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good evening. a 15—year—old boy has died after being stabbed at school in south yorkshire. another 15—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder. it happened at lunchtime at all saints catholic high school in sheffield. in a press conference this afternoon, south yorkshire police

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she spots another pupil both say they thought they'd be killed. today's guilty verdict is notjust for me, but for all teachers everywhere. minutes before the attack, she sat in the hall, carried out daily checks. after her arrest, she told officers

what had happened would be at ysgol dyffryn aman comprehensive. and close the door. at risk to protect others. across britain and the safety of staff and pupils in our schools. tom symondsjoins me now. let me tell about two very similar cases on the same night, and be very

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america over the canadian border. are similarly bold and there are similarly bold and aggressive tactics being used here inside the us as well. it appears inside. iii? life as fiétt; if. saaesrs the trump administration has �* dramatically closed down entire 7department. an entire government department. staff were out of the staff were locked out of the international for development international agency for development today and they to turn to tedat' and they had to turn to social—fl — t . m a to read today and they had to turn to social—fl — t y m a to read what today and they had to turn to sdciat—fi — r— — m —— to read what elon to media to read what elon musk had to about why. he says the say about why. he says the department is being down he department is being shut downandyhee ., a the people who work there believes the people who work there are too liberal and to work and will not implement trump not implement the trump administration possum agenda. a administration possum agenda. as a result, whole department will be result, the whole department will be into the straight subsumed into the straight department and come under the control of trump is back of state. after donald trump threatened the european union with tariffs us moves to apply import duty to goods from the european union. and "stand up for itself". and the us and will not

choose between them. the headquarters of the european union, the club's in ukraine, but defending their trade with america uppermost in mind, too. what is clear, there are no winners in trade wars. laughing on the side is china. this is one of the most important decisions today. i'm not going to start a war, i want to start negotiations. on its imports into america.

they take almost nothing. of food and farm products. his view clear about the european union, cryptic i think that one can be worked out. prime minister starmer has been very nice, we've had _ the president walking away from a weekend of tariffs, china, mexico and canada having them imposed so far. you might ask why all of this

matters to your day—to—day life. look who's also here today? on the uk that dominated. we are not choosing between them, but that has historically been

the united states. that dinner is �*way that dinner is �* way round about now and the prime talked about he as reset with the describes as'a reset—with the union about european union about defence and to crucially trade. but he continues to argue that the uk's relationship with europe america need not be with europe and america need not be either or. that may have often been the case historically, but it is not the �*e'e h""'fl"7“t"~~�* —— ~ — — so the �*e'e h""'fl"7“t"“�* ~ ~ . . so with the �*e'e h"*r'e"f“t"“�* ~ ~ . . so with president the �*a'e l"�**'a"f�*:,t�*~~-~�* ~ ~ . . so with president trump necessarily so with president'trump' the white house. mason in in the white house. chris mason in brussels. thanks.

these are the latest goods deficit numbers: how much more other countries sell in goods to the us than the us sells abroad. those three countries already in his sights do here for china, mexico and canada, which the president terms "ripping off" america. think of german car exports. that goes the other way, and you can see that in white. this is silicon valley software, social media, and wall street banking exported to the rest of the world, though it doesn't make up for the goods.

for the trump tariffs, the answer to this problem but president trump has also mentioned an alternative reason for all this, simply to raise money for his government. from the whole world per year — about $4 trillion — 4,000 billion. it is not far off the total value of national income taxes, about 4.5 trillion. to end up increasing prices on those

imports like cars or fuel. especially when major powers, allies even, do start these you. the government to impose harsher sentences on thieves who steal tools. reflect the huge impact on victims, as ben moore reports. tradespeople are losing their livelihood, they're losing theirfamilies. these are livelihoods you are playing with.

drill holes and rip doors off? this is our offices. this is where we work for them. boot sales and online. on its victims who rely on those tools to earn a living, in kent, roofer dennis was brought down to earth the latch, opened the door. literally two minutes, every single power tool

you can't recover from it. four and a half minutes to empty it, and i had roughly £8,000—e15,000 as well as the financial burden, there is a human cost. the time is 6.20. our top story this evening: "it stained one of the happiest days

of my life" spanish footballer after spying for iran for cash payments and escaping from prison. who handed over "genuine military information" to iranian handlers. khalife escaped by hiding under a lorry from wandsworth prison about himself in the newspapers. he was arrested three days later.

the army as a young man, he had the makings of an exemplary soldier. and boasted in an encrypted voice message about how clever he was. because of a selfish desire to show off.

the education secretary bridget phillipson has told the bbc that parents and children are her priority, as headteachers' card that replaces single—word judgements. strengths and weaknesses. head teachers unions say it's worse than the current system. so who will the government listen to? parents can be assured that my number one priority and their life chances.

even if the union say that they utterly oppose 0fsted's school report cards? and to deliver better. there are more than 600 schools in this country that are stuck, receiving consecutive poor 0fsted judgements. limited by the bad luck of going to a poor school.

but there's no target or timeline for their success. there are challenges ahead for the government to convince but finally beyonce took home the big one last night — # i love la... we love it! #

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to create a new record based off old demo recordings on an unfinished track. the tone of the evening is different from previous years, for the city's recovery mission. # california dreaming... # emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. and after a deadly infection

nearly wiped them out, he's all good. healthy one. isn't just uncomfortable. it's life, death and birth. after females lay eggs, the males develop tadpoles and we are incredibly excited. and it shows that we have secured for the time being this population, the amphibians, which measure less than three centimetres fully grown, are being looked after at the zoo before hopefully

fingers crossed! it may have been a clever promotion to get punters in through the door, but a pub in nottingham was not expecting its idea to become an own goal. the gedling inn decided to give away a free pint every time nottingham forest scored against brighton on saturday — but they won 7—0. navtej johal reports. jota silva... cheering | ..and the punters here at the gedling inn in nottinghamshire. for each goal forest scored.

and then the third goal went in as i came downstairs, everyone was just willing for them to do as best how much of that was the goals and the game, and how much of that was the free booze?!

a certain brian clough scored five goals that day. beccy says she has no regrets and is already thinking about the pub's next offer — uniiikeiii; time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. thank you very 0verall, week's weather is looking a . a amount 7 a amount of 7 a amount of weather, there will be some sunshine. of 77777°f 970t7777777 of got to see some however, it is not entirely today. however, it is not entirely straightforward, because across the north and west of the uk, we have seen cloud and outbreaks of rain, north and west of the uk, we have seen cloud and weather front, in, courtesy of this weather front, which will push its way eastwards over the next 2a and eaftadf aethe "ext 24: . . ~ . bringing and eaftadf aethe "ext 2l: . . ~ . bringing some and eaftadf aethe "ext 2l . . ~ . bringing some outbreaks of

hours, bringingsomematbteaksof and some quite brisk winds the west.