for the last two days the royal navy has deployed hms somerset and to monitor the vesset— somerset and vessel every minute through our waters. and i change royal navy rules— waters. and i change royal navy rules of— waters. and i change royal navy rules of engagement so that our warships — rules of engagement so that our warships can get closer and tletter— warships can get closer and better track the russian ship. so far. — better track the russian ship. so far, the ship has complied with— so far, the ship has complied with international rules of navigation. but this is the second _ navigation. but this is the second time that the ship has entered — second time that the ship has entered our waters in recent months _ with me is our security correspondent, frank gardner. this is the second time the vessel has entered uk waters, how unusual is it to have russian ships operating in uk waters and how unusual is it to change the rules of engagement as the defence secretary was speaking about? it’s as the defence secretary was speaking about? it's becoming increasingly — speaking about? it's

for the last two days the royal navy has deployed hms somerset to monitor the vessel every minute throughan get closer and better track this ship. so far this ship has complied with international rules of navigation. but this is the second time it has entered our waters in recent months. in one of his first actions in his second term as president, donald trump has withdrawn secret service protection tojohn bolton, his former national security adviser during his first term. he explained the decision by saying "you can't have that for life." bolton who has been critical of trump has been the target of an alleged iranian assassination plot. let's speak to ambassador john bolton now. within hours of taking office, donald trump terminates your secret service detail, in place because of threats towards you from iran, what is your reaction?— reaction? well, i am disappointed - reaction? well, i am disappointed but - reaction? well, i am disappointed but not reaction? well, i am _ disappointed but not surprised. it is a reflection of the kind of man donald trump is. i am not the only one who has

officers were called to a neighborhood on somerset drive. and officer quickly deployed a drone. to track that. that works. the guys were arrested. the golf carts were recovered. recovery from years of scandal. kron four's philippe djegal reports today. i'm pleased to announce that i've appointed captain jody hill as the acting chief of police for the antioch police department. familiar role for captain jovial, who served as acting antioch police chief from august 2023. through last february, following the retirement. >> the former chief doctor steven forward, antioch city manager, bessie scott publicizing the appointment effective this friday during a news conference at police headquarters tuesday. i am confident that she feel will continue the work of lowering crime. >> engaging our community and helping us seamlessly transition to a permanent police chief. a process scott says could take up to 6 months while the police department works to repair its standing in the community tarnished in the wake of federal state and county investigations into police corruption. i believe that

early saturday, they received a report of two people stealing carts at the brentwood golf club on somerset drive. an officer deployed a drone to locate the two, and officers quickly located and detained those suspects. they were arrested on suspicion of vehicle theft, possession of burglary tools, probation violation and other charges. the city of antioch is expected to introduce its newest acting police chief tomorrow. brian addington, the current acting police chief who came out of retirement to fill the position, is retiring. again, no word on who antioch's next police chief will be, but they will be taking on the job. just days after the city reached a settlement with the department of justice to resolve the investigation into several racist text messages and use of force scandals. our amber lee is monitoring this story and will bring us more details tonight on the 10:00 news. in oakland, major changes happening within the city council. council member kevin jenkins was appointed this afternoon to the new role of council president and interim mayor. this comes on the same day former con

these drivers in somerset found themselves in danger, and parts of devon had almost 34mm of rain, accompanied cornwall. the roads completely washed out and it's all washing down our drive. the strongest winds in ten years had already caused severe damage in scotland, with storm eowyn bringing 100 mile an hour gusts. this family in falkirk in scotland were waiting out the storm in their home when this happened. a teenager in east ayrshire is the second person to have died after rare red weather warnings were in place. his car was struck by a falling tree. up to 20,000 homes and businesses in scotland are still without power. craig ritchie, from biggar in south lanarkshire, has been without electricity for three days. it's been worse for other folk than me, that's for sure. see, i'm lucky i've got the fire here, i've got a wee gas cooker so i can heat things up. i've got really good friends and family locally so i can go, i can get showered, i can get stuff to eat. in ireland, three quarters of a million people were without power at one point. half a million now have electricity, with around 25

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money, savings, the florida aspect that you put up, pull the huge histidine, which you always noise somerset suggest, indigenous peoples, just 6 percent of the global population fuel lines. it's hard to as much as 80 percent of us biodiversity, if they vanish, these ecosystems could disappear too. and yet here, and lots of them, maritime, near the house. the indigenous population has been full to leave the lands urban areas. the most i do go bang, keep and co is most it says brother, it travels a load spreading the icing cause message about carrying the nature of the noise. i'm the principal. see, i must have gotten a sideway problem. suppose soonest, thing it was everyone's defaults. do with it when you get so get to keep it an ice show. mom was bustling up. there have been many watching. you know, some of the gave him i think you'll be using see my p ability to do. yeah. you know savvy. i'm glad you gotta pay. yeah, you do. yeah. you might as i spend time with the i should income becomes clear to me that the relationship with a far as goes way beyond the material that have a deep spiritual

these drivers in somerset found themselves in danger, and parts of devon had almost 34mm of rain, accompaniedstell in cornwall. the roads completely washed out and it's all washing down our drive. the strongest winds in ten years had already caused severe damage in scotland, with storm eowyn bringing 100 mile an hour gusts. this family in falkirk in scotland were waiting out the storm in their home when this happened. a teenager in east ayrshire is the second person to have died after rare red weather warnings were in place. his car was struck by a falling tree. up to 20,000 homes and businesses in scotland are still without power. craig ritchie, from biggar in south lanarkshire, has been without electricity for three days. it's been worse for other folk than me, that's for sure. see, i'm lucky i've got the fire here, i've got a wee gas cooker so i can heat things up. i've got really good friends and family locally so i can go, i can get showered, i can get stuff to eat. in ireland, three quarters of a million people were without power at one point. half a million now have electricity, with a

temperatures have risen, so the snow that fell last night down in bristol and gloucestershire and somersetg. there are issues there that may be causing flooding and there are flood alerts. we also have issues in wales, northern ireland not too many problems there. a different kettle of fish in the republic of ireland where over 20,000 people are without power. it is still calling problems. the bbc weather site is the best place to check the forecast and the bbc news app is where you will find the latest as we have a live page. back to you in the warm studio in london. sorry, nikki, you _ warm studio in london. sorry, nikki, you drew— warm studio in london. sorry, nikki, you drew the _ warm studio in london. sorry, nikki, you drew the short - nikki, you drew the short straw. he is very happy out there, i know he is. ukraine has launched a new offensive in kursk — a region of russia it partially occupied in a lightning incursion five months ago. its forces fanned out in three directions from their main base at sudzha. president zelensky�*s chief—of—staff said russia was getting what it deser

we are at noah's ark zoo farm in somerset.they're having a little look. they are actually laced the leaves with honey and they have been exploring them, they have been exploring them, they have been exploring them, they have been trying to push them over, they have been nibbling them. it isjust over, they have been nibbling them. it is just such a gorgeous morning here. it is freezing but it is lovely and sunny. there she is, she is having a good little route route around behind that tree. and if i can show you on the other side the baby cub is coming over. she is desperate to explore but her mum keeps trying to put her back in her box. she's going to stay there for the moment. the mum is still here. just talk to me, chris. good morning, you are ahead of animals here at noah's ark. tell us why the bears love these trees so much.— these trees so much. sure. bears are _ these trees so much. sure. bears are in _ these trees so much. sure. bears are in inquisitive - bears are in inquisitive species, they're built to explore _ spec

host: next is joshua in somerset, kentucky. welcome to our program, the republican line. caller: yes, ma'am, it was good to see a peaceful transition of power and glad no one tried to cheat to change the votes, the popular vote. it was good day for america. and i want to congratulate donald j. trump for being elected for the president 47 of the united states. and i want to thank americans. we're about to see america great again and america safer again. i just wanted to make those comments. thank you. host: thanks for your comment. here's an update by x on the status of the vice president. and this is from julie tsirkin. since she left the house chamber after presiding over the certification of president trump's win, vice president harris has been huddling with democratic leader hakeem jeffries in his office over 40 minutes now and the democratic whip katherine clark is also in there. we don't see her in front of the cameras. what do you think is going on in that room? guest: i don't know. there's not much left to do except maybe coordinate responses and coordinate talking

for the last two days, the royal navy has deployed hms somerset and hms tyne to monitor the vessel everyip has complied with international rules of navigation. but, mr speaker, this is the second time it has entered our waters in recent months. here is more from our security correspondent frank gardner. britain as an island nation is very dependent on undersea cables, primarily for telecoms, for communications. and we're not alone in this. so there are also, in the baltic sea, a number of undersea cables, some of which have recently been cut. now, this particular vessel, the yantar, which is a russian surveillance vessel, was seen in november. loitering is the word that was used over britain's very sensitive undersea cables and it was effectively chased off. it departed southwards to the mediterranean, and it has now come backjust a few weeks later, and the royal navy surfaced a submarine quite close to it to basically give the russians the clear understanding that it was being monitored. and you saw there john healey, the defence secretary, saying that, you know, and he's also said this

as you can see here, this is in a neighborhood of somerset drive where there was a report of golf cartsng stolen and they deployed drone quickly found the people. 2 men were arrested and a golf carts were recovered. >> well, new this morning there are reports the forty-niners have fired special-teams coordinator brian schneider. the team hasn't officially made that announcement yet, but they're expected to soon mistakes on special teams during critical game winning moments plagued the team this season. they fell for fake punts. they allowed turnovers block kicks kicker. jake moody was inconsistent all season, especially after suffered a high ankle sprain schneider and his 3rd season with the forty-niners. now after his special teams unit finished near the bottom of the league. the forty-niners, as we know, finished with a record of 6.11 and all of this comes as the nfl playoffs gets underway this week without the 49. yeah. they spend their day cleaning out their lockers season is over. a crowd erin wilson takes a look. >> we've stepped into the new year and in some ways a new feeling ar

this is a neighborhood at somerset drive.officer quickly deployed that drone search for the suspects and found 2 men. they got arrested and then the golf carts were recovered. >> well, new this morning, there are reports now the forty-niners have fired special-teams coordinator, brian schneider. the team hasn't yet made this official yet, but we do expect that announcement soon. the stakes on the special teams during critical moments in game winning scenarios. really just dog the team all season. they fell for fake punts. they allowed turnovers and blocked kicks kicker. jake moody was inconsistent to say the least all season, especially after suffering his high ankle sprain schneider ends his 3rd season now with the forty-niners after his special teams unit finished near the bottom of the league. forty-niners, as we know, finished the season with a record 6. and 11, which means that they will not be participating in the nfl playoffs which begins this weekend. san francisco, by the way, entered the season as the favorites to r

now they tracked with a drone officers were called to a neighborhood on somerset drive for a report of the stolen golf cart. and that's when they deployed deployed. the drone overhead and found those 2 men and arrested them and they recovered the golf carts. >> new this morning, there are reports the forty-niners have filed special are fired. special-teams coordinator brian schneider. the team hasn't yet officially announced that firing, but they're expected to do that soon. mistakes on special teams during crucial game winning moments plagued the team this season. they sell for fake punts and allow turnovers and blocked kicks kicker. jake moody was fairly inconsistent all season, but especially after suffering that high ankle sprain schneider and his 3rd season with the forty-niners after a special teams unit finished near the bottom of the league and the forty-niners as we know, finished the season with a record of 6 and 11 and all of this don't forget comes as the nfl playoffs begin this weekend and the niners won't be part of know san francisco enter the season as a heavy favorite

they went into the neighborhood on somerset drive and officers deployed that drone. >> found the 2 men. and arrested them and the golf carts were recovered. >> new this morning there are reports the forty-niners have fired special teams coordinator brian schneider. the team has not yet officially announced the firing, but that's expected to come soon. mistakes on special teams during crucial game winning moments plagued the team this season. they fell for fake punts and allow turnovers and blocked kicks kicker. jake moody, by the way, was inconsistent all season, especially after suffering a high ankle sprain schneider and his 3rd season. now with the forty-niners after his special teams unit finished near the bottom of the leak. the forty-niners finished as we know with a record of 6.11 on the season. >> and and how about the nfl as a whole of the playoffs begin this weekend when do and i the niners are taking part. san francisco enter the season. the heavy favorite to return to the super bowl. but that wasn't to be kron four's. erin wilson has more. >> we've stepped into the new year

. >> is also concerned about the horses somerset was into securing a president president trump made al the best interest of t lexus morning law enforcement officers who come from all of the country to's operation were sworn in their 25000 law enforcement officers here in d.c. including 78004000 police officers from around the perfect dissidents. the security plan has adjusted to fit the now indoor inauguration ceremony. crews have scrambled to take down barriers, seeds, fencing, tennis, porta potty's no longer needed in and around the national mall. the mall will be open to the public but there will not be any tv screens or viewing areas outside. the security perimeter adjusted as well. here's a map of washington d.c. unlocked on some of the dark red sparks on the road closures light pink are pedestrian walking areas only. only specific events will be allowed around the key buildings like the capitol or that capital one arena. foxes told security officials will errupt geo- fence around capitol here to interfere in gym nefarious communications and or drones another big change there wil

. >> somerset drive and officers quickly deployed a drone to help find the suspects. 2 men later found and then arrested the golf carts have been recovered. also the san francisco bay ferry has announced a 16% ridership game from the year 2024. during the course of the year. the ferry shuttled about 2.6 million passengers across the bay. average, the daily ridership was about 7,000 passengers and that represents a recovery of 90% of pre-pandemic levels. the service also launched 3 pilot routes caring about 55,000 passengers last year. still ahead here at noon. >> the c e s conference kicking off in las vegas. how this little penguin year is trying to help people a fall asleep. >> the famed taco bell cantina in pacifica temporarily closed right now. this announcement coming on sunday in a facebook post. a sign was posted outside of the restaurant reading closed for remodel. it's unknown when the exact date is for this taco bell to reopen. thehrestaurant is located right at pacifica state beach. it was dubbed the coolest taco bell location in the world by business insid

officers were called out to a neighborhood on somerset drive. officer deployed a drone to help in the search of the suspect. and then 2 men were found and arrested. can you see the golf carts moving around there? they did also recovered those golf carts. in the north bay, the sonoma county sheriff's office arrested a motorcyclists after leading deputies on a high-speed chase. they say this happened sunday in the area of highway 101 and college avenue. a deputy tried to pull the writer over who had no license plate, but they say that person sped off and went over 100 miles per hour at some points. the office then used its helicopter. that's this video that we're looking at to keep track of the bike and eventually the person pulled over into a parking lot of old redwood highway and deputies were able to catch up with that writer and arrested that person. the thought they got away. >> still ahead here at 3 o'clock, meta has announced some changes to its ship and moderation rules. why the company says it's ending its fact checking program. and after

officers were caught up to a neighborhood on somerset drive and officers quickly deployed a drone to help in the search of the suspects. the 2 men were found and arrested and the golf carts were recovered. time now 05:40am, at the state capitol. governor newsom is starting the year with preview of his proposed state budget published wallace. has that story. >> balanced budget deficits. governor gavin newsom saying that right off the top as he spoke about his proposed preliminary 322.2 billion dollar spending plan for the next fiscal year. opportunity for all sons of original doal was to deliver a combined budget and state of the state presentation this thursday. but those plans were scrapped after he announced he'll be in our nation's capitol that day to attend the funeral for the late president. jimmy carter. that's why newsom instead decided to give what he calls a budget preview here at cal state university. stanislaus. we're all taxpayers. we all want to make sure money is being well invested, not wasted. he says that's why he's proposed. preliminary budget includes more than 118

officers were called out to a neighborhood on somerset drive and an officer quickly deployed a dronesearch the area to find the suspects and they were found and then arrested and the golf carts were recovered. >> still ahead with the latest information on this fire in southern california and the thousands of people that have forced to evacuate said the palisades. and after the break, we'll hear more about the high speed rail that's coming to california when construction will begin. and when people might actually be able to ride it. >> in sports, there are some reports that the forty-niners have fired special-teams coordinator, brian schneider. the team has not officially announced this yet, but it is expected to come out today at some point schneider and his 3rd season with the niners after his special teams unit finished near the bottom of the league. the forty-niners finished with a record of 6.11. the season. some major developments on california's high-speed rail project. construction of tracks for this project is going to begin this year in kern county. governor gavin newsom say

host: jerry, somerset, kentucky. independent.ler: all across kentucky they found old oil wells and they are now emitting -- emitting gases into the air. i spent about 15 years stripping coal and mining. and i know when a company puts up -- when a company gets a permit they have to reclaim the land. and if the -- and if they do not the money goes back to land. are there any plans to put government money out to these -- to fix these oil wells and maybe do something? thank you for your time. host: mr. higgins. >> it is really the oil company's responsibility but if they do bankrupt -- if they go bankrupt it is a liability for everyone. the biden administration past money in the late -- inflation reduction act for cleaning up abandoned mines that no longer have a solvent company taking care of them. that money has continued. there was only one governor that tried to block it. most governors are happy to try and take that money and address the needs of the areas. i was pleased to see that the nominee for secretary of interior said tha

it came from my husband's childhood home in somerset, england. it's damaged, but it's alive. >> reporter: these satellite images show the size and scope of the devastation. where there were once sprawling communities, now a wasteland surrounded by areas splattered in red fire retardant. this picture shows obliterated homes. hazes obscuring the scene below. there that tattered flag covered in soot. waving half staff among the debris. of course the greatest loss, human lives. the new york times reporting 82-year-old rodney dickerson and arlene kelly were among the dead. 66-year-old victor shaw. >> i opened the front door. said, victor, we gotta get out. that's it. we got here. i didn't hear him say anything. i heard him say nothing. i ran to the car and i just got out. i just got out. i went down the street. there was a police car. i flagged him. and i said, my brother's in the house. i need help. he told me to get out. he said, go. >> reporter: his family later finding his body with a garden hose in his hand. >> i couldn't be here to save him. i c

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and back here at home, a major incident has been declared in somerset after heavy flooding overnight,ng to batter parts of the uk. over 30 flood warnings are still in place across england, with residents in the worst hit areas evacuated and emergency teams are still on the future of america's ai dominance. well, turning to news in the middle east. and israel has confirmed that eight of the remaining 26 hostages due to be released by hamas are sadly confirmed dead. that news comes after israel received a list from hamas which matched their own intelligence. seven women have already been freed alive, with more hostages expected to be released later this week. the israeli military is still working to secure the release of 87 hostages, 34 of whom are feared dead. negotiations for the second phase of the ceasefire are expected to begin on the 4th of february. and back here at home, a major incident has been declared in somerset after heavy flooding overnight, and rain and wind is continuing to batter parts of the uk. over 30 flood warnings are still in place across england, with residents

somerset this year.and the zoo has said that our hearts have officially been stolen by these two. nick and nack. and they're very cute. >> animals are featuring a lot in the news today because we're talking about xl bully dogs and the police are saying they can't. it's going to cost them £25 million a year to house these dogs. now, what i don't understand is i thought if you had an xl bully dog, it was just rounded up and taken away and then presumably something awful happened. >> to it. i don't think that was. that was the deal, was it? i thought it was something to do. i thought it was breeding. i thought they weren't allowed to breed them anymore. but surely you can't just round them up and just can. >> you can't have their killers. >> you can't have their killers. >> well, i suppose so. but are they all definitely killers? no. i mean, you know, we love our dogs. >> but definitely not. yeah, yeah. >> but the thing is, though, i don't know if you've done that, but if you take, you know, i've had it whe

and a major incident has been declared in somerset after heavy flooding overnight, rain and wind stillontinuing to batter parts of the uk. over 30 flood warnings are in place across england, with residents in the worst hit areas evacuated and emergency teams have been on the ground, with 61 people rescued from flooded properties. a yellow weather warning is also still in effect as storm herminia brings more downpours and strong winds, and relief centres are set up in chard, ilminster and somerton, with more unsettled weather expected through the rest of the week. that's the news on gb news. i'll be back with you for a full roundup of all the top stories in an hour. now though, let's cross live to dewbs& co. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you very much for that. i mean, i just do want to pick up on that story that you heard in those headlines there about that gang, that rape and grooming gang in scotland. absolutely disgusting. i mean, the judge, when sentencing those people, t

it entered uk waters on monday, prompting the royal navy to deploy hms somerset and hms tyne to track it. an afghan migrant who stabbed a two year old boy and a 41 year old man to death in a german park, was supposed to have left the country. the 28 year old afghan national deliberately attacked a kindergarten group in the park with a kitchen knife, leaving two dead and two injured, the bavarian interior minister said the suspect was undergoing psychiatric treatment and had his asylum process closed, and was supposed to have left the country. he added that the suspect did not appear to be motivated by radical islam. meanwhile, people have begun to gather in protest with a placard reading we won't let diversity kill us. the stabbing adds to a string of violent attacks in germany that have raised concerns over security and stirred up tensions over migration. back in the uk, a former soldier has admitted murdering his ex—girlfriend, her sister and their mother in a brutal attack with a crossbow and a knife. 26 year old karl clifford tied louise hunt with duct tape before shooting her and

it entered uk waters on monday, prompting the royal navy to deploy hms somerset and hms tyne to trackhe afghan suspect in the german knife attack that left two dead this morning was not motivated by radical islam, according to the country's interior minister. the suspect deliberately attacked a kindergarten group in the park with a kitchen knife, leaving a two year old boy and a 41 year old man dead. police said a 28 year old afghan national has been arrested, while two seriously injured people are receiving treatment in hospital. the bavarian interior minister said the suspect was undergoing psychiatric treatment and had his asylum process closed, and said he would voluntarily leave germany in december, but had not left and remained under treatment. meanwhile, people have begun to gather in protest with a placard reading we won't let diversity kill us. the stabbing adds to a string of violent attacks in germany that have raised concerns over security, and stirred up tensions over migration. back in the uk, west midlands police have named the 12 year old boy who died after being stabb

it entered uk waters on monday, prompting the royal navy to deploy hms somerset and hms tyne to track it. the afghan suspect in the german knife attack that left two dead this morning was not motivated by radical islam, according to the country's interior minister. the suspect deliberately attacked a kindergarten group in the park with a kitchen knife, leaving a two year old boy and a 41 year old man dead. police said a 28 year old afghan national has been arrested, while two seriously injured people are receiving hospital treatment. the bavarian interior minister said the suspect was undergoing psychiatric treatment and had his asylum process closed, and said he would voluntarily leave germany in december, but had not left and remained under treatment. meanwhile, people have begun to gather in protest with a placard reading we won't let diversity kill us. the stabbing adds to a string of violent attacks in germany that have raised concerns over security and stirred up tensions over migration. back in the uk, a 12 year old boy who was fatally stabbed in birmingham on tuesday has been

it entered uk waters on monday, prompting the royal navy to deploy hms somerset and hms tyne to track it. the afghan suspect in the german knife attack that left two dead this morning was not motivated by radical islam, according to the country's interior minister. the suspect deliberately attacked a kindergarten group in the park with a kitchen knife, leaving a two year old boy and a 41 year old man dead. police said a 28 year old afghan national has now been arrested, while two seriously injured people are receiving treatment in hospital. the bavarian interior minister said the suspect was undergoing psychiatric treatment and had his asylum process closed, and said he would voluntarily leave germany in december, but had not left and remained under treatment. meanwhile, people have begun to gather in protest with a placard reading we won't let diversity kill us. the stabbing adds to a string of violent attacks in germany that have raised concerns over security and stirred up tensions over migration. back in the uk, a 12 year old boy who was fatally stabbed in birmingham on tuesday ha

and back here at home, a major incident has been declared in somerset after heavy flooding overnight,nd rain and wind is continuing to batter parts of the uk. over 30 flood warnings are still in place across england, with residents in the worst hit areas evacuated and emergency teams are still on the ground. earlier, rescuing 61 people from flooded properties. a fresh yellow rain warning is also in effect as storm herminia brings more downpours and strong winds. and relief centres have been set up in chard, ilminster and in somerton. those are the latest headlines. i'll be back with you for a full round up at 8:00. now though, it's over to martin. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to. gbnews.com/alerts. >> thank you sam. now. welcome back to farage with me martin daubney. and this weekend, president donald j. trump began to make good on his vow to remove those in the country illegally as two flights took off from the us headed towards colombia. now, colombia initially refused to let the two planes land, but t

it entered uk waters on monday, prompting the royal navy to deploy hms somerset and hms tyne to tracke breaking news from germany, now an afghan national, has been arrested after a two year old boy and a 41 year old man was stabbed to death. two others were also injured in the knife attack in a park in the southern german state of bavaria, police said. a 28 year old afghan national has been arrested and two seriously injured people were receiving treatment in hospital. officers have said the motive for the attack is currently unclear. a 14 year old boy has been arrested in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 12 year old boy in birmingham today. the victim, described as funny and sweet, was found with serious injuries and died in hospital. west midlands police have now revealed. the 14 year old is also being held in connection with an assault on an eight year old woman in the same area. chief superintendent richard nonh chief superintendent richard north has urged anyone with information to come forward as police investigations into the attack and its motive unfold. >> this is an a