the southport knife attack have spoken publicly for the first time. of the killer, axel rudakubana. in football, in a huge upset in the fa cup, of their league. chiefs in the super bowl. on sunday newspaper.

and suspended by the labour party. as �*nasty�* and �*sinister�*. here's damian grammaticas. andrew gwynne, . dalton and denton. he's been an mp for 20 years. andrew gwynne. a response the councillor ps, hopefully you will croaked it by the all—outs." the comments that andrew gwynne made, let's be clear,

to uphold the highest standards of public office. the long—standing labour mp diane abbott was also the deputy prime minister angela rayner too. "i deeply regret my badly misjudged comments in his constituency in greater manchester, his remarks have already offended some. that type of person. it doesn't surprise me at all and he's got what's supportive, extremely surlportiva _

planning of new houses being built _ and he dealt with it. the conservatives say mr gwynne�*s posts were nasty did any of them call it out? doesn't take action against everyone in the group very quickly we know that there is still a problem with the labour party. labour says it's investigating the whatsapp group which leaves in their first interview, jenni and david stancombe, bebe king, who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the sunday times, they wanted the girls to be remembered for their

personalities not what happened to them. who was seven — have given taking the bins out, and she would be like, �*i'll come.�* she was grateful for life." bebe�*s mother, who can't be named for legal reasons, said her daughter had the power to connect with people. both families talk of the support they've received funerals last summer.

erupted following the attack. elsie�*s father, david, said, "i had sympathy for the police, and that's the truth. remarkably, the sunday times interview ends with a note of in the dark," she says. jon donnison, bbc news.

which claimed the lives of 72 people. grenfell, after the fire, before it was covered. to come down because it won't be structurally safe long—term. bereaved to tell them. but this is a sacred place for them. they angrily told her there hadn't been enough consultation. this, four days later, is her response. i think what i tried to do is take a really difficult meeting and explain to people and make sure that those that

was a consultation. when grenfell�*s gone, its legacy will remain. shouldn't you be banging the table and telling this is not acceptable." i've already taken action with those companies and made action against them. and more legal action has been taken. but the people who live in these buildings aren't impressed by that. we're really disappointed by what we've seen from labour so far. approach had failed, all they're doing is tweaking

too many people ruled out of help. to do a whole lot more. it's now approaching eight years since this disaster — years more safety improvements are needed. tom symonds, bbc news. but will fall short of the number of seats needed but that's antagonised kosovo's main backers, and have criticised the government's handling of the economy. our balkans correspondent guy delauney is monitoring issues at play.

with its main supporters, because there's little doubt that without the support kosovo wouldn't exist as an independent country. it unilaterally declared its independence states was absolutely crucial. from the united states envoy earlier, against albin kurti.

or on the other hand, were the voters going to respond to mr kurti's very assertive approach to showing that kosovo to be more conciliatory, both with serbia and are currently being counted. the central election commission and they are bouncing all over the opposition has won the election and that they will work

together to form a government. that's their hope. matter. for mr kurti, if his party hasn't got somewhere it's quite difficult to see his path to forming, so if we get to the end of the count and he hasn't that he had last time round, it may not be possible for him

to form another administration. just in the last few moments, our correspondent guy gilani sent this 7 7 7 7 sent this note 7 7 7 sent this note into 7 7 sent this note into the has sent this note into the newsroom saying kosovo's pm is claiming victory for his party in selections. suggests these selections. it suggests that his party won 40% of the we are the winners, this confirmation of a good, is confirmation of a good, prosperous and democratic government. our coalition our third government and form our third government and will our work. weeks' time, with the far—right alternative for germany party hoping to make gains. as jessica parker reports. cheerleaders for the far right are energised and aiding selena wants tougher immigration rules,

she's young, and so are most of her followers. young men in particular are being drawn to the far right. these guys say that for their future, they're the life they think their parents had. translation: my point is, i want us to go back - attacks on innocent people, and i would vote for

alternative for deutschland, the md. fears after attacks where the suspects were asylum seekers, and of anti—muslim rhetoric. in saxony, an afd heartland, we head to a vocational college. in these halls, as they hold a mock election, people speak of political and gender divides. also, alarm, when the rightwards shift tips into extremism. the holocaust and this is something that badly shakes germany's national election is just two weeks away.

appear to be working. jessica parker, bbc news, saxony. and the company space x. in his administration. it's a role with the ambition of no less than reshaping how before in american history. its job is to dismantle federal bureaucracy, which musk calls

work has begun. be put on leave. offered payments to quit. but we're still learning what thatjob is. government. it's not unusual for senior figures in us administrations view on state spending.

as opposed to at state level. musk wants to cut this spending by up to 30%. millions to go to ukraine. he claimed that usaid funded bioweapon research, including covid—i9 — again, no evidence. there are other examples too. as for the work itself, musk wants to see spending details across the government. for example, us media reports say doge got

access to the treasury's vast payments system. these are it systems that are very sensitive, that are typically controlled by nonpartisan career for management of the national debt of america defaulting on its debt. at government spending, and doge is doing just that. as for who's doing the work, we haven't been told. musk�*s demolition crew, and there are multiple reports such as spacex. but if you're looking for an official list of doge staff, so far, you won't find one.

the president's creation of doge isn'tjust about how to comply with those. so, many, many of their actions are overtly unlawful. the only thing that could make them lawful is if they're right absolute power. they'll be challenged on all of these things, sooner rather than later.

whether there's a conflict of interest will be if they left theirjob. the e—mailsubjecztzwas "a fork claims within six months, twitter�*s headcount was down by 80%. similar subject line. this time, it's not twitter that's reached a fork in the road, it's america.

championship side, who are currently bottom of their league. spot for the home side. striker wayne rooney — here's what he had to say after the match. actually, no, we don't have that. let's take you back now to the biggest annual sporting event in the united states — watched by tens of millions. the american football super bowl will kick in just on the philadelphia eagles.

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but actually, we do play a lot of american uh... naturally talented quarterback to have ever existed. he makes them happen. which team would you say is made up of the better players, and which team would you say has the better strategy when it comes to this? that...that�*s a really harsh question. i'm not particularly fond of either team. on both of them. on the field.

but i think probably on balance, the eagles are a more kind of holistically—built team on their roster. the same way. and of course, as is the case with many in its own right. and he's got a fairly notable set, too, going his platform at half time to maybe make a statement, but it will be

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coming in from a cool easterly direction. so, we've got a relatively chilly air mass with us a little bit of hill snow to come on monday but some sunnier skies again for northern and western scotland. this feed of easterly winds bringing in a little bit above freezing for most of our towns and cities — could be a touch of frost, especially across parts of scotland. from the east coast here. not bringing much in

the way of rainfall — further south, it's looking like another cloudy day — for instance, seeing a bit of blue sky. now into wednesday, a weakening weather front of higher pressure — so we could see a few light showers for parts of wales, southwest england, perhaps northern ireland, as well. but again, limited amounts of sunshine, quite cloudy so, temperatures on the thermometer 6—8 celsius, too — but you can find a more detailed weather forecast up

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down on his call for calling the billionaire "terrific". over the government — along with its dismantling to trim government spending. politico's congressional reporter, anthony adragna.