rudy cabana also admitted to the attempted murder of eight other children. dance class instructor and a businessman. he will be sentenced on thursday after pleading guilty to additional charges of possessing a knife, producing a biological toxin, ricin and owning a terrorist training manual. rudy cabana was referred to an anti—extremism programme three times before he carried out a meticulously planned rampage, it has emerged. reform leader nigel farage has said the home secretary must appearin said the home secretary must appear in parliament and account for why rudy cabana's terror links were not sooner revealed. speaking from washington dc, where he was attending the inauguration of donald trump, mr farage said i asked that question 24 hours after the murders. i said, why are we not being told the truth? the prime minister, the home secretary and the police refused to engage. donald trump has said i was saved by god to make america great again. after being sworn in as the 47th president of the united states. >> please raise your right hand and repeat afte

. >> multiple different agencies were in contact with rudy cabana and knew about his history of violence. he was referred three times to prevent, between december 2019 and april 2021 when, aged 13 and 14. >> those comments from the home secretary prompted questions if the anti—terrorism agency prevent is fit for purpose. former prevent employee charlotte littlewood spoke to gb news. >> he prevent practitioner who took that call, then did not decide when filling out the form about risk ideology that it should be passed to channel. so unfortunately, i think this is a very localised failing. >> well, there's misinformation led to disorder, violence in multiple locations around the country. merseyside police said there was far more about the case. the background of rudy cabana that they wanted to talk about, but were prevented from doing so by the crown prosecution service. >> and the backlog in maintaining crumbling schools, hospitals and prisons cost the government at least £49 billion. another headache for the chancellor. >> and could you could your local beauty spots be at risk? as the c

confirmed that, yes, that was true, that he knew very early on that ricin had been discovered in rudi cabana's lancashire. also that address in lancashire. also that a pdf linked to al—qaeda documents had been found at his home address as well. they had. he had also known about these referrals to the prevent in himself in downing street in that news conference this morning confirmed that, yes, that was true, that he knew very early on that ricin had been discovered in rudi cabana's home address in lancashire. also that address in lancashire. also that a pdf linked to al—qaeda documents had been found at his home address as well. they had. he had also known about these referrals to the prevent counter—extremism programme. but he said the reason that the pubuc he said the reason th

. >> well, on monday, 18 year old rudy cabana pled guilty to their murders, as well as to producing aological toxin and being in possession of a pdf file called the al—qaeda training manual. >> well, gb news home security editor mark white looks at how the murderer was left unchecked to carry out his terrible crimes and how the nationwide riots that followed caused a political crisis. >> in the aftermath of the horrific events in southport, anger and disorder struck many communities amid a perception authorities were not disclosing key facts about teenage killer axel rudakubana. a young man with a violent and deeply disturbing mindset that saw him refer to the prevent counter—extremism programme three times, as well as multiple other agencies. we now know, as confirmed by the prime minister this week, that information was withheld. so keir starmer said it was done to ensure any forthcoming trial would not be prejudiced. >> the importance of the rule about not disclosing this information is to ensure that the trial can take place, and that where an individual is guilty, they are held t

. >> the government has been constrained in what we could say up to this point about rudy cabanas past. >> yvette cooper also chose not to release that information. so did they fuel the summer disorder? do they have to go also tonight? >> i will declare a national emergency at our southern border. all illegal entry will immediately be halted. >> as 1000 illegal migrants crossed the english channel since new year's day. should britain just copy trump and declare a national emergency at the border? and on that note. >> trump. >> trump. >> you have paid a record amount for compensation for illegal immigrants. i expose how grubby lawyers are rinsing you dry. also tonight. >> i think everything that's played out has, has, has shown people what the truth of the matter is. for me, the mission continues. >> the mission continues. harry's case is back in court, but now it looks like he might settle despite saying he never would. plus. >> the opportunity to make working people off by making britain better off. that is the mandate that this government has, has and this is what we will deliver. >>

lessons have been learned, but that will all be too late, because rudy cabana was allowed to carry outs of terror and murder on the streets of britain, creating so many victims, enduring hurt and pain. and quite frankly, what has gone before in regards to this dreadful young man was simply not good enough. >> jimmy peta, of merseyside police, claiming they were gagged by the cps about releasing what they saw as vital information about axel rudakubana. >> well, maybe they were, maybe they weren't. this will all form part of this very undignified. i use that word again inquiry as people try to deflect from their own accountability and responsibilities. and this is endemic within the british establishment these days. we've seen it only so clearly shown with the dreadful rape grooming gangs scandal, as everybody tries to scuttle under the skirting boards and deny responsibility for not doing their jobs properly. and clearly, in this case, i think there will be shortcomings with education, health prevention program. of course, law enforcement, parenting and possibly more. this young brute s

well, firstly, that would have prevented rudy cabana from buying a knife for like a few weeks, i thinksecondly, he could have killed people with a biological weapon that he was making. thirdly, labour wanted votes for 16 year olds at the last election. >> we want to see 16 and 17 year olds voting. they can go out and work. they can serve in our armed forces. and of course, if they are out and working, they pay they are out and working, they pay tax and therefore they should have a say over how the money they are paying in is being used. so yes, i want to see that vote for 16 and 17 year olds. >> so it had been old enough to vote, but not old enough to buy a knife. fourthly, as nigel farage points out, well, you can't entirely ban knives, can you? because there is a murder weapon in every single kitchen drawer, isn't there? we've been here before. after the murder of sir david amess by a jihadi lunatic, somehow it all became about passing a new law to clamp down on social media use. what about clamping down on jihadis instead? what you're going to see now in the southport case is a conc

regulate the nightmares of the onune regulate the nightmares of the online world after it emerged rudy cabanarawled the internet for extreme violent content before the atrocity and had a pdf file of the al—qaeda training manual. at least 76 people have been killed in a fire that engulfed a popular turkish ski resort hotel, forcing some people to jump from windows. at least 51 others have been injured in the blaze, which erupted in the early hours at the grand cartel hotel, the country's justice minister said. four people have now been arrested, including the owner, and get ready for a wild weather weekend. storm eowyn is on the way and it's set to bring severe gales to the uk this friday. the met office has issued yellow wind warnings for northern and western scotland and northern ireland, with gusts of up to 80mph possible. expect power cuts, travel chaos and localised damage as the storm rolls in, accompanied by heavy rain and hill snow. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's time for headliners. for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scan