callum parslow attacked 25—year—old nahom hagos at a hotel in worcestershire.ice found nazi paraphenalia in his flat. parslow, who has a copy of hitler's signature tatooed on his arm, will be sentenced injanuary. the un's head of human rights has said the "darkest moment" is now unfolding in northern gaza — warning that israel's actions there may amount to crimes against humanity. volker turk says the area is under siege, with hospitals and civilian shelters bombed daily and the entire civilian population at risk of starvation. he says the un convention against genocide requires foreign governments to intervene. israel denies it's aiming to force all palestinians out of northern gaza — around 400,000 people. it says it's targeting hamas fighters and complying with international law. israel does not allow the bbc and otherjournalists to enter gaza and report independently. our special correspondent fergal keane reports from jerusalem. atjabalia's kamal adwan hospital, an evacuation team arrives. so much need. "he's dying in my arms," this mother says. "what can

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amongst them is a village in worcestershire which has just unveiled an installation containing 6,000s church, bedecked in poppies. it was so magnificent and very, very emotional. people have lost lives, so we could be here and enjoy this moment. made me cry, made me feel very emotional, but happy in the same way. the village pub is where many of the 6,000 poppies have been made by this group which meets regularly. around 200 have been involved. it's been a real community effort. it's been wonderful, and we have loved every minute and made new friends and met just for a chat, cup of tea and knit a poppy, it has been wonderful. my grandfather died in the first world war so, to me, it is special. i would do it for him at the back of my mind but it has brought us all together. it so special to be able to remember ourfallen by doing a community project like this. not for our own glory, just remember those who have given their lives for us to be able to have the freedom we have got. the finished display has attracted admiration from visitors to the church. the whole community coming togeth

adolf hitler's signature tattooed on his arm, attacked 25—year—old nahom hagos at a hotel in worcestershirere you are! stay where you are, do not move. show me your hands now! hands now! april this year and west mercia police are about to arrest callum pa rslow. parslow has just attempted to murder an asylum seeker at a hotel nearby. bleep got blood all over his hands. what's with all the money? that's all my cash that i'm - going to take with me to prison. the attack happened at this hotel in worcester, which housed asylum seekers. 0ne cctv, parslow can be seen approaching a man having lunch. there is a conversation in a corridor, where parslow asks the man where he's from. moments later, he returns to the dining area and pulls out a knife. in the attack that follows, nahom hagos, an eritrean national who had been given leave to remain, in the chest but survives. he's obviously a very, very dangerous individual, not only because obviously of the offence that has occurred in terms of the intention to kill someone, and stabbing the victim twice with a knife, but also, it is premeditated, and

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in worcestershire, sweets containing the unauthorised additives have also been found, and the problements, and we also know that by selling these types of products, they�*re sold in premises that have other types of criminality — we see illegal tobacco, illicit vapes are being sold as well, and we know that there�*s those wider links into organised crime. siren wails. 0perations like this up the m6 aim to stop banned foods arriving in the first place. can we have a look in the back? on this day, no illegal sweets but a shipment of meat incorrectly labelled. millions and millions of pounds of contraband goods are shipped up and down the country on a daily basis, all in innocuous—looking vehicles perhaps you wouldn't look twice at but all out there. their only intention is to make money at the expense to public health. back in the shop, a lot of the items seized are the american versions of products, where the rules are different. and we�*ve got... 0fficers also seized thousands of pounds of illegal tobacco and vapes. the owner of the shop is overseas. he�*ll be contacted. officers can

adolf hitler's signature tattooed on his arm, attacked 25—year—old nahom hagos at a hotel in worcestershire attempted to murder an asylum seeker at a hotel nearby. bleep got blood i all over his hands. what's with all the money? that's all my cash - that i'm going to take with me to prison. the attack happened at this hotel in worcester, which housed asylum—seekers. 0ne cctv, parslow can be seen approaching a man having lunch. there's a conversation in a corridor, where parslow asks the man where he's from. moments later, he returns to the dining area and pulls out a knife. in the attack that follows, nahom hagos, an eritrean national who'd been given leave to remain, is stabbed in the chest, but survives. he was obviously a very, very dangerous individual, not only because obviously of the offence that has occurred in terms of the intention to kill someone and stabbing the victim twice with a knife, but also, its premeditated and there's some really careful planning that went into this attack. at his home, police found a swastika and other nazi memorabilia. parslow had a tattoo on his fore

callum parslow stabbed a 25—year—old in the chest and hand at a hotel in worcestershire, last april,rea of science — called engineering biology — may help make the things we use every day more sustainable. from designer handbags made using bacteria to muffins containing algae, the government's chief scientific advisor says it's sparking a �*big revolution�* in the way goods might be manufactured in the future. here�*s our science correspondent, pallab ghosh. a designer handbag made using bacteria. they grow in a dish to produce this, which is a bit like wood pulp but much stronger. it�*s mixed with a natural textile and dyed to end up with a material that ends up looking and feeling like expensive leather. and because it�*s not made from cows, it�*s much better for the environment. they give off huge amounts of planet—heating gases when they burp. a lot of young people today are worried about the future or worried about the planet and where it�*s going to be in a few decades. they have ethical concerns around animal cruelty. and so we�*re really seeing in this new generation a strong

a survey of 9,000 motorists suggests that the m42 — between worcestershire and leicestershire — is thet is a familiar tale. traffic, endless roadworks, and the state of road surfaces are among the main reasons why people dislike the roads they drive on, according to the watchdog transport focus. it asked more than 9,000 drivers about their last journey on a major road, and here are the results. the best road by far was the a19 in yorkshire, with a driver satisfaction score of 85%. the best motorway was the m40 linking london with birmingham, followed by the m4, which runs from london to carmarthenshire in west wales, both scoring more than 75%. now you probably have your own opinions on this next one, but the worst rated road? well, that was the a12 in the east of england atjust 55%. the m42 in the midlands scored as the worst motorway at 56%, and the m62 that runs through the north of england at 60%. so what are the reasons behind these ratings? well, one driver told transport focus they disliked the m42 because of its roadworks, potholes and delays, describing it as a terrible road t

i'm also going to talk to the shadow minister for development and the conservative mp for west worcestershireoardman. first, olivia, a big coup for gb news because the big final tv debates between the last two october the 17th. >> yes, we're really, really excited about this. >> so for weeks now the conservative leadership contest has been being narrowed down. there are four final contenders here at conference doing a sort of beauty pageant as it's called. those four will eventually be whittled to down two by the conservative parliamentary party on the 10th of october, and then on the 17th of october, and then on the 17th of october, and then on the 17th of october, gb news is hosting a televised debate with those final two in front of conservative members. now so far, it's the only televised event that the final two members are doing, so it's going to be absolutely essential viewing on the 17th of october. after that event, conservative party members will then have about two weeks to decide between the final two so that that event on the 17th of october will inform members decision. and by t

callum parslow stabbed nahum chagos in the chest at a worcestershire hotel in april. after planning the attack and creating a terrorist manifesto. jurors heard how the 32 year old, a self—proclaimed white supremacist, fled the scene with blood on his hands attempting to post a manifesto onune attempting to post a manifesto online targeting political figures. police also later found nazi paraphernalia in his home, including hitler's signature tattooed on his arm. parslow, who is now in custody, will be sentenced at woolwich crown court at a later date. downing street has signalled that sir keir starmer doesn't think all owners of stocks and shares fall outside of his definition of working people. the prime minister was asked to share his definition after labour's manifesto had promised not to increase taxes on them. the debate over the definition has intensified after ministers refused to rule out raising national insurance on employers in the upcoming budget. sir keir starmer said he believed a working person is usually paid in a monthly check, but didn't have the abi

ahead of remembrance sunday, we visit a worcestershire village which has unveiled an installation containingsix thousand knitted poppies. it's a familiar sight — manchester city are back on top of the premier league. erling haaland put them there but will they still be leaders come the end of the day? and a sunny bit chilly start to sunday. we will see rain pushing in to the north and the west. full details coming up. it's sunday, the 27th of october. our main story: president biden says he hopes that israel's airstrikes against iran will mark the end of a months—long cycle of escalation between the countries. israel's prime minister has said the targets were chosen solely on the basis of national interest. benjamin netanyahu was responding to suggestions that israel had avoided attacking iranian gas and oilfacilities because of american pressure. here's our correspondent, aruna iyengar. the middle east is at a tipping point after the missile strikes on iran early on saturday. israel said that it hit military targets in the capital and the provinces. here, israeli soldiers are seen preparing