the widower of aysha frade also responded to the findings. in this situation in the future. aysha will be forever our guiding light and even though our family will never be the same without her, we will continue to fight against the injustice of her futile death. the first grenfell tower survivor to give evidence to the inquiry descibes being pushed back by thick black smoke as he tried to escape. time's running out for survivors of the indonesian earthquake and tsunami, as rescue teams struggle to reach remote areas that were hit. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news...

his murder of aysha frade left two daughters without a mother, and her husband told me he felt m15 hadhing that i absolutely want to do is to ensure that no other family goes through the horrendous pain that myself and my family have gone through. a pain also felt by pc palmer's widow, who said his force had left him — at a vulnerable location with no protection — to die. daniel sandford, bbc news. last week, president trump was full of admiration for the woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted, some 30 years ago, by brett kavanaugh, thejudge nominated by the president for a seat on the us supreme court. but that message had changed by last night, when the president ridiculed professor christine blasey ford, at a republican rally, as our north america editor jon sopel reports. for two weeks' now since christine blasey ford's accusations of sexual assault against brett kavanaugh emerged the white house has kept a tight lead on its response. indeed, the day after her distressing testimony the president was full of praise and respect for her. i thought her testimony was very compelli

aysha frade's death left two daughters without a mother and her husband told me he felt m15 had failedure that no other family goes through the horrendous pain that myself and my family have gone through. of course, despite the police shortcomings, the man who killed the five people was khalid masood. daniel sandford, bbc news. the footballer cristiano ronaldo has said he firmly denies raping a woman in a us hotel room nine years ago. the juventus striker said he was tranquil about any investigations as he had a clear conscience. the claims against him were first reported in a german news magazine and relate to an alleged incident in a hotel in las vegas. ronaldo's lawyers say they will sue the publication. the metoo movement and the women who have stood up and disclosed sexual assaults publicly has given katherine a lot of courage and, to a great extent, has enabled her to come forward and to file several complaints and also go to the police department —— kathryn. the alleged complaina nt‘s the alleged complainant's lawyer there. a spectator at the ryder cup in paris, blinded in one e

his murder of aysha frade left two daughters without a mother, and her husband told me he felt m15 hadhe horrendous pain that myself and my family have gone through. a pain also felt by pc palmer‘s widow, who said his force had left him — at a vulnerable location with no protection — to die. daniel sandford, bbc news. pret a manger is to label all of its products with a full list of ingredients, following the death of a 15—year—old girl who suffered a fatal allergic reaction to one of its sandwiches. natasha ednan—laperouse collapsed on board a flight injuly 2016 after eating a product that did not have sesame listed as an ingredient. at the inquest last week a coroner called for better labelling rules. one of the last survivors to escape the grenfell tower fire has given evidence to the public inquiry into the disaster. he‘s one of the first residents of the block to do so. antonio roncolato said he only realised how serious the fire was when his son sent him a photograph of the burning building from outside. last week, president trump was full of admiration for the woman who alleges

the widower of aysha frade also responded to the findings.e‘s running out for survivors of the indonesian earthquake and tsunami, as rescue teams struggle to reach remote areas that were hit. chris mitchell has a round—up of all the sports news. b brooks koepka says he‘s "heartbroken" that one of his shots at the ryder cup hit a spectator. the lady in question has lost the sight in her right eye. the american‘s drive on the sixth hole veered off course and struck corine remande. at a news conference today koepka said he heard the news about the extent of the injury on tuesday i‘m looking forward to speaking with her today or in the next few days, hours, whatever it may be. just having a conversation with her and talking to her. because there‘s nobody that feels worse about this than i do. it‘s a tragic accident, what happened. i mean, i‘m heartbroken. i am all messed up inside. steve bruce has — in the last hour — been sacked as manager of aston villa. the club have won only once in their last eleven games and are twelfth in the championship.

the widower of aysha frade also responded to the findings. we hope that, as part of her legacy, lessons will be learned preventing other families from being in this situation in the future. aysha will be forever our guiding light and even though our family will never be the same without her, we will continue to fight against the injustice of her futile death. the first grenfell tower survivor to give evidence to the inquiry descibes being pushed back by thick black smoke as he tried to escape. time's running out for survivors of the indonesian earthquake and tsunami, as rescue teams struggle to reach remote areas that were hit. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... we'll have more details on the prime minister's plans to boost housing, which were announced at the conservative party conference today. ahead of this year's riba stirling prize, we'll be looking at each of the entries — and tonight, it's the turn of the sultan nazrin shah centre, a floating auditorium at wor

aysha frade's death left two daughters without a mother, and her husband told me he felt mi5 had failedg that i absolutely want to do is to ensure that no other family goes through the horrendous pain that myself and my family have gone through. though, of course, despite the police shortcomings, the man who killed the five people was khalid masood. daniel sandford, bbc news. and after the coroner told the inquest that pc keith palmer's death could have been prevented, neil basu — the head of counter terror policing at the metroplitan police — apologised on behalf of the met. the chief coroner also said due to the shortcomings in the security system at new palace yard, including the supervision of those engaged in such duties, the armed officers were not aware of the requirement to remain in close proximity to the gates. had they been stations that it is possible they may have been able to prevent police constable palmer suffering fatal injuries. the chief coroner has plainly carried out a rigorous and full inquiry and we unreservedly accept his conclusions. even the possibility that th

he then drove at speed into leslie rhodes and aysha frade.o the gate. the two officers on duty that day said in evidence that they fought for years that the orders we re fought for years that the orders were to patrol the whole of the yard. —— thought for years. were to patrol the whole of the yard. —— thought foryears. keith palmer‘s sister and mother said they felt let down by the force, and feel that the metropolitan police are trying to scapegoat rank—and—file officers for what was a bigger problem. the westminster attackers threw in difficult questions for the people that keep us and our democracy safe. but the killer was khalid masood, 52 years old and a father of four, motivated by his extreme, violent, islamist ideologies. i feel sorry for people that feel that way, that think that way. i think if we just could all find a little connection with each other, maybe some of this hate would go away. melissa cochrane, ending that report. let‘s speak to richard lister, who has been following these inquests at the old bailey. talk us through