he was recorded on cctv hanging around the arena for the ariana grande concert to end. by concertgoers and parents waiting to pick up their young children. in the painstaking crime scene investigation after the explosion, more than 30 kilograms of shrapnel was recovered by forensics officers from the manchester arena foyer. more than 29 kilograms of that was metallic nuts placed inside the bomb, the prosecution say, in order to cause maximum damage. of the 359 people in the foyer at the time, 22 were killed. many died from head injuries from the flying shrapnel. among them, 15—year—old megan hurley. her older brother bradley who was at court today had been with her that night. he survived with two broken legs and extensive burns. salman abedi had visited the arena three times on reconnaissance trips in the five days before the bomb as he prepared meticulously for the carnage to come. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the time isjust the time is just after 6:15pm. our top story this evening. the impact of the coronavirus continues to spread with holiday—maker

the next few days he was caught on the cctv cameras visiting stores like b and q cctv cameras visitingd other bits of material he needed to put together his bomb so the evidence has all been about salman abedi and his movements. he was a suicide bomber who killed 22 people but on trial as his younger brother who is accused of being jointly responsible for that attack even though he with the country at the time. the prosecution said he was part of planning and preparing this attack in the months before the bombing and new what his brother would be doing, he was part of loading those ingredients into the car after helping his brother order them. if it is charges of murder, attempted murder and conspiring to cause explosions. —— these are charges. a man has been found guilty of murdering a pensioner by shooting him with a crossbow outside his home. 74—year—old gerry corrigan — from anglesey in north wales — was lured from his house late at night, after his killer disrupted his television signal. the court heard that 39—year—old terence wall was caught after police recovered tracking data

after the death of 22 people, a jury is shown cctv of the manchester arena bomber, just seconds beforee detonated his device. there are calls for more support for children who experience or witness domestic violence or abuse. i was getting to the point where i didn't like myself very much, because i wasn't being honest with myself. after almost 27 years of marriage, the tv presenter phillip schofield goes on live tv to reveal he's gay. and, as the film world prepares for the oscars, one female director tells us hollywood is unconsciously racist. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news — rugby's oldest trophy is upforgrabs. scotland defend the calcutta cup, but can england snatch it from them? good evening. in china, there's been a huge outpouring of grief and anger at the treatment of a doctor who tried to warn the world of the dangers of the coronavirus. hundreds of millions of people have viewed social media posts on dr li wenliang, who's died after contracting the illness while treating infected patients. he was censored by the authorities in the city of wuhan, after raising the alar

in court in london has been shown cctv of a suicide bomber 19 secon homemade device.ated a he is seen carrying a large rucksack containing shrapnel standing in a crowd of men, women and cldren. his brother is on trial accused of being joined the responsible for the attacks. he denies 22 counts of murder, attempted murder and conspiracy. >> at seven minutes past eight on the nht othe explosion, the bomb.he rented flat regaled he took a taxi to a cash point. the weight of his homemade device laden with explosives and nuts and bolts clear from the labor way he was walking. he then took the tram rie-stop to vics it -- victoria hours before the blast.two he was recorded on cctv hanging around the arena. the last image shown to the jury was 19 seconds for the blast. he is seen clearly surrounded by concertgoers a parents waiting to pick up their young children. in t painstaking investigation after the explosion, more than 30 kilogramsf rapnel was recovered by friends its authors from the manchester arena. more than 29 kilograms was metallic nuts placed inside the bombde in to cause maximum

he was recorded on cctv hanging around the arena. the last image shown to the jury was 19 seconds for the blast. he is seen clearly surrounded by concertgoers and parents waiting to pick up their young children. in the painstaking investigation after the explosion, more than 30 kilograms of shrapnel was recovered by friends its authors from the manchester arena. more than 29 kilograms was metallic nuts placed inside the bomb in order to cause maximum damage. of the 359 people at the time, what did you were killed many died from head injuries from the flying treadmill rated among them, megan hurley. her older brother, bradley, had been with her that night. he survived with two broken legs and extensive burns. ♪ >> the former egyptian president hosni mubarak has died at the age of 91. he ruled for 30 years before he was pushed out amid the protests and 2011. egyptians who often complained about corruption, oppression under him have mixed feelings about their former leader as news of his death spread. >> he was in power for 30 years. it

he was recorded on cctv hanging around the arena for the ariana grande concert to end.efore the blast. salman abedi is seen clearly surrounded by concertgoers and parents waiting to pick up their young children. in the painstaking crime scene investigation after the explosion, more than 30 kilograms of shrapnel was recovered by forensics officers from the manchester arena foyer. more than 29 kilograms of that was metallic nuts placed inside the bomb, the prosecution say, in order to cause maximum damage. of the 359 people in the foyer at the time, 22 were killed. many died from head injuries from the flying shrapnel. among them, 15—year—old megan hurley. her older brother bradley who was at court today had been with her that night. he survived with two broken legs and extensive burns. salman abedi had visited the arena three times on reconnaissance trips in the five days before the bomb as he prepared meticulously for the carnage to come. daniel sandford, bbc news, at the old bailey. the headlines on bbc news... 11 people have now died of the virus in northern italy — p

a jury has been shown cctv footage of the manchester arena bomber just seconds before he detonated his of the audience leaving an ariana grande concert. it was shown at the trial of his brother hashem abedi who denies murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to cause explosions. he says if he knew about his brother‘s plans for the attack in 2017, he would have reported him. home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports from the old bailey. today, the manchester bombing trial heard how salman abedi, who‘d flown back to britain just four days before the attack, made his final preparations, using a blue suitcase to collect explosives and chemicals from a nissan micra, where he had stored them. he built his bomb into a karrimor backpack from sports direct. it contained 30 kilograms of metal shrapnel, much of it nuts and bolts bought from screwfix. and then the jury was shown a single frame from cctv from the city room, the foyer just outside the manchester arena. it shows salman abedi surrounded by dozens of people, some of them concert goers, others people waiting to collect members o

they have cctv footage of him at all times while he was in terminal 21. how did it drag on so long?n again? does this make you question, charlie, safety in general in thailand. is it generally seen asa thailand. is it generally seen as a place that you still love? i have been here for 16 years andi i have been here for 16 years and i feel very safe i have been here for 16 years and ifeel very safe here. i've never had a problem. so the rantings and ravings and murderous acts of one crazy man will not affect my opinion of thailand. it is a wake—up call and it has certainly put korat on the map. charlie, thank you so much forjoining us. we really appreciate it. the latest figures we have ever 20 were killed and 42 injured and our reporter is still here with us. you can hear in that interview, people in thailand are beginning to ask questions about the shooter about his motives and how he was able to get weapons. can you build up a timeline of perhaps it was what he was able to do? we know he started his rampage in the afternoon of saturday when he arrived at an army base, one of the b

theyre examining four cctv cameras in the footage which was not submitted in the original report. ey will submit that and tell whether or not there was any negligence in this case. >> we are here in the bbc news route. president xi jinping has madee his first public appearance since the announcement of the coronavirus. on sunday, 97 people werkilled by the infection. another class between syrian and turkish troops that ended in syria. eene turkish forces have killed. they're announcing aaj m advancement foainst rebel es. inrasite has become the first foreign lwhich movie ever to win best picture at the oscars. -- foreign language movie ever to win best picture at the oscars. a big moment for german politics. the strong favorite was to succeed angela merkel in 2021. >> as far as i'm concerned this has no impact. i was inty the pareader and i will remain the party leader. what i have said is i will not run for chancellor but the situation has not changed. >> a lot has changed she will step down once a successor is selected. this is a big blow for her party. we hav pictures from the

a court has shown cctv of the manchester arena bomber leaving home with the device and then surrounded by concertgoers, seconds before he blew himself up. parts of the river severn reach record levels as severe flood warnings remain in place in shropshire. ina in a moment, it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. i will be speaking to a british expat based in milan about life in northern italy since the coronavirus outbreak. on the 100 days, a round—up of president trump was my first official visit to india and then the government's task of trying to get £160 million worth of unpaid congestion fees from overseas diplomats. that is all head on bbc news but first, it is time for sportsday. hello and thanks forjoining us on sportsday this evening. a packed programme for you. here's what you can look forward to, including a big night in the champions league. iamat i am at stamford bridge, where we will have all of the build—up to chelsea against bayern munich in the last 16 of the champions league. organisers of tokyo 2020 insist th

cctv pictures show harass moments.y had cocktails, and ended up app, they had cocktails, and ended up at his apartment where he strangled her. the murder sent shock waves through new zealand and led to this response from their prime minister. on behalf of new zealand, i want to apologise to grace's family. your doctor should have been safe here and she wasn't and i'm sorry for that. the new senators have taken grace to their heart. she is one of them. a lot of nude scene wonders come to travel and pack back, a lot of us go to new zealand. they took her to the heart because... —— a lot of new zealanders comment to uk to travel. they follow the story with interest. if he is a shame that it took place in the country. after the truck, grace's parents spoke of their grief. this will be with us for the re st of grief. this will be with us for the rest of our lives. grace was a beautiful, talented woman. she was our sunshiny she will be missed forever. back in essex, her family wa nted forever. back in essex, her family wante

and he is shown an old cctv clip with an intruder to watch out for. 0h, bloody hell. 0ur reporter isthese catches up and thenjust put them down. 0k, yeah. the corridors are narrow and claustrophobic and the smell of cannabis is overwhelming. a resident complains of a banging noise outside the room. someone is breaking the fire door. you're constantly on edge. there was people that were quite angry, there is people that have literally had fights outside the front door, you hear them screaming, kicking and all this. that place just has so many issues. you couldn'tjust pick one. there is so many issues. last year, kasey and her three—year—old daughter were housed in templefields for eight months. when she moved in, she thought it would be a safe place for families. i was under the impression i'd be with mums and kids and then i'm with drug addicts, and i'm in flats with burglars, people that smoke crack, its people that smoke weed, all under one roof, so i'm like, how am i meant to feel safe? i'm coming home and i don't want to come home. it really affected my parenting, my relationship

after the death of 22 people, a jury is shown cctv of the manchester arena bomber, just seconds before

cctv footage caught the moment the plane landed in stormy anather until it is seen disappearing off thedge. cbs news obtained this audio from the control tower. >> the pegasus flight, a boeing 737, had 177 passengers and six crew on board, children reportedly among them. just a month ago, another pegasus plane came off the runway at the same airport before investigators questioned how it could have happened again, a more positive question emerges tonight: how so many managed to survive. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> o'donnell: well, tonight results from the iowa caucuses are still dribbling in after monday's meltdown. the latest numbers show pete buttigieg holding on to his slight lead in delegates over bernie sanders. elizabeth warren and joe biden are third and fourth. ed o'keefe reports the candidates have already put iowa in their rear-view mirrors. >> reporter: with his lead holding in iowa, a confident pete buttigieg rallied voters in new hampshire today ahead of tuesday's primary. >> there are options somewhere in between a revolution and the status quo. >> reporter: he's

a court is shown cctv of the manchester arena bomber leaving home with the device, and then surroundedt goers seconds before he blew himself up. two severe flood warnings remain in place for the river severn amid fears that water could go overflood barriers in the early hours of tomorrow morning. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the observer's sonia sodha, and kevin schofield, the editor of politicshome. thank you very much for staying on. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times leads with the news that western nations are stepping up their attempts to contain the coronavirus. the paper says the news comes as investors around the globe retreat from markets. the independent leads with news of school closures over fears of the spread of the virus. the guardian says that confusion over health advice has become widespread. the mirror says that britons both abroad and at home are in lockdown. the times also leads with news of school closures. the i says that the uk's plan to deal with the coronavi

a jury has been shown cctv footage of the manchester arena bomber in the days leading to the attack.ound the venue days before he killed 22 people and injured hundreds more in 2017. he was also shown unloading a heavy suitcase containing bomb—making materials. his brother, hashem abedi, is on trial at the old bailey, accused of helping to plan the attack. he denies all the charges. president trump has started his first official visit to india, addressing tens of thousands of people at a rally in gujarat, the home state of the indian prime minister narendra modi. the countries agreed a defence deal worth $3 billion — but there is no sign of the long sought—after trade deal, between the two nations. our correspondent rajini vaidynathan sent this report. for the billionaire president, a humble introduction to india — spinning cotton where mahatma ghandi once sat. this wheel became a symbol of gandhi's movement to make more goods in india. a message echoed by today's protectionist president, and indian prime minister narendra modi. despite months of negotiations, the pair are unlikely to

a jury at the old bailey has been shown cctv footage of salman abedi, the manchester arena suicide bomberled 22 people and injured hundreds. he's seen carrying a large rucksack, standing in a crowd of men, women and children. his brother hashem abedi is on trial at the old bailey accused of being jointly responsible for the attack, which took place in 2017. the indian capital, delhi, is witnessing its worst violence in decades, as fighting escalated between opponents and supporters of a new citizenship law. at least 13 people are dead, among them a policeman. from delhi, our correspondent yogita limaye reports. shouting and banging a mosque being vandalised. eye witnesses have told the bbc a mob of men climbed the tower and hoisted hindu religious flags on it. for a second day, parts of delhi are burning. it's the worst religious violence india's capital has seen in decades. this is a tyre market that's been set on fire. most of the shops here were owned by muslims. we've seen signs of arson all day, while we've been on the road. and we're just a few hundred metres from a place where ther

a jury at the old bailey has been watching cctv of the preparations made by salman abedi before he detonatedore footage showed him unloading a heavy suitcase from a taxi containing bomb—making materials which he then took into a rented flat he was using. his brother hashem abedi is on trial, accused of helping his brother plan the attack. he denies 22 murders, attempted murder, and conspiring to cause explosions. a man has been found guilty of murdering a retired lecturer by shooting him with a crossbow. 74—year—old gerald corrigan from anglesey in north wales was shot when he went outside his home to investigate problems with his tv signal. the prosecution argued terence whall, who's 39, tampered with the satellite dish to lure the pensioner outside. whall has never said why he carried out the attack. donald trump has described india as one of the most amazing nations in the world — as he begins a two—day visit to the country. mr trump addressed more than 100,000 people in a packed stadium in gujarat, before visiting the taj mahal in agra. the two countries have been trying for some time to

cctv saying that president xi was quoted as saying china's momentum will not change.losed. in an effort to's fight the spread of the coronavirus. economic activity has nearly ground to a halt. been three days since macau shut them down. yesterday the company told everybody that they are burning through cash every day. it is a revenue business. money froming customers, they have very little they can do to cut costs. play --l continue to pay their employees. insurance will not cover this at this point, it is very vague what the ending of this virus outbreak will be. what about the five other casino operators in macau? >> they are all facing similar impact from the virus. no one can be exempt from that. all of them are sending millions . of thed amount to 10% industry. right now with workers blocked to going to macau, we will see the delay of these projects. shery: our consumer reporter, thank you. let's get a quick check of the market. the hang seng under pressure. the index losing 8/10 of 1% after the largest gain in five months. we see markets being very cautious acro

he was caught on cctv at the shopping mall, moving with an eerie calm.re, at an army base, where he killed two people, including his commanding officer. he also stocked up on weapons and ammunition. and in the early hours of the attack he posted messages on facebook saying, "death is inevitable for everyone," and at one point asking, "should i give up?" the posts were quickly taken down, but not before they could be seen by people in the area, who are struggling to make sense of what they witnessed. there were bodies in the street, there were cars with bullet holes in them. and very graphic images on social media that were luckily taken down, but very graphic. thailand has one of the highest rates of gun ownership in the world, but a mass shooting like this is something shocking and new for the country. with the shooting now over, questions will be asked about what motivated the attacker and how to prevent something like this happening again. aaron safir, bbc news. the former speaker of the house of commonsjohn bercow has told the bbc he believes there i

this is the last place grace was seen alive, she had earlier met the man on tinder and cctv showed them to where he lived. within a few hours, she was strangled in his room. during the trial, the jury heard that grace's killer took intimate photos of her dead body. he later put the corpse in a suitcase, and buried it in bush land on the outskirts of auckland. the chief police investigator criticised the defence, for arguing that grace's death was a case of rough sex gone wrong. strangling someone for five to ten minutes till they die is not rough sex. if people are going to use that type of defence, all it actually does is repeatedly revictimise the victim, and the victim's family. campaigners say men are increasingly using the rough sex argument as a defence to try to get away with murdering women. in many cases we have looked at, defendants often have a history of really serious violence against women that the jury might not be aware of. we know of at least three cases where killers have used this defence and gone on to kill again, so we need to see this within a wider pattern of sexu

these cctv pictures from last sunday in streatham show convicted terrorist sudesh amman moment beforea stolen knife a fa ke passers—by with a stolen knife a fake suicide belt under his bulging coat. there was bewilderment that he had been freed from jailjust over a week earlier. he shouldn't have been allowed out of prison if he was still a threat to the community which he obviously was and i think the focus should be on de—radicalising people rather than locking them up and throwing away the key. today the government fleshed out plans to rush through emergency legislation that would stop emergency legislation that would sto p d oze ns emergency legislation that would stop dozens of convicted terrorists from being released automatically in the next few weeks. is there really a national emergency that warrants fast track legislation? we have a go of about 50 people who are due to be released under the automatic provisions and i think it is therefore a timely and inappropriate moment to take immediate action to get legislation through both houses of parliament as quickly as possible. af

the birth on an endangered type of elephant has been caught on cctv at chester zoo.minutes of labour. mum and baby are asian elephants, a species listed as "endangered" by the international union for conservation of nature. welcome to the world. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. more rain today, more rain tonight, that will lead to some further flooding problems over the next few days. further flooding problems over the next few days, notjust rain that's been falling again, we've seen some snow. this picture taken by a weather watch in staffordshire and it has been over the hills in the north. theradar picture over the past three hours, rain has been pushing in from the southwest leading edge. we've seen some snow over the hills in northern england. now arriving in scotland, it will stay snowy in the hills here through this afternoon. probably turning back to rain in northern england. the rain easing off in northern ireland here and for england and wales. well, temperatures may get into double figures with south—westerly winds colder in scotla

the jury has seen cctv images from the 18th of may 2017, four days before the bombing.ross town to victoria station and to the manchester arena. he spent some time 110w manchester arena. he spent some time now wandering around, looking at different bits and pieces, different places and going up to the city room, an area just outside the arena connecting it to manchester victoria station. that evening there was a ta ke station. that evening there was a take that concert on at the arena. it was busy. footage showed people queueing to get into the arena, waiting to get tickets and meeting friends. salman abedi walked right through there, spent a few minutes carrying out a reconnaissance mission, working out where he would detonate his bomb four days later, where the best place to do that was to affect most people. after that he went to the arndale centre and bought batteries. and a suitcase. he was seen bought batteries. and a suitcase. he was seen taking a taxi across the city to a car park where he had left a car city to a car park where he had left acara city to a car p

a jury has been shown cctv footage of the manchester arena bomber, in the days leading to the attack.ue days before he killed 22 people and injured hundreds more in 2017. he was also shown unloading a heavy suitcase containing bomb making materials. his brother, hashem abedi, is on trial at the old bailey accused of helping to plan the attack. he denies all the charges. president trump has started his first official visit to india, addressing tens of thousands of people at a rally in gujarat, the home state of the indian prime minister narendra modi. the countries agreed a defence deal worth $3 billion, but there is no sign of the long sought—after trade deal between the two nations. our correspondent rajini vaidynathan sent this report. for the billionaire president, a humble introduction to india — spinning cotton where mahatma ghandi once sat. this wheel became a symbol of gandhi's movement to make more goods in india. a message echoed by today's protectionist president, and indian prime minister narendra modi. despite months of negotiations, the pair are unlikely to sign a trade d

a jury at the old bailey has been shown cctv footage of salman abedi, the manchester arena suicide bomberreds. he is seen carrying a large rucksack, standing in a crowd of men, women and children. his brother hashem abedi is on trial at the old bailey, accused of being jointly responsible for the attack, which took place in 2017. the grammy award—winning singer duffy has revealed she was drugged and raped after being held captive by an attacker. the 35—year—old singer posted on instagram, breaking her silence about why she disapeared from the music industry at the peak of her fame. she told fans that her recovery has taken time and that she hadn't wanted to show the world the sadness in her eyes, but that she now feels ok and safe. the indian capital, delhi, is witnessing its worst violence in decades as fighting escalated between opponents and supporters of a new citizenship law. at least 13 people are dead, among them a policeman. from delhi, our correspondent yogita limaye reports. shouting and banging. a mosque being vandalised. eyewitnesses have told the bbc a mob of men climbed the

this is possibly the last, most harrowing image of the cctv.advice from public health england, who are saying they have teams on the ground at heathrow, manchester and birmingham international airports. all flights to and from china from gatwick had been suspended. they are saying there is a protocol around flights from china, when the plane is approximately one hour from arriving and make an in—flight announcement from the pilot asking anyone if they are unwell. the crew on flight will then contact public health england on the ground if someone is feeling u nwell on the ground if someone is feeling unwell and on arrival, they will be taken to an nhs facility for testing. they are saying this is a scenario that has not happened in the uk yet. there are currently no plans for mandatory checks at airports and given the number of cases in italy and the changes of advice that was given this morning, the increased presence of public health england people at uk airports is being discussed. so reiterating, if british nationals from places like norther

what cctv evidence is there? a whole platter of things for the police to start investigating.l ta ke investigating. no doubt this will take days to build up a big picture. who else do they need to talk to to get information? was this person previously known to the police? which police force? where they on the radar of mi5? how much evidence is there of that? how far back does that evidence go? do they need to involve the intelligence agencies or policing over countries? has this person travelled in the last few months or years? this is the sort of picture we have seen with other people who have carried out the sort of attack. these are the sort of issues that the police will be urgently addressing now. the fencing will be to find out who this person is, where they have come from and to try to to the address that they have last used. whether that is their own property or somewhere they have stayed. we have seen attackers previously who have used a staging post, if you like, may be having come from somewhere out of london but stayed in london. is that the picture here? how many

they're scouring through cctv footage, trying to narrow the search down and find those hundreds at this point of religious group members that are missing. certainly there's a lot being done within the country. the president, moon jae-in has raised the level to the highest level it can be. which effectively releases more funds. we'll see more money injected into the area that's worse hit, more doctors and facilities being set up there. one more thing to confirm today, 11 members now of the military personnel of the military here in south korea have been infected. that, of course, is a key concern for the defense ministry. you have an awful lot of soldiers living in very close quarters in the barracks. that is something they'll want to contain quickly. >> that is a worry indeed. paula hancocks reporting live from south korea. thanks. >> blake essick standing by. what is the latest with regard to this virus? >> reporter: george, the ministry of foreign affairs just held a media briefing where they essentially said they will not be focusing on the olympic schedule to take place in tokyo thi

this is the last place grace was seen alive, she had earlier met the man on tinder and cctv showed themore coming here, to where he lived. within a few hours, she was strangled in his room. during the trial, the jury heard that grace's killer took intimate photos of her dead body. he later put the corpse in a suitcase, and buried it in bush land on the outskirts of auckland. the chief police investigator criticised the defence, for arguing that grace's death was a case of rough sex gone wrong. strangling someone for five to ten minutes till they die is not rough sex. if people are going to use that type of defence, all it actually does is repeatedly revictimises the victim and the victim's family. campaigners say men are increasingly using the rough sex argument as a defence to try to get away with murdering women. in many cases we have looked at, defendants often have a history of really serious violence against women that the jury might not be aware of. we know of at least three cases where killers have used this defence and gone on to kill again, so we need to see this within a wider

. >> reporter: these are the images chinese state media cctv broadcast across the country, rapid constructione but the two hospitals slated to open next week with capacity for 2,600 patients. scenes of a nation mobilizing in its fight against the deadly coronavirus. the host praising the ruling communist party for the massive containment effort that's under way. articles on friday on state-run agency reassure readers of the efforts to keep supplies flowing. one headline reading china has full confidence, capability to control epidemic. people in wuhan describe life threatening shortages of medical supplies. >> it's really difficult. it's really emotional for me. >> reporter: this woman video chatted with us from germany. she said it took four days for her 72-year-old uncle to get his test results. they came back positive. >> they don't want to control the numbers. i think it's more about the capacity. >> reporter: before the official state news outlet began to report the dangers of the virus people in china turned to social media for the truth. this lawyer turned citizen journalist in wuhan h

thejury saw the final image of him caught on cctv, stepping into a crowd in this area between manchesterre he had waited for an hour presumably put it to get busy as people left the concert, and the jury as people left the concert, and the jury was told just 15 seconds later he detonated that bomb, killing those 22 people. he denies the charges, what is his defence? hashem abedi, the younger brother, denies that he even knew about this attack, and the court was read a statement that he gave to detectives last august. in that statement, he said he was shocked at what his brother had done, and that he felt bad for eve ryo ne had done, and that he felt bad for everyone who had been affected and that he could never have envisaged his brother had it in him to do that innocent people. he said if he had any idea what was being planned, would have reported it to other family members. he denied having any extremist views himself, he said he had no sympathy for isis. he said, i know nothing about the purchase, storage, preparation and production of home—made explosives. he said he thought he had b

they were seizing cctv footage related to a rally.ia's president has fired his country's ambassador to the u.n. the removal came as a surprise to some in the security council and it appears the palestinian issue is the reason for his dismissal. our diplomatic editor has more from the u.s. came out of retirement to take up the job of u.n. ambassador to coincide with his country's two-year term on the security council. but now, he has been fired on the orders of the country's president. and, the reason is the issue of palestine which perhaps seems odd because it is one of the country's main stated priorities, as ambassador barty himself made clear the beginning of the year. >> tunisia will be the voice of the arab world and the african continent and will push for the settlement of just causes, particularly the palestinian cause. james: when the trump plan for the middle east was made public over a week ago, the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. told reporters that president mahmoud abbas would be coming to new york. as ambassador baati

these are the images chinese state media, cctv broadcast across the country. rapid construction of not one but two hospitals, isolated to open next week, with capacity for 2600 patients. scenes of a nation mobilizing in its fight against the deadly coronavirus. on the flagship evening newscast, the host praising the ruling communist party for the massive containment effort that's under way. articles on state run agencies and website reassure readers of efforts to keep supplies flowing. one headline reading china has full confidence, capability to control epidemic. people in wuhan describe life-threatening shortages of medical supplies. >> it is emotional for me. >> reporter: she video chatted with us from germany. says it took four days for her 72-year-old uncle to get test results. they came back positive. >> i think it is more the capacity. >> reporter: before the state outlets reported dangers of the virus, people in china turned to social media for the truth. this lawyer turned citizen journalist in wuhan has been posting problems he encountered, saying la

the birth of an asian elephant has been caught on cctv at chester zoo.next on bbc news, it's the news at one with ben brown. first, the weather with darren bett. hello there. more rain today, more rain tonight, and that's going to lead to some further flooding problems over the next few days, notjust rain that's been falling again, we've seen some snow. this picture taken by a weather watch in staffordshire and it has been over the hills in the north. it's a radar picture. over the past three hours, rain has been pushing in from the southwest leading edge. we've seen some snow over the hills in northern england. now arriving in scotland, it will stay snowy in the hills here through this afternoon. probably turning back to rain in northern england. the rain easing off in northern ireland here and for england and wales. well, temperatures may get into double figures with south—westerly winds colder in scotland. that snow just peters out during the evening. and then as the night goes on, we see the next band of rain coming in from the west. this is heavy ra

these cctv pictures from last sunday in streatham show convicted terrorist sudesh amman moment beforeis bulging coat. there was bewilderment that he had been freed from jail just over a week earlier. he shouldn't have been allowed out of prison if he was still a threat to the community which he obviously was and i think the focus should be on de—radicalising people rather than locking them up and throwing away the key. today the government fleshed out plans to rush through emergency legislation that would stop dozens of convicted terrorists from being released automatically in the next few weeks. is there really a national emergency that warrants fast track legislation? we have a go of about 50 people who are due to be released under the automatic provisions and i think it is therefore a timely and inappropriate moment to take immediate action to get legislation through both houses of parliament as quickly as possible. after it released terrorist offender was moin khan made two people at fishmongers' hall on london bridge in november, minister said the situation demanded action but to

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underwood will analyse footage from cctv cameras that were not previously submitted to the inquiry.he families say their babies would have survived had east kent hospitals trust provided better care.. our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan, reports. the joyous scans of a growing baby, but reid shaw was stillborn last november on the day he was due, and outcome his parents say was wholly avoidable. if they'd had induced me that night, he would have been here, 100%. his parents had called at qeqm hospital in margate at 1:10am, as kirsty was in pain and their son's movements had noticeably changed. she was advised to take painkillers and go to bed. 16 hours later, she called again and was invited in this time, where staff discovered reid had died. being a first—time mum, i suppose you put too much trust in these people to advise you, and get you through something as vulnerable as this, and so you don't question it. east kent hospitals trust say they are investigating the case but three other families we have spoken to have told us their babies would have survived if medics

blackballing the nba after the comments the effect is that the games still haven't gotten back on cctv, which is the china you know, the state operated television on station. so when it gets back on there, you'll start to see revenues get back to where they were because remember with those games not on the state tv, now businesses say we have no reason to be in business with nba. we can't promote anything. can't see anything so i think now what they're trying to flep make it to smooth over as one told me months ago, this is where money comes in with geo politics and you've got to get that in order. so the nba knows what they could lose and now they're bracing for it >> silver had good comments on that said it's substantial. i don't want to run from that, but we accept the consequences of our system and values it's not a position any system wants to be in and it will have an impact on what every player is making. even if they're able to come back, it sounds like the salary cap could come down a little bit. >> and the league is holing out hope so maybe it off sets and you don't lose anyt

and cctv.hen... because it's just a parking space. a 375 thousand pound parking space. it is in fancy knightsbridge, however. see you tomorrow bye. anything they had had cherry basement most of us know has been confined to higher ground. for the evening, know has been confined to higher ground. forthe evening, overnight on thursday morning, mr sell at lower levels and more widespread as well across wales into the midlands and eastern england. this fence to the south of the uk. it cut off line for the snow could be insular northwards and into the south. rain overnight and into the south. rain overnight and milderair. and into the south. rain overnight and milder air. for this and into the south. rain overnight and milderair. forthis note and into the south. rain overnight and milder air. for this note to the north. ice could be advanced on this anywhere away from seven counties. first thing on thursday, but it's not likely to be greatest because of disruption on thursday morning rush—hour across