erin patterson has always - themselves in the house. nce, but she has applied for bail and will be back in court in may. the bbc has been told that the sixth suspect in the racist murder of stephen lawrence more than 30 years ago tried to stab a black security guard in 2015. the victim of that attack said matthew white told him that he had killed before and that there'd been no consequences for, as he put it, killing �*stephen'. daniel de simone reports. it's britain's most notorious racist murder. 30 years ago, stephen lawrence was stabbed to death while waiting for a bus by a gang of young white men in eltham, south london. five prime suspects became infamous. two were finallyjailed in 2012. a lead attacker with fair hair was never identified, but this year, a bbc investigation named matthew white, who died two years ago, as a sixth suspect and exposed the met�*s repeated failure to properly investigate him. i've now found new evidence which poses serious questions for the force. i told him to stop, then he used — i don't want to say —

after a night in a police cell, this was a very brief court appearance for erin patterson. she was not required and hopefully and there is no application for her to have failed. but we did learn some new things about what was going on an investigation. the police told the court that they seized so much information from the house and so much evidence from the house they made it at 20 weeks to sift through it and so what them to push back the court date next year. but also we discovered officially on the police and court documents that erin patterson has been charged with four counts of attempted murder against her former partner. one of those related to the incident in this house. the meal which all the other cases are linked to. but three of them are historic. allegations that she tried to poison her husband on several occasions, some go far as 2021. because of the bizarre nature of the allegations and what's that have taken place, the case has gained huge interest in australia and around the world. but police have been at pains to point out that the height of the case, thr

a day after erin patterson was arrested and charged, officers were back at her home.ursday took away boxes and boxes of evidence. a court has now heard that they expect it will take at least 20 weeks to go through what they uncovered, including computer equipment, as they build the case against erin patterson. but that wasn't the only new revelation in this courtroom. it also emerged that patterson faces four charges of attempting to murder her ex—husband, dating back to 2021. in a case that has gripped australia, she is accused of killing three people — gail and don patterson, the parents of her ex—husband, and gail's sister, heather wilkinson. all fell ill after eating a meal patterson prepared, which it is alleged contained deadly mushrooms. around this close—knit community are reminders of the tragic and seemingly bizarre events of three months ago. and while many don't want to talk publicly, everyone knows about it. there is no real winners in this situation at all, and i feel for the families. people are talking about it, but that's it. like, it's not as if peop

erin patterson has been charged with three counts of murder and five counts of attempted murder. who decided who should live and who should die, if hospitals became overwhelmed by coronavirus patients. the claim came today from a former chief executive of nhs england. live now to zoe conway who's been listening to the proceedings. zoe. lord stevens took us behind—the—scenes to a meeting that happened in whitehall in february 2020, and at the meeting officials were discussing a worst—case scenario where the nhs became overwhelmed by the pandemic. in that scenario, who would decide who lived and who died? it is said in the meeting matt hancock said it should be in decided who lived and who died, not medics and not the public. lord stevens told the inquiry he thought this was highly undesirable and said he had discouraged the idea the secretary of state should take this decision other than in the most exceptional circumstances. he also made clear that the inquiry that scenario never came to pass. what is interesting is a few months ago jeremy hunt, anotherformer jeremy hunt, another

it had been cooked up by erin patterson for her former husband's family. 0n the menu, beef wellingtonsonous death cap mushrooms. both her former parents—in—law and their relative died. another was left critically ill. today's arrest is just the next step in what has been a complex and thorough investigation by homicide squad detectives. herformer husband, simon patterson, was invited to lunch, but he was unable to make it at the last minute. the police identified erin patterson as a suspect after she and her children appeared unharmed after lunch. today, the police searched her house with specially trained dogs to look for possible hidden electronic devices. speaking to reporters last week, ms patterson maintained her innocence. i'm devastated. i loved them. she's now been charged with three counts of murder and five counts of attempted murder. sharon barbour, bbc news. a memorial service has taken place for the former premier of china — one of the country's most senior politicians, who died suddenly last week at the age of 68. lee keqiang was once tipped to be china's future leader,

erin patterson has always maintained her innocence. sharon barbour reports.n victoria... it isa it is a story that has gripped australia. one that began with a lunch at this home in leongatha, near melbourne. it had been cooked up by erin patterson for her former husband's family. 0n the menu, beef wellington. but the recipe contained deadly, poisonous death cap mushrooms. both her former parents—in—law and their relative died. another was left critically ill. today's arrest is just the next step in what has been a complex and thorough investigation by homicide squad detectives. herformer husband, simon patterson, was invited to lunch, but he was unable to make it at the last minute. the police identified erin patterson as a suspect after she and her children appeared unharmed after lunch. today, the police searched a house with specially trained dogs to look for possible hidden electronic devices. speaking to reporters last week, ms patterson maintained her innocence. i'm devastated. i loved them. she's now been charged with three counts of murder and five c

erin patterson faces three counts of murder and five of attempted murder.es. 0ur correspondent simon atkinson is in leongatha, outside the house where erin patterson was arrested. he sent this update. police are back here today. it was yesterday they came and did a great deal of searching of the property. they took away boxes and boxes of material and now they are returned in the last couple of hours. what we have learned from the court appearance earlier today, erin patterson had a very, very brief court appearance where she was remanded in custody. but one of the things which came out of that was the police said they had obtained so much material, including computer equipment, that it was going to take them they estimated 20 weeks to trawl through it to try and establish what should happen next. and the judge agreed to that delay. and what that means is she is not going to be back in court now until may of next year. so clearly lots and lots for the police to work through. the other interesting thing i would say that we learned from the court documents wh

police arrested erin patterson on thursday and charged herjust hours later after an extensive searchd. it has also emerged that three of the attempted murder charges relate to separate earlier incidents in 2021 and 2022, in which a man in his late 40s thought to be ms patterson's exchanged husband became ill after eating meal. before the charges were announced, the detective leading the enquiry acknowledged this was a case which attracted international and national attention from the outset but also urge people to remember that at the heart of the case were three people who died. —— attracted on friday morning, localtime, erin patterson will appear in a magistrates court in royal victoria. since the death she has maintained her innocence very strongly appearing tearful when confronted by tv cameras saying she had intentionally poisoned anyone and was devastated about what happens. she also told police she too had eaten a meal and had herself needed hospital treatment. after a week—long publicity build—up and body five years since its first bars were leaden, the latest and final song

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erin patterson faces three counts of murder and five of attempted murder., is in korumburra in victoria. that is where the appearance has happened _ tell us more about what happened in court. the cord case took place about an hour ago from where i'm in a town called modern wall and thatis town called modern wall and that is where erin patterson spent a night in a police station, and a police cell there, after she was arrested on thursday. she made a very brief appearance in court, an administrative hearing, where they set out what was happening next. that if she will be held in custody until her next court appearance which will not be until may next year. wonder the things we learn today, the reason for that is the police think it will take them that long to start sifting through material, things like computers, which they when they searched the home yesterday. this is all in the investigation, as you said, into this very strange and tragic case, which saw the death of three people who all lived in this town here where i am, when they aid that meal, which i

. >> we know that 49-year-old eric patterson -- erin patterson was arrested yesterday.as taken in for questioning here in victoria. about four hours later, she was charged with five counts of attempted murder and three counts of murder in relation to this meal that was served allegedly using mushrms back on july 29. the people who died related to the murder charges were her ex-husband's parents. they were john and gail patterson, also gail's sister. she sadly passed away after becoming ill and going hospital. three people died in hospital within days of eating this meal. in hospital, critically ill was heather's husband ian. he is the local pastor. he managed to recover, thankfully, and was released nearly two months later from hospital. that is in relation to the attempted murder charges. there is also separate attempted murder charges which police say relate to separate incidents that happened in 202 and 2022. that is in relation to a 48-year-old man. that is in relation to meals that he allegedly consumed and became ill at the time. >> just an astonishing story. here

erin patterson said she did not deliberately poison anyone and bought the mushrooms at a supermarket.r—old faces three counts of murder and five counts of attempted murder. and ride sharing platforms linebreak lyft have been ordered to pay $328 million, that is £269 million to settle claims that they treated their drivers in new york out of pay and benefits. the new york attorney general calls it the largest slave —— wage theft settlement in their history, the followers sing clothes basically. they describe it as a winner for drivers. after a week—long publicity build—up and 45 years since its first buyers were written, the last and final song from the beatles has been released. # now and then # i miss you # now and then... you might have guessed it is called now and then. it started on the pen ofjohn lennon back in 1978 and was completed with the help of artificial intelligence. although micro beetles featured on the soundtrack stop it will be the last credited to lennon, paul mccartney, george harrison, and ringo starr. in a full circle moment it is being issued with their 1962 debu

erin patterson denies putting lethal mushrooms into a dish of beef wellington. boxes of evidence for the court has not heard that they expect it will take at least 20 weeks to go through what they've covered, including computer equipment as they build the case against aaron patterson. that wasn't the only new revelation in this courtroom. it also emerged that patterson faces four charges of attempting to murder her ex—husband, dating back to 2021. in a case that script australia she is accused of killing three people, gail and don patterson, the parents of her ex—husband and gail's sister heather wilkinson. all fell ill after eating a meal which patterson prepared which is alleged contain deadly mushrooms with up the community, a reminder of the tragic and seemingly bizarre events of three months ago. while many don't want to talk publicly everyone knows about it. . want to talk publicly everyone knows about it. , ., ., , about it. there is no realwinners in the situation. _ about it. there is no realwinners in the situation. i _ about it. there is no realwinner

erin patterson has always denied deliberately poisoning her former in—laws and two of their relativesatterson also faces five attempted murder charges, three of which date to incidents prior to the dinner. marks & spencer has apologised and deleted an instagram post, after it was accused of being anti—palestinian. the image featured three christmas hats, coloured red, white and green, burning in a fireplace — colours that feature on the flag of palestine. m&s said the hats were in traditional festive colours and the image represented how some people don't like wearing them. the retailer said that the advert was filmed back in august, but apologised for any unintentional hurt caused. what's been billed as the last song by the beatles has been played this afternoon on bbc radio 2 and 6 music. now and then was been in development for 45 years, now and then was in development for 45 years, afterjohn lennon first recorded the vocals on a demo tape in 1978. artificial intelligence has been used to complete the new song. here's our music correspondent mark savage. this is a landmark moment i

i am outside the house now where erin patterson was arrested yesterday.harged, and spend the night in a police cell. then she made the court appearance. the key things we learned, couple of things. one, that of the police, when they carried out their raid here, they took away so much evidence, they have told the court they need at least three to four months to go through it before they are in any position to proceed. that means it is going to be made next year until she is back in court. until then, she is back in court. until then, she will stay in custody. —— may next year. the charges of attempted murder, four of those, we know now, related to her former husband. and one of them was in that lunch with all the other cases in this house, but three others were historic. times where it is alleged she tried to poison him over the past few years. lots more details coming out. we don't expect a great deal more now until she is back in court, but as you can see behind me, the investigation is still in full swing. thank you. simon atkinson in victoria. on the t

erin patterson has always maintained her innocence over the incident, which left three members of herredients at a supermarket. the royal mint has begun producing a new set of coins inspired by britain's natural habitat. the designs will feature british bees, a puffin and atlantic salmon, and they're expected to enter circulation at the end of this month. a painting of the pop star harry styles by david hockney has gone on display at the national portrait gallery as part of an exhibition dedicated to the artist. drawing from life re—opens today, after being postponed due to the pandemic. it features more than 30 new portraits by hockney whic are on show for the first time. famous cardigan, harry styles. 17 minutes past six. as we say hello to carol. good morning to you carol. not such a good morning from many parts of the country. i heard you say they were winds of 93 mph? absolutely right, naga. you certainly did. that gust of wind was recorded just an hour ago onjersey airport. the met office has two amber weather warnings in force. this first one for the south—west is current and i