that is the families of eli sharabi, speaking to my colleague fiona lamdin. two of the three girls who were the sentencing of their killer should not have been televised. who cannot be named for legal reasons, told the sunday times jon donnison has this report. six months after the southport attack, the flowers may have wilted. the grief has not. now the parents of two of the victims, bebe king, who was six, and elsie dot stancombe, who was seven, speaking to the sunday times, elsie�*s mumjenni said "like her dad taking the bins out "and she'd be like, �*i�*ll come.�* "she was grateful for life." said her daughter had the power to connect with people. both families talk of the support they've received funerals last summer. they were, however, reluctant to talk about the riots that erupted following the attack. elsie�*s father, david, said, "i had sympathy for the police and that's the truth. "how dare you put them through that?" from bebe�*s father. "we know it had to be heard in court", he said, "but why did the whole nation need to see it on television?" re

fiona lamdin, bbc news.nisations offering help there are fears that a giant 65—foot sinkhole a huge relief for people here in godstone because there�*s actually now two of them. there is a huge 65—foot long one that on the edge of that smaller hole that the owners were not able to move before they were evacuated. and that�*s the real fear at the moment. have left their homes, but there are fears about people�*s homes, possessions and cars, will get any bigger. they are sending people down to look inside the hole to see they are talking about perhaps a burst water main, that may have caused these holes to appear, which would be quite the road could be resurfaced and it could be re—opened. beneath the houses it could be a big issue for people living but it looks like this issue may be resolved fairly quickly once the hole has been closed over and the road resurfaced. that�*s what will be happening today. as you can see behind me, there are fences, the furthest to normal here in godstone very quickly, because i

eli sharabi was taken by hamas during the october the 7th daughters were killed. reporter fiona lamdin, yeah. an awful stage show. yeah. the worst part was the emaciated look of all three face normally and... full of smiles. you see the film of him with hollow eyes and sunken cheeks, and and his face is... he was gaunt. 0h. it's ok. do you...? he's alive, he's out. while we were filming, a new photo

elly sharabi was taken by hamas during the october the 7th daughters were killed. reporter fiona lamdin

. - fiona lamdin, bbc news. so much hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm 0llie foster. face a lot of criticism. on the match, described them as "abject" and lacking fight. there are people on tv to give opinions, that is what they do, that is theirjob. liverpool's season goes from strength to strength. they will face newcastle in the league cup final next month after running riot against tottenham last night. spurs had a 1—0 lead from the first leg of their semifinal, but they were simply blown away 4—0 at anfield. spurs didn't have a single shot on target and the manner of their capitulation saw them face a lot of criticism. one of their former players jamie raedknapp, working as a pundit on the match, described them as "abject" and lacking fight. there are people on tv to give opinions, that is what they do, that is theirjob. myjob is not to scan the tv or the commentary on our games, myjob is to manage this football club and whatever people think or don't think is kind of irrelevant. my view is that i don't really need to sort of respond to that or be affected by tha