he was still adrian elms.ish. he taught here, at the saudi civil aviation authority, injeddah. in 2010, khalid masood was back in blighty, in luton, we believe, teaching english. he had two children at the time he was here, they appeared to be primary school children. he had a people carrier and would load his children into a people carrier with child seats. he was a portly gentleman, and frequently wearing tracksuit bottoms. and also would be wearing slip on moccasins, quite relaxed attire, i would say. always gardening. by last year, he popped up in london's east end. there had been searches there two. he moved to birmingham, most recently it seems in ladywood. before that, winson green. he would help me to jump—start my car. he was nice, a nice family. he would drop his kids at school. normal stuff. you would never think anything dodgy, of all of their neighbours on the road. last week, khalid masood returned south to the part of the country where adrian elms had grown up. he stayed here, in this room. he w

good adrian elms in kent, by the time he was at this boys‘ secondary school in tunbridge wells, he wasther got married. school friends remembered him asa married. school friends remembered him as a sporty pupil who liked to party, a very nice guy. adrian was a very nice lad, a fun guy, always laughing, alwaysjoking, very nice lad, a fun guy, always laughing, always joking, worked reasonably hard, good at sport, lady by reasonably hard, good at sport, lady rugby very well. just an own assuming guy. but khalid masood was soon developing a reputation for violence. in this sleepy sussex village where he lived in his 20s, at the local pub, he slashed a man in the face with a knife and was sent to jail. didn't have a very good reputation, definitely. i remember he was a bit of a troubled character, i think would be the way to describe it. a family friend said this was not the only time he turned violent. a chap was looking at him, andl violent. a chap was looking at him, and i were sitting at the pool table, and he took umbrage against him looking at him like he was, the landlord was looking

born adrian elms in kent, by the time he was at this boys‘ secondary school in tunbridge wells, he waso after his mother got married. school friends remembered him as a sporty pupil who liked to party, "a very nice guy". adrian was a very nice lad, a fun guy, always laughing, always joking, worked reasonably hard, good at sport, played rugby very well. just an unassuming guy. but masood was soon developing a reputation for violence. in this sleepy sussex village, where he lived in his 20s, at the local pub he slashed a man in the face with a knife and was sent to jail. didn't have a very good reputation, definitely. i remember he was a bit of a troubled character, i think would be the way to describe it. a family friend said this wasn't the only time he turned violent. a chap was looking at him, and i was sitting at the pool table, and he took umbrage against the landlord for looking at him like he was, the landlord was looking at him, and he flew over the bar, he got a glass, he was going to do him. khalid masood spent time in three prisons. around ten years ago, he worked in saudi ar

more details emerge of the man who carried out the killings. 52—year—old khalid masood was born adrian elms understood to have grown up in kent. his fourth victim is a 75—year—old man who has died in hospital. he has not yet been named. thousands gathered last night for a candlelit vigil in trafalgar square. an american tourist shares a photo with pc keith palmer, taken less than an hour before he was stabbed. pictures emerge of the moment security forces rushed the prime minister back to downing street as the attack unfolded on wednesday. this is westminster this morning, as the area around the houses of parliament continues to return to normal. we will have all the latest information, and an update from the police on their investigation, due shortly after 8:00am. good morning, it is friday 2a march. also this morning: a warning that bad behaviour in schools is not being taken seriously enough, from the man given the job of advising the government on the issue. could you have to work until you are 70? two separate reports for the government say millions may have to work longer to qualify f

it's now believed he was initially named adrian elms, suggesting he changed his name after convertingm. president trump has demanded that a vote be held on healthcare reforms to replace those of the obama administration, even though it's unclear whether they have enough support to be passed. after a day of intense negotiations in washington failed to produce a clear outcome, a vote is expected to take place on friday. the un estimates that 400,000 iraqi civilians are trapped in the old city of mosul as government forces try to capture it from islamic state militants. it says people are being forced to endure siege—like conditions. the city is split between is and iraqi army forces. 0ur middle east editorjeremy bowen and cameraman nick milard have been to the edge of the old city and sent this report. gunfire the rule of the jihadists who call themselves islamic state, has brought fire, destruction and death down on mosul, iraq's second city. this is where the fight is now concentrated, in the narrow alleys of the old city, too tightly packed for armoured vehicles. it's a classic urban

he grew up as adrian elms. he was known to the security services.roup which calls itself islamic state has claimed it was behind the attack. overnight and on thursday, police made eight arrests, five men and three women, in london and in the midlands city of birmingham. tributes have been paid to those who lost their lives. the three identified victims are aysha frade, us national kurt cochran, and police constable keith palmer. nearly 30 people are still in hospital, six of them critically ill. with the latest on the investigation, here's our special correspondent, lucy manning. with a car and a knife, he brought terror to parliament. he is khalid masood, a british—born attacker known to the police with a 20—year criminal record, although not for terrorism. the 52—year—old responsible for the murder of a policeman, a mother on her way to collect her children, a tourist, and a pensioner. today, on their knees, police slowly, meticulously, searching for evidence. on the same ground where one of their own layjust a day ago. as they searched outside pa

born adrian elms in kent, by the time he was a huntleys secondary school for boys in tunbridge wells,r his mother got married. school friends remembered him as a sporty pupil, who liked to party. adrian was a nice lad, a fun guy, always laughing, always joking. worked reasonably hard. good at sport. played rugby very well. just an unassuming guy. but masood was soon developing a reputation for violence. in the sleepy sussex village of northiam, where he lived in his 20s, at the local pub he slashed a man in the face with a knife and was sent to jail. he didn't have a very good reputation, definitely. i remember he was a bit of a troubled character, is probably the way to describe it. a family friend said this wasn't the only time aidy, as he was known in the village, turned violent. a chap was looking at aidy. i was just sitting at the pool table and i happened to look over and he took umbrage against the landlord for looking at him like he was, and he flew over the bar. luckily i was really close, because he got a glass, he was going to do him. he was likejekyll and bloody hyde. he s

middle—classjihadist, and it talks about how khalid masood, adrian elms, as he was born, grew up in kentrime. we all are what has happened this wednesday, just because you have been born in kent sussex does not make you and your class, i grew up in a village outside of tunbridge wells, he grew up outside of tunbridge wells, he grew up in tunbridge wells, the mail seems to imply that somebody in tunbridge wells, some of these pretty villages, have an automatically middle—class outlook and background. that is not necessarily the case, there are some very impoverished wards in tunbridge wells. i was there as a reporter. he was the son of a single parent. 50 yea rs was the son of a single parent. 50 years ago, at a time when being is ingle perrin was much more difficult. he went to a secondary modern in tunbridge wells, several new marriages in his family. —— when being a single parent was much more difficult. it moved around a lot, did not spend much time in any one place as a child. it is by no means been a stable or enjoyable childhood. bunny headline, but to state the fears. —— funny hea

the name on his birth certificate, adrian russell elms. he called himself adrian ajoa as well, taking his stepfather‘s name. by the early ‘90s, masood was living a seemingly middle—class life in the home counties with his then partner, jane harvey. the couple worked alongside each other in a rental property owned by the eastwood family. i didn't have a long conversation with him. it was apparent that the meeting that she was the leading person within the business and that he was more there to support her in the physical side of lifting and moving objects around. i met him 15 years ago. it seemed to me he was quite tall and physically well built. almost quite normal, in a way. he didn't seem aggressive or anything, until he obviously knifed our local landlord. one minute he's cool, the next minute he is violent, you know? he was likejekyll and bloody hyde. incredible fella. fred lawrence was with adie, as he called him, when, aged 36, masood slashed a landlord's face with a knife in a pub car park in east sussex. he drew his knife out, he w

it's now believed he was initially named adrian elms, suggesting he changed his name after convertinghcare reforms to replace those of the obama administration, even though it's unclear whether they have enough support to be passed. after a day of intense negotiations in washington failed to produce a clear outcome, a vote is expected to take place on friday. the un estimates that 400,000 iraqi civilians are trapped in the old city of mosul as government forces try to capture it from islamic state militants.

danny smith got into an argument with him in 2003, when masood was still called adrian elms.d a knife out, and he sort of flinched to see what my reaction would be. i didn't flinch. i just stood there. i thought, surely he ain't going to stab me for this. and then hejust... full—on punched me, stabbed me straight in the face. on wednesday, one week on from the attack, the westminster coroner will formally begin the inquests into the four people killed before adjourning them for further investigation. on thursday, she'll do the same for the man who murdered them, khalid masood. daniel sandford, bbc news, westminster. it's the start of a historic week for britain. on wednesday, theresa may will trigger the brexit process, but that hasn't stopped the political row between the prime minister, and the scottish government over another independence referendum. they met in glasgow today but apparently ended the talks as far apart as ever. mrs may says this is a time for the whole of the uk to be pulling together. our scotland editor sarah smith reports. theresa may knows this could b

detectives have released this photograph of 52—year—old khalid massoud, who it is now known was born adrian elmse was genuinely a nice guy. i was upset today to think he's turned the way he has. and upset to think what he's done to these poor families. 15 people are still in hospital — prince charles thanks staff as he visits some of the injured, including a 19—year—old student. we'll have the latest on the police investigation. also tonight... horn blares

this man, adrian helms, was from dartford in kent —— adrian elms, and also lived at various times inussex, and eastbourne in east sussex as well. we're told the same man appears to have been convicted ofa man appears to have been convicted of a knife crime in 2003 in eastbourne, and that day tallies with the met‘s information about previous convictions. the other issue as well here is, he was said to have been shot by the protection officer who was with the defence secretary, and that is another concern, isn't it? yes, it is a concern, because if he had not been there just by chance, because the defence secretary was going into parliament at that time, he could have got even further, and there could have been even more horror in parliament yesterday. they are now looking at beefing up security at parliament dates and all around there, and there are now people calling for police in sensitive locations to be armed, and a lot of people are agreeing with that at this time. a lot of people are saying there would be a kneejerk a lot of people are saying there would be a knee jerk reaction

was named as khalid masood, though within the last hour, it's been confirmed his birth name was adrian elmsorn in kent and was 52 years old. he had come to the attention of the intelligence services in the past. the islamic state group says it was behind the atrocity. there have been eight arrests so far, five men and three women, following raids overnight and today. tributes have been paid to those who lost their lives, including pc keith palmer. there are 20 people still in hospital, six are critically ill. police have announced tonight that a 75—year—old man has died. he was being treated at king's college hospital. for the latest on the police investigation, our special correspondent, lucy manning, reports from birmingham. with a car and a knife he brought terror to parliament. he is khalid masood, a british—born attacker known to the police with a 20—year criminal record, although not for terrorism. the 52—year—old responsible for the murder of a policeman, a mother on her way to collect her children, and a tourist. there was no prior intelligence of his intent or of the plot. intensiv

danny smith described how he met masood — known then as adrian elms. he seemed like a pretty decent fella. i had a few beers with them. a few days later, we fell out, and he tried his best to kill me. he pulled a knife, held it to my face. i thought surely, he's not going to hit me. but he hit me with the knife and he flinched to do it and i stood there, thinking, he's not going to do it. then all of a sudden, he hit me with a knife, straight through my face, through my nose, through my tongue, into my mouth. president trump has come out fighting after the bill to overturn barack 0bama's health reforms was withdrawn on friday, because of a lack of support within his own republican party. he's tweeted that "0bamaca re will explode". after the defeat, he said he will now switch his focus to tax reform. if you look at where the republicans are now, they control all of the major levers within washington and they still couldn't get this done. this tweet is to reassure his supporters. one of the things that was key about yesterday's drama, is that both the r

born adrian elms in kent, by the time he was at school in tunbridge wells he was known by another nameriggered such a brutal attack from a sporty schoolboy who liked to party? he was likejekyll and hyde. but, you know, i loved him. ijust wanted to give him a lift, sort of balance him up a bit. he developed a reputation for violence. he spent time in three prisons. last night, the saudi arabian embassy in london confirmed he had worked there as a teacher around ten years ago. by then, he had converted to islam. the police investigation into the attack on wednesday has been swift. it brought them to this hotel in brighton. khalid masood stayed here the night before he carried out his deadly attack which took the lives of four people. described as a nice guest, he said he was visiting friends. in manchester, a car was taken away by police. there were further raids and two people, both from birmingham, remain in custody. the police investigation will now focus on finding out if anyone helped khalid masood to carry out his attack and at what inspired him to commit mass murder. 0ur reporter

born adrian elms in kent, by the time he was at huntleys secondary school for boys in tunbridge wellst married. school friends remembered him as a sporty pupil, who liked to party. adrian was a nice lad, a fun guy, always laughing, always joking. worked reasonably hard. good at sport. played rugby very well. just an unassuming guy. but masood was soon developing a reputation for violence. in the sleepy sussex village of northiam, where he lived in his 20s, at the local pub he slashed a man in the face with a knife and was sent to jail. he didn't have a very good reputation, definitely. i remember he was a bit of a troubled character, i think is probably the way to describe it. a family friend said this wasn't the only time aidy, as he was known in the village, turned violent. a chap was looking at aidy. his mother now lives in a remote farmhouse in carmarthenshire, which detect searched yesterday. they have not been any contact with their son for well over 20 years. at the end of today, when it comes to terrorism, unfortunately nobody can be responsible for the actions their children.

it's understood that khalid masood was born under the name adrian elms.lso confirmed that a 75—year—old man, injured on westminster bridge, has died from his injuries. his identity has not yet been released. greg dawson has the latest. central london, salinity is thousands came together contribute to victims of wednesday ‘s attack. we wa nt to victims of wednesday ‘s attack. we want the world to know that we are free and we relish our freedom and we are proud to be british, we are proud to be londoners and we hope we are an open society who will welcome everybody here. a few hundred yards from westminster bridge, flowers are laid outside the headquarters of london's metropolitan police in memory of keith palmer, the officer stabbed to death trying to protect parliament. inside the building, detectives continue to piece together information about the man who carried out the attack. it is now understood khalid masood was born adrien elms. it is possible he changed his name after converting to islam. he is originally from kent but recently lived in birmingha

danny smith got into an argument with him in 2003, when masood was still called adrian elms.ife out, and he sort of flinched to see what my reaction would be. i didn't flinch. i just stood there. i thought, surely he ain't going to stab me for this. and then hejust... full—on punched me, stabbed me straight in the face. on wednesday, one week on from the attack, the westminster coroner will formally begin the inquests into the four people killed before adjourning them for further investigation. on thursday, she will do the same for the man who murdered them, khalid masood. detectives trying to work out when khalid masood was radicalised have ruled out for now his time in prison and they can't find any link with the extremist group during his time when he was living in luton. in fa ct, when he was living in luton. in fact, while he was clearly a very violent young man, he seems to have calmed down at around the time he converted to islam and it was only much more recently that he descended into a world ofjihad on terror. thank you very much. daniel sandford at new scotland yar

it has now emerged that he had changed his name, having grown up as adrian elms.nd on thursday police made eight arrests, five men and three women, both in london and in the midlands city of birmingham. tributes have been paid to those who lost their lives. the three identified victims are aysha frade, us national kurt cochran, and policeman keith palmer. the fourth victim who died of his injuries has not been named yet. there are more than 20 people still in hospital. six are critically ill. with the latest on the investigation, here is our special correspondent lucy manning. with a car and a knife, he brought terror to parliament. he is khalid masood, a british—born attacker known to the police, with a 20—year criminal record, although not for terrorism. the 52—year—old responsible for the murder of a policeman, a mother on her way to collect her children, a tourist, and a pensioner. today, on their knees, police slowly, meticulously searching for evidence on the same ground where one of their own lake, just a day ago. nearby, in parliament, the prime minister s

danny smith described how he met masood, known then as adrian elms in 2003.nt fellow. had a few beers with him. a few days later we fell out. he tried his best to kill me. can you tell us what he did? he pulled a knife, held it to my face and i thought surely he's not going to hit me, surely he's not going to hit me with a knife, and he sort of flinched it to do it and ijust stood there, thinking, he isn't going to do it, and all of a sudden, he hit me with a knife, straight from my face and then it went through my nose, through my tongue, into my mouth. joining me now from outside scotland yard is our news correspondent simonjones. simon, first of all, we have more information about the officer who died. , that he was waving a stab vest at the time she was attacked. that's right, we haven't had any on camera briefings from the police today but today they have issued two new statements. one is concerning the officer at the time of the attack. that tells us he was wearing attack. that tells us he was wearing a protective vest, which has been examined by a path

born adrian elms in kent, by the time he was at huntley's secondary school for boys in tunbridge wellsnown as adrian ajao. but what triggered such a brutal act from a once sporty schoolboy who liked to party? he was an incredible fella. but, you know, like i say, when i see him, i loved him. ijust wanted to give him a lift sort of and talk and balance him up a bit. he had developed a reputation for violence. masood spent time in three prisons. last night, the saudi arabian embassy in london confirmed he had worked there as a teacher around ten years ago. by then, he had converted to islam. the police investigation into wednesday's attack has been swift. it brought them to this hotel in brighton. masood stayed here the night before he carried out his deadly attack which took the lives of four people. described as a nice guest, he said he was visiting friends. in manchester, a car was taken away by police. there were further raids and two people, both from birmingham, remain in custody. the police investigation will now focus on finding out if anyone helped khalid masood to carry out his

born adrian elms in kent, by the time he was at this boys' secondary school in tunbridge wells, he washis mother got married. school friends remembered him as a sporty pupil who liked to party, "a very nice guy". adrian was a very nice lad, a fun guy, always laughing, always joking, worked reasonably hard, good at sport, played rugby very well. just an unassuming guy. but masood was soon developing a reputation for violence. in this sleepy sussex village, where he lived in his 20s, at the local pub he slashed a man in the face with a knife and was sent to jail. didn't have a very good reputation, definitely. i remember he was a bit of a troubled character, i think would be the way to describe it. a family friend said this wasn't the only time he turned violent. the chap was looking at him, and i wasjust sitting at the pool table, and he took umbrage against the landlord for looking at him like he was, and he flew over the bar, he got a glass, he was going to do him. khalid masood spent time in three prisons. around ten years ago, he worked in saudi arabia. it's not clear when he conver

born adrian elms, later became known as adrian russell ajao and converted to islam.but never convicted of any terrorist offences. the prime minister said yesterday that he had been on the radar of m15 yesterday that he had been on the radarof m15 and yesterday that he had been on the radar of m15 and security services, but was seen as a peripheral figure. that's the latest news from westminster. we can go back to the studio. british scientists say they have made a major breakthrough in the diagnosis and treatment of tuberculosis. using genome sequencing they are able to isolate different strains of tb much more quickly, which means patients have a greater chance of recovery. 0ur correspondent phil mackie reports. the x—ray on the left shows a healthy chest, on the right the latter stages of tuberculosis. 100 years ago recuperation meant rest and fresh air, then as technology advanced came more breakthroughs. archive: the latest scientific step towards the detection of tuberculous is x—ray photography. by the 1970's tb rates in the uk were at an all—time low but as dr

he was a british man, born adrian elms, who changed his name to khalid masood when he converted to islam. he had a history of violent crime. police are questioning eight people arrested on suspicion of terrorism, in london, birmingham, and west wales. the number of people killed has risen to four. a 75—year—old man, injured on westminster bridge, has had his life support switched off. two more of the dead have been named, local school employee aysha frade and american tourist kurt cochran. president trump has insisted congress must vote on his healthcare plans on friday, even though the bill may not have enough support in his own republican party to pass into law. his changes to obamacare will leave many more americans without insurance. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. after three years of fighting, 10,000 dead and hundreds of thousands displaced, is it time for ukraine's leaders to acknowledge they are in a war they cannot win? geopolitics, economics, and public sentiment don't seem to be working in kiev‘s favour. my guest was ukraine's prime minister

danny smith described how he met masood, known then as adrian elms, in 2003.stbourne, seemed like a pretty decent fellow, had a feud beers with him. they few days later, we fell out, he tried his best to kill me. he pulled a knife, held it in my face, and i thought, surely, he is not going to hit me, punch me, with the knife. he sought or flinch to do it, and i stood there thinking, he ain't going to do it. then all of a sudden, hit me with a knife. straight through my face me with a knife. straight through my fa ce we nt me with a knife. straight through my face went through my nose. through my face went through my nose. through m | face went through my nose. through my tongue! into my mouth. the metropolitan police have clarified that pc keith palmer was wearing a protective vest at the time of the fatal attack, which did not appear to have been damaged. earlier i spoke to our reporter simonjones who was at new scotland yard for more details. we haven't had any on camera briefings from police today but they haveissued briefings from police today but they hav

last week, khalid masood returned south to the part of the country where adrian elms had grown up.e stayed here, in this room. he was joking, smiling and friendly. he was a very friendly person when he came in. actually, the receptionist said that he was a lovely guest, she liked him. she put comments in the system. that he was a nice guest. and then the nice guest got into his car and drove to westminster bridge. john sweeney reporting there. well, as you heard, khalid masood spent time in three different prisons in his earlier. there has been a well—documented problem of islamist radicalisation within the prison system. last year, ian acheson wrote a report for the government on the issue and joins us now. thank you forjoining me this evening. there is a lot we don't know about khalid masood. yes. but it is very clear but we do know that he spent time in lewes prison, where you spent a short time as a governor there. and a couple of other prisons, weiland and ford, which you visited. can you give me an idea that when you visited them, how aware you would have been of the problem

he was born adrian russell elms. his mother's maiden name. he also used the name of his stepfather, ajao. his date of birth 1964, christmas day. he was entered onto the birth register in dartford, kent. when he hired the car he used for the attack, he gave his profession as a teacher. the bbc has confirmed he never worked as a qualified teacher in english state schools. his criminal record dates back to 1983. his first conviction for criminal damage. in 2000 he was jailed for two years after admitting attacking a man with a knife, and in 2003 he was convicted of possession of a knife. but he was never convicted of any terrorism offences and was not subject to any current investigations, as the prime minister set out in parliament yesterday. what i can confirm is that the man was british—born, and that some years ago he was once investigated by mi5 in relation to concerns about violent extremism. he was a peripheral figure. as well as in kent he lived in east sussex, in 2016 he was living in east london under the name

born adrian elms, he did time in multiple prisons. that's where he's thought to have converted to islam. investigators now pouring over 3,000 pieces of evidence interviewing 3500 witnesses and searching 11 properties. but that sweeping dragnet now narrowing. of the 11 arrested, only 2 remain in custody. as police ponder the crime, they're raising new questions about tactics. >> my team will work with parliamentary authorities to suggest if a different tone is necessary. >> reporter: more than 90% of british police remain unarmed, but they've doubled their armed presence in the capital. american tourists in london say they still feel safe. >> it wouldn't have made any different if more had been armed considering the man wasn't holding a gun either. and i feel completely safe knowing that they aren't armed right now. >> we just want to dedicate this set to kurt. >> reporter: for the american tourist who was killed, all that's left for family and friends in salt lake city is a legacy to remember. and as you can see here if downtown londo

danny smith described how he met masood — known then as adrian elms.pretty decent fellow. i had seemed that a pretty decent fellow. ihada seemed that a pretty decent fellow. i had a few beers with them. a few days later, we fell out, and he tried his best to kill me. he pulled a knife, held it to my face. i thought surely, he's not going to hit me. but he hit me with the knife and he flinched to do it and i stood there, thinking, he's not going to do it. then all of a sudden, he hit me with a knife, straight through my face, through my nose, through my tongue, into my mouth. among the victims, were a young romanian couple andrea and andrei, on a city break in london. andrea was knocked off westminster bridge into the thames when the attacker drove along the pavement. she is still seriously injured in a london hospital. our correspondent nick thorpe sent this report, from the couple's home town of constanta, on the romanian black sea coast. many romanians have strong connections to britain as a place to live, work or go on holiday. today there's also a

he was born adrian russell elms, the surname was his mother's maiden name. of his stepfather, ajao. his date of birth 1964, christmas day. he gave his profession as a teacher when he hired a car. he never worked aa when he hired a car. he never worked a a qualified teacher. his criminal record dates back to 1983. in 2,000 he was jailed for two years after admitting attacking a man with a knife and in tweef he was convicted of possession of a knife. but he was never convicted of any terrorism offences and was not subject to any current investigations as the prime minister set out in parliament yesterday. what i can confirm is that the man was british—born, and that the man was british—born, and that some years ago he was once investigated by m15 in relation to concerns about violent extremism. he was a peripheralfigure. concerns about violent extremism. he was a peripheral figure. as well as in kent he lived in east sussex, in 2016 he was living in east london under the name masood. it's not clear when he changed it. his most recent address was in birmingham.

he was convicted under the name adrian elms.halid masood. he returns to britain in about late 2009, lives in luton for a while and ends up in the west midlands. the centre of this please investigation having identified him is to try to work out if there is anybody out there who had any idea of what he was planning and on that subject we do hear that they have made what they call significant arrests overnight, one in the west midlands and one in the north—west. we understand that is a 35—year—old man who was arrested in manchester. the investigation is still moving quite fast and at this point the police don't know where it is going to lead them. thank you, daniel. the key question for the police is was khalid masood acting alone, or was khalid masood acting alone, or was he part of a wider conspiracy and did he have accomplices? let me show you that picture we have just received of him as a teenager, aged about 14, ina received of him as a teenager, aged about 14, in a school football team. khalid masood went on to become a man

he was born adrian russell elms.believed that at some point he became cad ralized after having spent time in jail. remember this is an individual who had a string of convictions going all the way back to 1983 and he was well known by the domestic surveillance network although he had been investigated for extremist activity in the past, violent extremist activity he was not part of the current security picture so he's going to try to figure out who he was in contact with. there's a lot of reports that he might have been in contact with somebody just before the attack. that at present is one of the lines of investigation that they'll be looking at here. >> live for us in london, thank you so much. >>> the pentagon is investigating reports that up to 300 civilians were killed in u.s. led air strikes in syria and iraq this month. the military coalition has been conducting strikes in an effort to drive out terror groups like isis. barbara star has more for us. >> one of the most widespread allegations that u.s. air strike

he was born adrian russell elms, the surname was his mother's maiden name.ristmas day. he was entered onto the birth register in dartford, kent. he gave his profession as a teacher when he hired a car. the bbc has confirmed he never worked as a qualified teacher in english state schools. his criminal record dates back to 1983. in 2000 he was jailed for two years after admitting attacking a man with a knife and in 2003 he was convicted of possession of a knife. but he was never convicted of any terrorism offences and was not subject to any current investigations as the prime minister set out in parliament yesterday. what i can confirm is that the man was british—born, and that some years ago he was once investigated by m15 in relation to concerns about violent extremism. he was a peripheral figure. as well as in kent he lived in east sussex, in 2016 he was living in east london under the name masood. it's not clear when he changed it. his most recent address was in birmingham. as more information comes to light, police hope this will help to establish connect

killed by officers.they say that 52-year-old khalid masood was born in britain with the name adrian russell elmsf aliases....a criminal record... but until now wasn't linked to any terror related incidents. investigators want to learn how masood became radicalized...and went on a rampagewednesday - killing four people. memorials continued today....with london's mayor among those who were leaving flowers to honor the victims.. we remain keen to hear from anyone who knew khalid massod well -- anybody who understands who his associates were, anyone who can provide information about the places he has recently visited. reports say that masood once lived in an expensive home with a long-term girlfriend and two daughters. some acquaintances say he became radicalized during a particular jail term.. (catherine) in london... thousands of extra police officers officers continue to patrol the streets....where people are being urged to continue with their normal routines.. grant and vicki? (pam) sacramento police have identified the suspect in a quadruple- homicide .. he was taken into custody yesterday in s