police have released this grainy cctv image of a potential suspect that they would like to question.he cctv image was captured just by the bus stop where the three boys died and detective sergeant michael rapp from the met‘s serious collision investigation unit said that while the images were not of good quality, he is convinced that those who know the man in that image will recognise him. meanwhile, another 28—year—old man is currently being detained by the police under suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. just to recap what happened here on friday night at 20 to nine, we had three young boys aged between 16 and 17 years old, named locally asjosh kennedy, george wilkinson and harry rice. now, behind me, you cannot see, butjust behind me, candles are now being lit by the many people who have come here this afternoon to pay tribute to those three boys who were in an accident that was a tragedy. they were standing by that bus stop when a black audi mounted the pavement and hit them at full speed. now, i have been having a look at some of those tributes, one of them simply s

clearly the main line of enquiry for police at the moment is trying to find the man shown in the cctv. do they have any leads, do we know, at this stage? not as yet. the search still continues as we have just said, the police have released grainy cctv image of a suspect they would like to question. that was ca ptu red would like to question. that was captured just by the bus stop where the three boys died and the metropolitan serious collision investigation unit say while the images were not of the quality they are convinced both knowing the man on the image will recognise him. 828—year—old man is detained by the police under suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. just to reca ptu re. death by dangerous driving. just to recapture. at 20 to nine we had three young boys aged between 16 and 17 years old known locally asjosh kennedy, george wilkinson and harry rice. behind me, you cannot see that just behind me candles are now being lit by many people who have come here this afternoon to pay tribute to the three boys, who are in an accident which is a tragedy. they we re acciden

cctv captures the moment a group of stu d e nts cctv captures the moment a group of students on a studyelow as a walkway suddenly gives way. 0utside, chaotic scenes of the injured captured on a mobile phone. this man works on the 16th floor of the building, its bill felt the impact. before lunchtime, i hear some voice and the building shakes and the staff panicked. this done at the building is also home to the world bank and other key foreign businesses. everybody was evacuated. jakarta's. changed is at the centre of jakarta's central business district, a prestigious and wealthy area. questions are now being asked how something like this could happen here. later, officers will some workers that it is safe to come back inside one of the towers. but some are reluctant to do so. no, it is not advised from my colleagues and office management, don't invite me to go back into the building. -- advised. police quickly ruled out terrorism as the cause of the colla pse terrorism as the cause of the collapse and are still investigating what went wrong. indonesia is still actively trying to bring i

clearly the focus of the police investigation is trying to find the man in the cctv images.s the police had any leads on that? only in the last couple of hours have they released cctv image of a man they want to speak to in connection with the incident. it is unclear whether this is the man who fled from the scene. nevertheless, police want to speak to him. if you recognise this man, these contact the police on the 101 number as soon as possible. a 28—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving. the main focus is on the other person. i'm not sure if it isa on the other person. i'm not sure if it is a man or woman but the other person who was in the audi at the time he fled the scene. this very busy road is shepherdson lane. if you are driving along here walking along here at around 20 to nine on friday night and you might have seen something, again you must contact the police. just to recap what happened. this includes three young boys, aged between 16 and 17, named locally as josh kennedy, boys, aged between 16 and 17, named locally asjosh kennedy, geor

it'll be spent on fencing, cctv and new technology in calais and other border points to deal with themigrant problem. the money will be formally agreed at a summit between the prime minister and the french president this afternoon. britain will also agree to take more migrants. also this lunchtime: trees down blocking railway lines, after severe gales cause disruption to much of the uk with gusts of around 80mph. a wolf is on the loose in berkshire after the gales blew down a fence at a local sanctuary. police are hunting it, as children are warned to stay inside. patient safety in a&e units in wales is being "compromised to an unacceptable degree" say doctors. we've got patients in the department where we don't have space to see them, and then we are coming back the next day and some of the patients are still here. the new government childcare scheme — nurseries are having to charge parents for meals and nappies because of a funding shortfall says a survey. and woody allen's adopted daughter says she feels outrage after years of being ignored over a sexual assault allegation against

try and take care of crime which has to do with the safe cities projects, which has to do with the cctv footage off streets, markets, et cetera. so that is in some ways a step forward who has been taken to allow this kind of footage to appear in the first place. but i don't think i disagree with you. and i don't think anyone in pakistan disagrees with you at the political level and social level that much, much more needs to be done to make sure our children are safe. the protection of children will have to break those social taboos. you know, for instance malala's incident woke up the nation to a different type of challenge. and i think this incident has woken up people to a very clear social danger which is certainly not only in pakistan but over the world, but in pakistan i think people are now demanding the government whether at the provincial level or federal level do much more to basically face this issue very, very aggressively. >> you mentioned malala. of course she was the little pakistani girl who was shot in the head for just wanting to go to school. and she has since created

cctv images show to be led away by the hand by an unknown man.in this rubbish dump on tuesday. the killer did not even bother to try and bury her. zainab ansari's father attended prayers in the mosque opposite his hours asking god to ease his family's suffering. translation: it is like the world has ended. i was away in saudi arabia and only come back last night. i have no words. he did not agree with the violent scenes elsewhere in the city but understood the protesters's anger with the police. transaction mac if the police had done theirjob properly, then they would have found that as soon as they got hold of the cctv image but they were not interested. the violent reaction is not just about the killing interested. the violent reaction is notjust about the killing of interested. the violent reaction is not just about the killing of zainab ansari. around a dozen young children have been murdered here in the past two years. at least half of the past two years. at least half of the cases are believed to be connected. there is still a lot of anger

cctv images showed her being led away by the hand by an unknown man.day. her killer did not even bother to try and bury her. zainab‘s father attended prayers in the mosque opposite his house, asking god to ease his family's suffering. translation: it's like the world has ended. i was away in saudi arabia, and only come back last night. i have no words. he did not agree with the violent scenes elsewhere in the city, but he understood the protesters‘ anger with the police. translation: if the police had done theirjob properly, then they would have found her as soon as they got hold of the cctv. but they weren't interested. the violent reaction in the city is notjust about the killing of zainab. around a dozen young children have been murdered here in the past two years. at least half of the cases are believed to be connected. there is still a lot of anger here today. these vehicles have been set alight outside one of the offices of a local provincial assembly member. people here want answers about why more was not done to stop this spate of killings earl

that's why when you see the cctv hein front of the entrance he first made contact with the policeman,was, rushing through something. but, since it happened so fast, they didn't know that this is a serious matter. >> by the time he was walking towards the clinic, he was already dragging his feet. he was sweating profely. his coordination went haywire. he had a minor seizure and then he defecated. he died in the ambulance, by 11:05 i think, he was pronounced dead. >> narrator: the dead man was travelling on a north korean passport with the name kimhol. but as the pictures went around the world, it soon became clear who he really was: kim jong-nam, the half-brother of north korea's dictator, kim ng-un. >> the assassination of kim jong-nam was not only a surprising event, it was carried out in such a bizarre manner, that it's hard to imagine any other country on earth other than north korea carrying this thing out. the way that i see north korea is an elaborate soap opera. it is ruled by individuals, it is not ruled by institutions, and i think the assassination of kim jong-nam is a very

police have released cctv images of a man they want to speak to over the car crash which killed threea bus stop in west london. he's believed to have been one of two men who were in the audi car. the other man was arrested. from hayes, ben ando reports. on the run. does this grainy cctv image show the driver of a car that ran over and killed three teenage boys in hayes, middlesex? the black audi also hit a lamp post before coming to a halt. another man was detained in a nearby garage forecourt. he is under arrest and being questioned. at the scene, a steady stream of visitors bringing flowers and messages. the boys have been named as george wilkinson, harry lewis wright and josh kennedy. two were aged 16, one was 17. among those paying their respects, george's grandfather. i wasn't going to stop here but i had to in the end. how do you feel now you have come? upset but i'm pleased, yeah. as well as grief, there are questions and anger. it isn't clear exactly how fast the audi was going, but the speed limit on this stretch of road is 60 mph. many locals say that is too high. and this i

we will reinforce the security infrastructure with extra cctv, fencing and infrared technology at calaisints. translation: brexit will never prevent the high level of cooperation between our countries. it could bring about uncertainties in the short term. countdown to shutdown.

but afterwards, when investigators started looking at the cctv, a different story began to unfold. that good by stealing from some of the victims. the cctv showed him going to one woman, pauline healey, repeatedly going to her before he eventually took a handbag with her purse in the hours that followed he used her bank cards in fast food restaurants. today at manchester crown court he pleaded guilty to theft and fraud. he will be sentenced at the end of the month and has been told he may go to prison. many people raised lots of money for him after those events and thought he was a hero. he was in store to get more than £50,000 from public donations. he 110w £50,000 from public donations. he now will not get that money and instead is looking at going to prison. he went from hero to zero over a matter of weeks. our top story this evening: winter piles on the pressure — the government apologises to patients as thousands of non—urgent nhs procedures are cancelled. and still to come: polluting the planet — almost all the plastic in our oceans comes from just 10 rivers. we report from o

if the police had done theirjob properly, they would have found her as soon as they got hold of the cctvut they weren't interested. the political surprise of the day came courtesy of nigel farage. listen to what he wants. maybe, just maybe, i am listen to what he wants. maybe, just maybe, iam reaching listen to what he wants. maybe, just maybe, i am reaching the point of thinking that we should have a second referendum. at 22 years old, i bought my first house for {6.5 million —— i bought my first house for {6.5 million -- $6.5 million. that is logan paul, he has made huge amounts of money on you tube but they have now cut ties with him, all to do with a video he posted with a dead person on it. and we talk about the japanese gang person on it. and we talk about the japanese gang boss person on it. and we talk about the japanese gang boss who was tracked down after he took photos of his body covered in tatties. —— tattoos. we starred in pakistan, where riots continue after this girl was raped and murdered. this video shows a large outline of a man and this young girl. she had been on her

the increase of spending, cctv, staff, lots of things.l help families and children coming over and seeking asylum. what macron wants to do is speed up the asylum in the uk and stop the calaisjungle beforehand happening again. we reported on it a light. they dismantled it, but many hundreds are still there. there was no provision for them. to a degree, it did not solve anything, and made things worse for many. i think theresa may felt, at least the uk, felt they had to do more to woo macron. when he was campaigning to be president, he said he would rip up the agreement between france and the uk about calais. absolutely. and with brexit as the undercurrent, it makes these talks more important. the guardian says steve bannon will meet with robert mueller, who is leading the investigation into russia interfering with the us election. we heard reports that steve bannon received a subpoena. now it seems they will talk together. no one us will be present. mixed messages. yes. i think the feeling is that a subpoen means steve bannon would be test

all the data from close to zainab‘s house as well as cctv footage...ed to catch terrorists, to identify the killer and whether he had accomplices. the crime scene where this girl lived, the cctv footage that emerged is about half a kilometre away so there is the issue of transporting the body back to where it was found. it isn't easy to carry a body halfway across the town. was there somebody else helping them ? police have discovered traces of the same dna in a similar cases including zainab‘s. the first is an attempted rape in june, 2015. nearly a year later another girl is attacked but survives. last year there was an attack every few months. five girls were killed, one survived. this man's daughter was the first to be murdered. the five—year—old disappeared on his birthday last january. he still has the teddy bear she gave him that morning. he is furious that the killer was never caught. police are now coming the neighbourhood collecting dna samples. they've done over a00 tests already. but the families of many victims believe the police didn't pro

if the police had done theirjob properly, they would have found her as soon as they got hold of the cctve political surprise of the day came courtesy of nigel farage. listen to what he wants. maybe, just maybe, i am listen to what he wants. maybe, just maybe, iam reaching listen to what he wants. maybe, just maybe, i am reaching the point of thinking that we should have a second referendum. at 22 years old, i bought my first house for {6.5

watch this cctv.id on his victims, 22 people left with burns, a crime involving a household product that's been growing, year on year. police recorded more than 500 attacks involving corrosive substances in england and wales in the year to last april. 0fficials think the true figure could be twice as high. ministers have launched an action plan, including a review of how cases are prosecuted and first aid training for police. and, from today, a voluntary ban by diy chains, including b&q, on selling harmful chemicals to under—18s. supermarkets will also challenge underage customers just like they would if they were buying alcohol. acid attacks are the most horrific crimes, and we want to make sure we restrict access, that we support victims, that we police these attacks really effectively. jabad hussain was attacked last year. police officers poured water into his eyes to save his sight. so what does he think of the plan? i'd like to give welcome and thanks to the government for what they're trying to

munir mohammed had been picked up on cctv in asda.or everyday items containing chemicals he needed for his bomb, all the time being guided over the phone by his girlfriend using her pharmacy experience. in his bedsit, officers found bomb—making components and instructions in how to use mobile phone detonators and the poison ricin. his is commander had posted an instruction on facebook which read, "place poison in food like fruit and vegetables in markets or inject poison in drinks and foods that are prohibited in islam". at that time, munir mohammed was working here at kerry foods in burton—on—trent. he was in the kitchens, making sauces for ready meals that are sold in tesco and morrison's. using fake id with someone else's name, he got the job through the gi recruitment company. munir mohammed was planning a bomb attack. there was no evidence he ever had any poison. but detectives say that because of his interest in ricin and his support for is, he did pose a threat to this factory. he certainly was a risk. had that food company kno

waycare pulls in data from various sources — traffic signals, cctv cameras, in vehicle sensors and informationdriving apps. it factors in things like what day of the year it is, the time of day and the weather. responding to incidents rapidly is one thing, but the point is to be able to predict incidents before they happen, so the responders can be better prepared using deep learning, what we do is we look at the historical data, run it through algorithms to develop patterns that are emerging and tie it to what's happening now on the road. by doing that we're essentially able to look forward in time to identify where these incidents are likely to occur. unfortunately, waycare wasn't able to predict this one. the trooper‘s taking pictures. it looks like it's the rear. you see how she was spinning out? she did a full 180 and struck right here. being able to foresee accidents here could really save lives. the hope is that as the data gets more sophisticated, the predictions will become more accurate. every day we get more and more evidence about what causes... ..what triggers an incident and the

we will reinforce the security infrastructure with extra cctv, fencing, an infrared technology at calaiseaty also agrees to speed up the processing of migrants at calais. translation: i think this treaty will very much enable us both to have a more human approach for these people. the uk is in the grip of the worst outbreak of flu for seven years, say health officials. patient safety in wales is being put at risk because of cuts in services — a group of doctors claim in a letter to the first minister. prince harry and megan markel make their first official

van into muslim worshippers outside a mosque in north london has said the driver was not caught on cctva8, denies murder and attempted murder, saying a man called dave was driving. he told woolwich crown court he could not explain why that man was never seen, arguing that perhaps he could make himself vanish. mps have voted to leave the palace of westminster while a proposed multibillion—pound refurbishment of the historic building takes place. the commons approved the motion by a narrow majority. the planned move won't take effect until 2025 at the earliest, and is part of proposed modernisation works costing £5.6 billion. a rare lunar event being called the super—blue—blood—moon has bewitched sky—watchers around the world. it can only happen when there is a second full moon in the same month, and when it is closest to the earth in orbit, making it look much brighter and bigger. and that has coincided with a lunar eclipse, which has given it a reddish glow in some parts of the world — something that has not happened for a generation. now it is time for newsnight, with evan davies. he m

when did that videoeagle-eyed cctv spottedthese people have been caught up with and arrested.arently it's a gang thing and now they are putting this everyonethere's yet another scam. i have a second video, and i'm all karma, but dang. >> whoa! >> wow. when the truck first clips the scooter, then the person and the scooter are thrown into the car. >> thatd was trying to make his get away. lucky escape but in a bit of a situ >> soakbsorb and his is our beautiful country. pinnacle national park nearnas, california. they shot this way back in april of 2016 and it just sat on a t now finally ge putting releasing it and we're ver matt andey a hoing gorgeous it's 2018 i'm going to set soals for myself maybe e you. let this make you get o put your feetthe just te at itty-bitty worm they caught. think about this this was on or two yee keeping it a secret.>> it's no have friends who go there and camp and hike beauti they are going to bed,ou just drew attention to their secret n secret spot. >> it'sdttenon to the national how important they are, and the fact they are there for all of us.

this is the cctv video that‘s been released. you may find it upsetting. ifi released.e bit, you can see where that large group of stu d e nts see where that large group of students was standing begins to collapse. students was standing begins to colla pse. u nfortu nately everyone goes down and then the cctv turns to black. next video is the aftermath. you will see the extent of the damage that was caused. the police have already said this was an accident, there is no evidence it was an attack. here are some eyewitnesss talking about what they saw. i heard some noise and building shake and panic. translation: the roof collapsed. the roof of the first floor collapsed on to the ground floor. there might be a few people who were injured like the receptionist and people who hung out in starbucks. but i didn't see any dead. it looks like they were injured and unconscious. it is not advised from my colleagues and office management, don‘t advise me to go back to the building. the governor came to the scene a short while ago. he has called for a full audit of the jakarta stock

we will reinforce infrastructure with extra cctv, fencing, at calais and other border points.2016 more than 56,000 attem pts points. in 2016 more than 56,000 atte m pts by points. in 2016 more than 56,000 attempts by clandestinely to cross the channel were stopped by the juxtaposed border controls, the further investment to date will make the borders even more secure. the bbc‘s chief political correspondent vicki young was in the joint press conference in sandhurst. it does look like president macron has got a good deal. yes but when you put that to british ministers their argument is that we have effectively muted british border to calais and we were not dealing with theissues calais and we were not dealing with the issues der bvb dealing with it in the south—east of england, so they would argue that this is cooperation and it shows the importance and having a secure border. —— dealing with —— they would say they are dealing with it in the south—east of england. the other thing is the sandhurst treaty that the two sites have signed. it talks about a smoother process for unacc

the police have a grainy cctv image of the suspect and a manhunt is under way to try and a manhunt isny in this city still pose the question, why wasn't more done earlier? still to come, does a double mastectomy increased some patients chances of surviving breast cancer? a study suggests not really. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of, it has seen the most intense attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry and it's one of its biggest. but if industry is nervous of this report and it may tend to want people —— for people to wa nt to tend to want people —— for people to want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a streak that is unaffected. huge part was to be demolished as buildings crashed into one another. this woman said she had been given no help and advice by the authorities. she stood outside the ruins of her business. tens of thousands of black children in south africa have ta ken thousands of black children in south africa have taken advantage of laws passed by the country's new multiracial government and enrolled at for

. >>> cctv coverage reported to be a train station in the uk. can see a dude in a business suit, clearly not had a good day, smashing his brief case against the wall. this couple starts walking by. the guy calls his missus over to the side. ends up smashing his phone on the ground. at this point it's got the attention of the other couple. they think maybe we should help. >> at that point maybe having a bad day and needed somebody. >> well i think her thoughts were spot-on, because as he gets up, you'll notice the train approaches. >> no! wow! you have got to be kidding me. that was instant. >> this guy just runs i think he's going to go in front of it, she grabs him, with inches, near seconds to spare and pulls him back. >> her spidey women's senses were right on. >> the thing is, my spidey senses were firing off when i watched this video because it didn't seem quite right. >> is it too good to be true you think? >> for me it's all sort of acted out. you can't hear anything but they're all, maybe i should go back. no, maybe you shouldn't. keep w

in these cctv pictures you can see the car speeding across a road, it hits the central reservation thenlding. the driver is being investigated by police for driving under the influence of narcotics. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — we get the latest on british attempts to find out if russia interfered in the eu referendum and general election. and as thousands ofjobs and contracts around the world hang in the balance we'll discuss what went wrong at the construction giant carillion. that's still to come. good evening. a mild monday morning of rain gave way to colder conditions as we went through the day. turning increasingly wintry for the north and west and behind that front, cold air is starting to dig down. that stays with us for the next couple of days. a change in the weather story. a rash of showers continue through the night. primarily rain across central and southern england but further north as showers will turn increasingly wintry even at lower levels. there will be some snow starting to settle on lower le

>> only after some eagle-eyed cctv operators spotted this that the story actually got out.se people have been caught up with and arrested. apparently, it's a gang thing and now they are putting this wide for everyone to know there's yet another scam. i have a second video, and i'm all about karma, but dang. >> whoa! >> wow. >> when the truck first clips the scooter, then the person and the scooter are thrown into the car. >> that guy stalled that scooter and was trying to make his get away. lucky escape, but in a bit of a situation. >> soak it in, absorb it, and know this is our beautiful country. pinnacle national park near salinas, california. they shot this way back in april of 2016, and it just sat on a hard drive. they are just now finally getting around to putting this footage together and releasing it, and we're very grateful. blue mantle films consists of matt and holly. they spent a little bit more than a week camping and hiking and doing these gorgeous time-lapse videos. if you have said to yourself, it's 2018, i'm going to set some new goals for myself, maybe get

police have released a cctv image of a man wanted over a car crash that killed three teenage boys atndon bus stop on friday. the prime minister has come under new pressure from her backbenchers over brexit negotiations — amid reports of a looming leadership battle. the leader of russia's main opposition party is arrested at a rally calling for a boycott of the presidential elections — along with more than 200 other protesters. his lawyer says he has now been released without charge. the founder of ikea, ingvar kamprad, has died at the age of 91. he started the business when he was just 17. now on bbc news, it's the travel show. this week on the show: the sinkholes left behind by the shrinking dead sea. it is devastation, but it is also quite beautiful, isn't it? travel tech you can talk to... i have packed it. can you say it again? and i'm in mexico to see one of the world's most impressive migrations. first up this week, we're in the resort of ein gedi in israel, on the banks of the dead sea. this vast, salty lake is one of the region's top tourist attractions, but it's one that's s

all of them pile on to do wt they can and start smashing the cctv cameras. >> they didn't get all thes. all they're doing is being ca >> all o tfs apparently because the guy that lives in this house owes the leader of this gang $$315. unfortunately his wife and child were there. >> the wife and the kid don't come out though, right, they're not attacked themselves? >> you don't see any of that happening in the video. they were able to damage the cc tv and they got with household articles, solid goal chain and about $1260 in cash. however, i think the result of this video really getting out there virally all five of them have been caught by the local police and are facing charges for robbery and attempted murder. >>> talk about a super personalized wedding gift julia know juliano lepine is making a gift for her other-in-law's goes nk so. in this woman is truly talented. she's making sculptures which are hand sized with the specific eye color and hair color of the bride and groom and then she starts to bold them, makes the eye colors exact, trying to make them look exactly like the pictu

the money will go on cctv cameras, fencing and relocating migrants at calais and other ports.ly close" relationship between the two countries. and incredible pictures to share with you from australia's east coast, where two teenage boys have become the first to be rescued from the ocean by a drone. after using its camera to locate the boys, lifeguards were able to drop an inflatable rescue pod which swept the pair back to shore. lifeguards had been training to familiarise themselves with the drone equipment, when they noticed the boys needed help. the us government is heading towards a shutdown on friday night u nless congress a pproves donald trump's budget for 2018 or agrees to a short—term funding solution. the president, meanwhile, has denied his views have changed about building a wall along the border with mexico. the wall was a key campaign pledge and embodied his vision of america first. in the second of our reports charting a year since the inauguration, our north america editorjon sopel has travelled to the border with mexico and considers how mr trump has reshaped a

they feature cctv security cameras for faces and if you look at their feet, yea, they're wearing highr hips move in time with the music. tonight show host jimmy fallon had this to say about the possible problems people fay when trying to pay the robotic dancers. >> they said if you know anything about robot stripers is when you give them a dollar you have to make sure it's not crinkled and facing the right [ applause ] >> that's a good one. the annual trade show focuses more on artificial intelligence this year and featured over 20,000 cutting edge smart electronics. so, when it comes to the robots and the poles and the high heels and everything, when it comes to making it rain, i don't know. >> that's absurd. leading the news, an nbc news investigation into so-called birth tourism, women from foreign countries, many of them from russia, coming to the u.s. to give birth so that their children can become american citizens. in florida alone, foreign births have skyrocketed nearly 90% in the past decade. nbc senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden has details. >> reporter: th

but afterwards when investigators started looking at cctv, a very different story began to unfold. the cctv showed he went for one woman called pauline healy, repeatedly going to her before eventually leaning over and taking her handbag with her purse in it, and the hours that followed he used her bank card in fast—food restau ra nts. today at manchester crown court he pleaded guilty to theft and fraud. he will be sentenced at the end of the month and has been told he may go to prison. of course many people raised lots of money for him after those events and thought he was a hero. he was in store to get more than £50,000 from public donations and now will not get that money and is instead looking at going to prison. he truly went from hero to zero over a matter of weeks. let's go to the white house, sarah huckabee sanders, the us press secretary, taking questions. reporter: the president says when steve bannon was fired he not only lost hisjob, he steve bannon was fired he not only lost his job, he lost his steve bannon was fired he not only lost hisjob, he lost his mind. does he f

watch the cctv. you can see the 25—year—old throwing acid on his victims.roposing a new crime of carrying acid without good reason — saying the harmful substance, just like knives, shouldn't be in public. dominic casciani, bbc news. more than 30 people are missing after an oil tanker caught fire after colliding with a cargo ship off the east coast of china. the tanker — which is registered in panama — was travelling from iran to south korea when it hit another vessel around 160 nautical miles off the coast of shanghai. it had more than a million tonnes of crude oil on board. the 21 chinese crew members of the cargo ship have all been rescued. the german chancellor, angela merkel, says she's optimistic that her centre right christian democrats can reach a coalition deal with the centre—left social democrats. five days of talks began this morning. it comes three months after the election in germany. the french president, emmanuel macron, has been paying tribute to the victims of the islamist attack on a satirical magazine and a jewish supermarket in paris thr

the police have a grainy cctv image of the suspect and a manhunt is under way to try to find him. why wasn't more done earlier? stay with us on bbc world news, still to come — a new discovery that will delight fans. a solo film of stan laurel, that was long thought to be lost, has been found in the netherlands. day one of operation desert storm to force the iraqis out of kuwait has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry, and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge parts of kobe were simply demolished as buildings crashed into one another. this woman said she'd been given no help and no advice by the authorities. she stood outside the ruins of her business. tens of thousands of black children in south africa have taken advantage of laws, passed by the country's new multiracial government, and enrolled at formerly white schools. tonight sees the 9,610th performance of her long—running pla

the money will go on cctv cameras, fencing and relocating migrants at calais and other ports.oss parts of western europe on thursday has now crossed to poland. winds from storm friederike reached up to more than 200 kilometres an hour — causing severe disruptions to travel and plunging at least eight people are thought to have been killed. anna holligan reports. a storm so ferocious, so indiscriminate, it rips through homes and wrecks journeys. frederick was forecast, but few were expect these hurricane—strength gusts. more than 300 flights were cancelled at amsterdam schiphol airport. some pilots did try to land. but gave up. 0thers gave their passengers and memorable experience. the landing was rough, not the roughest i have ever had, but a lot of bumps. it was bumpy. many people were throwing up. i was worried about my little daughter, that she was going to be sick. but we were 0k. i flew into schiphol with my daughter. there are still significant delays. all of the trains across the netherlands have stopped running. the routes down to the platforms have been cordoned off.

cctv pictures recorded a group of more than 30 students crashing into the building's lobby.0 people in total were injured, but there were no fatalities. pope francis has arrived in the chilean capital, santiago, at the start of a week—long visit to chile and peru. the trip has been overshadowed by accusations of child sexual abuse against almost eighty members of the chilean clergy. the highlight for the public of this three—day visit in santiago will be an open—air mass in a park on tuesday, which is expected to attract over half a million people. the pope will also meet victims of the military dictatorship of augusto pinochet. the philippine government has revoked the licence of one of the country's leading news websites. authorities say the rappler, which has two us investors, has violated a clause in the constitution that limits media ownership to philippine citizens. but editors of the website say it is an attempt of the government to silence criticism. and here's something you don't see too often. a wayward wallaby wandering across sydney harbour bridge. police respond

described dave is angry about what is happening in the country but could not explain why there was no cctv, dave is not a magician is he and he replied, he is like dynamo, an illusionist, he can make himself vanish was the court also heard about the previous mental health problems suffered by mr osborne, such as depression. he said he was not mad butjust angry and then went on to talk about grooming gangs in rochdale. he was highly critical of muslims in general. the prosecutor said this is not the platform to preacher ideology and racial hatred. thank you. a public enquiry into the deaths of five children at hospitals in northern ireland has recommended a legal disclosure of the failings. the enquiry was set up 14 years ago to examine how hospital staff managed fluids in the treatment of children who are aged between 17 months and 15 years old. a seaplane that crashed in australia, killing five members of a british family, had veered significantly off its intended course, according to investigators. the canadian pilot was also killed when the plane came down on new year‘s eve. the head of

we will reinforce the infrastructure with extra cctv, fencing at border points.tss by clandestinely to cross the channel we re clandestinely to cross the channel were stopped at the uk's juxtapose border controls, but further investment we have agreed to did make the uk's border is even more secure. uk and france also share a determination to tackle the people traffickers and migrant smugglers who exploit the misery of those meeting the perilous journey to europe. we are committed to working closely together to close down the networks of smugglers who seek to profit from the misery of others. uk— french economic cooperation is vital to our shared prosperity. we share £71 billion in trade, making france the uk's the largest trading partner, and the uk, france's fifth largest. and this chick continues to thrive following the vote to leave the eu. airbus have today announced a multi—billion pound deal to provide emirates airlines with 36 passenger aircraft, parts of which will be built in both the uk and france, providing a boost to both our economies. and just down

the police do have a cctv image of the suspect and the man had is under way to try and find him. why it wasn't more done earlier? a study of women with breast cancer suggests that having a double mastectomy does not increase the chances of survival in younger patients who have what's known as the brca gene. the researchers also found that women treated for breast cancer had the same survival rates — regardless of whether or not they had the mutation. a short time ago the report's author, professor diana eccles, spoke to the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme about the significance of these findings. the first thing to absolutely stress is all of the patient in this study came along with a diagnosis of breast cancer, they were not people who have no cancer but knew they were at high risk and that is important to get clear, they are a very different circumstances. our study looked at young women, 18 to 43 developed cancer, usually they found a lump, they were not being screened and most did not know they were brca gene carriers and we followed them for a long period of time, looke