarding ministerjess phillips said violence against women and girls is a national emergency . ukraine's top emergency. ukraine's top commander says 100 russian prisoner