two of the other children that don had been named as six-year-old bebe king, and elsie dot stancombe, seven. five children and two adults remain in critical condition. the suspect is a 17-year-old boy who cannot be named because of his age. he remains in police custody on suspicion of murder. we know he was born in cardiff to rwandan parents and moved to the area in 2013. from southport, our reporter has the latest. >> alice dasilva aguilar, only nine years old, whose parents say that she will always be there princess. elsie dot stancombe, age seven, smiling proudly for her school photograph. and bebe king, just six years old, whose families say they have no words to describe the devastation that has hit them. how can you find the words? three children who were just dancing, and now they are gone. it is impossible to make sense of this, and southport is reeling. the fire fighters of green what you want to help the children yesterday are numb. the ambulance crews who raced to save them and treat their wounds feel the same. all anyone here can do now is show their sorrow and offer their

bebe king, age six, elsie dot stancombe, age seven, and alice aguiar age nine.been treated still for their injuries in hospital. and the whole house and the whole country is united in shock and in grief and, together, we said our thoughts, and in grief and, together, we said ourthoughts, our and in grief and, together, we said our thoughts, our prayers and deepest condolences to everybody who has been affected by these terrible events. this morning ijoined the merseyside chief constable, chief fire officer, police and crime commissioner and my right honourable friend the mp southport to lay flowers on the street of the attack and the prime minister has been in southport with the mayor of the liverpool city region this afternoon. i also met this morning with some of the first responders, police, the northwest ambulance service and fire and rescue, who arrived at an unimaginable need distressing scene yesterday and who responded with her professionalism. aided by passersby of nhs workers and off emergency workers who are the cause of distress and ran to help, as t

six—year—old bebe king was also killed in the attack. have said, "no words can describe the devastation that has hit our family.�* as well as seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe. their families are being supported by specialist officers. the attack has also left five children and two adults in a critical condition. a 17—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. he can't be named because of his age, but the bbc can report, that he was born in cardiff — to rwandan parents — and moved to the southport area, 11 years ago. the prime minister keir starmer has visited the scene to lay his flowers. he has been speaking about the attacks in the last hour. icame i came here to pay my respects to the victims and families who are going through more pain and grief that most of us can't imagine. i can't imagine as a dad myself. to get an image from the chief constable and the emergency services about the emergency investigation but also importantly, to have the opportunity to say to those who are responding yesterday i

bebe king, who was six, seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe, and alice dasilva aguiar, aged nine, weredio yesterday. eight other children and two adults were wounded. a 17—year—old boy is being questioned by police. we'll have more on those violent protests which took place this evening injust a moment — but first, this report from judith moritz. alice aguiar, only nine years old, whose parents said today she will always be their princess and told her, "keep smiling and dancing like you love to do." elsie dot stancombe, age seven, smiling proudly for her school photograph. the head remembers how she used to love to be carried to lessons on her father's shoulders. and bebe king, just six years old, with her milk teeth missing, whose school says it has lost one of the shining stars, and whose family says it has no words to describe the devastation that has hit them. how can you find the words? three children who were just dancing, now they're gone. tonight, thousands turned up to a vigil in the town to gain collective strength as a community, each person struggling to take all of this in

alice aguiar, bebe king and elsie dot stancombe died after being attacked on monday.and three police dogs were injured during violence which erupted in southport last night, after false information spread about the suspect. well, jane hill is in southport for us now. thank you. even as we stand here, speaking to you, people continue to come to lay flowers. it is still very raw here after three little girls lost their life in that horrific attack on monday. there was violence here 2a hours ago. it is calm here, it appears calm this evening, but we are hearing that thatis evening, but we are hearing that that is not the case in some other parts of the country stop let's talk to daniel sandford, because he has been following this story throughout. daniel, first of all, in terms of southport, what is the latest? how much do we know about the investigation? because tomorrow it is now almost two and a half days since that horrendous event on the street just since that horrendous event on the streetjust behind me, and the 17—year—old who was arrested at the scene is still be

nine—year—olds alice aguiar, bebe king and elsie dot stancombe were killed.rt. jonathan hayes was stabbed in the leg as he tried to stop the knifeman and today from his hospital bed he told bbc he does not see himself as a hero and wishes he could have done more. in southport it is a time to hold your children tight. all over this town parents are in turmoil. gemma's daughter was meant to be at the dance class but it was fully booked. you meant to be at the dance class but it was fully booked.— it was fully booked. you 'ust want to keep them * it was fully booked. you 'ust want to keep them close _ it was fully booked. you 'ust want to keep them close to _ it was fully booked. you just want to keep them close to you. - it was fully booked. you just want. to keep them close to you. they've beenin to keep them close to you. they've been in my bed every night since it happened, i do not want them to go anywhere. she is meant to be at preschool today and i would not let her go. preschool today and i would not let her no. ., , , preschool today and i would not let

nine—year—old alice aguiar, six—year—old bebe king and elsie stancombe, who was seven.his evening, hundreds attended a vigil in the centre of the town to pay their respects. i was at that vigil and we will hear more of that later. but also tonight, there have been violent clashes between protesters and police. you might be able to hear police helicopters above us. merseyside police tonight have described that violence as "sickening". we will have more on that in just a moment, but first, my colleague judith mortiz has more on the victims of yesterday's attack. alice aguiar, only nine years old, his parents said today she will always be their princess and told her, keep smiling and dancing like you love to do. elsie stancombe, smiling proudly for her school photograph. the head remembers how she used to love to be carried to lessons on her father's shoulders. and bebe king, her milk teeth missing, whose school says it has lost one of the shining stars and his family says it has no words to describe the devastation that has hit them. how can you find the words? three chil

nine—year—olds alice aguiar, bebe king and elsie dot stancombe were killed.e knifeman. today from his hospital bed he told bbc he does not see himself as a hero and wishes he could have done more. in southport it is a time to hold your kids tight. all over this town parents are in turmoil. gemma's daughter was meant to be at the dance class but it was fully booked. i just want to keep them close to me. they've been in my bed every night since it happened, i do not want them to go anywhere. she is meant to be at preschool today and i would not let her go. last night things took a violent turn, rioting broke out and more than 50 officers and three police dogs were injured. the mosque was targeted and a corner shops looted. today it was being boarded up by volunteers and its owner is worried about more trouble. they came and flooded inside and theyjust took all the cigarettes and valuable alcohol and smashed a couple of bottles. just destroyed everything. the chief constable of merseyside came to the streets were disorder the chief constable of merseyside came t

and bebe king, just six years old, whose family say they have no words to describe the devastation that'sghters of green watch who went to help the children yesterday are numb. the ambulance crews who raced to save them and treat their wounds feel the same. all anyone here can do now is show their sorrow and offer their support. we just wanted to come and pay our respects, especially with... he's a similar age to the children that are going to be there and it's just heartbreaking, really. my daughter goes to a drama club, so it was very close to home sort of thing. cos obviously if she went to a holiday club, you think your child's going to be safe and something like this happens, and it's just absolutely awful. it's a place that we'd all go - as mummies and mummies—to—be, to feel safe and to want to go. and be with our children there. it's the most gorgeous place. like, you would never, ever think lanything like that would happen. | emotions have been near the surface all day. the prime minister brought flowers and came to pay his respects, but found that for some, feelings were riding h

six—year—old bebe king was also killed in the attack.ave said, "no words can describe the devastation that has hit our family." also, seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe was killed. the families are all being supported by specialist officers. the attack has also left five children and two adults in a critical condition. a 17—year—old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. he can't be named because of his age, but the bbc can report that he was born in cardiff to rwandan parents and moved to the southport area 11 years ago. in the last hour, the prime minister keir starmer has visited the scene to lay flowers. we're expecting the home secretary yvette cooper to speak in the house of commons shortly and we'll carry that live. just as soon as she stands up at the dispatch box. we can now speak to our correspondent nicky schiller in southport, and rowan bridge outside alder hey children's hospital. nikki, a devastating day, the details we have heard about in the last few hours?— details we have heard about in the l

named the three young girls who have died — elsie stancombe was seven, alice augiar was nine and bebe kinglet's go live to southport and speak to bbc news home affairs coorespondent daniel sandford. i wonder if you could explain to the audience how tonight unfolded. iretell. audience how tonight unfolded. well, the mood, audience how tonight unfolded. well, the mood. as — audience how tonight unfolded. well, the mood. as you _ audience how tonight unfolded. well, the mood, as you can _ audience how tonight unfolded. ii the mood, as you can imagine in southport has been extremely sombre for two days and today was no exception as it became clear the death toll had risen to three and there was a vigil at 6pm which many members of the town went along to think, calmly and quietly and reflect on the terrible violence that happened on monday morning. but there had always been this suggestion that there would be a protest at southport mosque at 8pm and that turned out to be the case. many from out of town appeared around the mosque at hpn and it was quite quickly quite an angry crowd. they tried t

they are 7—year—old elsie dot stancombe, 9—year—old alice dasilva aguiar and 6—year—old bebe king. and thanked emergency service workers. emily spurrell is the merseyside police and crime commissioner.

they are 7—year—old elsie dot stancombe, 9—year—old alice dasilva aguiar and 6—year—old bebe king.rime minister sir keir starmer laid flowers at the scene and thanked emergency service workers. emily spurrell is the merseyside police and crime commissioner. shejoins me now from southport. thank you so much for being with us. it is another devastating day for the whole community with that confirmation of the third death. yes, deeply upsetting to know there is another young life that has been lost. and, as you say, i think the last 2a hours or more now have just been very distressing. the community are obviously still reeling from such an awful attack and obviously, you know, you've seen a lot of people have been paying their respects in various ways, particularly laying flowers. be seen strong support from the community butjust strong support from the community but just a strong support from the community butjust a very, very sad day for everyone. i butjust a very, very sad day for everyone-— butjust a very, very sad day for eve one. i. ., ., everyone. i saw you a little earlier in

the three children killed have been made as seven-year-old elise, six-year-old bebe king, and alice aguiare minister also visited the site of the attacks. the attack near lib l liverpool. taylor swift said "the loss of life and innocence and horrendous trauma inflicted on everyone who was there, the families and the first responders. these re just little kids at a dance class. i'm at a loss for how to ever convey my sympathies to these families. u.s. senators question security officials about the failures, acting secret service director ronald romo and paula featured at times heated exchanges as lawmakers pressed them on lapses in communication over the shooter. some senators demanded information over the security organization, which mr. rowe acknowledged in his opening remarks was a failure. mr. ro: what if my first actions as acting director was to travel to the butler farms site. i went to the roof of the building, where the assailant fired shots, and i laid in a prone position to evalte his line of sight. what i saw made me aamed. as a career law enforcement officer and 25 year veteran

nine—year—old alice dasilva aguiar, six—year—old bebe king, and elsie stancombe who was seven, were allie's mum intervened. she asked those involved to "please, please stop", adding that the police have been "nothing but heroic" saying "they, and we, don't need this". 27 police officers were treated in hospital after protestors, believed to be members of a far—right group, attacked a mosque after seeing disinformation on social media. we'll shortly be joined by our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford who has been looking at the events of last night. but first let's speak to our correspondent lauren moss who is also in southport for us now. lauren, tributes continuing to be paid this morning?— lauren, tributes continuing to be paid this morning? they are. there is very much _ paid this morning? they are. there is very much a _ paid this morning? they are. there is very much a clean-up _ paid this morning? they are. there is very much a clean-up operation l paid this morning? they are. there. is very much a clean-up operation in is very much a clean—up operation in this area of sou

nine—year—old alice aguiar, elsie dot stancombe, aged seven, and bebe king, who wasjust six, were allbed in the leg as he tried to stop the knifeman, jonathan hayes ran in from his office next door. from his hospital bed, he told the bbc he doesn't see himself as a hero, and wishes he could have done more. in southport, it's a time to hold your kids tight. all over this town, parents are in turmoil. gemma's daughter was supposed to be at the dance class, but it was fully booked. i just want to keep them close to me. they're in my bed every night since it's happened. ijust want to hold them, i don't want them to go anywhere. she was supposed to go to pre—school today — i just don't want to let her go. last night, things took a violent turn here. rioting broke out, inflamed by social media posts which suggested — wrongly — that there was an islamist link to monday's stabbings. more than 50 officers and three police dogs were injured. a mosque was targeted and a corner shop was looted. today, it was being boarded up by volunteers, and its owner is worried about more trouble. so theyjust

and bebe king, just six years old, with her milk teeth missing, whose school says it has lost one ofn that has hit them. how can you find the words? three children who were just dancing, now they're gone. tonight, thousands turned up to a vigil in the town to gain collective strength as a community, each person struggling to take all of this in. the firefighters of green watch, who went to help the children yesterday, are numb. the ambulance crews who raced to save them and treat their wounds feel the same. all anyone can do now is show their sorrow and offer their support. my daughter goes to a drama club, so it hits very close to home. obviously, if she went to a holiday club, you think your child is going to be safe, and something like this happens, it's absolutely awful. it's a place we would all go as mummies and mummies—to—be, to feel safe, and to be with our children there. it is the most gorgeous place. you would never, ever think anything like that would happen. emotions have been near the surface all day. the prime minister brought flowers and came to pay his respects, but

attack at a taylor swift—themed day camp have been named, as 9—year—old alice aguiar, 6—year—old bebe king condition in hospital. this was the scene as people gathered for a vigil for those victims. a 17—year—old man remains in custody following yesterday's attack. our home affairs correspondent daniel sanford has more on this story. tonight, the tragedy of southport descended into violence. a few hundred people had gathered outside the local mosque for a protest. they had been fired up by social media posts that suggested — incorrectly — an islamist link to monday's stabbings. now the protest has turned into a small riot, with large rocks being thrown at police officers wearing riot helmets and carrying shields. at times, there was extreme violence, as heavy rocks rained down on officers, and a police vehicle was set on fire. the home secretary had earlier warned about disinformation linked to the attack. this seems to have been one of the consequences. the suspect has no known links to islam. yesterday, the usual quiet of this modern cul—de—sac, where the 17—year—old suspect lived, in ba

nine—year—old alice aguiar, bebe king, six and elsie dot stancombe, seven, were killed.tried to stop the knifeman. today from his hospital bed he told bbc he does not see himself as a hero and wishes he could have done more. in southport, it is a time to hold your kids tight. all over this town, parents are in turmoil. gemma�*s daughter was meant to be at the dance class but it was fully booked. i just want to keep them close to me. they�*ve been in my bed every night since it happened, i just want to hold them, i do not want them to go anywhere. she is meant to be at preschool today and i would not let her go. last night things took a violent turn, rioting broke out and more than 50 officers and three police dogs were injured. a mosque was targeted and a corner shop looted. today it was being boarded up by volunteers and its owner is worried about more trouble. they came and flooded inside and theyjust took all the cigarettes and valuable alcohol and smashed a couple of bottles. just destroyed everything. the chief constable of merseyside came to the streets where disor

nine—year—old alice aguiar, elsie dot stancombe, aged seven, and bebe king, who was just six, were all stop the knifeman, and today from his hospital bed, he told bbc he does not see himself as a hero and wishes he could have done more. in southport, it's a time to hold your children tight. all over this town, parents are in turmoil. gemma's daughter was meant to be at the dance class, but it was fully booked. i just want to keep them close to me. they've been in my bed every night since it happened, i do not want them to go anywhere. she is meant to be at preschool today and i would not let her go. last night, things took a violent turn — rioting broke out, and more than 50 officers and three police dogs were injured. a mosque was targeted and a corner shop looted. today, it was being boarded up by volunteers and its owner is worried about more trouble. they came just like a human flood inside, and theyjust took all the cigarettes and valuable alcohol, and smashed a couple of bottles. sweets and chocolates, just threw it everywhere. the chief constable of merseyside came to the street

tributes pour in for alice dasilva aguiar, bebe king and elsie stancombe who were killed at a dance classity joins forces to repair the damage. here in southport, residents have been clearing up the street with their bare hands, sweeping up bottles and glass to restore their neighbourhood. hamas says one of its most senior leaders has been killed in an israeli raid on his residence in iran. at the olympics, it's double gold for team gb. alex yee wins the men's triathlon as it finally went ahead and in rowing the women's quadruple were involved in a dramatic photo finish. it doesn't get bigger than this. it's really quite overwhelming to just experience this but we're really grateful. coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, we will have more from the olympics, more british medals as team gb secures bronze in the diving pool with andrea spendolini—sirieix and lois toulson.

this is six—year—old bebe king, described by her headteacher as one of our brightest and most wonderful loved to please. and in her grief, elsie's mum jenny pleaded for calm following a night of rioting, saying "stop the violence in southport tonight. the police have been nothing but heroic." church bell tolls. last night, thousands gathered at a vigil to remember the three who'd lost their lives and the seven other children and two adults still being treated in hospital. and today, the tributes continue to come. i've got a big building site to unlock and i want to see the lads safely at work. they're all worried that the kids can't go on the streets everywhere, everyone who i know, i'm shocked by this. i've actually gone through this myself. my niece was murdered, stabbed to death years ago, four years ago. and itjust kind of to see this brings it all back. and ijust can't imagine, well, i do know what the families are going through, but it'sjust, it's a horrible feeling. southport is still coming to terms with the attack. this community is still in shock, now trying to find ways to ex

six—year—old bebe king and her family shared the following tribute.can describe the devastation that has hit our family as we try to deal with the loss of our little girl alice aguia. and we've also had a picture released of the other girl who died, seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe. her family seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe. herfamily are, of seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe. her family are, of course, seven—year—old elsie dot stancombe. herfamily are, of course, upset, so deciding whether to provide a tribute. of course, the police are saying that they are requesting their privacy which, of course, in this time, you can understand. but, as well as those pictures, it will also bring home to the other local residents here in southport about who has died. they can now put the names and the faces to the three who have died that we have had. the nine—year—old, six—year—old, seven—year—old but we also must not forget that there are five other children who are in a critical condition in hospital at the moment in a number of hospitals across the nort

bebe king elsie dot stancombe,, alice dasilva aguiar, we cannot imagine what their families are goinghrough now. i know the whole house willjoin the home secretary end to be in expressing our condolences to them. i think the home secretary for the statement. can i thank the shadow home secretary for his words and for his support for the families, the whole community in southport, particularly for his tribute to emergency service workers whom he will know from all of his past experience? at the heroism that they have shown but that was strained beyond anything we could have imagined with what they had to deal with it yesterday. and to his recognition of the bravery of passersby who came forward to help as well. i agree with him to do about the responsibility on every one of us, the police do need to be able to pursue this investigation. there will be whiter questions for other days with them the most important thing is that every one of us supports the police and their investigation now. i've agreed with the responsibility on social media companies because we do need to recognise there

bebe king, just six. herfamily said no words could describe the devastation of their loss.lsie dot stancombe, seven, described by her teachers as a caring and charismatic young lady, who loved to please. church bells ring. thousands attended the vigil in southport, some adding to the sea of flowers, the emotions often visible. it's hard, come september that their little faces going to be in them schools. my daughter goes to a drama club, so it's very close to home, sort of thing. obviously if she went to a holiday club, you think your child is going to be safe, then something like this happens. it's just absolutely awful. it's very close to home. my daughter is nine - and she loves taylor swift. and, um... it was noticeable how tightly many parents held their children. earlier in the day the first responders, the ambulance crews who faced unimaginable injuries, were quietly clapped, followed by the firefighters, who also went to help. when the prime minister arrived to pay his own tribute, he was met with this raw expression of helplessness. the person i've held as a child

they've been named bebe king, aged six, elsie stancombe just seven, and alice mcguire, age nine. >> andurse followed riots in southport, almost 40 officers were injured last night as protesters attacked the police outside a mosque . outside a mosque. >> and is it really now lawless britain ? overnight, six people britain? overnight, six people have been arrested after a machete fight, believe it or not, in southend on sea, just a few yards from the local funfair is britain broken? >> and as labour scrap the european scrutiny committee , european scrutiny committee, find out why brexiteers are furious. could we be moving a step closer to rejoining the eu? we're going to talk to mark francois in just a moment. >> and huw edwards in court. the former bbc presenter has arrived at westminster magistrates today charged with making 37 indecent images of children . images of children. >> this train terminates here. oh wait, you're all too stupid to understand that . let me try to understand that. let me try again. this train ends here. >> hahahahahai that's right, some major railway services ar

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