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last seen in caledonia road in north london.th london but he is normally based, he comes from the newcastle area. it is not known why he was in this area, south london, the borough of lambeth. this part of london right next to one of london's busiest parks, clapham common. but they were keen to tracking down, find him, they're working with british transport police and have a lot of officers on the case and anyone who has any information, dash cam footage, cctv, security camera footage, cctv, security camera footage, they are being asked to get in touch with the metropolitan police to help them with their investigation, which is still in its early stages but it is now what seems to be a large—scale manhunt. charlie, thank you very much. that is our correspondent there in clapham, charlie rose. let's listen out a witness who was at the scene of the attack when it happened. i just saw the result of police outside, an ambulance, trying to treat the person that had been attacked. , , , , ., , attacked. residents must be really shocke

we're going to be going up to north we're to be north london.eing if we can last seen. and seeing if we can get on track in terms of finding out on earth in this out where on earth in this country ours , this individual country of ours, this individual could be. but more than that, the policy failures that led to this, yes, lots of people asking why was this man given sanctuary in this country when he was a is a convicted sex offender? >> and this question about the conversion to christianity, what was going on? there were the was the priest duped here? we're going to find out some more about that. we're going to be speaking to legal experts and of course, a number of politicians pray to stay. >> they call it pray stay. >> they call it pray to stay. >> they call it pray to stay. >> it's remarkable because there have been stories for years now about mass conversions . there about mass conversions. there have been some of these stories, perhaps , um, with being reported perhaps, um, with being reported with a nod and a wink about all of these asyl

you were raised in a very traditional, observant orthodoxjewish community in north london where, i thinks fair to say, women and girls were expected, by and large, to stay in the background. now, you today have a very powerful, unique, creative voice. you use it loudly. how difficult was it to find that voice, to make that move away? now, i should say, i do come from a traditional observant background. however, my father is a professor of history. so from that perspective, i came from an intellectually very open culture, even whilst, yes, i have been to a talk as a young woman on the subject, "the beauty of a woman is in her silence." so, yes. and you were brought up in a religion and you talk about it quite openly in stuff you've written about your past, where at school, every morning, everybody said, "thank you, god, for not making me a slave." and then the boys said, "thank you, god, for not making me a woman." yes. and the girls say, "thank you, god, for making me according to your will." yes, it's, in some ways, quite a misogynist religion. i think that is a very misogynist type of

you were raised in a very traditional, observant orthodoxjewish community in north london where, i thinks fair to say, women and girls were expected, by and large, to stay in the background. now, you today have a very powerful, unique, creative voice. you use it loudly. how difficult was it to find that voice, to make that move away? now, i should say, i do come from a traditional observant background. however, my father is a professor of history. so from that perspective, i came from an intellectually very open culture, even whilst, yes, i have been to a talk as a young woman on the subject, "the beauty of a woman is in her silence." so, yes. and you were brought up in a religion and you talk about it quite openly in stuff you've written about your past, where at school, every morning, everybody said, "thank you, god, for not making me a slave." and then the boys said, "thank you, god, for not making me a woman." yes, and the girls say, "thank you, god, for making me according to your will." yes, it's, in some ways, quite a misogynist religion. i think that is a very misogynist type of

he was last seen in north london sometime after the attack.proach him, call 999. he has significant injuries . to the right side of his face. how many officers are trying to search for him? we take violence against women and girls very seriously- in the met police, and we have got a significant asset - looking for this male. officers say he may have previously been known to police in newcastle. we will catch him, i am i wholeheartedly confident. police have praised the bravery of local people who rushed out here to what they describe as a terrifying situation. four members of the public came out to help the woman and her children, and three of them required hospital treatment for minor burns. five police officers who answered the 999 call also needed hospital treatment. they have all now been released. the crashed car was removed early this morning from the quiet residential road. police have described the injuries suffered by the woman and one of her daughters as potentially life—changing. they also say the mother was vulnerable. a hotel at t

yes, the 35 year old was last seen in a north london supermarket on the same night , north london supermarketbeen rejected for asylum twice and granted it third twice and granted it the third time after being convicted of a sexual offence back in 2018. well, joining us from north london, outside that supermarket he was spotted at is our reporter ray addison, and ray looking at these pictures. this is a deeply distinctive man. it almost boggles the mind that no one has seen him since he was in that supermarket . that supermarket. >> well, absolutely. and police obviously very keen to get that image out there, that distinctive cctv still taken from the cameras here at this tesco express on the caledonian roadin tesco express on the caledonian road in north london, just five minutes away from king's cross. and i've been inside and there's a number of staff in there and a security presence as well, and potentially therefore for the met police, a number of people who would have been able to describe what his demeanour would have been like, whether he made any particular comments or statements, and

there was a sighting of him in north london.ying to potentially return north, to newcastle. this is northumbria police's police station in newcastle. northumbria police are well aware of what is going on, they have resources out, looking for him, we have been in the byker area, which is where police believe he lived. we have talked to a few people who knew him, they didn't have much to say positive about him, but our understanding is that he lived in a refugee hostel for some time, before living in private accommodation, and he is known to some people in the byker area of newcastle. some people in the byker area of newcastle-— some people in the byker area of newcastle. 1, . ,, ., _ newcastle. back to lucy manning in claham, newcastle. back to lucy manning in clapham. we _ newcastle. back to lucy manning in clapham. we are — newcastle. back to lucy manning in clapham, we are getting _ newcastle. back to lucy manning in clapham, we are getting more - clapham, we are getting more information from the police tonight, lucy. informat

he was last seen in north london on caledonia road close to king's cross station and their thoughtsvelled up north. he has this distinctive injury on his face. the police want the public pulse might help to catch him, but the warning as he is dangerous and people should not approach him —— they want the public�*s help to catch him. on the run and dangerous — the latest picture of abdul ezedi, last night in north london, in a tesco shop. his injury to the right eye clearly visible, red and raw from the chemical he's alleged to have thrown. the screams of a mother filled this quiet south london street. "i can't see, i can't see," she shouted, as she and her two young daughters were attacked with a chemical substance. abdul ezedi was known to the victims and it's thought previously known to police in newcastle. last night, just off clapham common, police believe abdul ezedi attacked the woman and her three and eight—year—old girls with an alkaline substance. trying to escape, he crashed into another car. neighbours came to help. the man was saying, "i can't see, i can't see." that's wh

it's a brand—new fully—accessible, inclusive playground in north london.o get this project off the ground. and deborah knows just how hard it is to find these kinds of places for young people like her son zac. to will be sitting here now, with it existing, and i can come now. when i am thinking at the weekends, "what am i going to do with him?", i can come to the park here. it's a joy, and to see other people in the same way, happily coming in, children of all abilities playing together, its a marvellous thing. sadly this shouldn't be a marvellous thing, this should just be. for winnie, it opens up a whole new world. we could get winnie's mainstream kindergarten friends and her disability play group friends all together, and have them all play here for a birthday party for her, and no problems. it's playgrounds like this that the government wants to see more of in today's disability action plan. it really will matter in disabled people's daily lives, but it is one pillar of a huge body of work which will make sure this country is the best place to be a dis

the last known sighting of abdul ezedi at a tesco shop in north london, his right eye scarred by what could be the same chemical he's accused of using in an horrific attack. the street in clapham in south london, where a corrosive substance was thrown at a woman and her two young children on wednesday evening. this cctv footage appears to show the distressing sequence of events. a man is seen taking a child from the back of the car, before fleeing the scene as he's chased. police believe the victim was known to the attacker. we take violence against women and girls very seriously, and this was someone who, it is a vulnerable position she was in and it would have been horrific and frightening, so we will do our utmost, and we will, i am totally confident, capture the male. as the hunt for him continues, questions over abdul ezedi's past. convicted of a sex offence in 2018, he was later granted asylum here in the uk after two failed attempts. what happened here hasn't just shocked this corner of south london, but an entire nation. police say the victims�* injuries weren't life—threateni

it was captured at a tesco shop in north london.ring a blue t—shirt and carrying a water bottle. he has also got some scarring, some injuries to the right side of his face, which may have been caused by the substance he is accused of using in the attack here in clapham a little bit earlier this week, on wednesday evening. police say that attack was a targeted attack and the public should not be concerned because it wasn't random. they say the attack was a deliberately targeted one. the woman and her two young children, who were hurt in that attack, are currently being treated in hospital. the two daughters, the youngest of the two daughters, the youngest of the two daughters, a little three—year—old girl, and her mother, could both have sustained life changing injuries. have sustained life changing in'uries. ,., . have sustained life changing in'uries. . ., injuries. the police are telling the ublic not injuries. the police are telling the public not to _ injuries. the police are telling the public not to be _ injuries. the police a

the male was last seen in the north london area , in the north london area, caledonian road , and ifre will be some images circulated later today. if you see him, i plea to not approach him . him. >> the labour leader says he has a plan for business that will bnng a plan for business that will bring growth and prosperity to every corner of britain . every corner of britain. >> in a speech to labour's business conference this afternoon, sir keir starmer promised to battle against stagnation in british productivity and growth. >> critics have accused labour of economic flip flopping and question if the party can provide the stability business needs. but sir keir responded , needs. but sir keir responded, saying labour is the party for business. >> we want a britain where every worker enjoys dignity at work . worker enjoys dignity at work. >> if we want a country that invests in its infrastructure and its people, if we want a britain where wealth creation comes from, every community, then that can't come from a change of government alone . we change of government alone. we all have to c

let's start with a major manhunt that is still under way in london and across the north—east of the countryn wednesday evening. a woman and her three—year—old daughter had been left with potentially life changing injuries her older daughter, eight, is also injured. it emerged that abdul shokoor ezedi, who is 35, he is a convicted sex offender who despite this was granted asylum to stay in the uk having twice been refused. let's get more from corresponding charity rose who is close to the scene in south london where this attack happened. bring us the latest on this manhunt. the suspect has been at large now for more than a0 hours. this suspect has been at large now for more than 40 hours.— more than 40 hours. this is not a large-scale _ more than 40 hours. this is not a large-scale manhunt _ more than 40 hours. this is not a large-scale manhunt involving . more than 40 hours. this is not a i large-scale manhunt involving three large—scale manhunt involving three of the uk's biggest police forces. the metropolitan police, the british transport police and northumbria police, because the suspec

london drizzle. of his depleted squad and those fringe players that stepped up at wembley, jurgen klopp says this victory is hard to beat. i got told outside that there is an english phrase, you don't win trophies with kids. i didn't know that... yeah, right, i knew. there are longer careers than mine, but in my more than 20 years, easily the most special trophy i've ever won. it's absolutely exceptional. they need to feel the pain, they need to feel that, the competition. we played for a trophy, we didn't get it. and now it's the same — why, you can't tell me, you know, that can make me feel better. nothing. they need to feel the pain like us. wolves are up to eighth in the premier league and pushing for a place in europe, after beating bottom side sheffield united 1—0 at home. that's their third win in four in the league. pablo sarabia with the first—half winner — his third goal of the season. sheffield united did create some chances, but they stay bottom on goal difference below burnley, eight poi

london drizzle. squad and those fringe players that stepped up at wembley, jurgen klopp says this victory is hard to beat. i got told outside that there is an english phrase, you don't win trophies with kids. i didn't know that... yeah, right, i knew. there are longer careers than mine, but in my more than 20 years, easily the most special trophy i've ever won. it's absolutely exceptional. they need to feel the pain, they need to feel that, the competition. we played for a trophy, we didn't get it. and now it's the same — why, you can't tell me, you know, that can make me feel better. nothing. they need to feel the pain like us. wolves are up to eighth in the premier league and pushing for a place in europe, after beating bottom side sheffield united 1—0 at home. that's their third win in four in the league. pablo sarabia with the first—half winner — his third goal of the season. sheffield united did create some chances, but they stay bottom on goal difference below burnley, eight points off safety.

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it's a brand new, fully accessible, inclusive playground in north london.nding from barnet council, mums natalie and deborah also raised money to get this project off the ground. and deborah knows just how hard it is to find these kinds of places for young people like her son zack. to be sitting here now with it existing, and i can now when i'm thinking at the weekends, what am i going to do with him? i can come to the park here, that's a joy. and to see other people in the same way, happily coming in, children of all abilities playing together, it's a marvellous thing and sadly this shouldn't be a marvellous thing. thisjust should be. for winnie, it opens up a whole new world. we could get winnie's mainstream kindergarten friends and her disability playgroup friends all together and have them all play here for a birthday party for her and no problems. it's playgrounds like this the government wants to see more of. it really will matter in disabled people's daily lives, but it's one pillar of a huge body of work which will make sure this country is the best

the last known sighting of abdul ezedi at a tesco shop in north london, his right eye scarred by whatld be the same chemical he's accused of using in an horrific attack. the street in clapham in south london, where a corrosive substance was thrown at a woman and her two young children on wednesday evening. this cctv footage appears to show the distressing sequence of events. a man is seen taking a child from the back of the car, before fleeing the scene as he's chased. police believe the victim was known to the attacker. we take violence against women and girls very seriously, and this was someone who, it is a vulnerable position she was in and it would have been horrific and frightening, so we will do our utmost, and we will, i am totally confident, capture the male. as the hunt for him continues, questions over abdul ezedi's past. convicted of a sex offence in 2018, he was later granted asylum here in the uk after two failed attempts. what happened here hasn't just shocked this corner of south london, but an entire nation. police say the victim's injuries weren't life—threatening, b

london drizzle.depleted squad and those fringe players that stepped up at wembley, jurgen klopp says this victory is hard to beat. i got told outside that there is that there is an english race who don't win trophies with kids. i don't know that... all right, i knew. there are longer careers of mine, but in my more than 20 years, easily the most special trophy i've ever won. it's absolutely exceptional. they need to feel the pain, they need to feel that, the competition. we played for our trophy, we didn't get it. and now it's the same — what, you can't tell me, you know, that can make me feel better. that's it. they need to feel the pain like us. wolves are up to eighth in the premier league premier league and pushing for a place in europe, after beating bottom—side sheffield united at home. that's their third win in four in the league. pablo sarabia with the first—half winner — his third goal of the season. sheffield united did create some chances, but they stay bottom on goal difference below burn

london drizzle.got told outside that there is an english race who don�*t win trophies with kids. i don�*t know that... there are longer careers of mine, but in my more than 20 years, easily the most special trophy i�*ve ever won. it�*s absolutely exceptional. they need to feel the pain, they need to feel that, the competition. we played for a trophy, we didn't get it. and now it's the same — why, you can't tell me, you know, that can make me feel better. that's it. they need to feel the pain like us. wolves are up to eighth in the premier league and pushing for a place in europe, after beating bottom side sheffield united 1—0 at home. that�*s their third win in four in the league. pablo sarabia with the first—half winner — his third goal of the season.

the new footage has been released of abdul ezedi in a tesco store in north london on wednesday . northice also have a better idea of his movements with cctv showing he left tower hill tube station in the east end just after 9:30. that was after a woman who was known to azadi and her two children were attacked . her two children were attacked. forensic tests have shown a concentrated corrosive substance was used, either liquid sodium hydroxide or carbonate. former met police officer norman brennan believes time is against us. eddie, who also has a significant wound on his face. >> he's in severe pain . um, i >> he's in severe pain. um, i would suggest sepsis or something like that is very likely to kick in because when you have acid, um, injuries, you need immediate emergency treatment . well, we're four days treatment. well, we're four days on now. he's got quite a horrific injury . on now. he's got quite a horrific injury. um, he's easily identifiable . but there are identifiable. but there are times where the police are looking for suspects. where they temporarily outwit us. that's w

an hour after the crime was committed, he was seen near kincross station in north london.ve almost completely reconstructed the criminal's route around the city. he was last seen at 11:00 pm that same day, on the south bank of the thames, after which abdul ezidi seemed... to disappear, his mobile phone remained in the car, which he abandoned at the crime scene, according to one version he could have committed suicide. the victim has remained in the hospital for 7 days now. critical condition, as we know, she has very serious injuries, she remains under anesthesia and she is so bad that we have not yet been able to talk to her. in a city where camera lenses monitor almost every meter, the complete disappearance of a person seems unexpected. you have to understand that it is very easy to disappear in the city, people walk with their heads down, people don’t want to interfere in other people’s affairs, deal with the police, but most importantly, these tragic events highlighted vulnerabilities in the british migration system, it turned out that abdul isidi three times applied

london.ame here already knowing of her husband's diagnosis. >> that visit last week must have been incredibly challenging on a personal level for the queen. >> i can't imagine how difficult last week must have been for her, knowing that life was changing, and had been turned upside down. but what happened quite quickly after a cancer diagnosis is treatment. >> with his family on christmas day. the king is now back here, for the time being, out of the public eye, to concentrate on his recovery. caitriona: the u.s. national transportation safety board announced new detailabout a rapid decompression relation event that happened on a boeing 737 max 9 jet flown by alaska airlines last month. the report shows a panel that was mentally blew off medflight come bones appear to be missing. bowen delivered the plane to alaska airlines at the end of october. it happened after the incident triggered a 19-day emergency landing of all max 9s jets and scrutiny of a safety record. calhoun issued a statement s

the male was last seen in the north london area. caledonian road. um.day. if you see him, i plead to not approach him. >> he's a 90. >>— >> he's a 90. >> call 999. um he'll have he has significant injuries to the right side of his face. i have a special number. if you do have any information, any dash cam footage, ring doorbell footage. i've got a number which i'll plea for you to call. it will go direct to my specialist officers i >> -- >> and that . number is >> and that. number is 020 7175 2784. failing that, you can always call crime stoppers . can always call crime stoppers. on 101. >> um, i really want to give thanks to the local community. i had three members of our community, three women and one male who attempted to stop the perpetrator . um, they were perpetrator. um, they were injured in the process. they sustained injuries, but thankfully , they're not too, um, thankfully, they're not too, um, harmful . um, also, i want to harmful. um, also, i want to thank lfb london fire brigade , thank lfb london fire brigade, uh, local ambulance service,

london.ame here already knowing of her husband's diagnosis. >> that visit last week must have been incredibly challenging on a personal level for the queen. >> i can't imagine how difficult last week must have been for her, knowing that life was changing, and had been turned upside down. but what happened quite quickly after a cancer diagnosis is treatment. >> with his family on christmas day. the king is now back here, for the time being, out of the public eye, to concentrate on his recovery. caitriona: the u.s. national transportation safety board announced new details about a rapid decompression relation event that happened on a boeing 737 max 9 jet flown by alaska airlines last month. the report shows a panel that was mentally blew off medflight come bones appear to be missing. bowen delivered the plane to alaska airlines at the end of october. it happened after the incident triggered a 19-day emergency landing of all max 9s jets and scrutiny of a safety record. calhoun issued a statement

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london. the designer sees value in every discard at all costs and rescues it before it's processed in the briquettes or winds up in the trash. i'm more interested in the natural kind of pigmentation of the wood rather than the artificial colors. so really looking for a spectrum of colors, the putting a dock next to a was a light color to really kind of get those 3 colors to kind of kick brody neil's love of nature stems from his test manian homeland. the island and southeastern australia is famous for its unspoiled natural beauty, and some of the designers, raw materials are actually source there, including 2000 year old trees salvage from a flooded forest. the web riding wood was releasing gases harmful to the environment. the 1st table from the recall series was made in 2021 from veneered strips of the dried out world. even in the heart of london, brody neal likes to get close to nature, creating an eco system with a natural equilibrium. and making full use of resources in a sustainable fas

london. the designer sees value in every discard at all costs and rescues it before it's processed in the briquettes or winds up in the trash. i'm more interested in the natural kind of pigmentation of the wood rather than the artificial colors. so really looking for a spectrum of colors, the putting a docks next to a what a light color to really kind of get those 3 colors to kind of kick brody neil's love of nature stems from his tasmanian homeland. the island and southeastern australia is famous for its unspoiled natural beauty, and some of the designers, raw materials are actually source there, including 2000 year old trees salvage from a flooded forest. the when riding wood was releasing gases harmful to the environment. the 1st table from the recall series was made in 2021 from veneered strips of the dried out work even in the heart of london. brody neal likes to get close to nature, creating an eco system with a natural equilibrium, and making full use of resources in a sustainable fash

london. the designer sees value in every discard at all costs and rescues it before it's processed in the briquettes or winds up in the trash. and i'm more interested in the natural kind of pigmentation of the woods rather than the official colors. so really looking for a spectrum of colors, the putting a dock next to a was a lot color to really kind of get those 3 colors to kind of kick brody neil's love of nature stems from his test manian homeland. the island and southeastern australia is famous for its unspoiled natural beauty, and some of the designers, raw materials are actually source there, including 2000 year old trees salvage from a flooded forest. the web routing wood was releasing gases harmful to the environment. the 1st table from the recall series was made in 2021 from veneered strips of the dried out world. even in the heart of london, brody neal likes to get close to nature, creating an eco system with a natural equilibrium. and making full use of resources in a sustainable f

london. the designer sees value in every discard at all costs and rescues it before it's processed in the briquettes or winds up in the trash. i'm more interested in the natural kind of pigmentation of the wood rather than the artificial colors. so really looking for a spectrum of colors, the putting a dock next to a was a light color to really kind of get those 3 colors to kind of kick brody neil's love of nature stems from his test manian homeland. the island and southeastern australia is famous for its unspoiled natural beauty, and some of the designers, raw materials are actually source there, including 2000 year old trees salvage from a flooded forest. the when riding wood was releasing gases harmful to the environment. the 1st table from the recall series was made in 2021 from veneered strips of the dried out world. even in the heart of london, brody neal likes to get close to nature, creating an eco system with a natural equilibrium. and making full use of resources in a sustainable fa

london. the designer sees value in every discard at all costs and rescues it before it's processed in the briquettes or winds up in the trash. and i'm more interested in the natural kind of pigmentation of the wood rather than the official colors. so really looking for a spectrum of colors, the putting a dock next to a was a light color to really kind of get those 3 colors to kind of kick brody neil's love of nature stems from his test manian homeland. the island and southeastern australia is famous for its unspoiled natural beauty, and some of the designers, raw materials are actually source there, including 2000 year old trees salvage from a flooded forest. the when riding wood was releasing gas is harmful to the environment. the 1st table from the recall series was made in 2021 from veneered strips of the dried out work. even in the heart of london is brody neo likes to get close to nature, creating an eco system with a natural equilibrium and making full use of resources in a sustainable

new footage has been released of abdul ezedi in a tesco store in north london on wednesday.police also have a better idea of his movements with cctv showing he left the tower hill tube station in the east end just after 9:30. that was after a woman who was known to ozzetti and her two children were attacked . forensic tests were attacked. forensic tests have shown a concentrated corrosive substance was used. either liquid sodium hydroxide or carbonate. former met police officer norman brennan believes time is against azeri, who also has a significant wound on his face. >> he's in severe pain. um, i would suggest sepsis or something like that. is very likely to kick in because when you have acid, um, injuries , you you have acid, um, injuries, you need immediate emergency treatment. well, we're four days on now . he's got quite on now. he's got quite a horrific injury free. um, he's easily identifiable, but there are times where the police are looking for suspects, where they temporarily outwit us. that's why, um, the public have more eyes than the police. the police are doin

london. the designer sees value in every discard at all costs and rescues it before it's processed in the briquettes or winds up in the trash. i'm more interested in the natural kind of pigmentation of the wood rather than the official colors. so really looking for a spectrum of colors, the putting a dock next to a was a light color to really kind of get those 3 colors to kind of kick brody neil's love of nature stems from his tasmanian homeland. the island and southeastern australia is famous sports, unspoiled, natural beauty. and some of the designers, raw materials are actually source of their, including 2000 year old trees salvage from a flooded forest. the wed routing wood was releasing gases harmful to the environment. the 1st table from the recalls series was made in 2021 from veneered strips of the dried out work even in the heart of london. brody neal likes to get close to nature, creating an eco system with a natural equilibrium, and making full use of resources in a sustainable fas

london hospital. was doing his best. the king's condition means royal duties will have to be picked up elsewhere. with the prince of wales and others taking on some of the engagements. prince william himself has been away from royal duty for three weeks, following his wife's stay in hospitalfor surgery, but he returns to work this wednesday. queen camilla is central to this and also the princess royal is crucial, and the duke and duchess of edinburgh will be stepping up. it is a slimmed down monarchy but it is a team and it will have to regroup and adapt. the king will have a visitor this week as well. it is understood the duke of sussex will be travelling to the uk from his home in california to see his father who contacted him personally with news of his diagnosis. it is the first time prince harry has seen the king since the coronation. this is a testing time for the king and the wider royalfamily. as they balance personal, private challenges, with the need to continue with the public duties. in th

so i'm outside the wembley stadium in north london. the eye clinic club with english football where there's one of many local co tests taken place according for a cease fire and goes to this be nation developments recently. politically about the rebellion within the muslim community, a guides guest, almost leadership to the life of the policy. on this, on the issue of garza, many of mostly organizations. it's coming to the screen where the organized conducting polls encompassing among those in the community. and the since the 2019 election, the number of voters intended to vote labor has fallen by 41 percent and t as thomas support among the muslim community is minus 11 many and peace, labor and peace and marginal constituencies. the prices within the business community and the relationship between the most listened community and the labor policy. and by spring stand right now, it's very hard to see how that's going to change. because effectively the labor and the costs of technology sticking to western. you could even call it a night

london hospital. said he was doing his best. the king's condition means royal duties will have to be picked up elsewhere. with the prince of wales and others taking on some of the king's engagements. prince william himself has been away from royal duty for three weeks, following his wife's stay in hospitalfor surgery, but he returns to work this wednesday. queen camilla is central to this and also the princess royal is crucial, and the duke and duchess of edinburgh will be stepping up. it's a slimmed down monarchy but it is a team and it will have to regroup and adapt. the king will have a visitor this week too. it's understood the duke of sussex will be travelling to the uk from his home in california to see his father who contacted him personally with news of his diagnosis. it is the first time prince harry has seen the king since the coronation. this is a testing time for the king and the wider royalfamily. as they balance personal, private challenges, with the need to continue with the public duti

london.ice have advised people not to approach him, but instead to call the authorities. you're live with bbc news. the european union has voted unanimously for a $54 billion aid package to ukraine. this decision comes after hungarian prime minister viktor orban vetoed the package in december. eu leaders said they were determined to provide sustainable military support to kyiv in its war against russia. european commission president ursula von der leyen says the aid package sends a strong message to russian president vladimir putin. the new funding promise comes as aid from the us, the largest provider of military support for kyiv, is being held up by congress. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy called this a strong signal of european unity and a sign that, with its allies, ukraine can withstand any challenge. iam i am grateful for your decision on the financial instrument for us, for our people, for ukraine. ukraine facilitated with 50 billion euros for a four year period, this is a cle

london, a few kilometres from where the attack happened in the south of london.his face. what the police are saying is that if anyone does seek and they shouldn't approach him directly but instead call 999. the shouldn't approach him directly but instead call 999.— instead call 999. the us in the uk have carried _ instead call 999. the us in the uk have carried out _ instead call 999. the us in the uk have carried out fresh _ instead call 999. the us in the uk have carried out fresh strikes - instead call 999. the us in the uk have carried out fresh strikes on l have carried out fresh strikes on more than 30 targets linked to the iran backed houthis. it was supported by six other countries as they continue attempts to stop them targeting ships in the red sea. let's now speak to bbc arabic correspondent abdel bassir hassan who is in cairo. what reaction has there been from the region?— the region? egypt has been one of the region? egypt has been one of the first countries, _ the region? egypt has been one of the first countries, in _ the region? egypt has been one

so i'm outside the wembley state, even north london, the eye clinic column with english football where there's one of many local protests taking place according for a ceasefire and garza that's being major developments recently. politically, about the rebellion within the muslim community. a guides guest, almost leadership for the life of the policy. on this, on the issue of garza, many of mostly organizations. it's coming to the screen where the organized conducting polls encompassing among those in the community. and the since the 2019 election. the number of voters intended to vote, labor has fallen by 41 percent and t as thomas support among the muslim community is minus 11, many and peas, labor and page, and marginal constituencies. the prices within the business community and the relationship between the most listened community and the labor policy in a major western country is always the fact so they can help to support the western stroke. it's very hard to see the labor. the storm goes back on that position. it'd be fantastic to choose victory. it still, i'm a did change his po

london hospital. said he was doing his best. the king's condition means royal duties will have to be picked up elsewhere. with the prince of wales and others taking on some of the king's engagements. prince william himself has been away from royal duty for three weeks, following his wife's stay in hospital after surgery, but he returns to work this wednesday. i think there will be a team effort. queen camilla is central to this and also the princess royal is crucial, and the duke and - duchess of edinburgh and the duke and duchess of edinburgh will be stepping up. it is a slimmed down monarchy but it is a team and it will have to regroup and adapt. the king will have a visitor this week as well. it is understood the duke of sussex will be travelling to the uk from his home in california to see his father who contacted him personally with news of his diagnosis. it is the first time prince harry has seen the king since the coronation. this is a testing time for the king and the wider royal family. as th

and activists in london shared his thoughts as so i'm outside the wembley stadium in north london. the eye clinic home with english, where there's one of many local co tests taken place according for a safe flower and goes to this be nation developments recently, politically, about the rebellion within the muslim community. it guides gift almost leadership for the life of policy. on this, on the issue of garza, many of mostly organizations. it's coming to the screen where the organized conducting polls encompassing among those in community and the since the 2019 election. the number of voters intended to vote, labor has fallen by 41 percent and keeps thomas support among the muslim community is minus 11 many m. p 's, labor and paints and marginal constituencies. the prices within the business community and the relationship between the most, most and community and the labor policy. and by spring stand right now, it's very hard to see how that's going to change because effectively the labor and the cost of technology sticking to weston. you could even call it a night total line of no

it is the overcast afternoon in north london, could be raining by kick—off.hat you alluded to that mix its final intriguing, we do not know how badly liverpool will be affected by injuries. we know, of course, there are injured players, alexander—arnold, but those last two in particular, nunez and sala, can they play a role in this final of they play a role in this final of the bench? jurgen klopp would not have imagined that the stage of the season that he would be delving so deeply into liverpool's resources with the youth players, the names we saw in the squad for liverpool's last victory in the league against luton. because that to one side for a second. what we definitely have with this emotional surge of energy behind jurgen klopp in his farewell season, a sense that there is a need that he has to say goodbye to liverpool with one trophy in particular at least. well, this is liverpool's first chance, who knows? it could be their best chance. amongst the fans outside wembley here today, many liverpool supporters have special scars with jurgen klopp's bea

on the run and dangerous — the latest picture of abdul ezedi, last night in north london, in a tescoraw from the chemical he's alleged to have thrown. the screams of a mother filled this quiet south london street. "i can't see, i can't see," she shouted, as she and her two young daughters were attacked with a chemical substance. abdul ezedi was known to the victims and it's thought previously known to police in newcastle. last night, just off clapham common, police believe abdul ezedi attacked the woman and her three and eight—year—old girls with an alkaline substance. trying to escape, he crashed into another car. neighbours came to help. the man was saying, "i can't see, i can't see." that's when she got acid thrown in herface. so i shouted for my partner to get some water. i was holding the little girl, i think obviously it transferred onto me. it was on my face and my arm and my lips. my lips are still burning. cctv footage shows some of the attack. the suspect appears to run someone over. then he gets out of the car and takes one of the children out from the back. he then runs o

the meal was last seen in the north london area, caledonian road, and if you see him, that will be someay, if you see him for my plea to not approach him. he is a —— call 999. he has significant injuries to the right side of his face. {iii he has significant injuries to the right side of his face.— he has significant injuries to the right side of his face. of the other stories making _ right side of his face. of the other stories making news _ right side of his face. of the other stories making news tonight - right side of his face. of the other stories making news tonight in - right side of his face. of the other| stories making news tonight in the uk. two boys aged 15 and 16 have been charged with the murders of two teenage boys in bristol. 16—year—old max dixon and 50—year—old niece and wrist died in hospital after being stabbed on saturday. earlier, 44—year—old man appeared in court also charged with their murders, all three are due in court tomorrow. firefighters who were injured in the granville tower fire have received a total of £20 million in compensation. the fire brigade unio

and so i'm outside the wembley stadium in north london. the eye clinic club with english football, where there's one of many local protests taking place. according for a ceasefire and garza, that's b nation developments recently. politically, about the rebellion within the muslim community. it guides gift almost leadership for the life of the policy. on this, on the issue of garza, many of mostly organizations. it's coming to the screen where the organized conducting polls and canvassing among those in the community and the since the 2019 election. the number of voters intended to vote, labor has fallen by 41 percent and t as thomas support among the muslim community is minus 11 many m. p 's, labor and paints and marginal constituencies. the prices within the business community and the relationship between the most recent community and the labor policy in a major western country is always the fact so they can help to support the western stroke. it's very hard to see the labor, the storm goes back on that position. it'd be fantastic to choo

he was last seen in north london, but prior to the attack was based in newcastle.t not be approached and that members of the public should instead dial 999. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. on the run, injured and being sought by three police forces. the met, british transport police, and the northumbria force are all involved in the hunt for abdul shakoor ezedi. it's now more than 36 hours since terrible events unfolded in clapham in south london, and a residential road became a crime scene. a 31—year—old mother and her two daughters, aged three and eight, were attacked with a corrosive substance. the mother was heard screaming, "i can't see." she and her younger daughter have been left with injuries which could be life—changing. residents and police officers who went to help also suffered burns. this is abdul shakoor ezedi's car. as he escaped the scene he crashed into another vehicle. cctv footage shows some of the attack. the suspect seems to run someone over. he gets out of the car and pulls one of the children out from the back. he then flee

london, the eye clinic code with english, where there's one of many local protests taking place, calling for a ceasefire, and goes to the s b nation. developments recently, politically about the rebellion and within the muslim community, it guides gift almost leadership of the life of policy on this, on the issue of garza, many uh, mostly organizations that are coming to the screen. what organized conducting polls and canvassing among the best in community and the since the 2019 election, the number of voters intended to vote labor has fallen by 41 percent and t as thomas support among the muslim community is minus 11 many and peace. labor and peace and marginal constituencies. the prices within the business community and the relations between the most recent community and the labor policy. and by spring stand right now, it's very hard to see how that's going to change. because effectively the labor and the concept of policy sticking to western, you could even call it a nice old line of not calling for a permanent see slide and gone to the standing by the watching this periphery products