we can cross live to our reporter sam harrison, outside westminster magistrates' court.reeling in devastation, utterly confused and angry about the fact that a ia—year—old boy can be stabbed to death with a sword whilst on his way to school. here at westminster magistrates' court, a 36—year—old man appeared, marcus monson, charged with the murder of daniel anjorin, two charges of attempted murder, two counts of causing grievous bodily harm, one count of aggravated burglary and one count of aggravated burglary and one count of aggravated burglary and one count of possession of a bladed article. a detour that has come to light day today which he mentioned in the introduction is that we now know that the weapon was a samurai sword. when he appeared today, the defendant was slow to walk and talk. it took him a whole minutes just to give his full name to the court, but we also had the other harrowing details of this attack, outside the killing. the prosecutor told the court that, it is alleged the attacker also broke into a home where a couple were asleep with their four—year

jules spanish, brazilian national who appeared in the dock here at westminster magistrates court. ice vans, arriving here this morning at westminster magistrates court for that appearance in the dock here at court number one of this magistrates court. now the defendant was wearing a prison issue grey tracksuit. he spoke only to confirm his name and he is charged with a number of counts, including murder. the murder of schoolboy daniel anjorin on tuesday morning, the 14 year old was killed just outside his house not far from hainault tube station in east london. this defendant also faces two other charges of attempted murder two charges of grievous bodily harm, a charge of, aggravate burglary and a charge of possessing a bladed article. now, according to the prosecution, as they set out some of the details of this case, the first victim was struck by what the crown claimed was a samurai sword. that victim struck in the neck and injured , struck in the neck and injured, and a second victim was then allegedly attacked in their own bedroom. and then the third victim, daniel anjorin, wa

and on monday, when he appeared at westminster magistrates' court — monday last week — his lawyers arguedhe grounds that he needed to be kept in custody for his own welfare, because he'd attempted to take his own life after he had been arrested. but, despite that, he was granted bail, he was due to appear at the old bailey for the first time this friday. but on sunday, a member of the public found him at around 5.15am in grenfell park, in maidenhead, and he was pronounced dead at the scene. thames valley police are describing it as an unexplained death and awaiting for a postmortem examination. matthew trickett�*s family said they were "mourning the loss of a much—loved son, brother and family member," and the police have reported themselves to the independent office for police conduct — that's a mandatory referral — because they're in regular contact with matthew trickett as part of his bail conditions. the british conservative mp craig mackinlay will return to parliament tomorrow, after losing his hands and feet to sepsis. he was given just a 5% chance of survival when he went to hospit

he is expected to appear at westminster magistrates court later this afternoon.ailed for life with a minimum term of 32 years for a series of attacks targeting strangers in south london. he was convicted of the murder of janita kasiva dogbe, whose throat was cut with a makeshift blade in brixton in may last year. noor was also found guilty of three other attacks two days before her death , and a record of more than death, and a record of more than 68,500 people were granted refugee status or other types of leave to remain in the year to march , home office figures show. march, home office figures show. that's the highest number of any 12 month period since records began. meanwhile the total asylum backlog still stands at more than 100,000. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. carmelites . >> welcome back. your time is 438. i'm martin daubney on gb news now . third time lucky. news now. third time lucky. let's cross now to our political edhon let's cross now to our political editor, chris hope ,

on monday, when he appeared at westminster magistrates' court, last week, his lawyers argued for bailat on the grounds he needed to be kept in custody for his own welfare because he had attempted to seek his own life after being arrested. despite that, he was granted bail and was due to appear at the old bailey this friday but on sunday a member of the public found him at around 5:15pm in maidenhead and he was pronounced dead at the scene. thames valley police are describing it as an unexplained death and they are waiting for a postmortem. matthew trickett family said they were mourning the loss of a much loved son, brotherand mourning the loss of a much loved son, brother and family member, and the police have reported them self to the independent office for please contact because they had regular contract with matthew trickett as part of the bail conditions. the government has outlined what it's describing as a comprehensive plan to compensate victims of the nhs blood scandal. at least 30,000 people were given blood products infected with hiv and hepatitis c, from the 1970s to the e

all three will appear at westminster magistrates' court on tuesday.ed "nuisance" rough sleepers, after opposition from tory mps. campaigners were concerned that the criminaljustice bill had been drafted so widely, it could lead to rough sleepers being arrested orfined due to the way they smelled. one of europe's most wanted people smugglers, has been arrested in northern iraq. it comes just days after the bbc tracked down, and confronted barzan majeed known as the scorpion, who's been on the run for more than a year. sue mitchell was behind that bbc investigation and has this report. by his own admission, barzan majeed has smuggled as many as 10,000 people across the english channel. the boat crossings are incredibly dangerous. our investigation began when one of his boats failed at sea. many adults and children have had to be rescued in the channel, including six—year—old maili. how many children were on the boat, maili? there was you and your brother... four. four children? yeah, four children. 26 members of the scorpion gang arranging these channel

ben woolvin, bbc news, westminster magistrates' court.d a senior hamas official has told the afp news agency that his group remains �*negative' about proposals for a truce. but he added that discussions were still underway. on wednesday, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, visited israel. he said that if hamas cares about the palestinian people, it should take a proposed deal — which would halt fighting for a0 days — and exchange israeli hostages for palestinian prisoners. meanwhile, the first deliveries of humanitarian aid for gaza have arrived via the erez crossing — which israel re—opened after that visit by the us secretary of state, antony blinken. a convoy carrying supplies donated byjordan arrived injabalia, in the north of gaza, late on wednesday evening. israel closed the crossing after the attack by hamas on october the 7th. here's how one of the truck drivers described his experience. translation: i am from gaza. i live in gaza. i was in rafah and today i came up from rafah to the north of gaza. it's the first time in si

ben woolvin, bbc news, westminster magistrates' court. have, for the first time, observed an orangutan treating a wound with a plant which is known to relieve pain. biologists witnessed a wild male sumatran orangutan chewing the leaves of a climbing plant and applying thejuicy mixture to a wound on his right cheek. georgina rannard reports. this is ra kus. he's just been injured, probably after fighting with other male orangutans. now he's preparing to do something we are all familiar with — trying to heal a wound. that's what scientists in indonesia believe he was doing when they saw him putting medicinal leaves on his injury. he was eating on it for 13 minutes and then repeatedly applied the plant chews from his mouth directly onto the wound. it looked similar to a wound plaster. it healed also quite fast. so within a couple of days, it was already fully closed. a month later, the injury was completely gone. scientists had never before seen a wild animal apparently healing its own wound. it's another sign of how close we are to great ap

ben woolvin, bbc news, westminster magistrates�* court.los angeles as police try to clear pro—palestinian demonstrators from the university of california, and dismantle their barricades. it's the latest flashpoint as college campuses across the united states are engulfed in protests against the war in gaza. there have been demonstrations at some 30 universities and hundreds of arrests. emma vardy is los angeles for us now. emma, it is early in the morning there and they have been some dramatic scenes overnight? there have been- _ dramatic scenes overnight? there have been- a _ dramatic scenes overnight? there have been. a massive _ dramatic scenes overnight? there have been. a massive police - have been. a massive police operation was launched a couple of hours ago. they surrounded the encampment on all sides here and then gradually have broken through then gradually have broken through the barricades on one side, dismantling a row of tents and now gradually there is this line of police officers are facing off against protesters behind me,

they are due to appear in custody at westminster magistrates' court today.mong 11 people arrested this month. eight were released without charge on friday. people who claim universal credit and who work less than 18 hours a week will now have to look for more work, or risk losing their benefits. it's part of changes to the welfare system, which the government claims could save £a billion a year. our business correspondent marc ashdown reports. we must be more ambitious in assessing people's potential for work. right now, the gateway to ill health benefits is writing too many off. the prime minister last month outlining the aim of these changes. it means from today, anyone working less than 18 hours a week will have to look for more work or risk losing their benefits. the prime minister has billed these sweeping reforms of the welfare system as crucial to helping more people into work. the earnings threshold is being raised from 15 hours a week to 18 hours a week, so it affects anyone earning £892 a month or less, up from £617 a month. for couples, it's now £

private investigator was accused of foreign interference and had already appeared at westminster magistrates�* courtley police said trickett was found dead on sunday evening after a report from a member of the public. with me is our correspondent, ellie price. what of the police said about the circumstances surrounding his death? very keen to stress it is all unexplained at the moment. no postmortem examination on his body has taken place yet, so frankly, they don't know. as you say, his body was found on sunday any park. it appeared at court early last week and had been released on bail, and was due to appear at the old bailey in london on friday, but as of yet we don't know exactly what happened. tell me about the appearance at the magistrates. 0r tell me about the appearance at the magistrates. or was he accused, and he was in the dock with him? he faced he was in the dock with him? he: faced two charges under the new national security law here in the uk. that is a law that was introduced to combat the threat from russia, iran, china, states like that. he was one of three men accused of to undert

spanish brazilian dual national, was charged with murdering the teenager and appeared at westminster magistrates court. more than 30,000 people in east sussex are still without water this afternoon. that's due to a burst main southern walker water says the disruption in saint leonards on sea and parts of hastings will continue into tomorrow. bottled drinks are being provided to some of those affected, while schools, a leisure centre and a theatre in the area have all been forced to close. dozens of migrants in two small boats have crossed the engush small boats have crossed the english channel today from france, drone footage showed a french naval vessel following them until they reached english waters. there largely male passengers were taken aboard a british border force vessel off the coast of dover. more than 8000 people have so far arrived this year in a new record for that period . three people have that period. three people have been charged after protesters . been charged after protesters. blocked a coach taking asylum seekers to dorset to the bibby stockholm barge. the metropolitan police arr

spanish brazilian dual national, was charged with murdering the teenager and appeared at westminster magistrates courtn thursday . we've heard today that thursday. we've heard today that tens of thousands of homes in east sussex are still without water, and that will last until at least tomorrow after a pipe burst, southern water says disruption in the saint leonards on sea area and hastings started on sea area and hastings started on thursday. the firm, though, insists it is working tirelessly to get supplies back up and running. but residents say it's been disastrous . dozens of been disastrous. dozens of migrants in two small boats have crossed the channel today. footage captured the moment that a french vessel followed the boats until reaching english waters. the passengers on board, most of them men , were taken to most of them men, were taken to a british border force vessel off the coast of dover. it bnngs off the coast of dover. it brings the total number of people arriving in the uk via the channel so far this year to now, more than 8300 and finally pro—palestinian students are continuing the

he's expected to appear at westminster magistrates court later today . a man has been later today. has been jailed for life, with a minimum term of 32 years for a series of attacks in south london. mohamed noor targeted strangers using a makeshift blade to kill johanniter dogbe in brixton in may of last year. she was attacked from behind while walking alone during the day. noor cut her throat and she died at the scene. the 34 year old was also found guilty of three other slash attacks two days before her death , and a record before her death, and a record of a number of more than 68,500 people were granted refugee status or other types of leave to remain in the year to march, home office figures show. that's the highest number of any 12 month period since records began . meanwhile, the total asylum backlog still stands at more than 100,000. and for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. comments now it's back to . michelle. >> thank you very much for that. i am michelle jubran. i'm keeping you company till 7:00 tonight

westminster magistrates' court heard daniel, who was 1a, suffered fatal stab wounds and four other peopletponed for a third time last night when a show by the rapper, a boogie wit da hoodie, was called off. olivia rodrigo has also had a concert cancelled. there are two things happening simultaeously in ukraine that are deserving of much greater attention. since the middle of march, moscow has intensified its attacks on ukraine's energy infrastructure, and today 50% of it is damaged. it is the price of leaving ukraine exposed, and it will have a knock—on effect here in europe. potentially, it could lead to an increase in ukrainian demand for gas and electricity in europe and an overall market response to the likelihood that vladimir putin is winning the war. before long, we could be paying the price through our own domestic bills. when we don't deliver, when we delay supplies, it's about life and death. it has real consequences. this war is not a kind of theoretical thing. something's going on 21w, and when we are not delivering as we should, then the ukrainians are paying the price. of eq

spanish brazilian dual national, was charged with murdering the teenager and he appeared at westminster magistrates courtthursday . we've heard tonight thursday. we've heard tonight that more than 20 dogs have been seized after police raided a suspected illegal xl bully breeding farm in sheffield . 16 breeding farm in sheffield. 16 of the animals are being looked after now in police kennels after now in police kennels after they were discovered in what officers described as appalling conditions. six other dogs were sadly so unwell that they did have to be put to sleep. the breed was added to a banned list in october last yean banned list in october last year, following a series of attacks . however, campaigners attacks. however, campaigners have argued that ban is unlawful and tens of thousands of homes in east sussex tonight are still without water and could be until at least tomorrow after a pipe burst . southern water says the burst. southern water says the disruption in saint leonards on sea and hastings started on thursday. the firm, though, insists it is working tirelessly. they say, to get suppues

>> well, marcus aurelius monzo appeared here at westminster magistrates court some two days after thisttack in east london. he was driven to the court in a police van, which was escorted by two other police vans. he appeared in court number one here at westminster magistrates and he spoke only to confirm his name. he wore a prison issue grey tracksuit. now the crown say that he is charged with a number of offences . the crown say that he is charged with a number of offences. he's charged with murder, two counts of attempted murder, two counts of attempted murder, two counts of grievous bodily harm , a count of grievous bodily harm, a count of grievous bodily harm, a count of aggravated burglary and also one count of possessing a bladed article . according to the article. according to the prosecution, this defendant crashed his van into a garage in laine close, which is not far from hainault tube station, just before 7 am. on tuesday morning. then they alleged that a series of attacks took place at. the first victim was attacked outside and struck in the neck by what the crown say was a

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