police are investigating after one was stabbed in wandsworth yesterday afternoon and another was shotn with each death. now on bbc news it's the travel show. my name is tony giles and i'm totally blind and severely deaf in both ears. now we're moving. i can feel the wind in my hair. i've spent the last 21 years travelling. i've visited over 120 countries. every continent in the world, including antarctica. my mission is to visit every country in the world. i started off in december planning this recent trip and i decided to start in egypt because it's at the top of north africa and work my way through several countries to get to ethiopia. ok, i've got some fish. now i'm feeding the birds.

police are investigating after one was stabbed in wandsworth yesterday afternoon and another was shotraine get and how close are we to a cure? newsbeat reporter shiona mccallum meets some of the thousands of sufferers and the scientists trying to help them. nearly 200,000 people in the uk will experience a migraine today. if you are not in a safe environment when you're having a migraine, it really is one of the worst scenarios you can possibly put yourself in. at some point in our lives, one in seven of us will have a migraine attack.

police are investigating after one was stabbed in wandsworth shortly before 5:00 on friday afternoonde arrests in connection with each death. the world health organisation says it is "deeply concerned" about an outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo, which is already the second worst in history. the international health body is working with neighbouring countries to prepare for any possible spread of the disease, but says the response on the ground "remains overstretched and underfunded". thousands of people, including rapper stormzy, joined a silent march last night to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire. the event was held to mark the second anniversary of the disaster which killed 72 people. the bishop of kensington told a memorial service, it was a "national shame" that flammable cladding remained in place on more than 200 high—rise buildings in england. homophobic and transphobic attacks — including harassment, stalking and physical assault — have more than doubled since 201a, according to home office statistics. the new analysis comes after a number o

teenagers have been charged with the murder of an 18—year—old man, who was stabbed to death at wandsworthscotland yard said eighteen year old mohammed nadir dafallah, and a 17—year—old boy have been charged. a huge electrical power failure is affecting large parts of latin america. it has left all of argentina and uruguay without power, according to a major argentine electricity provider. the combined population of argentina and uruguay is about 48 million people. reports said the power cut had also affected parts of brazil and paraguay. emergency services dealing with severe floods in lincolnshire are now preparing for more rainfall, with storms forecast on tuesday. police drones have been monitoring water levels overnight after nearly 600 homes were evacuated in wainfleet, near skegness. residents now face more uncertainty, with bad weather threatening to put more pressure on the river steeping. some residents were left with up to a metre of water in their homes when the river burst its banks after two months worth of rain fell in just two days. the raf was called in, bringing bags of b

two teenagers were killed in wandsworth and plumstead on friday, while a man in his 30s was fatally stabbedets on saturday afternoon. the other two incidents were in clapham and brixton. the london mayor, sadiq khan, said he was "sickened". hundreds of homes in and around wainfleet, in lincolnshire, have been evacuated because of concerns that the river steeping will breach its banks again. the area's already suffered severe flooding after two months worth of rain fell in just two days. from wainfleet, luxmy gopal sent this report. from the air, you can see the vast extent of the flood waters, the river steeping swollen after two months of rain fell in two days. more flooding is expected, and around 600 homes have been evacuated. this is the second time rebecca and jodie have had to move. you've got where all the electrics have to dry out, because you can't put them back on. so it is finding the emergency accommodation that you are going to be setting basically a new home up, when you know your home's underwater. and it's so hard. sorry. the environment agency says the river could breach at

police are investigating after one was stabbed in wandsworth shortly before 5 o'clock on friday afternoonas shot in plumstead in south—east london. police have made arrests in connection with each death. thousands of people, including rapper stormzy, joined a silent march last night to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire. the event was held to mark the second anniversary of the disaster which killed 72 people. the bishop of kensington told a memorial service it was a "national shame" that flammable cladding remained in place on more than 200 high—rise buildings in england. the world health organisation says it is "deeply concerned" about an outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo, which is already the second worst in history. the international health body is working with neighbouring countries to prepare for any possible spread of the disease, but says the response on the ground "remains overstretched and underfunded". homophobic and transphobic attacks — including harassment, stalking and physical assault — have more than doubled since 2014, according to home of

two teenagers have been charged with the murder of an 18 year—old man, who was stabbed in wandsworthday. police say mohammed nadir dafallah who's 18, along with a 17—year—old boy, will appear at wimbledon magistrates' court tomorrow. hundreds of people in a town in lincolnshire, who've left their homes because of flooding, have been told they won't be able to return until wednesday at the earliest. with more heavy rain forecast in the coming days, there are fears the river steeping, in wainfleet will burst its banks again, after overflowing last week. luxmy gopal reports. after four days of flooding, the town of wainfleet is still at the mercy of its river's flood defences. hundreds of people have had to leave their homes. both myself and my neighbours both stood here and watched it slowly creep up and as we watched it, the police arrived and said, you need to get things together and consider evacuation. many businesses are at a standstill. i've got a lot of tyres upstairs. most of them are all right, it's all the stuff that's downstairs that's waterlogged. the hardest bit is because

police are investigating after one was stabbed in wandsworth shortly before 5 o'clock on friday afternoonas shot in plumstead in south—east london. police have made arrests in connection with each death. thousands of people, including rapper stormzy, joined a silent march last night to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire. the event was held to mark the second anniversary of the disaster which killed 72 people. the bishop of kensington told a memorial service, it was a "national shame" that flammable cladding remained in place on more than 200 high—rise buildings in england. homophobic and transphobic attacks — including harassment, stalking and physical assault — have more than doubled since 2014, according to home office statistics. the new analysis comes after a number of high profile attacks, including two women who were targeted on a bus in camden. reports of lgbt hate crime have increased by more than 140% in england and wales in the last five years. the company that owns the exam board, edexcel, say they've found a "serious breach of correct practice", while investigatin

police are investigating after one was stabbed in wandsworth, shortly before 5pm yesterday afternoon. have made arrests in connection with each death. the leader of hong kong backs down indefinitely after mass protests over their controversial extradition law to mainland china. the political row intesifies over gulf tanker explosions, two senior cabinet ministers accuse jeremy corbyn of not backing britain's interests by questioning if there's "credible evidence" for the attacks. a major review of hospital food after the deaths of five patients from listeria is announced in england. the italian film and opera director franco zeffirelli has died at the age of 96. in a career which spanned over 60 years some of his best known work included the taming of the shrew starring elizabeth taylor and richard burton and hamlet with mel gibson and glenn close. lizo mzimba looks back at his life operatic music franco zeffirelli made his name as an opera director, on stage and occasionally on—screen. opera taught him how to deal with highly—strung and highly—talented performers. it is a simple as t

on friday afternoon, two teenagers were killed in separate incidents in wandsworth and plumstead.lets on saturday afternoon. elena noel is a mentor and the co—chair of the anti—knife crime forum for southwark borough in south london. earlier i asked her how far knife and gang crime had now become a normality in parts of the uk. i will never want to see knife crime, knife carrying and violence being a normality but young people are terrified, parents are terrified. they want solutions and a nswe i’s terrified. they want solutions and answers and, you know, and it shouldn't be a normality. they want to be safe, they want to be like other people but for some, it is a normality. do they come to people like yourself, average workers, and say, i want out? labour i am mentoring someone who has done just that. there are many young people, some we have heard about in the news and others, myself and my colleagues talk about, who want out, who u nfortu nately talk about, who want out, who unfortunately don't know the way out, don't have any connections to get them out because of the situatio

police are investigating after one was stabbed in wandsworth yesterday afternoon and another was shotave made arrests in connection with each death. and now on bbc news, victoria derbyshire takes a look back at some of the highlights from her programme this week. hello, and welcome to our programme. over the next half an hour we will bring you some of the most exclusive and originaljournalism that we have forecast over the last week. 0n on monday we told you how thousands of people in england are using their life savings painful care that should be funded by the nhs. campaigners claim it is a deliberate strategy to cut spending on the care even though it is a legal right for thousands of vulnerable patients. when 83—year—old joyce bryant fell ill two years ago with viral encephalitis it left her with a substantial brain injury and unable to ca re substantial brain injury and unable to care for herself. it became the tipping point for her health. she is now bedridden and weighs around seven stone. her behaviour wasjust manic. she was banging on windows, she was hitting out at my dad. p

police are investigating after one was stabbed in wandsworth yesterday afternoon and another was shot in plumstead. detectives have made arrests in connection with each death. now on bbc news. just how bad can a migraine get and how close are we to a cure? newsbeat reporter shiona mccallum meets some of the thousands of sufferers and the scientists trying to help them. nearly 200,000 people in the uk will experience a migraine today. if you are not in a safe environment when you're having a migraine, it really is one of the worst scenarios you can possibly put yourself in. at some point in our lives, one in seven of us will have a migraine attack. the best way i can describe it is it's the worst hangover you've ever had, times ten. for those who suffer the most, their migraines can completely take over their lives. people are like, "only come back into work when you are feeling better," but what if you never really feel better? everyone will know someone who has a migraine, and usually it runs in families. but despite being so common, there is still no cure. a headache isjust a little

two teenagers have been charged with the murder of an eighteen year old man, who was stabbed in wandsworthdir dafallah who's 18, along with a 17—year—old boy, will appear at wimbledon magistrates' court tomorrow. iran has complained to britain's ambassador in the country — after the uk government accused it of involvement in the attacks on 2 oil tankers in the gulf of oman. the iranian authorities deny being involved. amid the growing tensions, the british—iranian woman jailed in tehran for spying — nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe — has begun a new hunger strike. she denies any wrongdoing. simonjones reports. outside the iranian embassy in london, a lone tent symbolising the growing tensions between the uk and tehran. the husband of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, camping outside the building to try to make his voice heard. his wife remains injail following her arrest at tehran airport, after visiting her family three years ago, accused of being a spy, which she has always denied. we are camping out in solidarity with nazanin, she has gone on hunger strike in iran, in prison. you can't see that, but

two teenagers have been charged with the murder of an 18—year old man who was stabbed to death at wandsworthfriday. scotland yard said 18—year—old mohammed nadir dafallah and a 17—year—old boy have been charged. emergency services dealing with severe floods in lincolnshire are now preparing for more rainfall with storms forecast on tuesday. police drones have been monitoring water levels overnight after nearly 600 homes were evacuated in wainfleet, near skegness. residents now face more uncertainty, with bad weather threatening to put more pressure on the river steeping. some residents were left with up to a metre of water in their homes when the river burst its banks after two months' worth of rain fell in just two days. our reporter, luxmy gopal, has been in wainfleet today and she told us about those who've been evacuated. some of them have been moved to a shelter in nearby skegness, and others have had to stay in friends' houses. some of them are double evacuees, in that they were moved out of their homes on wednesday when the flooding first began and moved to friends' houses, and yester

two teenagers have been charged with the murder of an 18—year—old man who was stabbed to death at wandsworthlondon on friday. scotland yard said 18—year—old mohammed nadir dafallah and a 17—year—old boy had been charged. a huge electrical power failure is affecting large parts of latin american. some reports suggest that almost all of argentina and uruguay are without mains electricity. parts of brazil and paraguay are also said to be affected. after severe flooding in lincolnshire, emergency services say they're worried about the prospect of more heavy rainfall this week, with storms forecast in the coming days. hundreds of people have already been forced to leave their homes at wainfleet and thorpe culvert after the river steeping burst its banks. luxmy gopal is there for us. just tell us what's happening there and how worried are the emergency services about what's coming round the corner? well, it might seem clear and fine at the moment relatively speaking but until a couple of weeks minutes ago it was lashing down with rain and there's more heavy rain expected. -- until a couple of minu

police are investigating after one was stabbed in wandsworth yesterday afternoon and another was shot detectives have made arrests in connection with each death. now on bbc news, internationally acclaimed writer fatima bhutto talks to george alagiah about how politics, family tragedy and intrigue have helped shaped her writing. hello and welcome to talking books at hay festival in wales. every year the festival brings together writers, policymakers, thinkers and artists, all of them to stimulate debate. today i will be talking to fatima bhutto. she is no stranger to conflict and controversy coming as she does from a high—profile political dynasty in pakistan. her latest book the runaway follows the story of three young people and asked why each of them from very different backgrounds ends up joining thejihadi different backgrounds ends up joining the jihadi course. the thing aboutjournalism, where ever you do it, is that you can do the how it happened, when it happened, who did it, if you like, there is cctv cameras, all of that but there is one question that journalists find much mor

on friday afternoon, two teenagers were killed in separate incidents in wandsworth and plumstead.d in tower hamlets on saturday afternoon. public health england has sought to reassure people after two more patient deaths were linked to a listeria outbreak, saying the overall risk is low. a total of five people are now known to have died. the health secretary, matt hancock, has ordered what he called a "root and branch" review of hospital food. leigh milner reports. two people have died at the manchester royal infirmary, another at aintree hospital, after eating sandwiches and salads containing listeria. it's not yet been revealed where two other patients died. listeria is a bacterium which typically causes mild food poisoning but can prove fatal if people are already seriously ill. tanya marsden from ashford in kent was at the william harvey hospital having treatments for crohn‘s disease when she became infected with listeria. listeria can be fatal, and that obviously is what's playing on my mind now. i worry about whether there's any lasting implications for me, particularly beca

it comes after a weekend of violence in the capital which saw three murders in wandsworth, plumstead be announced by the mayor today, include simplyfying the way people can ask for new charging points from local authorities. train driving has been found to be one of the least diverse professions. new research by the aslef union shows drivers are 94% male and 92% white — with 85% over the age of 35. the study looks at what can be done to make the people at the front of the train more representative of passengers. this industry is really dominated by, obviously, white males. and i believe it is an industry that people from ethnic minorities feel they don't have a chance to get involved, but i believe they do. but it's how companies do recruit and i believe if they recruit and target these individuals, then we can get them in. let's take a look at the travel situation now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. turning to the roads and: eversholt street remains closed next to euston station for repairs to a burst water main. ten bus routes are on diversion. in stratford: part

the first was stabbed in wandsworth at 20 to five, minutes later, a second was shot dead in plumstead london, sadiq khan, tweeted that he is second to hear that two young lives have been ended within minutes of each other. our correspondent, ben andojoins us of each other. our correspondent, ben ando joins us now. of each other. our correspondent, ben andojoins us now. tell us more about these fatalities. i think the first thing to point out, as far as we are aware, they are not linked in any way. the first run as you said took place in on the side road in southwest 17 in london, at around 20 to five, and in that, a teenager was found with stab wounds, the ambulance service tried to help him, but they were unable to come and he died at the scene. and in connection with that, six people, six men have been arrested, and are being questioned by the police. the other incident was a shooting in plumstead greenwich, again, about five to five, that took place, that was four people including one woman now being questioned by the police. we have said that the mayor of london has tweeted that h

police are investigating after one was stabbed in wandsworth shortly before 5 o'clock yesterday afternoonther was shot in plumstead. police have made arrests in connection with each death. an exam board has launched an investigation after an a level maths paper sat by students yesterday was leaked online. pearson said it was "determined to identify" the source of the breach. edexcel a—level maths papers were also leaked in 2017 and 2018. nearly 300 more homes are being evacuated in lincolnshire because of fears a river could burst its banks again. people have already been moved to safety from a hundred properties in wainfleet near skegness after the river steeping overflowed. the raf flew in tonnes of gravel to try to repair the breach, but new areas are now under threat. our news reporter michael cowan has been in wainfleet this morning. it was after the river steeping broke its banks on wednesday, after having two months of rainfall in two days. the raf and chinnock helicopters were drafted into still the burst banks with 270 tonnes of sandbags. it was good news last night when they sai

two teenagers have been charged with the murder of an 18—year—old man, who was stabbed in wandsworthlice say mohammed nadir dafallah who's 18, along with a 17—year—old boy, will appear at wimbledon magistrates' court tomorrow. the restaurant chain wahaca, has changed its policy on walk outs, after a waiter was told to foot part of his customer's bill when they left without paying. a furious diner took to social media to highlight the issue. in response, the company confirmed that waiters would no longer have to pay any element of the bill when this happens. hundreds of people in a town in lincolnshire, who've left their homes because of flooding, have been told they won't be able to return until wednesday at the earliest. with more heavy rain forecast in the coming days, there are fears the river steeping, in wainfleet will burst its banks again, after overflowing last week. luxmy gopal reports. after four days of flooding, the town of wainfleet is still at the mercy of its river's flood defences. hundreds of people have had to leave their homes. both myself and my neighbours both st