he was asked to confirm his name and he replied aine lesliejunior davis. any plea. and therefore, the case will now be sent up to crown court, the central criminal court, the old bailey, where aine davis will appear on the 2nd of september. he has been remanded in custody. in terms of him being in turkey, it is in that country where aine davis had served more than seven years in a turkish prison for being a member of isis. he had also been alleged to have been the forth member of the islamic state group that tortured and murdered western hostages in iraq and syria, something he had denied. but he has appeared here on those three charges in the uk, in westminster magistrates court. the chief magistrate remanded the 38—year—old in custody and he will next appear in custody and he will next appear in court at the old bailey on the 2nd of september. thank you. two people have died and a child has been seriously injured after five people were hit by a car in ramsgate yesterday evening. kent police said they were all members of the same family. a 30—year—old man

aine davis has always denied being the fourth member of the group that became known as the beatles, theostages, british and american hostages, in the so—called islamic state during its time in charge of parts of syria. before mohammed emwazi, the leader of the group, was killed by a drone strike, and before the two men were brought to justice in america, alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh, aine davis was arrested in turkey and put on trial in turkey for membership of a terrorist organisation, and has been in prison in turkey since 2015. that prison sentence has come to an end, still has british citizenship, and on arrival in the uk at luton airpot this evening, he was arrested by police from the metropolitan police's counter terrorism command. he has not been held on suspicion of murder or hostagetaking. he is held on suspicion of terrorist offences to do with fundraising and possession of articles for terrorist offences. he is in custody in a police station in south london but obviously it's a very notorious case. extensive damage shown at a russian airbase in the crimea. the saky b

aine davis is accused of being a member of an is cell dubbed "the beatles" because of their english accentss the details. he has always denied being the fourth member of the group that became known as the beatles, the englishman responsible for the englishman responsible for the beheading of hostages, edition american hostages, and the so—called islamic state during its time in charge of parts of syria.— during its time in charge of arts ofs ria. �* ., ., parts of syria. before mohammed and wiseleigh. — parts of syria. before mohammed and wiseleigh, the _ parts of syria. before mohammed and wiseleigh, the leader of - and wiseleigh, the leader of the group was killed by a drone strike and before the two men were brought to justice strike and before the two men were brought tojustice in america, aine davis was arrested in turkey and put on trial interactive membership of a terrorist organisation and has been in prison in turkey since 2015. that sentence has come to an end, he has been deported from turkey, still has british citizenship and on arrival in the uk this evening, he was arrested by

just to recap, aine davies is alleged to be the fourth member of this group., do not speculate in any way that could prejudice his trial. in any way that could pre'udice his trial. ,, . , , ., ,, trial. security correspondent frank gardner, thank _ trial. security correspondent frank gardner, thank you _ trial. security correspondent frank gardner, thank you very _ trial. security correspondent frank gardner, thank you very much - trial. security correspondent frank- gardner, thank you very much indeed. the chief inspector of constabulary has criticised the police's response to burglary, robbery and theft, calling it "unacceptable". andy cooke says forces in england and wales are in danger of losing the public�*s confidence. he warned most victims are not getting justice. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has the details. because of the — physically where the car was, they were able to creep down the side of the car without triggering the camera. on the 14th of february, stefan borson's car was stolen outside his london home. he was inside the hou

aine davis was charged _ what is the latest from there? uton airport last night. he was on his way back from turkey after being deported there and in court this morning, a relatively short hearing where it was heard he is facing three charges relating to alleged offences in 2013 and 2014. he is accused of asking for and receiving money for terror purposes, including requesting his wife to send him funds in syria and he is also accused of possessing a firearm after he was allegedly photographed holding one alongside militants in syria. he did not indicate which way he would plead to those three charges today. he has been remanded in custody, his case will be heard next at the old bailey next month. he has spent more than seven years in prison in turkey for being a member of isis and also it has been alleged he has been alleged to be the fourth member of the is gang that murdered and tortured western hostages in iraq and syria, which he has denied. as you mentioned, the terror cell was nicknamed the beatles because of the members' english acc

aine davis, who's 38, was arrested at luton airport yesterday.e about what happened. aine davis had been on his way back from turkey where he had been deported. the court heard today he is facing three charges. those allegations relate to 2013 and 2014. he is accused of asking for and receiving money for terrorist purposes including requesting his wife send funds to him in syria, and he is also accused of possessing a firearm. he didn't indicate how he would play today. he has been remanded in custody to appear at the old bailey next month and he has spent more than seven years in a prison in turkey for being a member of the islamic state group.— of the islamic state group. helena, thank you- — it's the opening day of the european championships in munich in germany. nine are sports involved — making it the biggest sporting event to be hosted in germany since the 1972 summer olympics. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is at the gymnastics, where the first medals will be won. nesta. good evening. from the gymnastics arena where you can probab

aine davis is accused of being a member of a cell within the terror organisation dubbed the beatles becauseh accents, which he denies. a beluga whale that got stuck in the river seine in france has died after a dramatic attempt to rescue it. experts used a net and a crane to hoist the mammal out of the water and into a truck, but it had to be euthanised after developing breathing difficulties. 1,000 firefighters have been mobilised in france to tackle a resurgence of wildfires in the southwest region of gironde. the blaze has spread faster than those that devastated the region in july. france, like the rest of europe, has been struggling this summer with successive heatwaves and its worst drought on record. turning to taiwan now, and china has vowed zero tolerance for "separatist activities" and reaffirmed that it would take the self—ruled island by force if necessary. china's taiwan affairs office issued a white paper laying out how it intends to claim the island through a range of economic measures and military pressure. meanwhile, the chinese military says its successfully completed oper

drone strike and before the two men were brought tojustice in were brought to justice in america, aine davised in turkey since 2015. the prison sentence has come to an end. he has been deported from turkey, he still has his british citizenship. on arrival at the uk at luton airport this evening, he was arrested by the counterterrorism command. he has not been held on suspicion of murder or hostagetaking, he has been held on suspicion of terrorist offences to do with fundraising and possession of articles for terrorist offences. he is still in custody in a police station in south london. but it is a very notorious case and one which will attract lots of attention. daniel sandford, our home affairs correspondent, thank you. seven men have been charged with multiple counts of rape against a group of women who were filming a music video in south africa. so far at least 130 men have been arrested, of which 61 appeared in court on wednesday. protesters from civil society groups and political parties have gathered outside the court and are demanding that the suspects be denied bail. the average wai

aine davis is accused of being a member of a cell within the terror organisation dubbed "the beatles"enies. america's top diplomat, antony blinken, has arrived in rwanda during his tour to promote democracy in africa. ahead of the visit, the us secretary of state, said that he was concerned by reports that rwanda is supporting rebel groups in eastern democratic republic of congo. donald trump has declined to answer questions under oath as part of an investigation into his family's business practices. the former us president described the inquiry by the new york attorney general, letitia james, as a "witch hunt". the former president's deposition comes just days after the fbi carried out an unprecedented search at his florida home as part of a separate investigation. 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes reports. staying ma'am the former president heads home without answering a single question. he had been forced to testify under oath as part of a long—running instigation into the trump family business. but donald trump exercised his right under us law to say nothing. how do you

aine davis was arrested yesterday at luton airport after being deported from turkey.d being part of the group. britain's chancellor nadhim zahawi says energy firms have agreed to work closely with the government to help people struggling to afford soaring energy bills. ministers, including outgoing pm borisjohnson, met with representatives of the electricity industry today. mrjohnson said any significant financial decisions would be a matter for his successor. accident and emergency departments in english hospitals had one of their worst months ever injuly, according to latest figures from nhs england. record numbers of patients waited more than 12 hours to be admitted. response times for ambulances dealing with emergency cases were also much longer than the target time. the us attorney general, merrick garland, has defended thejustice department's decision to seek a search warrant for donald trump's residence at mar—a—lago earlier this week. mr garland said he had personally approved the move, noting that upholding the rule of law meant applying the law evenly withou

aine davis has been remanded in police custody, after being arrested on arrival from turkey at lutonourt. it was here that he is facing three charges relating to alleged offences in 2013 and 2014. he is accused of asking for and receiving money for terrorist purposes including requesting his wife to send him funds in syria and he is also accused of possessing a firearm after he was allegedly photographed holding one alongside militants in syria. he did not indicate which way he would plead, to those three charges today, but he's been remanded in custody, his case will be heard next at the old bailey next month. he has spent more than seven years in prison in turkey for being a member of isis and also, it has been alleged he was the fourth member of the eis gang which murdered and tortured western hostages in iraq and syria. thank ou to hostages in iraq and syria. thank you to have _ hostages in iraq and syria. thank you to have enough _ hostages in iraq and syria. thank you to have enough for— hostages in iraq and syria. thank you to have enough for that. - hostages in iraq and syria

aine davis, 38, will appear at westminster magistrates later this morning.c, i'm sure, do not have that perception. the inspector said the police response everywhere could be improved by simple things, like reminding people not to tidy up after a crime, to preserve evidence. officers actually visiting the scenes of burglaries. and keeping victims updated on the outcomes of their cases. daniel sandford, bbc news. the era of cheap flights is over because of soaring fuel prices, according to the boss of ryanair. budget airline chief executive michael o'leary told the bbc that the years of buying a seat on a flight forjust £1 has gone, and average fares will rise over the next five years. those are the main story this morning. more sport and more details on the weather later. 8:20am. here is a lovely storv- _ this week on breakfast we've been following ed slater, the former rugby player who took on a gruelling 350—mile bike ride to raise awareness of motor neurone disease, following his recent diagnosis. last night — after three painful and emotional days — ed a

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