remain in place. to attend the hearing. to murdering six—year—old bebe king, and nine—year—old alice da silva aguiarce class lastjuly. this is bbc news. at a school in sheffield. he's the fourth teenager in the uk to be fatally stabbed this year. 0ur correspondent jessica lane reports. a candle burns — next to messages and flowers left it was shortly after midday yesterday when police and paramedics rushed to the school after reports of a stabbing. happened inside. our thoughts are with the family of the boy, efforts of the ambulance service, he sadly died a short time later. prime minister keir starmer said his thoughts are and so my first thoughts, as prime minister and as a father, are with the family. police have had to come out to this school. a small number of students, and that is all adding pressure lots of questions and a lot of pressure right now on the government about knife crime. questions need to be answered. but also in their schools. nobody wants this or expects it. here in the local area. down, they've been bringing flowers, leaving messages. football shirt down as well. by what hap

alice da silva aguiar was also one of three young girls to lose their life.nd breaking news from the sporting world tonight. plymouth have stunned premier league leaders liverpool, knocking them out of the fa cup in a famous one nil victory at home park. ryan hardy's 53rd minute penalty sealed their first win over liverpool since 1956, leaving fansin liverpool since 1956, leaving fans in disbelief and the visitors hopes of a quadruple in ruins. it's only the fourth time in fa cup history a team outside the top division has knocked out the top division has knocked out the league leaders. liverpool had made ten changes, fielding a very young bench and sadly paid the price. congratulations to plymouth. those are the latest headlines. i'll be back with you in an hour. now though, it's over to camilla. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome to the camilla tominey show here on gb news. lovely to be with you this morning. i'm going to be joined by matthew pennyco

alice da silva aguiar also lost her life on that day.rince harry and meghan cheered and clapped as the united kingdom's team walked onto the stage for the opening ceremony of the invictus games. the couple arrived in canada yesterday for the seventh edition of the games that were established by prince harry back in 2014. their appearance comes just hours after donald trump confirmed he won't move to deport the duke of sussex. speaking in an interview, the us president said i'll leave him alone. he's got enough problems with his wife. meanwhile, it's been reported donald trump has confirmed that he's talked with vladimir putin on the phone to discuss ending the war in ukraine. according to the telegraph newspaper, the us president said that he believes the russian leader does care about the number of people being killed. mr trump told the new york post putin wants to see people stop dying. in the interview, which the newspaper said took place on board air force one on friday. mr trump said that he better not say. when asked how many times

alice da silva aguiar was also among those who lost their lives.nd excuse me, it's because i'm so excited. plymouth have stunned premier league leaders liverpool, knocking them out of the fa cup in a famous one nil victory at home park. ryan hardy's 53rd minute penalty sealed their first win over liverpool since 1956, leaving fansin liverpool since 1956, leaving fans in disbelief and the visitors hopes of a quadruple in ruins. it's only the fourth time in fa cup history a team outside the top division has knocked out the top division has knocked out the league leaders. liverpool made ten changes and fielded a very young bench and paid the price. those are the latest headlines. i'll be back with you in an hour now though. plenty more with free speech nation. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> hello! welcome to free speech nafion >> hello! welcome to free speech nation with me josh howie. this is the show where we take a look at culture, current affair

alice da silva aguiar also lost her life that day.rince harry and meghan cheered and clapped as the united kingdom's team walked on the stage for the opening ceremony of the invictus games in canada. the couple arrived in vancouver yesterday for the seventh edition of the games, which were established by prince harry in 2014. their public appearance comes just hours after donald trump affirmed he won't move to deport the duke of sussex. speaking in an interview, the us president said i'll leave him alone. he's got enough problems with his wife and friends. star david schwimmer has called on ex—owner elon musk to remove kanye west from the platform. it comes after west appeared to write a barrage of posts on his social media account, making offensive comments, including about jewish people and appearing to mock domestic violence. the actor mr schwimmer took to instagram to urge mr musk to remove west from x because of his hate filled, ignorant bile. those are the latest gb news headlines. now it's back to michael. >> for the very lates

elsie dot stancombe, seven and alice da silva aguiar nine. were cruelly cut short at a taylor swift dance class. these young girls had their whole lives in front of them. lives they will now never lead. their parents and families will suffer forever. the unimaginable grief caused by their loss. i know they will be in the thoughts and prayers of every single member of this house. so, madam deputy speaker, it is vital, as the security minister has said, to learn the lessons. as i have said previously, i welcome and support the inquiry announced by the home secretary a couple of weeks ago. the security minister described it a moment ago as a pubuc described it a moment ago as a public inquiry. so can i firstly ask him to confirm that it will be a statutory inquiry under the inquiries act 2005? that is important so that it has powers to compel witnesses to attend, take evidence under oath and obtain documents. it is vital that we get to the truth about the opportunities which may have existed to stop rudakubana committing these sickening murders.

alice da silva aguiar has also lost her life.eanwhile, it's been reported that donald trump has talked to vladimir putin on the phone to discuss ending the war in ukraine, according to the telegraph newspaper. the us president said he believes the russian leader does care about the number of people being killed. mr trump also told the new york post that putin wants to see people stop dying. in the interview, which the newspaper said took place on board air force one on friday. mr trump said that he had better not say. when asked how many times the two leaders have spoken, but confirmed they maintain a good relationship. well, warnings are continuing today over potentially deadly cold snaps hitting the hitting the uk. the met office says temperatures could plunge to minus seven degrees in parts of the country, with areas set to be hit by snow and ice. with areas set to be hit by snow andice.the with areas set to be hit by snow and ice. the health security agency has issued yellow cold health alerts for north east, nonh health aler