police have released cctv images but over 21: have released cctv images but over 2a hours later theye the young boy being treated for serious burns to his arms and face. at the moment we are uncertain what those injuries will be what the long—term implications will be but we are pleased he has been released from hospital now. even in this quiet city, the threat of acid attacks lingers. a woman who lost my members of herfamily lingers. a woman who lost my members of her family when a tourist boat sank in the american lake in missouri has been describing what happened. in all, 17 people dry when the couple capsized during a thunderstorm on thursday. last week she was on a pleasure cruise with her family when the duck boat she was on and started to sink. when the water came over the boat i didn‘t know what happened. i had my son right next to me but when the water filled up the boat i could son right next to me but when the waterfilled up the boat i could no longer see and i remember kicking and swimming up to the top and as i was swimming up i was praying, saying, please, let me get to

the cnn network in the united states suggested today that cctv thdetectives - detectives used cctv and facial recognition software to isolate pictures of two suspects seen leaving britain after the attack. eit is not known if they russians and it is not clear if they have been fully identified. counterterrorism detectivescu refused to d the report, leaving only the russian ambassador to comment. >> unfortunately we do not have an official statement of the british side. i want to hear from the foreign office. a lot of versions we hear are not supported by the statements of t foreign office. daniel: the attack ended up taking dawn sturgess' life. she is thought to have been contaminated by a perfume bottle which somehow ended up in her partner's flat. esthe ininto her death opened and adjourned at the local coroner'.s court tod the coroner confirmed that police have recovered a bottle of liquid novichok. one of the last places dawn sturgess went before falling ill was the quee elizabeth garden in salisbury. that has been the focus of police searches of the last two days. detectives now h

and the top story in the uk: police have released cctv images of three men they want to question after a three—year—old boy was injured in in a suspected acid attack in worcester. a 39—year—old man has been arrested. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. economic leaders demand a stepped—up dialogue to stop heightened trade and geopolitical tensions from slowing global growth. physical and mental exhaustion getting you down? well, one burned—out chief executive finds a way to restore worklife balance. good morning, asia. hello, world. it is a monday, the start of a brand—new trading week. glad you could join us for another exciting edition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon. and we start off with the 620 rico hizon. and we start off with the g20 finance ministers and they say increased tensions over trade are posing a risk to global growth. at the end of the two day meeting in argentina they called for greater dialogue to reduce the risk. in recent months the trump administration has imposed tariffs on some imports, sparking retaliation. the us treasury secr

13 hours of cctv will be called through to find more about the couple's whereabouts.ere they had bent over the weekend. —— 1300 hrs. 0na bus bent over the weekend. —— 1300 hrs. on a bus to hear in amesbury where the couple fell ill. as i say, a week ago today. both still in critical condition in hospital. the investigation is ongoing and it looks like this investigation will last for very long time. let's talk more about the build—up to england's quarterfinal against sweden. 0ur correspondent, noel is in croydon for us. afternoon. good afternoon. you can feel the excitement. we can shall picture is fa ns excitement. we can shall picture is fans beginning to arrive. the day when every england fan heart's flickers. we can show you some pictures from tuesday night when england won the head—to—head with colombia and the scenes in this very spot where 1000 people were literally celebrating, they were jumping, celebrating jason peck furred's stunning save. —— jason peck furred. —— jason pickford. furred's stunning save. —— jason peck furred. ——jason pickford. it is in venue

officers have released cctv images of three men they want to speak to following the attack yesterdayernoon. we've got a 39—year—old man under arrest. he's helping with our enquiries at the moment. but we're really, really keen to identify the three people in the images we've officially sent out because we think they may have information that might be able to help us. three members of the anti—corruption unit at the metropolitan police are being investigated by a police watchdog in connection with claims they interfered with inquiries or failed to investigate cases. and millions of virgin media customers have lost access to channels provided by the broadcaster uktv, such as dave and gold, because of a disagreement between the two companies. good evening. the brexit secretary, dominic raab, says he's confident a deal can be reached with the european union in time for the mid—october deadline, set by the other 27 member states. he's due to return to brussels for more talks later this week. but mr raab also says it's right for the government to step up preparations over the summer for th

dawn stu rgess are trawling through cctv footage.remain in critical condition in salisbury district hospital after being taken ill week ago. investigators believe the couple may have handled a contaminated object containing the potentially deadly novichok. police say it is likely the investigation will take months to complete. joining me from amesbury is our correspondent, alison freeman. alison, what's the latest on the police investigation? we have seen quite a lot of comings and goings here today, a few hours ago we thought police joined by fire crews and ambulance crews who are here to support them as they continue on examining that address where those two people who fell ill two weeks ago today were found, which isjust behind me here on the estate. police today have said that this investigation into what happened to dawn sturgess and charlie rowley is likely to last for several months now. they fell ill last saturday with symptoms similar to those covered by the ex—russian spy to those covered by the ex—russian spy sergei skripa

the suspects were identified by cctv footage.ea ier this month, dawn sturgess died after being poisoned by the nerve agent, and her partner remains in hospital. police believe the incidents are annked. danielord reports. daniel: in central salisbury this afternoon, troops in gas mask again, gathering possible evidence othe nerve agent attack. a large plastic container was taken away for examination. it inow more than four month since sergei skripal and his daughter yulia fell ill after leaving his home in a quiet cul-de-sac where they had become contaminated by a russian-made rve agent, novichok smeared or sprayed on his front door. the cnn network in the united states suggested today that cctv detectives -- that detectives used cctvre and facial cognition atsoftware to ispictures of two suspects seen leaving britain after the attack. it is not known if they are russians and it iseyot clear if ave been fully identified. counterterrorism detectives refused to discuss the report, leaving only the russian ambassador to comment. >> unfortunately we do not have an official statement of the b

what is odd to me is that wasn't more cctv footage of them there or somehow encountering the skripalsives are under renewed pressure — amid claims that they deliberately broke with parliamentary convention during a key brexit vote earlier this week. the chief whip —julian smith — has been accused of underhand tactics. downing street says theresa may has full confidence in him. let's speak to our political correspondent iain watson in westminster. for those who do not understand pairing, can you explain what happens and why you would need that level of trust? i think you are right, ina level of trust? i think you are right, in a sense, this is a story about the fake system of voting in westminster. about trust and transparency in politics and the career ofjulian smith, the chief whip, ata career ofjulian smith, the chief whip, at a time when theresa may has lost two cabinet ministers over brexit. if there is somebody who is an opposition mp who cannot get to westminster, with a crucial bit of legislation, the convention is that someone on legislation, the convention is that someone on

the press association are saying the police have used this cctv footage to identify the suspects, anderal russians were involved. this is what the sources are telling the press association. they are not saying any names or anything like that. we ourselves have checked with the metropolitan police this morning, and they are not commenting on these reports by the press association. all they are saying is, this investigation is ongoing. they are not commenting about whether there are any number of suspects lined up, any names or whether arrests are imminent. nothing like that from the met. the sources are coming from the press association. separately, the russian ambassador has responded to these claims this morning. he said ina very these claims this morning. he said in a very short statement, the british investigators have no evidence of russian involvement in the script skripal poisoning. this is what the russians are saying in response to these pa allegations this morning. thank you very much, duncan kennedy. the police watchdog is warning that there could be a rise in hate crimes af

the suspects were identified from cctv footage.r being poisoned by the nerve agent, and her partner remains in hospital. police believe the incidents are linked. the bbc‘s daniel sandford reports. in central salisbury this afternoon, troops in gas masks again, gathering possible evidence of the nerve agent attack. the focus on this occasion, a large plastic container which was taken away for examination. it is now more than four months since sergei skripal and his daughter yulia fell ill, not long after leaving his home, here in a quiet cul—de—sac, where they had become contaminated by a russian—made military grade nerve agent, a novichok, that had been smeared or sprayed on his front door. the cnn network in the united states suggested today that detectives have used cctv and facial recognition software to isolate pictures of two suspects seen leaving britain soon after the attack, though it is not known if they are russian and it's not clear they have been fully identified. counterterrorism detectives refused to discuss the repor

the press association has reported that police believe several russians, identified through cctv, werearlier this month, dawn sturgess, from wiltshire, died after being poisoned by the nerve agent, and her partner remains in hospital. police believe the incidents are linked. daniel sandford is in salisbury tonight. counterterrorism police have been careful not to comment themselves on their nerve agent investigations today. but there have been signs of a number of breakthroughs in recent weeks which means detectives may be coming close to working out who it was that smeared or sprayed novichok here and worsened the relations between russia and britain. in central salisbury this afternoon, troops in gas masks again gathering possible evidence of the nerve agent attack. the focus on this occasion, a large plastic container which was taken away for examination. it's now more than four months since sergei skripal and his daughter yulia fell ill after being contaminated by a military grade russian—made nerve agent, the novichok that was left on his front door. the cnn network in the united

it is reported british police have identified from cctv footage several suspects responsible for theied after being poisoned by the novichok nerve agent, and her partner is still in hospital. police believe the incidents are linked. daniel sandford reports. in central salisbury this afternoon, troops in gas masks again, gathering possible evidence of the nerve agent attack. the focus on this occasion — a large plastic container, which was taken away for examination. it is now more than four months since sergei skripal and his daughter yulia fell ill, not long after leaving his home, here in a quiet cul—de—sac, where they had become contaminated by a russian—made, military-grade nerve agent, a novichok, that had been smeared or sprayed on his front door. the cnn network in the united states suggested today that detectives have used cctv and facial recognition software to isolate pictures of two suspects seen leaving britain soon after the attack, though it is not known if they are russian, and it is not clear they have been fully identified. counterterrorism detectives refused to disc

the press association has reported that police believe several russians identified through cctv wereergei and yulia skripal. earlier this month dawn sturgess from wiltshire died after being poisoned by the novichok nerve agent. her partner remains in hospital. police believe the incidents are linked, as our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. in central salisbury this afternoon, troops in gas masks again, gathering possible evidence of the nerve agent attack. the focus on this occasion, a large plastic container which was taken away for examination. it is now more than four months since sergei skripal and his daughter yulia fell ill, not long after leaving his home, here in a quiet cul—de—sac, where they had become contaminated by a russian—made military grade nerve agent, novichok, nerve agent, a novichok, that had been smeared or sprayed on his front door. the cnn network in the united states suggested today that detectives have used cctv and facial recognition software to isolate pictures of two suspects seen leaving britain soon after the attack, though it is not

we know they have 1300 hrs of cctv footage to go through.w more details about where the couple had been on saturday and sunday of last week, those include the hostel in salisbury, going into the city centre to some gardens and then eventually coming out here to amesbury where they both fell ill. the mood here is one of appreciation of the police. we have seen young people with ice lollies san —— handing them out to people from the emergency services here, trying to work out what has happened here. thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news... theresa may warns ministers that public dissent over brexit will no longer be tolerated after they backed her plan for the uk's future relationship with the eu. 12 thai boys stuck in a cave send letters to their parents assuring them they're fine. police investigating the poisoning of a couple in wiltshire last weekend warn the operation could take months. sport. now let's get a full round—up with chris mitchell. good afternoon. france will play belgium in the first semifinal at the world cup. who w

the latest nerve agent poisoning in wiltshire say they've begun examining more than 1300 hours of cctv after being taken ill a week ago. investigators believe the couple may have handled a contaminated object. joining me from amesbury with the latest on this story is our correspondent, alison freeman. good morning, the house remained sealed off. forensic operations continue. the patients continue to be treated in hospital. we are at a strange stage of the process because we know a little but there is so much we do not know. that is right. this area remained sealed off. police say the investigation is looking like it will take months. you can see the officers have had a comfort station set up, so they are clearly not going anywhere soon. just around the corner we believe is the property where dawn sturgess and charlie rowley fell ill a week ago today and were taken to hospital suffering the same symptoms as the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter, who were poisoned by novichok in march. police are working on the assumption this couple hambledon object connected to that. —

in nearby salisbury back in march. 0fficers say what they are doing now is scouring 1300 hours of cctvntly poisoned. last night they revealed more details about where they had been on friday and saturday of last week from the youth hostel, sorry, from the hostel where dawn sturgess lives through to the centre of salisbury and then to hearin the centre of salisbury and then to hear in amesbury where they both fell ill at the weekend. the atmosphere here is one of sort of appreciation of what the emergency services are doing. we have seen little boys coming along and giving policemen lollies to encourage them and keep them up in this extremely hot weather. we do know there are 100 counterterrorism officers who are working on this case now and it seems that they are pretty much facing looking for a needle in a haystack as they try and work out what the item was this couple had handled and where they found it. that was alison freeman reporting from amesbury. at least 38 people have been killed and nearly 50 others are missing after heavy rain caused landslides injapan. the after heavy rain

it wasn't until the police sifted through cctv footage that they ascertained that the attack was in facton to the attack. another man from wolverhampton was arrested yesterday. west mercia police say the motive is still unclear. we are considering all the options available to us and we keep an open mind, but at the moment we are stating that it is a potentially deliberate attack and from that perspective, we want to reassure the community that we're working hard to make sure we understand the motivation and as a consequence of that we can make sure that we are safeguarding both that individual and the wider community. the boy was discharged from hospital yesterday. he had burns on his face and arm. officers say the long—term implications of those injuries are unknown. sima kotecha, bbc news, worcester. this breaking news comes from north korea where an agency that gathers satellite images called 38 north says north korea appears to be dismantling a rocket launch after a series of these images was released by 38 north is saying they showed images of the sohae station of the country they a

police in worcester have released cctv images of three men they want to question after a 3—year—old boyured in a suspected acid attack. officers say he was deliberately targeted. a 39—year—old man from wolverhampton has been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm. 0livia crellin has more. police have given a press conference outside the home bargains stall where this incident happened and if we ta ke where this incident happened and if we take a listen, we can hear what they told us. i'm really pleased to say little boy has been discharged. he is back with his parents and at the moment we are uncertain as to what the extent of those injuries will be and what the long—term implications are but it is pleasing he has been released from hospital. at the moment the injuries he sustained in relation to his face and arms. you can't say whether they will be life altering? it is too soon will be life altering? it is too soon to say. we hope as a consequence of the care he had and the response of emergency services, that will not be the case but it is to early to say.

police investigating a suspected acid attack on a 3—year—old boy in worcester have released cctv imagesmen they want to speak to. hundreds of volunteers from syria's civil defence force, known as the white helmets, are rescued from a war zone in southern syria. they are safely in jordan. three members of the anti—corruption unit at the metropolitan police are being investigated by a police watchdog in connection with claims they interfered with inquiries or failed to investigate cases. millions of virgin media customers have lost access to channels provided by the broadcaster uktv, such as dave and gold, because of a row between the two companies over money. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the author and broadcaster, natalie haynes and rob merrick, deputy political editor of the independent. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the times quotes the head of amazon in the uk, saying there could be civil unrest within two weeks if britain leaves the european union with no deal. the financial times says brussels

this is a macro to a stall in the salisbury last friday, seen on cctv buying drinks for the little hourshe was in intensive care. she and charlie rowley fell ill within hours of each other and both remain critical in hospital. like all their family members, charlie rowley‘s robber isjust hoping family members, charlie rowley‘s robber is just hoping for some positive news. he is my younger brother. i love him too bit soppy i don't want anything to happen to him. and yet, it has. ——i love him to bits. how would you deal with it? you know? it is heartbreaking. the couple became contaminated when they handled the poison, according to scotla nd handled the poison, according to scotland yard, which is this investigation. counterterrorism officers ohl working with the local wiltshire force and four months on from the script now poisoning, police here are trying to reassure the public. our top priority now and a lwa ys the public. our top priority now and always will be the safety of every body in our community. to that end, people in a mystery and salisbury will see a significant increase in th

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they've been identified as a result of checking cctv and crosschecked with order entry data. u.k.overnment has blamed russia, but moscow is denying involvement. the strugglerope, to contain dozens of wildfires. the country has received help from the eu and said it is mobilized all available resources. record high temperatures and unusually dry summer weather have caused this which is shown few signs of abating. wildfires rage as far north as the arctic circle. more than 40 fires burned across sweden on wednesday, promptiting swedish authorities to s seek international insistence that assistance. -- international assistance. >> it is capable of dropping 600000 liters of water and about one second. liters into6000 default seconds. which dealtrway, with its own wildfires last week, has dispatched six helicopters to sweeten for assistance. authorities have urged residents of the area's to evacuate. despite the intense heat, the inhabitants of the net by the close windows and shut off installation to avoid breathing in smoke. nordic countries have experienced a record heatwave over the

latest nerve agent poisoning in wiltshire say they've begun examining more than 13—hundred hours of cctv sturgess remain in a critical condition in hospital, after being taken ill a week ago. investigators believe the couple may have handled a contaminated object. members of a global team of researchers say they've reached an important milestone in the quest to design a vaccine that could protect people from hiv. the trial, which appears in the journal the lancet, involved 400 people. scientists acknowledge there are still huge challenges to overcome but say they are cautiously hopeful. almost all wildflower meadows in the uk have been lost since the 19305, according to conservationists. they say that the survival of nearly 11100 species of insects that rely on meadow plants is at risk because of the decline. the department for rural affairs says it's committed to protecting wildlife as part of a 25—year plan. good morning. you may not have realised there is a match going on today. for any england football fans, this is what we are going to be talking about quite a while. gareth southgat

we've got some cctv security camera outsided a building. it seems relatively calm for now, look at the trees. they start blowing around ann bit and then whipping about a little bit more. >> is that tent secure? >> no, it's not. as this is approaching, tps it's basically a small tornado, grabs a hold of that and sends that teenage boy flying through the air. >> looks like this was a little bit of shade for somebody cooking outside, a little outdoor heating area and he got call the newspaper it. >> as it was listed up, it seemed to catch this 14-year-old boy, sends him tumbling and that landing is not a good one. >> ooh. >> oh, man. >> that broke his nose. >> no, but it did break his jaw. in fact, check out this picture. lost a couple of teeth from that impact as well. >> he had no chance to break his fall. he fell right on his face. >> we're going to head to monterey, mexico, for this next one where the dude remembers where he parked his van but it's not there anymore. oh, there it is. as you can see they've had some pretty heavy rain in thi

the latest nerve agent poisoning in wiltshire say they've begun examining more than 1,300 hours of cctvin in a critical condition in hospital, after being taken ill a week ago. investigators believe the couple may have handled a contaminated object. members of a global team of researchers say they've reached an important milestone in the quest to design a vaccine that could protect people from hiv. the trial, which appears in thejournal, "the lancet," involved 400 people. scientists acknowledge there are still huge challenges to overcome but say they are cautiously hopeful. you cannot escape the football this morning. what is your prediction for the match? good football becoming home? a guide dog seems to think so. the labrador predicts england wins. there you go. what does that prove? one thing! there you go. what does that prove? one thing i did not miss from the world cup is animals predicting things. shall i get them done? world cup is animals predicting things. shalli get them done? i do not hate the world cup! by the animals... not everyone is usually interest did. the front pages

the latest nerve agent poisoning in wiltshire say they've begun examining more than 1300 hours of cctvrgess remain in a critical condition in hospital, after being taken ill a week ago. investigators believe the couple may have handled a contaminated object. members of a global team of researchers say they've reached an important milestone in the quest to design a vaccine that could protect people from hiv. the trial, which appears in the journal the lancet, involved 400 people. scientists acknowledge there are still huge challenges to overcome but say they are cautiously hopeful. almost all wildflower meadows in the uk have been lost since the 19305, according to conservationists. they say that the survival of nearly 11100 species of insects that rely on meadow plants is at risk because of the decline. the department for rural affairs says it's committed to protecting wildlife as part of a 25—year plan. it is 8:14am, which means it is less than seven hours until kick—off. it's been 52 years since england won the world cup, but that hasn t stopped fans from dreaming of another victory

we have cctv on the back porch and as you see here there's someone wearing a -- a woman approaching the backdoor. quietly, peeks through the window and when sure everything is okay starts opening the outer gate going in the backdoor if the there's a slight camera video and about two minutes later she emerges carrying a small bag, an 11 day old child. >> you can see the baby's head cradled in her arms. >> heads back down the stairs, gets that back gate open and is now gone with this teeny, tiny baby. there's so much to this story that's going to kind of blow your mind. i'm going to show you a picture. this is nadine at her fake baby shower for her fake baby. she's wearing a pregnancy suit. and that woman was the woman hired by that baby's family just three days before to look after their child. this isn't nadine, though. nadine was inside in the is her 18-year-old cousin. and she hid up as soon as the family fell asleep and got her inside to kidnap that baby for her own. >> oh my goodness. >> that's a lot of premeditation and planning. >> that's the thing that is so bad about the whole t

. >>> cctv from electronics shop in argentina, suddenly it takes a big turn. whole group of armed men, masks up, just comes straight in and acts like it's the buffet. they want whatever they want. they take all the people in the store. they're trying to get whatever they've got from them. it's easy pickens. >> and then the video takes a very, very hard 180. come on. fight back. everybody. take off through the door. see this guy chasing along before he eventually falls to the ground, himself. now, the story behind this is bananas. so these guys come in. the group. to rob the place. they see the people that are working there. what they don't see is an officer who just so happened to ask if he could use their bathroom. >> get out. >> karma. >> waiting for them, boy. >> exactly. he hears what's going on. see the moment he comes bursting out of the bathroom. they all take off. the guy waiting at the entrance very casually shoots that officer in the leg. yeah. takes a bullet to the leg. he was unable to give chase. but nevertheless, the guy is being hailed as a hero

a cctv camera in china has caught the moment when a section of the motorway collapsed.g trees and lamposts along too. these dramatic pictures are from the province of sichuan where authorities are investigating the reason for the collapse, but it's belived to have followed several days of heavy rain. fortunately no causalities have been reported. japan have been knocked out of the world cup after a remarkable comeback from belgium. japan were leading 2—0 well into the second half, but belgium rallied, scoring three goals in less than 30 minutes, the third goal coming in the last seconds of the match. did you see it, it was quite something? brazil won their match against mexico 2—0 and will play belgium in the quarter—finals on friday. the bbc‘s 0lly foster is following events from moscow. there were tears from the blue samurai. they've never made it into a world cup quarter—final and they were so close. no—one saw this performance coming at all, the way that they limped out of their group. those two goals from haraguchi and inui would have set them into dreamland. but t

the press association says police sources have told them they have pieced together cctv from march andrds of people coming in and out of the uk. several suspects have been identified, and the investigators are sure, according to pa, that the poisoners were russian. today in moscow, russia's ambassador to the uk gave this reaction. this is the report of the media. unfortunately we don't have an official statement of the british side, i want to hear that from the scotland yard or the foreign office. the metropolitan police have not commented on the reports that suspects have been identified. their investigation continues. sites across salisbury and nearby amesbury remain the subject of finger tip searches. it is painstaking work — so far more than 400 items have been recovered and tested. the forensic element in relation to this, the gathering of forensic evidence, the piecing together of other elements that may well make up the potential prosecution are so exact, and i am reassured by that to some extent, that the forensic side of it is being so painstakingly undertaken by the investiga

police in worcester have released cctv images, of three men they want to question, after a three—yeara suspected acid attack. officers say he was deliberately targetted. a 39—year—old man from wolverhampton has been arrested, on suspicion of conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm. olivia crellin reports. a shocking attack in an quintessential english city, it was the scene of a acid attack on the child in a busy retail park. it left residents shaken. it was this just disgraceful. the police have released these images, but 2a hours later they do not know the motive for the attack of the exact substance use. it was dangerous enough to hospitalize the young boy who was being treated for serious burns on his arms and face. really for the family but even this quiet city, the threat of acid attacks lingers. three members of the anti—corruption unit at the metropolitan police are being investigated over claims they covered up or failed to properly pursue allegations of wrong—doing by other officers. the independent office for police conduct, which is carrying out the investigation, says a

the press association has reported that police believe several russians, identified through cctv, werergei and yulia skripal. earlier this month, dawn sturgess from wiltshire died after being poisoned by the nerve agent, and her partner remains in hospital. police believe the two incidents are linked. daniel sandford reports. in central salisbury this afternoon, troops in gas mask again gathering possible evidence of the nerve agent attack. the focus on this occasion, a large plastic container which was taken away for examination. it is now more than four months since sergei skripal and his daughter yulia fell ill not long after leaving his home here in a quiet cul—de—sac where they'd become contaminated by a russian—made military grade nerve agent, novichok, that had been smeared or sprayed on his front door. the cnn network in the united states suggested today that detectives have used cctv and facial recognition software to isolate pictures of two suspects seen leaving britain soon after the attack, though it's not known if they're russian and it's not clear that they've been fully

officers have released cctv images of three men they want to speak to following the attack yesterday

the latest nerve agent poisoning in wiltshire say they‘ve begun examining more than 1300 hours of cctvtors believe the couple may have handled a contaminated object containing the potentially deadly novichok. sport know with chris mitchell. four hours until england kick—off against sweden. england and sweden kicks off in just under a—hours. a place in the semi—finals of the world cup up for grabs. the two—sides haven‘t met for 6—years, when they have sweden have been something of a bogey team for england. in terms of the team, suggestions this morning that this man — eric dier — will start the match. he of course scored the decisive penalty in the shootout against colombia. looks like he‘ll play in place of dele alli who has struggled with injury in russia. england haven‘t been as far as the semi—finals since the world cup in 1990, sweden represents — on paper at least — a great chance to progress and they‘re favourites to do so. we came into this tournament has the least experienced team. we are one of the youngest teams in it and we are an improving side that want to make our own his

i have one more piece of business and that is to ask tony valdes cctv to come up and join me.[applause] so two things i want to say, i'm sorry it's so hot in the room. the first is this is a check or $10,000 to cctc because i want to make sure everybody knows i mean what i say. i noticed that through a applause let's see if i can do better . i mean, i want to make another announcement. i think you know part of this but i did something for the last two weeks on the radio on the potus channel on sirius xm that i'm proud of not so much for myself but for my listening audience. there's a website called charity buzz and charity buzz as celebrity moments. i don't think it's gone all the way to my head but the liberty moments where these so-called celebrities contributes an experience and the benefit is they write a check to the charity so it's win-win aslong as you have a celebrity willing to do something and a person willing to write acheck , everybody benefits . two weeks ago on the radio i want the charity buzz option and here it was and they tried to talk me out of it initially

this is dawn sturgess in a store in salisbury last friday, seen on cctv buying drinks. 2a hours laterl ill within hours of each other and both remain critical in hospital. like all their family members, charlie rowley‘s brother is just hoping for some positive news. he is my younger brother. i love him to bits. i don't want anything to happen to him. and yet, it has. how would you deal with it? you know? it's heartbreaking. the couple became contaminated when they handled the poison, according to scotland yard, which is this investigation. counterterrorism officers are working with the local wiltshire force and four months on from the skripal poisoning, police here are trying to reassure the public. our top priority now and always will be the safety of everybody across our communities. to that end, people in amesbury and salisbury will see a significant increase in the amount of police officers and resources that we have here available. charlie rowley was at this church social event on saturday in the hours before he collapsed. he looked a bit out of sorts, you could sense something w

translation: her school cctv cameras were not working so we had to take footage from shopkeepers andare now pushing for a speedy trial. such is the anger on the streets that even the legal community are taking the unusual step of refusing to defend the suspects. translation: this is a crime against humanity and we have decided that no one from our fraternity will defend the accused in the courts. the accused are from the minority muslim community and there are worries regarding the communal backlash. but the muslim community has taken a stand too. if the men are found guilty, their families will suffer, too. translation: our community has declared that if the accused are convicted and get capital punishment, we would not even allow them to be buried in this town. even theirfamilies would be made to leave. there have been huge protests against the suspects and demands for capital punishment is growing. but the fact remains that such horrific incidents continue to haunt india again and again. talks aimed at stopping the fighting between government forces and rebels in southern syria ha

"bring andy in, i need him to have a look at this cctv.his still." and actually, do you know what? he has recognised that many offenders, so not only are we catching and taking them off the street, really important to me, we're giving justice to the victims. and for me, that is really, really important. so if you are out there, watch it, because we're coming for you. and if there is anyone who can, andy can. emma thomas, bbc midlands today, birmingham. they are the gospel choir who stole our hearts at harry and megan's wedding at st george's chapel in windsor earlier this year. the kingdom choir, who are based in battersea, performed a version of stand by me that earned them plaudits and praise around the world. ever since offers from music labels have been pouring in, and today it was announced they've signed a new record deal. wendy hurrell reports. when the night has come. and the moon is the only light we see. the kingdom choir, whose average audience was around 200, until, that is, may the 19th, this year. # just as long as you stand.

we have cctv on the back porch and as you see here there's someone wearing a -- a woman approaching ther. quietly, peeks through the window and when sure everything is okay starts opening the outer gate going in the backdoor if the there's a slight camera video and about two minutes later she emerges carrying a small bag, an 11 day old child. >> you can see the baby's head cradled in her arms. >> heads back down the stairs, gets that back gate open and is now gone with this teeny, tiny baby. there's so much to this story that's going to kind of blow your mind. i'm going to show you a picture. this is nadine at her fake baby shower for her fake baby. she's wearing a pregnancy suit. and that woman was the woman hired by that baby's family just three days before to look after their child. this isn't nadine, though.

and the top story in the uk: police have released cctv images of three men they want to question

the cnn network in the united states suggested today that detectives have used cctv and facial recognition suspects seen leaving britain soon after the attack, though it is not known if they are russian and it's not clear they have been fully identified. counterterrorism detectives refused to discuss the reports, leaving only the russian ambassador to comment. unfortunately, we don't have official statements of the british side. i want to hear that from the scotland yard or the foreign office. a lot of versions that we here in the newspapers, they are not supported by the statements of the foreign office. the attack ended up taking dawn sturgess' life. she is thought to have been contaminated by a perfume bottle which somehow ended up in her partner's flat. the inquest into her death opened and adjourned at the local coroner's court today. the coroner confirmed that police had recovered a bottle of liquid novichok. one of the last places dawn sturgess went before falling ill was the queen elizabeth gardens in salisbury. that has been the focus of the police searches for the last two days.