let's go to alder hey i once again. let's go to alder hey and rowan bridge, who is there.n update from the hospital, so take me through that.— me through that. that's right. alder hey hospital — me through that. that's right. alder hey hospital have _ me through that. that's right. alder hey hospital have updated - me through that. that's right. alder hey hospital have updated us, - me through that. that's right. alder hey hospital have updated us, to i hey hospital have updated us, to -ive hey hospital have updated us, to give us _ hey hospital have updated us, to give us an— hey hospital have updated us, to give us an idea of what they have been _ give us an idea of what they have been with— give us an idea of what they have been with over last couple of days. alder_ been with over last couple of days. alder hey— been with over last couple of days. alder hey state seven children brought— alder hey state seven children brought to the specialist children's trauma _ brought to the specialist children's trauma centre as a result of the heartbreaking events in southport for s

dave guest outside alder _ is truly shocking. dave guest outside alder hey _ is truly shocking.dren's hospital in liverpool which is where some of the injured children are being treated. as david said, if we do get any update on their condition, we will of course bring it to you here on bbc news. nine children are being treated, six of those are in a critical condition. also the two adults in a critical condition who are in various hospitals around the north west. of course, alder hey hospital is a centre of excellence for children's health, so no surprise that some of the seriously injured were taken there yesterday. let me just give you an idea of the scene here. this is the cordoned off area of hart street. there is tape at each end of the street. the media from around the street. the media from around the world is here, notjust from the uk but also from around the world. i have seen one broadcaster from australia here, so this incident is resonating around the world. this is the start of the summer holidays, and these events, these sort of dance events and other children's e

hey children's hospital. famous alder hey children's hosital. ,., . . famous alder hey children's hosital. ., hospital. the police have said there is no wider threat _ hospital. the police have said there is no wider threat to _ hospital. the police have said there is no wider threat to the _ hospital. the police have said there is no wider threat to the public - hospital. the police have said there is no wider threat to the public but. is no wider threat to the public but they deployed armed officers very quickly. they deployed armed officers very cuickl . ., , ., , ., ., quickly. how unusual is that? that is becoming _ quickly. how unusual is that? that is becoming increasingly _ quickly. how unusual is that? that is becoming increasingly common | quickly. how unusual is that? that - is becoming increasingly common when there are incidents involving knives so if you have the ability to deploy armed officers then you do. that's because armed officers will also be carrying tasers and it may be that response officers may not but also thatis response officers may not but also that is the au

and josh, children taking to alder hey - children taking to alder hey children's hospital, aintree universityus an idea of the geography and how far those ambulances have had to travel to try and get help for those patients. 50. and get help for those patients. so, formby and — and get help for those patients. sr formby and southport hospital and get help for those patients. s2 formby and southport hospital is the local hospital, the closest hit at the scene so we can imagine that perhaps the most urgent casualties were taken there first. alder hey children's hospital is about half an hour away but that fact people have been sent there does confirm worst fears around this that there are children involved. i will say there is has been a lot of spec elation around what has happened here on social media and we have heard in the last hour or so from the police and crime commissioner emily spurrell urging people not to speculate, spread rumours on social media, on whatsapp, on x, because they are trying to deal with the incident here. we don't know —— we do know armed police were present, the man

they were conveyed by emergency ambulance to alder hey— conveyed by emergency ambulance to alder heyntry university, southport formby and the general hospitals. i would _ formby and the general hospitals. i would like _ formby and the general hospitals. i would like to thank our staff who working — would like to thank our staff who working federally hard, caring for the victims and that was a devastating scene. i like to think i make _ devastating scene. i like to think i make the — devastating scene. i like to think i make the lights and emergency colleagues for all their support during — colleagues for all their support during this incident. and again we express— during this incident. and again we express our— during this incident. and again we express our deepest and theeze to the loved — express our deepest and theeze to the loved ones of those affected. no doubt _ the loved ones of those affected. no doubt this— the loved ones of those affected. no doubt this incident will have a lasting — doubt this incident will have a lasting impact on the whole community and our thoughts are

that included the alder hey hospital.dults are also in a critical condition after being injured during an incident. police say they were trying to protect the children. a 17—year—old boy has been arrested and is in custody. he was arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. a lot of people in the town this morning asking the question, why? the police are investigating what the motive could be. they haven't given any more details on that. all they have said is that the incident is not being treated as terror related but as you can imagine, it has been such a shock to the local community and people have been coming up and just standing here at the cod and in silence and saying a little prayer. a little earlier on, a man in a van drove up, wound down his window, and said, i just want to say a little prayer. the local priest is saying that it is really hard for the local community to come to terms with what has happened here in this quiet residential street in this seaside town of southport. it was of course an even

they're at alder hey hospital. | much. they're at alder hey hospital.eing officials from a football club arrive there at the scene to lay their tributes and that is still going on, we have been told that both officials and players from everton and liverpool, a fierce rivalry between the two clubs, but of course in a day like yesterday and today they are coming together so those club officials there at the scene. to lay their flowers there, their tributes and have a few moments of thought at that scene. it grows by the hour in terms of the number of flowers left there, we will return in the next little while but let's pick up and talk to peter williams is a former inspector with merseyside police and is a senior lecturer at the liverpool centre for advanced policing studies at liverpooljohn moores university. thank you so much for being here with us, the whole community as we saw is absolutely shell—shocked. in terms of what the police will be doing as we are talking, give me give me a clearer idea.— give me a clearer idea. good afternoon. — give me a cl

alder he . ~ �* , , ., , ., our correspondent is outside alder he. , ., hey.ock _ hey. we've been promised an update from about nine o'clock this - hey. we've been promised an update from about nine o'clock this morning | from about nine o'clock this morning and it did come injust about midday today which was the news that nobody wants to hear was that alice aguiar had died as a result of her injuries overnight and can confirm the details to the other children who are involved, we know that they are still five children and adults who are in critical condition, with not been given any more details about them, we do not know how old the children of sex they are, what the details of their injuries are and we know that one person who was certainly injured as a result of the attack was leanne lucas who was a tribute paid online for the efforts that she made when this happened but we've not been given any official data in terms of her condition at the moment, the children injured at the hospital, at alder hey hospital in liverpool and also manchester children's hosp

some of whom have been taken to alder hey children's hospital.ospital. that information just - children's hospital. that information just in - children's hospital. that information just in from | children's hospital. that. information just in from the children's hospital. that informationjust in from the north information just in from the north west ambulance service. eight patients have been treated at the scene so far and taken to hospitals, including alder hey children's hospital. of course, it is the school holidays and we can see from the picture and limit the number of people out on the streets and the fact that they were be lots of children around. exactly. almost all schools will have broken up last week and it will be the beginning of the holidays for many people so it wouldn't have been a quiet sleepy street as many are during school time. this will have been a busy streets just before midday on a summer's day. you can see the weather is beautiful there today. people are out in shorts and t—shirt, so when this horrible incident started,

dave i guessed at alder hey hospital -- guessed at alder hey hospital —— alder hay hospital.ay they are not looking for anyone else and at the moment there is no terrorism link to this horrific attack in southport yesterday. forthe horrific attack in southport yesterday. for the moment, horrific attack in southport yesterday. forthe moment, back horrific attack in southport yesterday. for the moment, back to you in the studio. the yesterday. for the moment, back to you in the studio.— you in the studio. the key, thank ou ve you in the studio. the key, thank you very much- _ you in the studio. the key, thank you very much. nicky _ you in the studio. the key, thank you very much. nicky will - you in the studio. the key, thank you very much. nicky will be - you in the studio. the key, thank- you very much. nicky will be keeping us up—to—date throughout the day and also on the live page on the website. all the very latest details will be posted there and following that five bus loads of sick and wounded palestinians are ready to leave gaza for medical treatment abroad. it would b

they are at alder hey but currently in a stable condition.ties, because there were eight children also stabbed. five, we were told, were in a critical condition but they were spread across three different hospitals and of course there were three adults as well and we wait for updates on them so that is the latest. we will have more from our correspondence on the ground here on that story in the next several hours. i want to squeeze in before we go to weather, when other important development in terms of the disturbances in venezuela because we are just hearing reported initially by the afp news agency that the venezuelan armed forces expressing absolute loyalty to the president but also a line suggesting that prosecutors are saying that nearly 750 people had been arrested after those disturbances overnight. we saw a tear gas used, was a rubber and not just caracas but demonstrations in very many different areas in venezuela but that figure of 749 people, that has been attributed to the state prosecutor, 749 arrests being made. you'll have the

you say when we now know there are children likely involved given that those patients were taken to alderey which is a major children's hospital, around 30 mitts away from here. you can see although the police have asked people to stay away to enable them to do theirjobs properly and to fully investigate and do what they need to do here at the scene, there are local people naturally wondering what has happened, concerned for their safety, concerned for the children's safety given what we know now around alder hey hospital but really here, what it feels like from this initial... i was at the scene about half an hour ago speak to locals, shock is the word i would use to describe what happened, it doesn't feel like the severity of this situation has yet sunk in and we don't yet have full, complete details. as the day goes on, there are likely to be more details, police, emergency services, local mps will be releasing a statement throughout the day. i wouldn't be surprised if there was some sort of press conference at some point given this has been declared a major incident. this has been dec

alder hey children's that.been taken to, is saying that people shouldn't bring their children now there unless it's deeply serious. i mean, that shows us sort of the level of severity of this incident. >> yes. and i mean, it's difficult to imagine what the motivation of anyone , stopping motivation of anyone, stopping anyone else as far as i'm concerned. but to stab children, multiple children is just, you know, a very difficult for anybody to comprehend. but in terms of a motivation, i remember covering because i'm old enough, the murders of school children in dunblane back in 1996, in which 16 school children and their teacher were shot to death by thomas hamilton . shot to death by thomas hamilton. and that wasn't terrorism that was a nasty, sad old individual who had a grudge, for whatever reason, in his twisted, psychology that made him go and end the lives of those very, very young children . so we just very young children. so we just don't know what the motivation for anyone that decides to embark on suc

alder hey is the world centre for paediatrics, it treats about 450,000 children each year.sterday, must have found it overwhelming. the fact these children had been in an accident or develop an illness, they had been stabbed, brutally in a place where they should have been safe attending a dance class in a summer school. dave guest, thank you. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford is in the village of banks, where a 17—year—old boy was arrested yesterday. daniel, what more do we know about the suspect? we are starting to build a picture of the 17—year—old who we actually think was arrested at the scene. neighbours say he left here at around 11.33 yesterday morning in a taxi at about 50 minutes before the attack started. for legal reasons, lots of things we cannot say, for example we cannot name him because it is unlawful to name somebody under 18 involved in criminal proceedings. but we can say he moved to southport as a young boy in about 2013. he had been born in cardiff and his parents had moved to the uk from rwanda. his brother, his older brother was also bor

people injured have been taken to three hospitals in merseyside. 0ne being the children's hospital alderch is a specialist in dealing with terrible incidents. the worst injured of the children were taken there. there was an air ambulance, they've got a doctor on board and were able to provide first aid before the children got to alder hey for treatment. we don't know about the condition of any of the injured yet and we hope we will find out soon. there will be a news conference and there will be representatives from merseyside police emma merseyside fire and rescue and northwest air berlin service will be there. it is a tragic start to a period of the school holidays where everyone just wants the kids around they are happy that the children are around. this is such an awful thing. this street in particular is a very family type of street. i was told by one neighbour that 90% of the people who live on the street are either parents or grandparents of the children coming to stay for them it's just the type of place for that we hear that there was a dance class going on around the corner, th

alder hey.ajor incident which is consistent as well with merseyside police as well with merseyside police as well as north west ambulance service. now, the latest that we're hearing from the scene. a report by the liverpool echo is that police have taped off a local housing estate, which is about 15 minutes from here, and they believe that this is connected to the incident that school close, old school close in banks, which is about 15 minutes away. and there's a cordon in place and the echo is reporting that that is related to the stabbing. now, there is lots of journalists here on the scene, as well as obviously lots of concerned members of the pubuc of concerned members of the public as well, because this is a harrowing and traumatising thing to happen in your local community. martin. >> and what makes it even more traumatising is this was at a day—care day—care centre, a taylor swift dance and yoga event at the former warehouse building believed to be the norwood business centre, which is of

some of the injured are being treated at liverpool's alder hey children's hospital.know? this is a truly horrific— what more do you know? this is a truly horrific incident, _ what more do you know? this is a truly horrific incident, right - what more do you know? this is a truly horrific incident, right at - truly horrific incident, right at the start of the summer holidays. what emergency services will have seen, heard and faced today will have been truly grim. i3 ambulances were sent. we know one child was airlifted to this hospital here. we don't know the ages of the children or the names of the children and we don't know the severity of their injuries and what condition the children are in at the moment. but what i can say is alder hey hospital is in the top 20 of the world's specialist paediatric hospitals and the children will be getting the best care they can get. the hospital declared a major incident and said they were working with other services. they have made a plea to parents not to bring children into emergency services, because they're very busy dealin

let's speak to our correspondent elaine dunkley, who is outside alder hey hospital.re the authorities there saying to you?— saying to you? this is a truly horrific incident _ saying to you? this is a truly horrific incident right - saying to you? this is a truly horrific incident right at - saying to you? this is a truly horrific incident right at the l saying to you? this is a truly - horrific incident right at the start of the school summer holidays. what emergency services will have seen, heard and dealt with today would have been truly grim. but we do know is 13 and blintzes were sent to that scene, wilson or there was an area —— we also know there were air ambulances. some will have been children. we don't know the names of the children, the conditions of the children. in stories as grim as this you have to hold onto what hope you can, and i can say is outer hazing the top 20 hospitals —— alder hey is. the strogen would be getting the absolute best specialist care that they can get. this hospital declared a major incident, it said it was working with other hospi

alder hey . >> yes. well. alder hey. >> yes. well.er hey. >> apologies for the, issues with the audio there, just to recap, that is now three children, all girls , all under children, all girls, all under the age of ten, confirmed dead in this horrific incident. and beyond that , five in critical beyond that, five in critical condition in hospital. >> it'sjust condition in hospital. >> it's just horrifying beyond words. i mean, it just defies expression. i can't imagine how well, how how the how those parents must be feeling and the community, i mean, of course, those children will be known by a lot of people there, people who would have sent their kids to the, you know, or could have even sent their children, to that same, taylor swift dance along, and just horrifying to think that children on their school holidays being, you know, sent , sent to, to enjoy sent, sent to, to enjoy themselves in this way , could be themselves in this way, could be attacked. it'sjust themselves in this way, could be attacked. it's just it's just absolut

that is dave guest, our correspondent outside alder hey children's hospital in liverpool.sad news that we have had in the last few minutes, that a third girl has died as a result of this mass stabbing incident in southport yesterday. she was a nine—year—old girl, who died in the early hours of the morning, having been taken to hospital. nine were taken to hospital. that nine—year—old girl has died, joining a six—year—old and seven—year—old who died at this event here in southport. it was a taylor swift themed music event as part of the summer holidays. of course, up and down the country parents will be dropping their children off at similar events during the summer holidays. this one has taken place in a very quiet street here in southport. we understand 25 children were involved in this event, not only dancing to taylor swift of music, there was yoga and they were making bracelets. there have been four or —— floral tributes laid at the scene here by local people. my colleague was saying that someone from liverpool camejust colleague was saying that someone from liverpool

the injured were taken to a number of hospitals, including alder hey children's hospital in liverpool units. tonight, king charles sent his "most heartfelt condolences" to the families of those caught up in the attack, while the prime minister said "the whole country is deeply shocked". judith moritz has tonight's first report, and you may find some of the details upsetting. a sunny day in the school holidays, and children who had been dancing moments earlier are lying on the street. where there had been in music, there was now the sound of screaming. paramedics and police raced to them, local people too, including an off duty nurse. i checked on my girls and ijust ran to the crowd because you put your nhs head on, don't you? and the mother there, nhs head on, don't you? and the motherthere, i nhs head on, don't you? and the mother there, i was consoling, the look on her face, mother there, i was consoling, the look on herface, because mother there, i was consoling, the look on her face, because she mother there, i was consoling, the look on herface, because she knew something had hap

specialist medical teams like those at the famous alder hey hospital continue to try to save as many and more flowers as the day goes on, one with a pal saying: we cling to future hope so desperately needed here now. i have to say, one very poignant moment about 90 minutes ago where members of the local fire brigade turned up and they were some of the first people on the scene because their station is not very far from here and they laid some flowers behind me and then walked away and you could see that they were visibly upset, some of them, because some of those were the people who were first on the scene here yesterday and we've heard locals describe the scene is like something out of a horror movie, they heard screams and the paramedics were trying to treat those young children on the ground, some of those were in tears, very, very traumatic time for all the emergency services that attended this scene yesterday. my colleague lauren moss is with me and has been here all day with me like i have. the terribly sad news we had a couple of hours ago that a nine—year—old girl died during

one of those alder hey children's hospital nearby has declared a major incident. people have been urged not to use it unless it's absolutely necessary . meanwhile, absolutely necessary. meanwhile, merseyside police have said the 17 year old suspect from banks, which is a small village town north—east of southport in the same county of lancashire, and they're also saying it's not being treated as terror related. the home secretary has reacted to today's events on merseyside and she has expressed her deep concern. >> all of our thoughts will be with the family and loved ones of those who are affected. i have been in contact with the merseyside police and crime commissioner and the merseyside mayor to convey my support to the police and our thanks to the police and emergency services for their swift and courageous response. the response to this awful incident is currently unfolding and the house and the pubuc unfolding and the house and the public will be updated in due course . course. >> well, in other news today, huw edwards, the former bbc presenter, has been cha

some of the children are at alder hey hospital which is a specialist world leading hospital?ch is a specialist world leading hosital? , ,, , hospital? yes, it is a specialist centre and _ hospital? yes, it is a specialist centre and it _ hospital? yes, it is a specialist centre and it being _ hospital? yes, it is a specialist centre and it being fairly - hospital? yes, it is a specialist centre and it being fairly close| hospital? yes, it is a specialist l centre and it being fairly close to here and children being treated there is a sign of how serious it is, and also further afield. brute there is a sign of how serious it is, and also further afield. we can 'ust see is, and also further afield. we can just see yvette — is, and also further afield. we can just see yvette cooper _ is, and also further afield. we can just see yvette cooper the - is, and also further afield. we can just see yvette cooper the home l just see yvette cooper the home secretary has arrived. she is standing outside the blue anchor pub. she is holding a bunch of flowers in her hand. the home secretary

six children are in hospital and alder hey hospital and two adults. laying a wreath there. i think thatis laying a wreath there. i think that is the chief constable also of , the merseyside . of, the merseyside. >> merseyside there. >> merseyside there. >> she's laying a wreath too. i'm sure the home secretary, yvette cooper, will be saying something not long in the job, is she yvette cooper? and this is she yvette cooper? and this is the brutal reality. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> policing and government. >> policing and government. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> as we know, there were 25 little girls. i presume there were mainly little girls, i think in this dance, taylor swift themed dance and yoga workshop. one of the organisers, leanne lucas , who's 35, she's leanne lucas, who's 35, she's fighting for her life at the moment in hospital. this is the latest news we have about this. she has another teacher with her. she did. heidi barlow was her. she did. heidi barlow was her name. she's 35 and she between them. these two ladies. heidi is

although he studied at uc alders university but he was brought up in the school of hossein, peace bem. when from the hussainiyah, which was established with the efforts of london's shia youth . as he speaks, the light shines in his eyes. he is the servant of hossein's guests. when i was going through my pre-university course, we were constantly discussing with professors and students about the proofs of god. then, when i went to university, i became a member of the university islamic association. although the islamic association. the university was actually managed by the sunni brothers, but i also worked closely with them and was like one of them until the management of the association took over. wahhabiun fell. after that, we thought that we should introduce shia islam and show everyone that our way of thinking is different from these wahhabis and the way and custom of violence. this was the starting point. because of that, groups called ahl al-bayt islamic associations were launched throughout the english university. many of the current members of our group are former members of a

and helimed to alder hey hospital, royal manchester children's hospital, along with aintree university, southport, formby and ormskirk general hospitals . i would like to formby and ormskirk general hospitals. i would like to thank our staff who worked incredibly hard caring for the victims in what was a devastating scene . what was a devastating scene. i'd also like to thank our blue lights and emergency colleagues from the nhs for nhs for all their support during this incident, and again, we'd like to express our deepest sympathies to the loved ones of those affected. no doubt this incident will have a lasting impact on the whole community, and our thoughts are very much with them at this difficult time. >> vaughan gething chief fire officer for merseyside fire and rescue service and my colleagues, i would like to pass on my thoughts and those of my service to the family , friends service to the family, friends and loved ones of everyone affected by this horrific incident. this is not something that anyone should have to come to terms with in relation to the incident itself . my fire

among the hospitals they said was among the hospitals they had taken casualties to is the world famous aldern's hospital in liverpool so we know a number of people injured in this incident were in fact children. we've not heard anything about fatalities at this stage but we believe there are likely to be fatalities. �* believe there are likely to be fatalities.— believe there are likely to be fatalities. �* ,., , fatalities. and there were reports on the scene _ fatalities. and there were reports on the scene from _ fatalities. and there were reports on the scene from eyewitnesses. fatalities. and there were reports . on the scene from eyewitnesses who talked about the number of children and we know a total figure of eight but any other detail than that? that's right. the ambulance service at the time put out their statement which will have been up—to—date with eight people treated at the scene but we don't know is whether that number has gone up and there is no official fatality number has gone up and there is no officialfatality figure number has gone up and there is no official fatality f

alder hey children's hospital declared a major incident and asked people to avoid using a&e. police are now saying the 17 year old boy that's been arrested is from banks just north of southport and is originally from cardiff. there are media reports tonight in the telegraph newspaper saying that the suspect moved to the southport area with his rwandan parents when he was six. police are saying the incident is not being treated as terror related . being treated as terror related. however, counter—terrorism police north west have offered their support to merseyside police as the full circumstances of what has happened are being established. merseyside police chief constable serena kennedy spoke this afternoon about the bravery of some of the adults involved in the horrific incident. >> two adults are also in a critical condition after being injured during the incident. a 17 year old male from banks in lancashire, who is originally from cardiff, has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder and has been taken to a police station where he will be interviewed by de

one of those, alder hey , declared those, alder hey, declared a critical declared a major incident thats hospital. they were warning parents of other sick children not to bring them to the hospital unless there was an emergency. that's the severity of what happened here in this part of merseyside . but what part of merseyside. but what we've heard as well tonight from merseyside police is that a 17 year old male from the nearby village of banks has been arrested. he is originally from cardiff. police. at this point detectives have been interviewing him , trying to interviewing him, trying to establish what his motive might be. that remains unclear, but what police say they are , they what police say they are, they think is pretty clear, is that this is not terror related. they say that they do not think that this has anything to do with terrorism. they also say that they're not looking for anybody else and that there is no wider threat to the public. we've been hearing, as well as from the prime minister and home secretary from the king, who said that he and his wife, the queen, are pro

it is raising money for alder hey children's hospital where we were talking to dave because some of thoseitically injured in terms of the children are being treated there are so £100,000 raised already by the taylor swift fans because it was a taylor swift themed dance event that was going on here. and i think at the saying at the moment is still that question of why and that is what the community is struggling to understand of course the police at the moment cannot give details but everyone we have spoken to, as well as being in shock and now, just want to know why it happened here on a quiet street in a seaside town in the north—west and that is what they would like the answer to but of course, as we know, when it comes to incidents like this, we are not going to get an answer quickly. this could take weeks, months, maybe years and definitely the people living here in the street and in the local community once the media attention has gone are still going to be living for years to come with the fact that there was a multiple stabbing at an event that was designed as a summer holiday even

we'll hear from our correspodnents live in southport — and outside alder hey children's hospital.ver. critics say the vote was rigged. a series of devastating landslides in southern india kills more than 90 people, officials warn many more victims are trapped. and pollution in the seine forces the olympic organisers to postpone the men's triathlon — just hours before it was due to begin. hello. police have confirmed that a third girl has died from her injuries — after the multiple stabbings in southport in the north west of england. the attack, on a summer—holiday dance workshop, has also left five the first picture of the nine—year—old girl has been released, this is a lease, she is the daughter of portuguese parents. this is the first image, the heartbreaking image, and has been released in the last few moments. the attack, on a summer—holiday dance workshop, has also left five

.— our reporter dave guest is outside alder hey children's hospital. being treated there? good morning. we know this morning six children remain in a critical condition, as do two adults. those adults apparently trying to protect the children when that person started stabbing people at random yesterday. the building behind me is used to seeing trauma. staff here deal with trauma daily. but even experienced staff i suspect here were shocked by what they faced. the children they were seeing had not been involved in a terrible accident, had developed a life changing illness. these were children who had gone to a summer dance school and were due home by lunchtime but did not make it because just before the class ended, someone started attacking people with a knife at random, leaving nine children injured, two children dead and two adults injured. we have six children in a critical condition and some being treated here and some at other hospitals in the north—west, as are the adults. for the parents involved, there are so many questions. why did it happen t

jamal alder, the father of muhammad, the 12-year-old boy, famously killed in september 2000 by israeli regime forces in gaza, has spoken how imam hussein alayhi. اسعه وهو سيد الشهداء في الجنه خلال احتلال فلسطين الى يومنا هذا 75 عام وما زال الاحتلال موجوده على ارضنا الفلسطينيه ما زالت يوميا تتجدد دماء الحسين يوميا على ارض فلسطين دماء الحسين كانت في كربلاء في العراق وما زالت دماء الحسين من ابناء فلسطين تنزف يوميا ولن يتوقف نزيف القتل الى هذا الان اي قضيه. since october the 7th, we have also seen reports of senior gazen leaders making reference to karbala with gazan hamas leader yahya sinwar reportedly making a direct comparison between the two. we have to move forward on the same path we started or let it be new. and in january commander abu hamza gave a speech using the same words imam hussein's sister zainab did when she addressed yazid thead of the corrupt empire. dispelling the notions that the people of palestine are sectarian or that they have abandoned the path of truth that is encapsulated in the struggle of come to you believe from what make of those say that we shouldn't compar

jamal alder, the father of muhammad, the 12-year-old boy, famously killed in september 2000 by israeli regime forces. in gaza has spoken about how imam hussein alah has inspired his people's struggle for freedom. الدفاع عن الحق رحمه الله عليه رحمه واسعه وهو سيد الشهداء في الجنه خلال احتلال فلسطين الى يومنا هذا 75 عام وما زال الاحتلال موجود على ارضنا الفلسطينيه ما زالت يوميا تتجدد دماء الحسين يوميا على ارض فلسطين دماء الحسن كانت في كربلاء في العراق وما زالت دماء الحسين من ابناء فلسطين direct comparison between the two, we have to move forward on the same path we started or let it be new karbala, and in january sarah quds commander abu hamza gave a speech using the same words imam hussein's sister sayab did when she addressed yazid, the tyrant head of the corrupt empire. dispelling the notions that the people of palestine are secarian or that they have abandoned the path of truth that is encapsulated in the struggle of imam hussein salam brother karim come to you do you believe the scenes that we're witnessing? same dynamics as those, and what do you make of those who say that we shouldn

already set up a go fun to meet page which has raised over £20,000 already for the victims and for the alderlass, i think that is what has resonated. ijust want to show you the amount of media that are here at the moment. these aren't just film crews from the uk, they are from all over the world, as far away as australia. you can see more families are turning up and laying flowers here at the scene. this has been happening all day. there are family with a little baby laying those flowers down in amongst the rest of the flowers that are here. you can also see, we are on the corner of a street where the corners of hart street and another street, you can see on top of the road sign there are cuddly toys. we seen a number of those left by members of the public as they have come here. some have walked away in tears. 0thers some have walked away in tears. others have just stood some have walked away in tears. 0thers havejust stood here. a man earlier came up, stood behind me and stood in silence in prayer, and a gentleman earlier in the day turned up gentleman earlier in the day turned up in his v

now, we haven't had a confirmation from the trust that runs alder hey.her any of those five critical children are being treated in this hospital specifically because of the protections around identity. and as this story progresses , it's as this story progresses, it's just the way that it has to go. keeping the information as sealed as tightly as possible. but we are waiting for a confirmation. in a statement from the trust that runs alder hey as to exactly what is happening and what the condition of those remaining children is right now, we've heard from the home secretary who visited heart street, where this horrific attack happened, who today said that it attack happened, who today said thatitis attack happened, who today said that it is unimaginable what has happened. and we know from what sophie reaper, our north west reporter , was just interviewing reporter, was just interviewing about that. the community is reeling. the community is in pain. there is such a big response of heartfelt condolences from the community there and the wider public, as we

some of the injured were taken to alder hey children's hospital which is the specialist children's hospitalal in this area and that is not the nearest children's hospital either and so they were very seriously injured and have been taken for treatment there. the air ambulance came as well to ferry those that were injured to hospital as well and because there is doctors on board that, they were able to treat some of those injured. the first emergency service was provided here by the fire service and they provided both first aid and also got those inside out to safety as well. now, our colleagues at bbc radio 5 live have been speaking to a man called colin parry, he says he works on this street and he saw a man in a facemask refusing to pay a taxi driver before fleeing the scene stop a few moments later, he got a call from one of the other employees in the shop and said something that had happened there and he had to come immediately. he said he saw children who had been injured, called the police and told them to get him now. from that point onwards at 11:50am, this lunchtime, there has been

charlie lawrence from alder, colorado won the top prize and two san francisco's rounded out the top three them were our very own. congratulations to the team and by the way, this was just the start of the day for jessica. after the race she headed over to stern grove to host her live broadcast on our sister station, and that's probably why she is sleeping in this morning. >> it was a packed show, and also sort of a cozy grove because of the fog. >> that was a musical duo taking the stage and there are still a few more stern grove concerts left this summer. you can watch the festival live on our sister station, pix+. why do you do it? you ignore the signs, and the flashing lights. my mom is out there. that's my dad in that truck. slow down. how would you feel if that was your dad? be alert. be work-zone alert [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪

. >> this fire near los gatos creek in the alder croft heights area, put up a lot of smoke, but it burnedjust one acre, so it was not a big deal. firefighters are making progress. no buildings are threatened. evacuation warnings were issued, but later lifted. firefighters are making progress on a fire burning along the altamont pass. it is 80% contained tonight. it has burned nearly 400 acres. the flames were reported just before 10:00 last night near north flynn road, just outside of livermore. cal fire says the cause is still under investigation, but the firefight is going pretty well. but the initial report from chp indicates a car caught fire on westbound 580, and the flames spread to the dry grass. our other breaking news is with the park fire. it is just enormous, burning more than 230,000 acres, making it the 14th largest wildfire in california state history. the flames have destroyed well over 100 buildings, some of them homes. it started northeast of chico in butte county and has spread into tehama county as well. abc seven news reporter tim johns is here. he spoke with several b

i'm outside alder hey hospital where sadly that nine—year—old girl lost her fight for life this morningurder is 17 years old. he was born in cardiff and his parents had moved to the uk from rwanda. also on the programme: the chancellor has defended her decision to scrap winter fuel payments for around ten million pensioners. and sewage in the seine delays the men's 0lympic triathlon in paris. and coming up on bbc news... england men's white ball head coach, matthew mott, has stepped down following england's exit at the semi—finals of the world cup.

where just like last year, carlos alder ref awaits.ending champion wanted his match against tommy to be done before spain kicked off their football tommy to be done before spain kicked off theirfootball game. he tommy to be done before spain kicked off their football game. he got his wish, but the american who won the grass court title at queen �*s coming into these championships held him up by winning the first set. the defending champion was too good thereafter, reeling off the next three to reach the last four again. in the women's draw, new zealand qualify, the magical run is over. the world number one playing at her first grand slam took the first set, the croatian study there after though. injuries newly forced her out of the sport, her resilience showed this time as she one in three to reach herfirst grand slam semifinal. there she will eat jazmine paolini, who summered to remember continues. the french open finalist is now a wimbledon semifinalist after an outstanding win over america's navarro in less than an hour. at 28, she'

served in the battle of the bulge, in the rhineland central europe and pains, meeting russians at the alderprisoners tried in the second nuremberg trial. he has served in the military for 35 years, including tours in korea and vietnam, that was before retiring from his role as chief of staff of the military district in washington. [applause] with us in spirit are all of our world war ii veterans, including our dear friend the late hermann site check, who landed -- syche k, who landed on d-day. we are grateful to have his family with us, along with all of our veterans. please, remain seated while we prepare for the visual wreathlaying at the freedom wall. -- official wreathlaying at the freedom wall. ♪ ♪ [brass band playing] ♪ ♪ [brass band] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> representing the united states of america. goldstar daughter. world war ii veteran sir james baron. [applause] representing the national park service. world war ii veteran colonel frank in accompanied by the national park memorial superintendent mr. jeff rainbow. [applause] representing friends of the national world war ii memoria

bring home to you what this means and the fact that her fans have already raised over £100,000 for alderng from our corresponding there a little earlier. that money going to them to support the families of those who have been injured and died here. and as you mentioned, more tributes coming. we have had everton football club at the moment from the earlier also came when some firefighters lady tribute. and you could see, as they walked away, some them are really visibly shocked and emotional. and she found out after that they had gone. they were some of the first people on the scene yesterday and their fire station is not far from here and they were the ones who turned up here and started providing first aid to the children who had been attacked before the paramedics and the police got here because they were around the corner and of course, firefighters trained in first aid and they were offering as much help as they could possibly do but we have seen pictures from yesterday. some really horrific pictures where paramedics were trying to treat those children in the street and we have heard

. >> this fire near los gatos creek in the alder croft heights area, put up a lot of smoke, but it burnedjust one acre, so it was not a big deal. firefighters are making progress. no buildings are threatened. evacuation warnings were issued, but later lifted. firefighters are making progress on a fire burning along the altamont pass. it is 80% contained tonight. it has burned nearly 400 acres. the flames were reported just before 10:00 last night near north flynn road, just outside of livermore. cal fire says the cause is still under investigation, but the firefight is going pretty well. but the initial report from chp indicates a car caught fire on westbound 580, and the flames spread to the dry grass. our other breaking news is with the park fire. it is just enormous, burning more than 230,000 acres, making it the 14th largest wildfire in california state history. the flames have destroyed well over 100 buildings, some of them homes. it started northeast of chico in butte county and has spread into tehama county as well. abc seven news reporter tim johns is here. he spoke with several b

fastest when they're in the demographic window, which means they have very few children, and very few alder people, and they have a lot of people in their peak working years. when you get out of that, the economy and that nation tends to slow. so, that will be a bigger problem, not just in western europe, but especially in asia, which has really powered to the global economy. the u.s. has a slowing birthrate as well, but as an immigrant society, we sort of have an ability to attract new talent, and other societies don't necessarily have that kind of orientation towards immigration. so, societies like america and brazil, who have been immigration-driven, may have the ability to stay younger, relative to the rest of the world if they play their immigration cards correctly. that brings us to the third big trend, which is graying asia. most nations are aging rapidly. the pacific rim has been the world's economic engine, but that engine is going to slow. it is not just, for example, japan. so, most of you are thinking, japan, we think about asia and aging, but south korea is aging just as rapidl

witnesses said that children were amongst the numbers hurt and also some had been taking to the alders hospital. we will have more developments on the developing story throughout the evening here on bbc news. let's return to the statement on spending cuts that the chancellor outlined today. she said that having got into office it was clear to her that the outgoing previous conservative government had on funded spending commitments to the tune of billion pounds this year. 22 billion. we've heard from the budget of possibility saying they're going to review the basis on which the budget by the conservative government in march was made. but speak to pauljohnson from fiscal studies to get the reaction of what rachel reeves is on today, which included scrapping commitments or certain infrastructure projects thank you forjoining us on bbc news. it was widely flagged, but what came as a surprise to you? i think the scale of the extent to which the previous government made announcements and policies without funding them was something of a surprise. although it's very difficult with these capi

russian railroads companies says a train traveling from cars on alder collided with a cargo truck. on the tracks after the signal of an approaching train was given and more than 800 people were traveling on the train and 140 of them were injured after 9 carriages derailed. russian investigators opened a criminal probe on possible violation of traffic safety rules and operation of railway transport. >> kron 4 is your election headquarters on the campaign trail. you've probably heard about something called project 2025. both former president trump and vice president harris. >> have attacked the 180 page. self-described presidential transition project by the heritage foundation. but trump's vice presidential nominee, jd vance is a very different connection to the project news nation's stephanie haines has the details for us. >> project 2025 the 922 page, self-described presidential transition project drafted by the heritage foundation outlines its for real policy recommendations as securing the border, unleashing american energy, improving education. andy weaponizing the federal gover