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a he seemed to carrying a knife. he seemed to post radical on the searching things like was searching for things like the ira and london bridge attack during an ict lesson. what the review said even on what the review said is eveh eh first occasion, his case the first occasion, his case should not have been close. he should've been sent to channel, de-radicalization reroramme - a de—radicalization programme — not he had ideology, not because he had ideology, but was clearly susceptible to the developing. he the = -7 the7manchester arena is a good rs';'g'.;..;{hrdy 7 77 is a good thing, so clearly. a good thing, so clearly meanti thing, so clearly meant he ring, so clearly meant he ring, to that clearly meant he went to the programme. by the time there row referrals, there are three row referrals, there are three row referrals, the very that there were ’"'"";t.;.'r’.’ 77 ’"'""';h;.'r’.’.rs.;’ to be taken into account. officers were prevent officers were the school's describing the school's repeated referrals as immediate they're closing about

weeks. thanks much, daniel a 99—year lease of a uk—us military airbase there. the conservative leader, kemi badenoch, describes it without is vital for national security. legal certainty, the base without legal certainty, the base cannot operate in base cshhet operateih” " as it should. is bad �* national that is bad for national security and it's a gift to our some within the adversaries. some within the party know exactly party opposite know exactly i'm talking about. that is 7 mr speaker, the 77 mr spea kef, the last why mr speaker, the last government started negotiations about about and any legislation will go about sovereignties, about thi’oui sovereignties,

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welcome back to bbc news. adult education college. rickard andersson. police have not established a motive for the attack. let's speak to kasia madera, who is in orebro for us. the city in the country still stunned at the events of yesterday. still stunned at the events of yesterday-— still stunned at the events of esterda . , , yesterday. absolutely shocked and as - heard _ yesterday. absolutely shocked and as - heard all- yesterday. absolutely shocked and as - heard all day, . yesterday. absolutely shocked i and as - heard all day, we ggggas we've heard all day. we people coming to keep seeing people coming to pay �* condolences and their pay their condolences and their to day their condolences and their to light lay respects, to light candles, lay just behind me, a flowers. just behind me, a little memorial has been and we are standing just in front of that school where there are a just in front of that school of here there are a just in front of that school of education are a just in front of that school of education feel a

including the fasciljty including the centre for fgaciljty including the centre for the education centre for the killing place killing took place just . lunchtime. as you yesterday lunchtime. as you say, the national broadcaster is quoting sources and naming 35—year—old rickard andersson as the man responsible for the mass murder shocked the whole that has shocked the whole of sweden. what we know is is described as a loner, who in a one—bedroom 7in a one—bedroom flat in lived in a one—bedroom flat in this small town. he the of this small town. he apparently enrolled in actually apparently enrolled in some maths courses himself in facility behind me. the the tseilite eehind rthne time was the teeilite eehind rhetne time was in 2021, but he last time was in 2021, but he never the course. is a country that in not least because the shock, not least because the motive of killing is still 7 zand many people77 7 zand ma7ny peoplehave unclear, and many people have coming today to pay their been coming today to pay their condolences. we spoke to the king and little bit king and queen a little bit earlier of sweden, the king telling me that the country's morning, but children have to

i= 7that they have to go 77 7 to —7— the cour7r7try back to school —— the country is mourning, because it to is mourning, because it has to be important to them. we also be important to them;~we also up be important to them;~we also up with former prime caught up with the former prime minister. i mean, this is a nightmare for our country, how could it? well, now we have to see what the police investigation, how it will proceed. but two things are clear. number one is that there are too many weapons and then we also know there are lots of things coming up on social media and on internet that is promoting violence. and you've been speaking to some of the people

they were also talking about the fact that each other at this point in time. and a lot of warm feelings also in this tragic moment. the current prime minister, yourformer role, do you agree? yes. the school killing like this has never happened before. he really since of that this city has. they shock that this city has. they have names the culprit, the suspect as rickard suspect as 35—year—old rickard andersson. there will so questions as to why this many questions as to why this many questions as to why this man went on perform this man went on to perform this as we heard been

by sweden's described by sweden's currehtr . — — ——— s . ——— described by sweden's currehtrr—s— r— —— - .. is the prime minister is the worst that this country �* experienced when �*experienced when comes ever experienced when it comes to shootings. people 77 to gathsr here. we're confess te oaths hee. �*eiee yards away far�*tr�*se te oaths hee. �*eiee yards away from that educational complex and continue to lay flowers continue to lay those flowers and light the candles as they is 7to with 7 7to with what 7 come to terms with what happened. this is a nation that is grieving, this is a nation 7—_7 7 is in7shock, and 7 a; mica, sn7d a; 7 that is in shock, and the motive, why this happened, is establishing some critical in establishing “we 7 of critical in establishing eame . of coming to terms a 747 tragedy,7matthew. mass tragedy, matthew. kasia, thank ou mass tragedy, matthew. kasia, thank you so — mass tragedy, matthew. kasia, thank you so much _ mass tragedy, matthew. kasia, thank you so much i taking i thank you so much fortakihg us that. more story through that. one more story here.

they might look like lumps of charcoal, but these here it is. it's being collected, ready to leave for the library for the first time in decades. what seems impossible. inside into here. revealing the secrets the scroll holds inside. the ancient scroll is brought here.

this is diamond light source in oxfordshire, heart of this machine. in this metal pipe, electrons, charged particles, are whizzed around and around. powerful x—ray beam that can probe the scroll in minute detail. three—dimensional image is being formed, there's two big steps. the first one is unrolling digitally that scroll in a computer. once that's segmented, then one is the reading is a whole other step as well, where ai and machine learning are part of making sense of the text. so there is multiple steps. to go right in a row. we needed all of those components for people and after months of work,

here's the result. and a hint at what's written on it. but it's not the finished product. there's more work to be done, but what they're seeing looks very promising. by all appearances today, this will be the first in its entirety and made legible. in earlier efforts to read them. now there's a way to see what's written without touching them, creating a direct link with the past. of tightly rolled papyrus. the team is now calling for more help for a mix letter and decipher every word, opening a new window onto the classical age.

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