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st aloysius church in houston. four other women and one child were injured in the attack . were injured in the attack. thousands of teachers in england and wales could go on strike over pay as a result of a ballot will announced later today. elsewhere nurses are walking out on wednesday and thursday this week. members the royal college of nursing have warned the next walkout could include all eligible members in england if no progress is made in negotiating options? it comes as the government calls pay demands unaffordable . in scotland, unaffordable. in scotland, meanwhile, teachers beginning their 16 days of rolling strike action and an ongoing dispute over pay. schools in glasgow east lothian will only be open for pupils taking the preliminary exams. it comes after scottish government offered a 5% pay off on thursday . but union members demand 10% tv, online and dab plus radio. this is gb news. now it's back to tom harwood . to tom harwood. a very good morning to you . it's a very good morning to you. it's 1933

just before half past one yesterday we were called to a shooting outside saint aloysius church in camdene people injured by pellets from a shot gun. for women aged 21,41,48 and injured by pellets from a shot gun. for women aged 21, 41, 48 and 54 were taken to central london hospitals where thankfully their injuries were assessed as non—life threatening. the 48—year—old woman has sustained potentially life changing injuries. two children were also injured. the 12—year—old girl sustained a leg injury, she was treated at hospital before being discharged yesterday afternoon. she is expected to make a full recovery. a seven—year—old girl was more seriously injured. she remains in hospital in a stable but life—threatening condition and our thoughts are with her and her family. the incident took place as mourners gathered outside the church following a funeral. we believe the suspects discharged a shot gun from a moving vehicle. it was a black toyota chr, likely a 2019 model are similar. this was a shocking incident. people came here to attend a funeral, to be with friends and loved ones and mo

it happened here, outside st aloysius church, just before police responded to reports that shots hadn ambulance service and the air ambulance were also called to the scene. there is a significant police presence here tonight. an investigation is under way and police are appealing for any information. laura trant, bbc news. china has reported 60,000 covid—related deaths in just over a month, the first major death toll released since the country stopped its zero—covid policy. the country has been widely accused of underreporting coronavirus deaths, despite evidence of hospitals and crematoriums being overrun. most of those who died were over 80, with most having underlying conditions. joining me now live from beijing is victor gao, vice president of the center for china and globalization. thank you very much forjoining the go the zero covid policy was ended. are you surprised with' so many deaths in a short period of time? i with' so many deaths in a short period of time?— period of time? i am traumatised - period of time? i am traumatised and - period of time? i am traumatised and i i

i spoke to a catholic priest, fatherjeremy trood, who held a church service at saint aloysius churcha memorial mass for two of our parishioners who died very tragically of natural causes in november, and this was the opportunity for their family and friends to get together and to celebrate their life and remember them and to mourn them and to pray for them, and that mass had just ended, people were beginning to leave the church, i was still inside the church when there was this enormous bang, and people leaving the churchjust rushed back in and said there had been a shooting. it was a very strange, loud, prolonged noise that i heard. i tried to make sure that everyone was safe. it was very unclear what was going on outside, so i was able to go out one of the other exits and go round the corner and see what was going on and i saw that there was somebody who was lying on the pavement, obviously injured, and almost straightaway, paramedics arrived and the police very soon afterwards. it happened very quickly. there were people inside the church with what appeared to be superficial cuts.

it happened here, outside st aloysius church, just before 1:30 this afternoon. vehicle, which was then driven away. london ambulance service and the air ambulance were also called to the scene. there is a significant police presence here tonight. an investigation is under way and police are appealing for any information. laura trant, bbc news. staying here in the uk, the nurses' union says it will announce fresh strikes for february, if there's no progress in talks with the government by the end of this month. the royal college of nursing says the strikes would involve twice as many nurses, because they'll include all eligible members in england for the first time. it comes as ministers push for new legislation, requiring minimum levels of service on strike days. the us and the uk have condemned iran, after it executed a british—iranian citizen, accused of spying. washington says it's "horrified" by the execution of alireza akbari, and the british prime minister, rishi sunak, described it as "callous and cowardly" and that "it would not go unpunished". the uk ha

shots were fired from a car at st aloysius church in euston . four other church in euston.men and a 12 year old girl were also in the attack . were also in the attack. thousands of teachers in england and wales could go on strike over pay as the results of a ballot will be announced later today. elsewhere nurses are walking out on wednesday , walking out on wednesday, thursday, this week. members of the royal college of nursing have warned next walkout could include eligible members in england if no progress is made . england if no progress is made. negotiations tv online at dab+ radio. this is. gb news a very welcome back to gb news live with me darren mccaffrey. it's 24 minutes to 1:00. we're on tv online and on your dab digital radios as well. thank you for your company. uk manufacturer wants the build line of the economy is done . to line of the economy is done. to 9% of gdp. it was 25% a quarter of the economy back in the 19705, of the economy back in the 1970s, no less than one in ten. that's according to centre for social justice report backed the former business sec

and police say that the funeral was happening at the church that you can see behind me, saint aloysius churchafternoon at one of the busiest parts of london. thank you very much, louisa. some breaking news on breakfast. at least 16 people have died in an airplane crash in nepal. the yeti airline aircraft was flying from the capital, kathmandu, and crashed near the tourist town of pokhara. 72 people were on board including ten foreign nationals, and a rescue operation is currently underway. we will bring you any developing details as we get them throughout the morning. at least 18 people have been killed in a russian missile strike on an apartment block in the ukrainian city of dnipro. dozens of others were injured in the attack, which is said to be the worst in months. it follows a wave of fresh strikes targeting ukraine's power infrastructure. let's speak now to our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse. hejoins us now he joins us now with the latest. what do we know about the strikes? it wasn't specifically on infrastructure, was it, in dnipro? i think that's right. i think the scenes of s

life—changing injuries, and five others were injured after the shooting on saturday afternoon at st aloysius churchit's after a landslip at the weekend which left the track on the line from london to southampton exposed and damaged. major changes to rail routes are in place as repairs are carried out. a man aged in his 60s has been arrested after traces of uranium were found at heathrow airport last month. it follows a search by counter—terrorism officers of an address in cheshire at the weekend. the man was arrested under section nine of the terrorism act, which covers the making and possession of radioactive devices and materials. he's been released on bail. let's take a look at the tubes now. the central line has delays because of train cancellations. on the roads, you can expect to see gritters early this week, as national highways says it's preparing for temperatures to drop. motorists are being asked give gritting lorries extra space and to allow more time forjourneys as roads may be icy. now onto the weather with kate. good morning. it is a cold start. overnight we have had some rain, which

yesterday, just before 1:30 pm. yesterday, we were called to reports of a shooting outside st aloysius churchd, camden officers responded with paramedics and a crew from the london ambulance . they found london ambulance. they found multiple people with caused by pellets from a shotgun. four women aged 21, 41, 48 and 54 were taken to central london hospitals where thankfully their injuries were assessed as , injuries were assessed as, non—life threatening the 48 year old woman has sustained potentially life changing injuries to children were also injured . a 12 year old girl injured. a 12 year old girl sustained leg injury. she was treated at hospital before being discharged yesterday afternoon . discharged yesterday afternoon. she is expected to a full recovery . a seven year old girl recovery. a seven year old girl was more seriously injured. she remains in a hospital in hospital, in a stable but life threatening conditions . and our threatening conditions. and our thoughts are with her and her family . the incident took place family. the incident took place as mourners gathered outside the

old girl has been left in a life threatening condition after shots were fired from a car at st aloysius churcheuston . four other women and in euston. four other women and one child were also injured in the attack attack. thousands of teachers in england and wales could go on strike over pay is the results of a ballot will be announced later today. elsewhere nurses are walking out on wednesday , thursday, this week. wednesday, thursday, this week. members of the royal college of nursing have warned the next walkout could include all eligible members in england if no progress is made in negotiations. meanwhile leaders will meet today to decide whether to call more strikes among their ambulance members . among their ambulance members. it comes as the government calls demands unaffordable in scotland . meanwhile, teachers are beginning their 16 days of rolling strike action and an ongoing dispute over pay. schools in glasgow east lothian will only be open for pupils taking the preliminary exams. it comes after the scottish government offered a 5% pay offer on thursday . but union offer on thursda