yes, abdul shakoor ezedi went missing on 31st of january. search for him began on 31st of january after that brutal attack on a mother and her two young children in clapham in a residential street in clapham in a residential street in clapham, 31—year—old mother and her two young children aged three and eight. a corrosive substance, they were doused in corrosive substance, an alkali substance and police launched a nationwide manhunt involving the metropolitan police, of course, the british transport police and northumbria police because he had links to newcastle. he was then tracked using cctv all across london. his movements coming down from newcastle in the early hours of wednesday morning and then throughout london making his way as the suspect in this attack to clapham and then he was seen tracked on cctv leaving clapham in his last movements which were tracked and seen to be on chelsea bridge in london in the late hours of wednesday 31st of january. police couldn't track him down. they offered a reward of up to £20,000 for any informati

we have been in contact with abdul shokoor ezedi's family and to pass on this news. may expect after a considerable period of time in the strong current of the river thames strong current of the river thames strong identification is not possible visually or from the fingerprints. we will work with the coroner on other ways to complete formal identification such as dna testing and dental records. that may take some time at they believe that this is the suspect of the attack, abdul shokoor ezedi. to give you a summary of the events, a 31—year—old women and they two young children were doused in a corrosive alkali substance on the residential street in south clapham. a figure in dark clothing was seen fleeing the area. he was tracked on cctv throughout london and stations such as king's cross getting on the victoria line. eventually after detectives scoured hours of cctv, putting up a reward for information leading to abdul shokoor ezedi's arrest, of up to £20,000, and searching properties in east london and newcastle where abdul shokoor ezedi has links, they finally tr

it is thought abdul shakoor ezedi arrived in the l know him. it is thought abdul.i arrived in the uk in 2016 in the back of a lorry. he claimed asylum and was refused the same year. in 2018 he pleaded guilty in newcastle to sexual assault and exposure. he was given a suspended sentence totalling 45 weeks and was put on the sex offenders' register for ten years. he claimed asylum again and was refused by the home office again. but in october 2020 a tribunal in newcastle over that and granted him asylum. tonight, police confirmed that they have searched three properties in newcastle including this building, and in one of them they found two empty containers with corrosive warnings on them. daniel sandford, bbc news. daniel is here. it's now nearly 48 hours since on. do police have any idea where he might be? nobody is panicking at this point because it's a different kind of manhunt than we may have seen in the past where you might be looking for a terror suspect where you might be worried that they are going to do further harm to further people. it looked as if when

as this large-scale _ down abdul ezedi? good morning. large-scale manhunt _ down abdul ezedi? good morning. as this large-scale manhunt is _ down abdul ezedi? good morning. as this large-scale manhunt is now- down abdul ezedi? good morning. as this large-scale manhunt is now in i this large—scale manhunt is now in full swing, some fresh questions about abdul ezedi's past. the bbc has been told he is a convicted sex offender. also that he was granted asylum in the uk after two previous failed attempts. in the past 2a hours the metropolitan police have released a fresh picture of abdul ezedi, believed to be the last known sighting of him. it was captured at a tesco shop in north london. he is wearing a blue t—shirt and carrying a water bottle. he has also got some scarring, some injuries to the right side of his face, which may have been caused by the substance he is accused of using in the attack here in clapham a little bit earlier this week, on wednesday evening. police say that attack was a targeted attack and the public should not be

not to approach abdul shokoor ezedi.olence towards women incredibly seriously and they are appealing for anyone who has any information to get in touch with the metropolitan police as a matter of urgency. and, charlie, the superintendent there saying that significant resources have been put towards this manhunt. yes, they're calling it a large—scale operation. they say they have a significant team focused on tracking down abdul shokoor ezedi, this 35—year—old suspect from the newcastle area. last seen in caledonia road in north london. it is not known why he was in north london but he is normally based, he comes from the newcastle area. it is not known why he was in this area, south london, the borough of lambeth. this part of london right next to one of london's busiest parks, clapham common. but they were keen to tracking down, find him, they're working with british transport police and have a lot of officers on the case and anyone who has any information, dash cam footage, cctv, security camera footage, cctv, security

we also have professor abdul wahab sheikh abdul samamed, the chief executive officer of the afro asia institute for strategic studies based in nairobi, kenya. thanks lot for your time, professor today. thank you for having me. "now deaths from terrorism in africa, as we have seen have skyrocted more than 100,00% during the so-called us war on terror, according to the new study by the africa center for strategic studies. now these findings contradict claims by the us military command in africa known as africum that it is thorting terrorist attacks across the continent. let's start off with mr. ahmed, what's your take uh on these reports? we can see already that uh counter" insurgency strategies by especially the west uh has not improved the life of people again most of the times uh there are talks about sharing intelligence uh supplying uh african countries arms to fight insurgency but again if this uh there is a spike in insurgency clearly shows that the strategies that have been employed are not working and therefore there is need to the system, there is need to have alternative arra

today some details have been emerging about abdul shokoor ezedi's past. that he was granted asylum here in the uk following two previous failed attempts. in the last day the metropolitan police have released a picture of abdul ezedi, believed to be the last known sighting of him, in north london at a tesco express. abdul ezedi in that picture is seen wearing a blue t—shirt, carrying a water bottle and he seemed to have what looked like very serious injuries to the right side of his face. those injuries may well have been caused by the substance he is accused of using in this horrific attack. police say abdul ezedi should not be approached. anyone who sees him should dial 999. they are appealing for anyone who has information, dash cam footage, cctv to get in touch with them as they carry out this large—scale investigation. they are hoping someone may have seen the suspect in this attack flee the scene, because it took place in a very busy area, very busy part of london, one of its busiest parks, in a busy time of day, 7:30pm. they are hoping there will be

abdul ezedi . now, of suspect. abdul ezedi.tablish whether it is him they haven't been able to take fingerprints because the body , fingerprints because the body, which they have found has been in the water for some time, but they are now going to be working with the coroner so that they can take dna tests and dental records to double check the identity. but they do say the clothes that he was wearing is strongly linked to those that they were seeing on the night of they were seeing on the night of the attack , and the items that the attack, and the items that are found on his body. now, we did hear from commanderjon savell , who's of the savell, who's of the metropolitan police , and he said metropolitan police, and he said that there investigations are still ongoing at the moment, but they did provide an update on they did provide an update on the health of the 31 year old woman who was with her two children on that night of the attack, and they were injured, and she's been in hospital since the attack, and she's no longer se

they said abdul ezedi who had significant injuries to the right hand side of his face, was last seensea bridge on the 3ist of january just last seen crossing chelsea bridge on the 3ist of januaryjust hours after the 3ist of januaryjust hours after the attack in clapham in south london. he is wanted for attempted murder after the mother and her children were injured. the mother we are told by the authorities has a life changing injuries from the corrosive liquid. the police have just been talking as we see some of the cctv from that night, that attack. he pulled out one of the young children from the back of that car, flinging the child to the ground. the two children have been released from the hospital but the mother remains in hospital with those life changing injuries. it is worth repeating and underlining what the police have been doing in the last week because they have been going through hours and hours of cctv footage, principally around central london. 100 different officers working on this, ploughing through many hours of cctv and through many hours of cctv and through the c

, ., ., operation to try to track down abdul ezedi?, .,, operation to try to track down abdul ezedi? ., ., , .,, .,, , ezedi? good morning to stop as this larae scale ezedi? good morning to stop as this large scale manhunt _ ezedi? good morning to stop as this large scale manhunt gets _ ezedi? good morning to stop as this large scale manhunt gets under- ezedi? good morning to stop as this| large scale manhunt gets under way, it's in full swing now involving metropolitan police and northumbria police. new details and questions about abdul ezedi's past have been raised. the bbc has been told that he is a convicted sex offender and also he was granted asylum in the uk after two previous failed attempts. the metropolitan police have released an image of the suspect believed to be the last known sighting of him in a tesco shop in north london. in that image he is wearing a blue t—shirt and carrying a bottle of water. there is also scarring, injuries, to the right side of his face which could have been caused by the substance he is accused o

his of abdul ezedi at a tesco in north london.— of abdul ezedi at a tesco in north london.ight eye is scarred by what _ north london. his right eye is scarred by what could - north london. his right eye is scarred by what could be - north london. his right eye is scarred by what could be the l scarred by what could be the same chemical he is accused of using in a horrific attack. the street in clapham in south london, where a corrosive substance was thrown at a woman and her two young children on wednesday evening. this cctv footage appears to show the distressing sequence of events. a man is seen taking a child from the back of the car before fleeing the scene as he is chased. police believe the victim was known to the attacker. victim was known to the attacker-— victim was known to the attacker. ~ ., ~ ., . attacker. we take violence a . ainst attacker. we take violence against women _ attacker. we take violence against women and - attacker. we take violence against women and girls . attacker. we take violence i against women and girls very seriously and this was someone

now my next question is to professor abdul hab sheikh. do you think western imperialist powers are behind the absage of terrorism in africa and can they really assist in restoring security across the continent? a part and partial of african problems, as we speak right now, they want to exploit african resources, they want to undermine the safety and security of african continent so that at least they can exploit and loot the african resources. very good example in west africa where by you know several countries in west africa that... niger are struggling to contain the terrorism in their respective countries, mainly who are supporting them, those you know. group is in in west africa western imperialist why why why they doing that in order to loot and exploit african resources. very good example in niger whereby the french companies are mining so that you know a one kilogram of uranium in niger they are buying from localist less than dollar and they're going to sell you into the into the world market more than $240 right now, as we speak r

it was in 2016 when abdul shokoor ezedi travelled on a lorry from afghanistan to the uk.offence and was given a suspended sentence at newcastle crown court. he was also put on the sex offenders register for ten years. later, he was granted asylum after two failed attempts. the search for abdul shokoor ezedi is now in its fourth day, and still there has been no major breakthrough. the metropolitan police says it is committed to using every available tool and tactic for as long as it takes to find him. more information from the police in the past few minutes have now confirmed that i was citing of him was at 21:33 on the 31st of january when he let the underground station in tower hill. he changed trains and was last seen in victoria before this, arriving at the victoria line train at 21: tenand departed on the district line on 21:16 and now this latest citing... the analysis of cctv continues alongside many other lines of inquiry and there are inquiry line staff online 21w. they said there is a laboratory analysis of the substance used in the attack and that it was used a

uh abdul ezedi. that's what the mets seems to be saying. >> they say based on the clothing he was wearing, which they call distinctive, uh, he was wearing at the time of the attack the property found on attack and the property found on his strongly believe. his body. they strongly believe. yes, is ezedi now. he's yes, it is abdul ezedi now. he's been lost for three weeks, coming up to three weeks, almost almost a month after a, uh, country wide manhunt scouring cctv from new castle to south london. >> but also, of course, this idea that the police actually found him yesterday. they've announced at 4 pm. in the thames. it's taken until now for a identification to be relatively confident and also for the family to be informed. we'll have so much more information on this developing and breaking story, as well as those other two enormous stories right throughout the program. >> yes, we will indeed , uh, get >> yes, we will indeed, uh, get in touch gb views at gb news.com on any of these stories. it's qui

we also have professor abdul wahab sheikh abdul samad, the chief executive officer of the afro-asia institute for strategic studies based in nairobi, kenya. thanks lot for your time, prof. sir today, thank you for having me. now deaths from terrorism in africa, as we have seen have skyrocted more than 10000% during the so-called us war on terror, according to the new study by the africa center for strategic studies. now this findings contradict claims by the us military command in africa known as africum that it is thorting terrorist attacks across the continent. let's start off with mr. ahmed, what's your take uh on this report? we can... see already that counter insurgency strategies by especially the west has not improved the life of people again most of the times uh there are talks about sharing intelligence, supplying uh african countries with arms to fight insurgency, but again if this uh there is a spike in insurgency clearly shows that the strategies that have been employed are not working and therefore there is need to reject the system, there is need to have alternative uh arrangeme

saifullah abdul karim. he also became a candidate for the first parliament as a representative of langrod. this was his word. if you find someone better than me , you should vote for him. your vote for me is not a sharia vote. but the people considered him better and mr. abdul karimi became langrod's official representative in the parliament. this someone is my family or he is a foreigner, i will raise this gentleman and that gentleman. the responsibility that he considered as a trust , all the honorable representatives of the parliament , the matter of representing the parliament has been considered as a trust, a trust that for him was from agricultural land to the education of tea plantations and roads. one year , we were bringing tea from the city of karshavarzadeh. the factory did not take delivery. they returned it. this free market brought 5,000 kilos. shahid abdul karmi, when he became the representative, this tea flourished. receive these words exactly 4 days before his martyrdom in the provincial a

abdul malki , good morning . in the name of god, the merciful, i serve you and everyone dear and precious viewers of this news section , i offer greetings and courtesy. after the port or coastal phase of the milan 2024 exercise, the sea phase will begin from today, intensively for 4 days , according to the instructions of a type book that is special for these naval exercises , naval tactics and techniques in both surface and subsurface areas. it is done in the surface part of the shooting , positioning them and dealing with the problems that occur under the surface of the sea. this exercise and tactics will be done in the field of tactics. at sea , during natural disasters, unforeseen events , dealing with piracy, fishing, etc pollution in the sea is a practice and tactics that are going to be implemented jointly in the naval phase of this exercise from today until the next four days . in the indian media, i would like to tell you about the presence of the iranian delegation in the exercise. the reaction and beha

we've learnt tonight that abdul ezedi, from newcastle, is a convicted sex offender — who was grantedlum in the uk after his conviction. we'll the very latest on the manhunt — as the police warn the public not to approach him. also tonight — the united states gives the green light to a series of strikes in iraq and syria. american officials say this is a dangerous moment in the middle east but that they will take all actions they deem necessary to defend their forces in the region. these are the boys stabbed to death in bristol last weekend. tonight, two 15 and 16—year—old boys have been charged with their murders. turning his back on mercedes — sir lewis hamilton is off to ferrari next year. and the moment the missing monkey was finally recaptured, after five days on the loose in the highlands. us as we ranjoin to the big deals of transfer day and live on the iplayer right now. good evening. police are urgently searching for a convicted sex offender after a corrosive substance was thrown at a woman and her two young children in south london last night. the bbc understands that 35—yea

mil of their suspect in this case, abdul shokoor ezedi.— shokoor ezedi. ou shokoor ezedi. all right, charlie, thank you for— shokoor ezedi. all right, charlie, thank you for that _ shokoor ezedi. all right, charlie, thank you for that update. - shokoor ezedi. all right, charlie, thank you for that update. police have also said they believe it will be a considerable amount of time before they can officially confirm that it's his body, given the amount of time he has spent in the water. now in the past few minutes — yulia navalnaya — the wife of russian opposition leader alexei navalny has had her social media account reactivated on x, formerly twitter. the account was blocked just one day after she created it — following the death of her husband. the account @yulia—navalnaya is now accessible again, less than an hour after it was suspended without explanation. now — an update on the nottingham attacks in which barney webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates were stabbed to death by valdo calocane. he was sentenced to detention in a high—security hospita

where is abdul shokoor ezedi? well as the british transport police. other forces across the country will be on a high state of alert. we know the police have managed to piece together a better picture of what happened on the actual day of the attack, on wednesday. the police say abdul shokoor ezedi drove from newcastle where he was staying, left there in the very early hours of wednesday morning then travelled down to london, his vehicle was first spotted at around 6:30am in tooting in. furthersightings spotted at around 6:30am in tooting in. further sightings of his car in the afternoon and the attack at clapham at 7:30pm, just before, he was last spotted getting on a london underground train at king's cross station at exactly 9pm that wednesday. the police will inevitably be frustrated they have still not found the suspect, will be looking at cctv as well as appealing to the public for their help. we know the public can be their eyes and ears. of course it is thought that he had a very serious facial injury, pot

yes, abdul ezedi, the man who smuggled _ is he dead?dul ezedi, the man who smuggled himself- is he dead? yes, abdul ezedi, the man who smuggled himself into l is he dead? yes, abdul ezedi, the l man who smuggled himself into the is he dead? yes, abdul ezedi, the - man who smuggled himself into the uk years ago and then collected to criminal conviction for sexual offences along the way is dead. of that there is absolutely no doubt. the thing that allows me to say that with some authority is the value of non—cctv sightings. what i mean by thatis, non—cctv sightings. what i mean by that is, we've grown so used to over the years to seeing suspects on various images and we saw a number of images in abdul ezedi in various parts of london. what the officers have done here is followed as ccd tv trail that is got him can exclusively on chelsea bridge. what has happened is cctv systems from buses, we know that possibly from private dwellings, authority alone, possibly traffic cameras have all been examined there after, after he's gone onto the br

then we got a very detailed timeline of abdul ezedi's movements.ameras and motorway cameras through the vehicle he was driving, this hire and i. we now know he left newcastle in the early hours of wednesday morning and arrived in tilting at 6:30am. so he travelled overnight. he was spotted in croydon and streatham and then in clapham. that is where the event took place. he is next seen at king's cross and caledonian road and in victoria. graham, thank you very much. i'm really sorry we have to leave it there because we are heading back to manchester where the cps are giving a statement. manchester where the cps are giving a statement-— a statement. sentencing hearing concludes one _ a statement. sentencing hearing concludes one of— a statement. sentencing hearing concludes one of the _ a statement. sentencing hearing concludes one of the most - a statement. sentencing hearing - concludes one of the most disturbing cases— concludes one of the most disturbing cases the _ concludes one of the most disturbing cases the cps has had to deal with. atiust

thanks lot, abdul latif, that was press tv's abdul lattif alwash joining us from. capital sunal. the islamic revolution of iran in 1979 brought about seismic change in the geopolitics of the region. the hegemonic powers faced a new challenge, named the islamic republic of iran, which was based on islamic teachings and unwilling to compromise its principles. these and more on this episode of iran today. welcome back, iran's foreign ministers kicked off a west asia tour which will take him to several countries, including lebanon. hussein amir abdullah han departed tehran for beirot where he said to meet with senior lebanese officials. this is the third time the top iranian diplomat visits lebanon since israel launched its genocidal war on gaza over four months ago, following his visit to beirout. will head to the syrian capital, damascus, regional issues, including the gaza situation will be discussed during the regional trip. iran has time and again called for an end to the gaza war, blaming it for escalating tension. in the region, well the us social media giant meta has removed

there are three working theories, one abdul i minutes or so.and supported that's why the police offered £20,000 reward to try and flush them out. the final was he took his own life. it appears he has committed suicide. although nobody has been found. we committed suicide. although nobody has been found.— has been found. we were going throu~h has been found. we were going through what — has been found. we were going through what the _ has been found. we were going through what the working - has been found. we were going - through what the working assumptions were from that briefing from the metropolitan police for that we're looking at cctv footage on our screen. just give me an idea of how big a task that would have been over the last nine days just scouring through hours and hours of tape from so many different cameras. this would have _ so many different cameras. this would have taking _ so many different cameras. try 3 would have taking a large stock many hours was that the police would've thrown the kitchen sink and trying to find... as you

i would say is, abdul, give yourself up. you have significant head injury.formation from members of the public who have seen him. it's quite a lot to sift through. are you surprised that somebody who is so distinctive is on the run? to somebody who is so distinctive is on the run? ., , ., i. somebody who is so distinctive is on the run? ., , ., ., ~ the run? to be fair, you can walk around the _ the run? to be fair, you can walk around the neighbourhood - the run? to be fair, you can walk around the neighbourhood and i the run? to be fair, you can walk. around the neighbourhood and cover your face up after three years of covid. but the big thing for me will be number one, we've got members of the public, we've got thousands of sets of cctv. they will call that in. people that harass for help, that will play on their conscience. why would you support or help someone that's committing horrific crime? the police have taken the massive step of naming someone. they've not said possibly, they have said that is the person that they are looking for and that person w

suspect abdul ezedi abdul . as we said after abdul ezedi.ting an offender. but first, your latest news headunes first, your latest news headlines with polly middlehurst i >> -- >> so the headlines this hour, then let's bring you some more on those latest developments in the hunt for abdul ezedi. the met police saying that 22 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender . suspicion of assisting an offender. he's been suspicion of assisting an offender . he's been since offender. he's been since released on bail this afternoon. we are expecting new footage to be released shortly of azadi walking across southwark bridge in london just before 10:00 on wednesday evening . police are wednesday evening. police are also telling us they are now tracking his bank card, but it hasn't been used since wednesday evening and we understand the focus of the search is still very much on the area south of london. south london itself . london. south london itself. police still warning those helping abdul ezedi will face arrest themselves

day two abdul ezedi. manhunt. day two abdul ezedi. failed asylum seeker. not once but twice. we're asking the question this morning is our asylum system broken down? our reporter, ray addison , has the latest . on the addison, has the latest. on the search for alkaline attack suspect as he stretches from london to newcastle . london to newcastle. >> as the home office faces serious questions over why they granted the sex offender asylum . granted the sex offender asylum. and broken child care, the government launches a £65 million recruitment campaign to encourage people to work in the early years sector. >> our political correspondent katherine forster has more . katherine forster has more. >> yes, the government offering a £1,000 bonus to people joining the childcare sector or returning to it as it plans a massive expansion of free childcare. but many in the sector saying this is much too little and it's all coming too rather late. i'll bring you the details shortly. >> labour not going green. the labour party could be set to ditch

police believe 35—year—old abdul ezedi travelled down from newcastle.th london sometime after the attack. i plead you not to - approach him, call 999. he has significant injuries . to the right side of his face. how many officers are trying to search for him? we take violence against women and girls very seriously- in the met police, and we have got a significant asset - looking for this male. officers say he may have previously been known to police in newcastle. we will catch him, i am i wholeheartedly confident. police have praised the bravery of local people who rushed out here to what they describe as a terrifying situation. four members of the public came out to help the woman and her children, and three of them required hospital treatment for minor burns. five police officers who answered the 999 call also needed hospital treatment. they have all now been released. the crashed car was removed early this morning from the quiet residential road. police have described the injuries suffered by the woman and one of her daughters as potentially life—cha

abdul images. there he is, abdul ezedl images. there he is, abdul ezedi. on the ezedi.ignificant the significant injuries to the right of his face. right hand side of his face. clearly um, some alkali clearly um, some of that alkali solution he used as a weapon was put upon himself. police put upon himself. the police commander you need commander said, abdul, you need medical help . do the right thing medical help. do the right thing and turn yourself in some may say that's asking for quite a lot for this individual to do the right thing, but he is still at large. five search warrants have been issued in london, in east london and also in newcastle. yet for now , this man newcastle. yet for now, this man abdul ezedi still remains at large and the significant target of a police manhunt. now there's lots more still to come between now and 5:00, after mike freer announced yesterday that he's quitting as an mp after receiving death threats. in a few minutes, i'll speak to an expert who says islamism is destroying british democracy. but first, here's your latest news headlin

detectives believe abdul ezedi may be dead after going into the water in west london. pakistan's army chief calls for unity after the leaders of two rival parties both claim victory in the election. and an explosion of light and colour as china celebrates the lunar new year and welcomes in the year of the dragon. hello. we begin in gaza, where concern is growing over the shortage of food. the united nations is warning of looming famine, with half of gaza's population now in a food emergency. people living in isolated areas in the north of gaza, have told the bbc that children are going without food for days, and they're using animal feed to make bread. the un say one in our households is facing a catastrophic lack of food, because of renewed fighting and aid convoys being regularly blocked from reaching some areas. the health ministry, run by hamas, says the death toll in gaza has now passed 28000. and panic is growing in the southern city of rafah, where israel is planning a full—blown offensive. israeli air strikes are already targeting the city. the military says it

because abdul ezedi also has links to newcastle. cctv and speaking to witnesses as they desperately try to track down abdul ezedi. they have advise the public not to approach him but instead to dial 999. this lunchtime the victims of this attack, a 31—year—old mother and her two young children, are still being treated in hospital. the youngest of those two girls, a three—year—old, and her mother, police say may well have suffered life changing injuries.— life changing in'uries. charlie rose, thank _ life changing injuries. charlie rose, thank you. _ water companies across britain have forecast above—inflation rises for average household bills. from april, annual charges will increase by an average of 6% in england and by almost 9% in scotland. joining me now is our cost of living correspondent kevin peachey. what will this mean for people? it will mean that £27 more on the average annual bill for people in england and wales. £36 more if you are in scotland. but that's an average, so it very much depends on where you live. in fact th

charities had gotten involved, as it is believed that abdul ezedi was from afghanistan.again that they thank all the hundreds of members of the public who called with information during the hunt and that the public support for the investigation has been overwhelming. again, i want to bring you an update on that breaking news. detectives that have been leading the hunt for abdul ezedi, the man who was wanted for a brutal attack on a mother and her children which at the time was being described as an alkalide of some sort, his body has now been recovered, at least it is believed to have been recovered from the thames after a long search. as you

abdul, you clearly have got some very significant injuries. we have seen the images.had dozens of calls from the public with possible sightings of the suspect, but more than two days after the horrifying attack in south london, abdul shokoor ezedi is still on the run. graham satchell, bbc news. i spent our correspondent simon jones outside scotland yard and gave us this update. —— i spoke to our correspondent. us this update. -- i spoke to our correspondent.— us this update. -- i spoke to our correspondent. there has been no breakthrough _ correspondent. there has been no breakthrough in _ correspondent. there has been no breakthrough in this _ correspondent. there has been no breakthrough in this manhunt, - breakthrough in this manhunt, currently in its third day, so the question remains, where is he? we know the metropolitan police are involved in the search, officers on the ground also looking at cctv. northumbria police are also involved, as well as the british transport police, and otherforces in the uk are on a high state of alert. what we know is that police ha

abdul malik described this as a real victory. the anal leader also said that israel and this western bankers must realize that they cannot break the result of the emini people. he added that the targeting of israel boundships will continue until the regime stops this genocidal war and lifts the siege on gaza. he said that israel and its allies want to eliminate the palestinian calls all together, the yemen leaders said that israel, however has failed to achieve any of its objectives in gaza. now let's bring in our correspondent in yemen in the capital sana abdul latif al washali. abdul latif could have you with us, so tell us what's going on there both about the comments made by mr. al huthi and his latest speech to just... uh was delivered almost an hour or so ago and also the operations uh in the red sea. thank you so much. the leader of the ansarullah movement, sayid abdul malik al-huthi has made it clear that these operations in the rese and golf of aden will continue until the julucidal war in gaza stops. he accused the us o

abdul abdul adil abdul mahti was speaking an interview with iran's al alam news network. he said the iraqi government must take a clear position on this issue and set a date for the us to take his troops out of iraq. abdul mahdi said american forces were deployed to iraq based on the iraki government's decision and their withdrawal does not need. any decision by the un security council or the iraqi parliament, he added that americans entered iraq under the pretext of protecting iraqi people, but are now killing them. his remarks came after a recent us military drone attack which killed a senior commander of the kataib hisbollah resistance group. back in january, iraq's prime minister muhammad shia sudani said baghdad wants u.s that military forces to immediately leave due to the destabilizing effects. the pentagon however... has announced that it has no plans to withdraw his troops from iraq. thousands of yemenes have once again gathered in the yemeni capital santa. and other cities in support of palestine. press tv's abdul latif awashali reports. yemenes from all looks o

press tv's abdul latif al washali reports. yemen is from all works of life gathered in the capital sana and other cities to reaffirm their unwavering support for their palestinian brothers and the resistance forces, people from as far away as saudi arabia's nejran province joined the gathering and we the tribes and nobles of najran came here in response to the call by abdul malik al hufi to support the people of gaza, we declare from sun out that we are with and so in standing against. zinists and the americans who are committing genocide in gaza. all arabs and muslims must stand by gaza as it is a religious national and humanitarian duty. the position of the yemeni people is consistent with its leadership. they are all in one accord with palestine and with the access of resistance. it is necessary to act with one's heart and soul. people have come out today to express their position and steadfastness on. the protesters condemned the israeli aggression against rafah on the border of egypt and urged their armed forces to intens

where is abdul shokoor ezedi? he has serious injuries to his face. this isjust over an hour after a woman and two children were attacked on wednesday evening. police say abdul ezedi then took the tube to king's cross underground station where he was seen just before 8:00. he was next caught on camera at the tesco in caledonian road at 8:42, and then went on to king's cross underground station again at precisely 9.00. officers have now revealed the last confirmed sighting was at 9:30 when he came out of tower hill tube station. the met police is offering a reward of up to £20,000 for information leading to the arrest of abdul ezedi. 0fficers believe there are people who know where he is who are yet to come forward, and they are warning that anyone assisting him to evade capture will face arrest. five properties have been searched, including this one in newcastle, where mr ezedi was thought to be living. two empty containers with warnings on the labels were found. tests are ongoing to see if they held the substance

police say they are working around the clock to try and find abdul shokoor ezedi. was pictured at king's cross station in london on wednesday night. that's four days ago now. police will be anxious to try and find him as soon as possible. they are appealing to the public to try and help them find him. they say they've already received dozens of calls from the public with possible sightings reported but the last confirmed sighting is at king's cross station which is in north london, a few kilometres from where the attack happened in the south of london. the suspect, 35, has a very visible injury on the right of his face. what the police are saying is that if anyone does seek and they shouldn't approach him directly but instead call 999. the shouldn't approach him directly but instead call 999.— instead call 999. the us in the uk have carried _ instead call 999. the us in the uk have carried out _ instead call 999. the us in the uk have carried out fresh _ instead call 999. the us in the uk have carried out fresh strikes - instead call 999. the us in the uk have carr

abdul ezedi. asking why have the police still nicked this bloke? i'm still not nicked this bloke? i'm martin daubney on gb news as britain's news channel >> you're listening to gb news radio . radio. >> welcome back. it's 337. you're watching or listening to martin daubney on gb news later in the show, i'll discuss joe biden's last embarrassing gaffe after a major report branded him an elderly man with poor memory. now the hunt for britain's most wanted man chemical attack suspect abdul ezedi astonishingly , has entered now astonishingly, has entered now its 10th day. armed police searched two addresses in newcastle yesterday morning , newcastle yesterday morning, including the pizza shop where azadi used to work, but no arrests were made and the search continues for the 35 year old suspect was last seen near london's vauxhall bridge. moments after allegedly carrying out the attack. well gb news national reporter theo chikomba is outside new scotland yard for us. theo, ten days astonishingly , and

abdul karimi. he became the official representative of langrod in the parliament and did not tell anyone is this my family or is he a foreigner , should i raise this gentleman or drop that gentleman, no, his religion was good, he was strong, the responsibility that he considered a trust, all the honorable members of the parliament, the matter of representing the parliament is considered as a trust, a trust that was given to him from agricultural land, education , tea plantations and roads, he paid special attention to agricultural issues, because he was a farmer himself , the tamil factory did not take delivery , they returned it. let's collect the trajara standard, whatever they bring a tea factory. let's take these talks exactly four days before his testimony in the parliament. those statesmen, listen to the words of this sage, if you can and don't want to, wait for the day when you want to and can't. mr. seifullah abdul karimi with 71 other people on july 7, 2016 in the office of the islamic rep

abdul karimi became langrod's official representative in the parliament . he did not tell anyone if this is my family or if he is a foreigner . should i raise this gentleman and drop that gentleman ? no, his religion was good, he was strong , and he considered it a responsibility. the title of trust is considered to be a trust that was for him from agricultural lands to education of tea plantations and roads. in relation to agricultural issues, he paid special attention because he himself was a farmer. we used to bring the factory , we didn't take delivery, we returned it, we brought it to the free market, 5 kilos of abdul karmi, when he became a representative i ordered this prosperous tea to be collected in the province. whatever the tea factories bring, the farmers should be delivered to us. these talks were exactly four days before his martyrdom in the provincial assembly . listen to the words of this wise man, if you can or don't want to. wait for the day when you want to and can't. mr. seifullah abdul karimi was martyred along with 71 other people on

abdul karimi was a teacher and also taught arabic . he received his bachelor's degree in islamic philosophy and wisdom from the classes of professors such as mr. motahari and muftah, an honors student. being an excellent student and having a scholarship given by the government he didn't accept you because he didn't accept you , he didn't accept you. ferdowsi was in mashhad. the revolution was expelled from ferdowsi university of mashhad, even though they were in charge of a professorship. after the revolution, with the formation of the islamic revolution committee as the head of this institution in the city. negrod was selected and of course he resumed his classes in ferdowsi , mashhad. spending most of his time fighting grok it was distracting. it is the first years of the revolution and the islamic council is being formed. mr. seifullah abdulkarimi also became a candidate for the first parliament as a representative of langrot. this was his word. if he finds someone better than me. but the people considered him better and mr. abdul k

there was in 2016, when abdul shokoor ezedi travelled on a lorry from afghanistan to the uk.e was also put on a sex offenders register for ten years. later, he was granted asylum after two failed attempts. the search for abdul shokoor ezedi is now in its fourth day and, still, there has been no major breakthrough. the metropolitan police says it is committed to using every available tool and tactic for as long as it takes to find him. helena wilkinson, bbc news, at scotland yard. president biden appears to be on course for a big win in the first official democratic party primary ahead of november's us presidential election. so far, mr biden has — as expected — secured more than 90% of the ballots. he said he would make donald trump a loser again in november. more than a quarter of south carolina's population is black, and it was the state's black voters who helped to secure mr biden�*s bid for the democratic nomination in 2020 by handing him his first win. let's talk to brandon drenon — our digital reporter — who's written a piece on the bbc website, asking the question — are

abdul karimi became the official representative of langrod in the parliament . let's face it, no, his religion was good , he was strong, and everyone considered it a trust representatives. honorable majlis, the issue of representing the majlis has been considered as a trust, a trust that was for him from agricultural land to education, tea plantations and roads, in relation to agricultural issues, he has special attention because he himself is a farmer , we do not deliver tea to the factory. take delivery and return. listen to these words exactly four days before his martyrdom in the provincial assembly, o statesmen, with the words of this sage, if you can, wait for that day if you want. and we cannot kill mr. saifullah abdul karimi with 71 other people on the 7th of july 1360 in the office of the islamic republic party. receipt. he has a burden from today that will make you fall for a lifetime. various political and economic trends compete in the elections. the importance of elections in electing a strong parliament is the key. what is in the hands of the peopl

for many. years, the arabs had pinned their hopes on gamal abdul nasir, but perhaps most of all, the of a united arab nation was meaningless without the freedom of palestine. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation they... picked the focal point of attention of different religions in the region, a highly regarded place at the heart of this arabic, islamic setting. what would have happened if hizbullah had been vanquished? that's perhaps the most significant and upsetting question about the 2006 war. much has been said about the 2006 war, about its motives, the behind the scenes and the circumstances around it. the headlines and price tv: israel intensifies its deadly strikes on gaza's southern city of rafa, ahead of a planned ground assault in the city, where near... 1 and a half million palestinians have sought refuge. yemen fires missiles at an american vessel in the red sea, vowing to continue such operations until israel ends its genocide

unclear whether they were going there to protect alcots. or to say goodbye to it, in 1935, saudi king abdul aziz bin saud went to alkuds, the only thing that made this trip different was the presence of a palestinian with his camera, ibrahim hassan sarhan. saran made a 20 minute movie of the event and started the palestinian cinema. at that time sarahan and few other passionate filmmakers experienced making movies again, a cinema that has no trace today, except for the memories of the people and the notes printed in the newspapers back then. it looked like palestinian cinema was being shaped, but the storm of events that soon reached palestine shattered the dreams of the first generation of palestinian filmmakers. the situation in palestine worsened with the start of the second world. world war. the zints were moving jews from eastern europe and america to palestine in droves. by the end of the war, the jewish population had increased from 5% at the beginning of the 20th century to 30%. the increase in population coincided with the decline of britain, which had suffered huge loss in the hea

abdul karimi go to the parliament , he was a teacher and taught arabic. quran in the community , he said it was enough for us, he said the quran, prayers and books and these things did not leave the university for a year. in the field of islamic philosophy and wisdom from the classes of professors such as mr. motahari and moftah he got his bachelor's degree, being an excellent student and also being an excellent postgraduate student, the scholarship that the government gave to the nobles, you didn't accept him , he didn't accept it. of course he did. he organized secret and political meetings in rodsel, langrod and lahijan. in 1954, he became the faculty of ferdowsi university of mashhad. but there was a demonstration against the tyrannical regime in the city of behdeh. and he was one of the constant speakers of these gatherings and demonstrations. these positions caused him to leave the university before the revolution ferdowsi of mashhad with this. now that he was in charge of a professor's position, he was fired. after the revolution, with the formatio

thank you abdul latif and sundo salah welcome to the program. now uh sundo. before the us and uk got involved, there were over two dozen uh israely uh related now with their headed to occupied palestine or leaving from it that were targeted uh by yemini. armed forces, there were no fatalities, these were goods being intercepted and denied uh to go and dock in occupied palestine in support of gazans, but then the us gets involved, the uk gets involved, they kill 11 uh yemeneses on the small boats there in the red sea, then they also killed more yemenese when when they hit multiple cities uh about 10 days ago uh your thoughts on the fact that the us and uk have had a really heavy handed response, i mean they're willing to kill yemenese to... protect goods, but they're not willing to protect the women and children of gaza. yes, first of all, we have to remind everyone of us that this war has been launched since since the very beginning, has been supported and sponsored by biden and the us administration, and the us has given the green light for for