our correspondent catherine byaruhanga had this update from scotland yard where two active investigationso active murder investigations, as you say, following the tragic deaths of cher maximen and mussie imnetu. cher maximen, her injuries on sunday at notting hill carnival, shocked so many people in the country, in particular because she had visited the carnival on the family day when people come out with their children to attend the festivities of the notting hill carnival. she was actually there with her three—year—old child. now, what is believed is that she got in the middle this happened at around 11:20pm on monday. i urge them to contact us. thank you. the organisers of notting hill carnival put out a statement, saying... our correspondent catherine byaruhanga had this update from scotland yard where two active investigations are under way. two active murder investigations, as you say, following the tragic deaths of cher maximen and mussie imnetu. he was taken to hospital and treated but he later succumbed to his injuries and died on friday afternoon. two men have been charged separ

hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. us secretary of state antony blinken has arrived in israel on his 9th visit to the region since the war in gaza began — to push once again for a ceasefire and hostage—release deal. the us and israel have expressed careful optimism about a deal — since talks resumed last week. but hamas denies progress is being made — and accused israel of adding new conditions to the agreed proposals. this afternoon, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu insisted israel could not be flexible on all issues — accusing hamas of being "obstinate." jenny hill sent this report. there's a crushing familiarity to gaza's grief. funerals for those killed overnight in israeli airstrikes. israel insists it's targeting hamas fighters. this was an entire civilian family, mohammed says. a woman and her six children. as the human cost of this conflict surges, so too does the risk it will spill over into all—out regional war. urgent diplomacy is under way. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, arriving in

let's speak to our correspondent catherine byaruhanga, who is outside the new scotland yard building.herine. plenty of these preparations today?— hi, catherine. plenty of these preparations today? yes, their messa . e preparations today? yes, their message really _ preparations today? yes, their message really is _ preparations today? yes, their message really is clear - preparations today? yes, their message really is clear all - preparations today? yes, their message really is clear all the | preparations today? yes, their - message really is clear all the way from the prime minister to police chiefs, including here in the capital that anyone who goes out and perhaps causes any violence, disturbances. the message is clear that they will face the full force of the law and we've actuallyjust had a statement from the mayor of london sadiq khan, saying if you break the law, action will be taken against you, arrest will be made and you will be facing the full face of the law. which echoes the statements. we have also been hearing from the police in the mid west midlands, there have been

hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. we start with the latest developments in the middle east.anon says at least 10 people have been killed in an israeli strike on a residential building in the southern city of naba—tieh. the lebanese state news agency says two children were among those killed. israel said it was targeting a his brother weapons depot. lebanese media say his brother has fired more than a0 rockets into northern israel in retaliation. also on saturday, an israeli strike on central gaza killed at least 15 people, according to hospital officials. they said the missile hit a house and warehouse sheltering displaced people. as the fighting continues, the talks in qatar go on. two days of ceasefire and hostage release negotiations have taken place between israeli officials and mediators from the us, egypt and qatar. hamas has not formallyjoined the talks, accusing israel of changing its demands. president biden is sending his most senior diplomat to israel. the visit by the secretary of state, antony blinken, was postponed this week because of concerns iran could mount

let's speak to our correspondent, catherine byaruhanga, who is outside the new scotland yard buildingtalk us through what we know about the police hello. just talk us through what we know about the police preparations. good morning. we are hearing messages and statements from key police forces across the country this morning. let's start with the met police in london. they issued a statement saying they would use every power, tactic and tool available to prevent further scenes of disorder. the met police warning any individuals taking part in what could be possible riots and disturbances in different parts of england including london, warning people not to turn up. they said it could face arrest. we have heard from west midlands police. the bigger city there is birmingham. they are asking people to share any information and videos that could help them prevent the violence or apprehend individuals involved. interestingly, from essex police, we have been talking about a list of 30 locations. they say there is a great deal of information being shared with this information being shared on

hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga.s commander injenin in the west bank, on the 3rd day of its military operation there — an operation which has attracted international criticism, including from the uk. here, the foreign office says it's "deeply concerned" about israel's methods and "reports of civilian casualties and the destruction of civilian infrastructure." lucy williamson, reports from inside the west bank, and a warning that her report contains distressing images from the start. on a road outsidejenin this morning, israeli forces came face—to—face with the man they believe led hamas here.

hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga.cursion into russia, provides a real dilemma for vladimir putin. they're his first remarks, since ukraine's lightning strike a week ago, and the white house says it had no advance notice, of the military operation. kyiv now claims to control more than 70 communities in the kursk region of western russia, an area of around a thousand square kilometres. this map shows just how rapid the advance has been in the last seven days, with ukraine claiming to have taken more territory in a week, than russia has all year. james waterhouse, reprots from the front line province of sumy, bordering kursk. ukrainian soldiers in western made vehicles, driving into russia, a potentially seminal sight which few saw coming. the russian guards were quickly overwhelmed. it has been a while since this border crossing was used in peacetime, and the ukrainians have not stopped here. the central square of sudzha. a ukrainian armoured vehicle drives through a russian town. it's a military inversion which has res

hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga.he us secretary of state antony blinken has arrived in israel on his 9th visit to the region since the war in gaza began — to push once again for a ceasefire and hostage—release deal. the us and israel have expressed careful optimism about a deal — since talks resumed last week. but hamas denies progress is being made — and accused israel of adding new conditions to the agreed proposals. this afternoon, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu insisted israel could not be flexible on all issues — accusing hamas of being "obstinate." from tel aviv, jenny hill sent this report. the efforts to secure a ceasefire in gaza come amid widespread fears of a broader war across the region. there is already conflict between israel and the militant group in lebanon, hezbollah — which is backed by iran. since october, tens of thousands of people have fled from both sides of their shared border. over 500, mostly fighters, have been killed in lebanon, while in israel 42 people have died, mostly c

hello — i'm catherine byaruhanga.w controls a thousand square kilometres of russian territory after the launch of its surprise offensive last week. it's pushed russia to move thousands of people from cities near the border with ukraine. russian state television said 11,000 had been moved from belgorod. the governor of the kursk region says more than 120,000 people have been evacuated. belgorod lies next to kursk — where ukrainian troops, here shown in yellow, have been operating up to 20 miles inside russia. kyiv�*s plan seems to be to draw russian forces away from the front line in ukraine where moscow had been making steady advances. today president putin vowed to kick ukraine out of russia. our russia editor steve rosenberg reports. a music video from the russian military, allegedly showing it targeting ukrainian troops who'd crossed the border. it's presented like a blockbuster. in reality, this is a huge problem for russia. the governor of russia's kursk region put it in figures. he told vladimir putin that ukrai

hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga.ssia have progressed further — and that they have now captured over 100 russian servicemen. it's the biggest foreign incursion into russia since the second world war, and today saw the extraordinary sight of a ukrainian war correspondent reporting from inside russia. ukraine's incursion beganjust over a week ago and took moscow by complete surprise. despite claims of territorial gains, ukraine insists it's not interested in taking over russian territory. russia claims it's stopped any further advances. 0ur ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse, reports from the sumy region on the border with russia. no border checkpoint on this crossing to russia. just a burnt out russian tank. a different assignment for ukrainian war reporter natalia nahorna. "this is a historic moment," she tells the camera in the city of sudzha. such a claim might be premature, but ukraine is talking up this [and grab while it can. it's providing humanitarian aid and organising evacuations. there are even plans to

hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga.e begin in the middle east where israel says it has killed a hamas commander injenin in the west bank, on the 3rd day of its military operation there — an operation which has attracted international criticism, including from the uk. here, the foreign office says it's "deeply concerned" about israel's methods and "reports of civilian casualties and the destruction of civilian infrastructure." lucy williamson, reports from inside the west bank, and a warning that her report contains distressing images from the start. on a road outsidejenin this morning, israeli forces came face—to—face with the man they believe led hamas here. inside the white car, wissam khazem, shot dead by the army. and with him, two other men who tried to escape. killed in an airstrike as they ran. israel says all were involved in shooting and bombing attacks. the eastern areas ofjenin and its refugee camp have both been sealed off for the last three days and there are fresh reports of casualties — including an 82—ye

hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga. we start with the latest developments

our correspondent catherine byaruhanga gave us this update from scotland yard.y serious injuries. i'm very excited i know that both have since died. palestinian health workers have started vaccinating some babies in gaza against polio ahead of a mass immunisation programme that's starting on sunday. palestinian health workers carried out the vaccinations in nasser hospital in khan younis. unicef says the vaccinations will take place for six and a half hours every day until september the fourth. israel and hamas have agreed to three localised pauses in fighting to enable more than six—hundred—thousand palestinian children to be vaccinated. with more from jerusalem — here's our middle east correspondent, jon donnison. they have got a lot of young children to vaccinate. 640,000. and with the polio vaccination it comes in two rounds, so more thani million vaccinations are already in gaza, the first round of vaccinations will start tomorrow as part of this campaign, and then in three weeks those children will have to have another vaccination. so, a lot of the logisti

hello, i'm catherine byaruhanga.on—emergency hospital services across india are shut as doctors take part in a 24—hour strike as part of ongoing protests following the rape and murder of a colleague in kolkata a week ago. thousands of people have taken to the streets in cities across the country to demand justice. the violent assault on the 31—year—old has reignited national outrage at the chronic issue of violence against women. india's biggest medical association has called on authorities to do more to guarantee doctors�* safety. this is what some of those demonstrating had to say. translation: women of this country are bein: translation: women of this country are being wrung _ translation: women of this country are being wrung to — translation: women of this country are being wrung to daily. _ translation: women of this country are being wrung to daily. i _ translation: women of this country i are being wrung to daily. i don't i are being wrung to daily. i don't understand what we achieve after studying for so man