kevin's account is supported by the cctv. but we are able to identify the two key points of the incident. we can see nicole short knocked down here and the action appears to immediately move away and within five seconds, sheku bayoh is brought down and restrained here. when the officers eventually provided statements to pirc investigators, 21 days after the federation first spoke to the media, two of them described a violent stamping attack on nicole short. those officers were known as officers b and c. they are pcs craig walker and ashley tomlinson. both describe, in very clear detail, sheku bayoh viciously stamping on nicole short. did that happen? no. you're sure? yeah. i don't think he would've had time to stamp at... there was... after the punch, that was it. there was no more attack on her at all. 0fficer b — "i had a clear view of him "and saw him with his right leg in a high, raised position. "he had his arms raised up at right angles to his body "and brought his right foot down in a full force stamp "onto her lower b

cctv hard drives were wiped two days later, the hearing at kensington and chelsea council was told.lly caught on is roller skating. it's become so popular in the past year that there's now a worldwide shortage of skates, as daniela relph reports. music. from total beginners to making a career out of it. the challenge, the joy and the frustration, as plotted on social media by newly—qualified doctor and new skater kelsey loveday. this is a hobby that gets me out moving my body, getting all those feel—good endorphins of active exercise, so i can almost switch off my medical brain, skate around and just let the, sort of, trauma of the pandemic and what i deal with at work just glide away. roller—skating google searches doubled in recent months, thanks in part to viral skaters like umijanta from berlin. lastjune, she posted this. almost 3 million views later, she's given up herjob and made freestyle roller—skating her career. everything has no importance any more when it comes to skating. so you don't think about work, you don't think about money or whatever, you just skate. so this mom

the speed of it could on cctv through the trees.ter by an armed police. in the park, three friends lay dying. inspirational history teacherjames furlong, leading research scientist david wails, and american pharmaceutical manager joseph richie—bennett. all our gay but he doesn't seem to have targeted them for that. that image of him charging towards me shouting, "allahu akbar!"... it's something that i have to sometimes consciously shut down in my head. with the bereaved families sitting in silence mrjustice sweeney said because of the degree of planning and because of the religious motivation and because of the number of people killed, we would sentence saadallah as a whole life order, meaning he will never be released. the families welcomed the sentenced but now want some answers. when the fa cts but now want some answers. when the facts of this case that are now serious questions that need answering. most notably how the killer was ever in a position to commit these horrific acts. khairi saadallah was a failed asylum seeker, who'

had just witnessed what thejudge has ruled was a deadly terrorist attack, the speed of it caught on cctvt moments later by unarmed police. in the park, three friends lay dying. history teacherjames furlong, research scientist dr david wails, and pharmaceutical managerjoseph ritchie—bennett. all were gay, but it's not thought the attacker knew that. he then moved on to another group of men, first running at andrew cafe. that image of him charging towards me shouting, "allahu akbar!"... it's something that i have to sometimes consciously shut down in my head. james furlong's father welcomed the life sentence the killer received with no possibility of being released, remembering the night the family learned of his death. to see my wife crumpled on the floor... it's, you know... it's a nightmare that will haunt me forever. the family wants to know why khairi saadallah, a failed asylum seeker with a long, violent criminal record, was not still behind bars. originally from libya, saadallah fought in the civil war as a teenager before fleeing to britain. 0nce here, he served several prison sent

these cctv pictures show parts of metal stoves along with chairs flying through the air at a foundryds. at least one person was injured. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. hello there. a bit of the weather tussle going on in the skies above the uk of the next few days between cold air to the north and east of us in milder air to the south and west and the next 2a hours, the milder air will come through for many but on this dividing line going to see quite an active weather system and that's going to produce on one side pretty heavy rainfall. on the colder side of our weather system the hills of northern england, southern scotland and into central and northern scotland we could see significant snow which could have an impact on some of the higher road. it's here where we start the day. coldest of all. temperatures may —6 degrees. ten or ii and parts of cornwall. big north—south contrast. there is the dividing line that area of rain, sleet and snow through the morning rush hour pushing its way northwards. drying out and brightening up to the song. quite m

these cctv pictures show parts of metal stoves along with chairs flying through the air at a foundry seconds. at least one person was injured. just a reminder of our main news, president biden has allowed his plans to tackle climate change, he said it was an existential threat and it will be put at the heart of american foreign and national security policy. he set up the measures in a series of new executive orders, including a freeze on gas and oil extraction on public and property land, and an end of subsidies forfossilfuels subsidies for fossil fuels wherever possible. subsidies forfossilfuels wherever possible. he will also help developing countries implement measures to reduce emissions. much more news for you at any time on the bbc news website. thank for watching. hello there. a bit of the weather tussle going on in the skies above the uk of the next few days between cold air to the north and east of us in milder air to the south and west. during the next 2a hours, it's the milder air which will win through for many but on this dividing line we are going to see quite an active

were accurate, that she did have these difficulties but there was this conflicting evidence of the cctvappened during the school holidays in the united kingdom, a lot of people were watching and really hoping that they could find nora. i was there at the time, ten days later they found her body on a palm oil plantation, and they found the body next to and they found the body next to a stream. nora was naked at the time, she was not wearing underwear but her parents had said that she had gone to bed with underwear on, but when the body was found there was no underwear and they have never found the underwear, so lots of questions still remain about these mysterious circumstances but the coroner said she simply wandered off alone. howard, thanks very much for bringing us thanks very much for bringing us the latest there, that the death by misadventure verdict has been delivered via. thanks for joining has been delivered via. thanks forjoining us on bbc news. hello. 2021 has certainly started on a cold and wintry note. through the weekend we have seen sleet and snow from many places, not ev

officers are continuing to review local cctv. but why keon was targeted is unclear.d why it's happened. um... just need to understand. grieving for a beloved son, keon's family hope the answers they search for will come soon. sian lloyd, bbc news. the impeachment of donald trump will move a step closer in the next couple of hours, when the house of representatives formally charges the former president with inciting insurrection in relation to the attack on the us capitol on january 6th. impeachment is the process where a public official can be charged with high crimes or misdeameanours. they are then tried in the us senate, although it's not a criminal trial. impeachment then requires a two—thirds majority, and could led to a ban on holding any public office. 0ur north america editor jon sopel is in washington. jon, how do you think this process is going to unfold? i jon, how do you think this process is going to unfold?— is going to unfold? i think it's auoin to is going to unfold? i think it's going to be — is going to unfold? i think it's going to be very _ is goi

cctv footage that appears to show the dramatic and extraordinary force of the impact, as that ukrainian ground, in tehran. >> reporter: meanwhile, in china, a strange, new virus began to spread. its presence, a silent clock counting down to the time it would bring the world to its knees. >> you have got to grasp the scope of this. 20 million people. that's what we are talking about. >> we notice a good number of people rushing to this train station. this railway station is located just a few blocks away from the seafood market. the epicenter, according to health officials, of this virus. >> coronavirus is showing no signs of letting up. >> it was back in december when lee sent a message saying a patient from the hospital he worked showed a patient had coronavirus. but hours after hitting send, wuhan city health officials track lee down, questioning where he got the information. >> reporter: the doctor would pay for his life with his bravery. like thousands of other, medical professionals on the front lines all over the world. shutdowns followed, across the globe. life as we knew it seem

been keeping it under wraps, but viacom, cbs, our parent company, so everything from nickelodeon to cctvf these corporations together so everyone in the country goes, all right, man, this is the day when we celebrate the promise of freedom denied for so many for so long. so, yeah. >> absolutely. and you guys if you're paying attention out there, it's the juneteenth pledge.com. you don't have to be a big behemoth like trevor and i are talking about because we want all the little guys, too. i love fourth of july. i do. red white and blue, burgers, hot dogs, trips, who doesn't love that? fireworks, it's great. but my ancestors fought in that war when they were not free, you know, and they fought in that war willingly. they wanted what simply should have been their white brothers and sisters, but it was their masters at the time, for the most part, they wanted to see them have their independence and, like, the thing is, if juneteenth is the official day when all americans were free and shout to our, you know, first nation's brothers and sisters because they haven't been treated to well, but

officers are continuing to review local cctv. but why keon was targeted is unclear.search for will come soon. sian lloyd, bbc news. let's take a look at some of today's other news. four people have pleaded not guilty to causing criminal damage to a statue of slave trader edward colston that was pulled down in bristol last june. they're due to appear at bristol crown court next month. the labour leader keir starmer is self—isolating after getting an alert from the nhs covid—19 app. sir keir said he had no symptoms. it is the third time he's had to quarantine since the start of the pandemic. people filing a self—assessment tax return online won't be fined if they miss the 31st ofjanuary deadline. they are being encouraged to submit by then, but will not be charged a late penalty if they do it by the end of february. the second impeachment of former us president donald trump is set to move forward today as the charge that he incited the deadly riot in the capitol earlier this month will be sent to the senate. it triggers the start of the trial process which is expected

. >> canvassing social media, interviewing those that were there, canvassing the cctv. >> reporter: there are serious concerns tonight about law enforcement officers from around the country who allegedly took part on the assault on the capitol. two off duty officers from a small virginia town have been charged with multiple counts including violent entry and there is an active police officer from houston who could face federal charges for participating in that riot. wolf? >> very, very troubling developments. thank you very much, brian todd. let's go to manu raju up on capitol hill. he has an update on president trump's unprecedented second impeachment and upcoming trial in the senate. it looks, manu, many are genuinely undecided at this point but will enough vote to convict the president? >> reporter: that is the big question. they need 17 republicans at least to break ranks and join democrats assuming all 50 democrats would vote to convict the president. it is not clear. republicans falling into all different camps. one thing that is clear, there is a growing recognition within the sena

cctv hard drives were wiped two days later, the hearing at kensington and chelsea council was told. help bring much—needed support and stability to ensure our economy recovers and we protect those who have been hit the hardest. our approach continues to target support in the immediate term as well as tracking a course over the coming years to build a fairer, stronger and greener economy. fundamental it focuses on three key priorities. creating jobs and a sustainable economy, responding to the health pandemic and tackling inequalities. it is a time of great fiscal uncertainty. in the absence of a uk budget much of the information we need to plan with certainty is missing. we must persevere with a budget based on a partial settlement, left waiting until the uk budget to see the full hand being dealt to us. i have repeatedly welcomed the additional covid funding, largely borrowed, provided by the uk government. i do so again, but i also have a duty as finance secretary to make the case forcefully when i believe more is required. that is £21 billion sitting in the uk's covid reserve. ou

the speed of it caught on cctv.g. history teacherjames furlong, research scientist dr david wails, and pharmaceutical managerjoseph richie—bennett. all were gay, but he doesn't seem to have targeted them for that. he then moved on to another group of men. that image of him charging towards me shouting, "allahu akbar!"... it's something that i have to sometimes consciously shut down in my head. with the bereaved families sitting in silence, mrjustice sweeney said because of the degree of planning and because of the religious motivation and because of the number of people killed, he would sentence saadallah with a whole life order, meaning he will never be released. the families welcomed the sentence but now want some answers. on the facts of this case there are now serious questions that need answering. most notably, how the killer was ever in a position to commit these horrific acts. khairi saadallah was a failed asylum seeker, who'd never been deported. originally from libya, he fought in the civil war there as a t

the speed of it caught on cctv.ong, research scientist dr david wails, and pharmaceutical managerjoseph richie—bennett. all were gay, but he doesn't seem to have targeted them for that. he then moved on to another group of men. with the bereaved families sitting in silence, mrjustice sweeney said because of the degree of planning and because of the religious motivation and because of the number of people killed, he would sentence saadallah with a whole life order, meaning he will never be released. the families welcomed the sentence but now want some answers. 0n the facts of this case there are now serious questions that need answering. most notably, how the killer was ever in a position to commit these horrific acts. khairi saadallah was a failed asylum seeker, who'd never been deported. originally from libya, he fought in the civil war there as a teenager, before fleeing to britain. here, he was in and out of prison for a string of violent offences, and was briefly brought to the attention of mi5 as someone who mi

penny was found momentarily by people in this grey car, but cctv captures a man in a red volkswagen golfldn't disturb the neighbours. it caps off an already difficult yearfor alan, as his partner of 55 years, margaret, died in a care home in april. he originally bought the dog for her. her having dementia, like, you know, she just broke down and was hugging the dog, like, you know. she's my family, now, like, you know, that's all i've got left. to the man who stole penny, show a bit of heart. it wasn't a very nice way to end the year or to start the new year. a facebook page to try to track down penny has been launched. anybody with information can contact the family via there, or contact the police. that was kevin reide reporting. allen, clearly having a very hard time. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. it's going to be a much milder day today for most of us than we have seen of late. cloudy day, blustery, gusty winds in the west, and even some rain and snow in the forecast. this weather front is what is producing some heavy and persistent rain in the nort

in china, because as the inauguration in the united states is taking place, nothing about it from cctvph of snow in china from ten days ago. over to you guys. >> thank you very much, chris. >>> we actually saw some snow flurries this morning at the u.s. capitol. got a little bit chilly for a moment there. we're going to have some of the similar temperatures. we could see snow flurries on our bay area peaks, right, kari hall? >> right, as we head towards the weekend, that's who we're watching for. i added kris sanchez's story to mine because she tagged in me her snowflakes that we're just attaching to our air earlier this morning. as we see here, we have a completely different story for now and enjoying nice and comfortable weather. here's one of the things i'm watching as biden takes his first day in office and a lot of people in the weather community, as he said he's going to have day one actions, also rejoining the paris agreement today. taking on climate change. and also plans to cancel the keystone xl pipe line. of course, that made big headlines when that was also put into effect.

officers are continuing to review local cctv. but why keon was targeted is unclear.at was pulled down in bristol last june. they're due to appear at bristol crown court next month. the american company, spacex, has set a new record for the number of satellites launched on a single rocket — 1a3. the achievement underlines how the space industry is changing, with private companies finding it increasingly cheap to send their hardware into orbit. but is there a risk that the atmosphere above us is becoming too crowded? mark lobel takes a closer look. three, two, one. zero. ignition. and lift off. spacex's record—breaking rocket leaving cape canaveral in florida. it's quite a sight. within range... but is the path ahead for satellites becoming more clouded? separation confirmed. the launch of 1a3 satellites used to take a year — not a single moment like this. should have the fairing deployed. this load, a veritable airborne vending machine for multiple customers, will spew into orbit broadband boosters, cogs that connect the internet of things, and dozens of satellites ta

so i was able to watch some of the cctv and we have a messaging system in the capitol that keeps us alert on. basically a mob took over the capitol for several hours. it was a national disgrace. i know many people have mentioned 1814 is the last timing is like this happened. that build something supposed to be a symbol of freedom and democracy. yesterday it was terrible. stuart: i just, a few minutes ago i editorialized saying that president trump is now tarred with the brush of wednesday january the 6th and that i felt, and i still feel that his political future is grim indeed. what say you? >> right now i think, you know, just 24 hours after this disturbing event that occurred, well, as i said, national disgrace, i think we got to focus on healing. i'm not looking at anybody's political future right now. i think that is pretty selfish to even think about it. i want to think about the heart of the people in this country. when you look what happened in portland, you look what happened in chicago, you look what happened in detroit, there is something deeply going on here. we got to look in

it had been caught on cctv. get loads of police here now! do it now!stab wound to the back or neck but he did not stop there. after he managed to stab the person, he started charging towards me and my mate. we got up from where we we re me and my mate. we got up from where we were sat and had to run. the image of him charging towards me shouting... it‘s something that i have to sometimes shut down in my head. khairi saadallah was a failed asylu m head. khairi saadallah was a failed asylum seeker who had never been deported. he was originally from libya where he fought in the civil war aged just 15 before fleeing to britain after a militia took out a fatwa against him. here, he was in and out of prison for violent offences. injail, he would seen and out of prison for violent offences. in jail, he would seen to mix with infamous extremist abu izadin and was briefly brought to the attention of m15 as someone who might travel to syria but was discounted as a threat. he walked free from his last prison sentence just two weeks before the attack. this man who

penny was found momentarily by people in this grey car, but cctv captures a man in a red volkswagen golfd the loss hit home on christmas morning. i was sobbing that hard and loud, i put a towel to muffle the sound so i wouldn't disturb the neighbours. it caps off an already difficult yearfor alan, as his partner of 55 years, margaret, died in a care home in april. he originally bought the dog for her. her having dementia, like, you know, she just broke down and was hugging the dog, like, you know. she's my family, now, like, you know, that's all i've got left. to the man who stole penny, show a bit of heart. it wasn't a very nice way to end the year or two start the new year. a facebook page to try to track down penny has been launched. anybody with information can contact the family via there, or contact the police. that was kevin reide reporting. and we'll be speaking to alan just after nine this morning to get the latest updates on his search for penny. needless to say, if you have seen a penny, if you know where she is, please get in touch. come on, let's sort it out. we'll be joined

they are meant to work is that, if you do break down in a live lane, you are meant to be spotted by cctv campaigning on this for more than a decade. the reason they were introduced was basically to try to reduce congestion, so to add extra capacity, using the hard shoulder as running lane, either 24 hours a day or on some stretchesjust running lane, either 24 hours a day or on some stretches just when it was busy. but it is true to say that education around smart motorways has been limited, it was only about two years ago that learners could actually go on motorways with a qualified instructor in a dual controlled car to highways england do have a campaign ready to go, it was going to be launched this week, but i think due to lockdown it has been delayed. but in the meantime there is still confusion about smart motorways. there is still confusion about smart motorways-— motorways. does your client want smart motorways... _ motorways. does your client want smart motorways... what - motorways. does your client want smart motorways... what is - motorways. does your client want smart motorwa