there is apparently cctv footage of _ couldn't. there is apparently cctv footage of the - couldn't.f the moment she bought the ticket, but the california lottery says any claimant needs compelling, substantial proof they were a winner. lotto fever isn't exactly a rare occurrence in the us. hugejackpots prompting long queues and furious excitement. any unclaimed prize money will be donated to the state's public school system. plenty of sympathy for the unlucky non— winning winner, but some sage advice too. good from us. —— goodbye from us. hello there. if you're waiting for a prolonged, dry, warm spell of weather, you'll have to keep on waiting because this weekend it is going to stay cool and there will be plenty more heavy, thundery downpours. on the atlantic satellite picture you can see this big pipeline of cloud just ploughing its way from west to east. you can think of this line of cloud as something of a barrier. it's keeping the warm air away from our shores. that air will lift temperatures across parts of southern spain this weekend into the low to mid 30s. but for us, we ar

{lilia cctv is, they say is very important people come forward.— cctv is, they say is very importantrail lines are facing severe disruption after cracks were spotted on some high—speed trains. lner is asking passengers not to travel on the east coast main line today, and many great western services to bristol and penzance have also been cancelled, as well as hull trains and transpennine. our business correspondent katy austin reports. this type of high—speed train has only been on uk railways for a few years. this morning, class 800 series hitachi trains were not running. series hitachi trains were not runninu. , ., , , series hitachi trains were not runnin. , .,, , ., running. the problem is a well under the body shell— running. the problem is a well under the body shell which _ running. the problem is a well under the body shell which is _ running. the problem is a well under the body shell which is cracking, - the body shell which is cracking, which sounds like metal fatigue. they are over 180 of these trains in service which were grounded at five o'clock this morning while the en

he also thanked the authorities for examining cctv footage and other evidence. he wants to focus on rebuilding his broken life. but the government has said it will appeal the verdict. ♪ anchor: with turned to northern africa. the death of the president at the hands of militants in chad a month ago has plunged the country into turmoil. his son has taken power and said elections will not be held for another 18 months. for many, that timeline is unacceptable. our correspondent sent this report. reporter: this river crosses some the world's most violent areas. this includes chad, a landlocked country in a precarious position. chad is surrounded by conflicts. the epicenter of theoko haram insurgency is near. to the south, is the central african republic, which is still engrossed by conflict. to the east, dart for -- darfur. to the north, libya. they want to aid another massive power vacuum in this region. the military announced that the ruler of 30 years had been fatally injured by rebels opposed to his regime. the new government said it took power to stop the rebels

he thanked the authorities for examining cctv footage and other evidence.also said he wants to focus on rebuilding his broken life. the state government has said it will appeal the verdict. ♪ >> you are watching bbc world news. the latest headlines -- clashes have erupted at this mosque compound in jerusalem, just hours after a cease-fire came into effect between israel and the palestinians and hamas. an inquiry heavily criticizing the bbc over its interview with princess diana. the who says the number of aths from the global covid pandemic are as much as three times higher than official figure suggest. the current official number of global deaths is around 3.4 million from covid-19. after analyzing what's known as excess deaths by comparing the number of deaths to the predicted average, the who says a more realistic figure would be between 6-8 million. i'joined by the assistant to the who director general and leading specialist their own data and analytics. thank you for joining us here. -- there on data and analytics. there are differences between the off

we have found even the cctv footages we got, we got the footages of the people who were involved in thisand we are dealing with them, but it is fashionable for the western media to accuse isi on every time when such incidents to care. ——incidents happen. i know that there has been a history of people using and taking names of intelligence agencies to get immigration also. you're information minister, aren't you? what are you doing to protectjournalists? because the case i referred to in the last 2a hours is by no means isolated. i'lljust point you to one more in the recent past, last month, absar alam, a prominentjournalist who was shot in broad daylight. he was lucky to survive the incident. this happens month after month. you have been in office for some time, what are you doing about it? well, frankly, in the media world, incidents do happen and such incidents do happen everywhere in the world, and pakistan is no exception to that. no, no, minister, incidents like this don't happen in many countries. the organisation reporters without borders has clear evidence that the situation forj

local media broadcast this cctv footage showing the moment when the overpass collapsed.that time of night, most of those who died would have been workers. there is also this, drone footage. there a two train carriers hanging towards the road and a crane had to be used to make sure they didn't fall completely into the street below. the rescue effort lasted four hours. there is still work going on, of course. over 70 people were taken to hospital, and relatives began to arrive at the scene. >> my brother is there trapped, crashed, and now they have to get him out. who knows how long it will take? ros: the mayor of mexico city was also there. >> among the 20 who lost their lives, we can confirm there are minors, although we don't know how many yet. ros: it is cast 2:00 p.m. local time in mexico city. these pictures are coming to us live. it is not clear how many people may still be trapped. in mexico city metro is the second busiest in the americas. it carries 4 million people every single day. there were two point 6 billion journeys in 2019. part of this network was built

there is apparently cctv footage of the moment she bought the ticket, but the california lottery saysver isn't exactly a rare occurrence in the us — huge jackpots prompting long queues and furious excitement. any unclaimed prize money will be donated to the state's public school system. plenty of sympathy for the unlucky non—winning winner, but some sage advice too. i guess now, you know, the lesson is that taking pictures of your ticket or, you know, keeping a record of it somehow. and always check your washing. tim allman, bbc news. oh, no! you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcmaryam and we have plenty more news on our website. go and we have plenty more news on our website-— our website. go there for all ofthe our website. go there for all of the very _ our website. go there for all of the very latest. _ our website. go there for all of the very latest. goodbye l of the very latest. goodbye from us. hello there. if you're waiting for a prolonged, dry, warm spell of weather, you'll have to keep on waiting because this weekend it is going to stay cool and there will be plenty more h

detected a few months ago, one such online neo nazi group shut down in an international police operation, cctv captured lithuanian member of the creek division and placing a bomb outside an international office building in vilnius failed to detonate. a similar bomb plot by another member of the same group targeting a synagogue in las vegas was supported by the f b i a german recruit with the alias. hi, trish the same name as a notorious assessed leader in the 2nd world who was arrested in connection with another plan to attack. we gained access to otherwise private chance among the creative as you well known, moves like brave ish and terence celebrated as heroes. they even received letters of support in jail, but at the same time the f k. d wanted to create computer games where users could reenact to tax in order to attract teenagers as potential new loan, wolves. those recruits had to prove their commitment in tryouts a few years ago. kevin, from the eastern german stage of syringe, joined one such chat group. this was after being introduced to far right ideology by a family member. but that

the register, the bakery�*s owner decided to try find the thief by putting his picture, captured on cctvand talked me through how it all kicked off. the robbery actually occurred shortly after midnight on monday, 19 april, and it was actually a fairly clean robbery. in fact, my staff didn't actually realise that we had been robbed until about... an hour into their shift and they were like, wait a minute, where did the register go? let me back up a minute. we bake bread fresh every night, our night crew starts at eight o'clock, and since the robbery had happened early monday morning, on the day we we're actually closed, the staff didn't realise that there had been a break—in until they realised the register was missing. and then they gave me a call and they said "hey, what happened to the register?" i said, "what do you mean what happened to the register?" and they sent me some pictures and sure enough, the register was missing. and so we went down to the bakery in the middle of the night, we called the milwaukee police department, they came out and investigated, and together we looked at

this cctv footage shows the gunman on his way there, looking completely calm, weapon at the ready.nic. some children barricaded themselves in classrooms, and then escaped this way — down a ladder. there were screaming children running under your apartment. the children were running on the sports grounds and they were running to the fence and getting over the fence, screaming, "oh my god, they're killing us." the little girls screamed. that was the moment i realised that it was not some sort of accident. some of the schoolchildren waited inside to be rescued. tenth grader elisa says she felt stress and panic as she hid in a room. at one point the gunman had banged on the door. the attacker, former student ilnaz galyaviev, was eventually arrested. under interrogation, he is said to have claimed he believed he was god and consumed by hatred. all day, people have been coming to the school to honour the victims. set up outside, this makeshift shrine. flowers, soft toys and and one russian word — skorbim — "we mourn." what happened here has shocked not only the city, but the entire count

this cctv footage shows the gunman on his way there, looking completely calm, weapon at the ready. barricaded themselves in classrooms, and then escaped this way — down a ladder. there were screaming children running under your apartment. the children were running on the sports grounds and they were running to the fence and getting over the fence, screaming, "oh my god, they're killing us." the little girls screamed. that was the moment i realised that it was not some sort of, i don't know, accident. some of the schoolchildren waited inside to be rescued. 10th grader elisa says she felt stress and panic as she hid in a room. at one point the gunman had banged on the door. the attacker, former student ilnaz galyaviev, was eventually arrested. under interrogation, he is said to have claimed he believed he was god and consumed by hatred. all day, people have been coming to the school to honour the victims. set up outside, this makeshift shrine. flowers, soft toys and and one russian word — "skorbim" — "we mourn". what happened here has shocked not only the city, but the entire country

police scotland have said they will be going through cctv footage of last night, and they said those. it was one former general secretary of the scottish police federation a few minutes ago. he said this was the worst violence that police in scotland had faced in the last 20 years.— the last 20 years. alexandra henderson _ the last 20 years. alexandra henderson in _ the last 20 years. alexandra henderson in glasgow. - has lockdown left you yearning for the wild outdoors? st michael's mount, a remote island only accessible by boat or at low—tide, is advertising for a live—in employee to work at its medieval castle. andrea 0rmsby has been to find out more. they say an englishman's home is his castle. well, st michael's mount is quite literally that for around 30 people. now there's room for one more, a live—in castle officer. we've had an overwhelming response, which has been fantastic. we need people who are happy with boats, happy with heights. i just think a real passion for people coming to cornwall or the tourism industry really. newsreel: here in the west, where the cornish coast

there is apparently cctv footage of the moment she bought the ticket, but the california lottery saysy a rare occurrence in the us — huge jackpots prompting long queues and furious excitement. any unclaimed prize money will be donated to the state's public school system. plenty of sympathy for the unlucky non—winning winner, but some sage advice too. i guess now, you know, the lesson is that taking pictures of your ticket or, you know, keeping a record of it somehow. and always check your washing. tim allman, bbc news. how frustrating. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbcmaryam. thank you so much for watching bbc news. bye—bye from us. hello there. if you're waiting for a prolonged, dry, warm spell of weather, you'll have to keep on waiting because this weekend it is going to stay cool and there will be plenty more heavy, thundery downpours. now, on the atlantic satellite picture, you can see this big pipeline of cloud just ploughing its way from west to east. you can think of this line of cloud as something of a barrier. it's keeping the warm air away from our shores. that warm air

police scotland have said that they will be going through cctv footage of last night, and they have saida tweet on social media, it was one formal general secretary of the scottish police federation, a few minutes ago. he said that this was the worst violence that police in scotland had faced in the last 20 years.- faced in the last 20 years. thank ou ve faced in the last 20 years. thank you very much — faced in the last 20 years. thank you very much for _ faced in the last 20 years. thank you very much for that _ faced in the last 20 years. thank you very much for that update. l reports from myanmar say soldiers have taken control of the town of mindat, in northwestern chin state. opposition activists there took up arms against the military government three weeks ago. members of a group calling itself the chinland defence force say they have withdrawn to spare residents further bombardment. our southeast asia correspondent jonathan head told me more about what's happening there. this is a remote town. of course, the military has shut down a great deal of internet services in myanmar. ov

police scotland say cctv shows a masked man setting fire to cars outside the house.es, and one of those areas — often overlooked — is the world of sport. how will games like cricket deal with rising temperatures? will winter sports be able to survive? this week, bbc sport is looking at the impact global warming might have, as our correspondent joe wilson reports. in a british summer, cricketers look up and hope for the sun. but what the sport welcomes, it could soon fear. oh, yeah! runs, come on. in australia, i've seen cricket near alice springs in almost 50 celsius. at all levels of the game there are now guidelines about when play should cease in extreme weather. if climate change persists, forecasters estimate in melbourne test matches could be suspended — one in every three days. it would make the ashes there in their current form impossible. i've been very fortunate, i've had a brilliant career to play some wonderful places around the world and i really hope that that's possible for future england players and aspiring young cricketers as well. it's scary to thi

the council also say they will investigate reports of fly tipping on private land if residents have cctvn't care. as the pandemic worsened over the last year, fly tipping has blighted communities. the big question now is, who's going to clean it up? let's get some fresh air! the three peaks challenge, in which walkers tackle the highest points of scotland, england and wales one after the other, is one of britain's most popular endurance events. but three climbs aren't enough for one pair of fitness enthusiasts, who are planning to throw in a fourth — in northern ireland. oh, and they're going to row between each nation. alison freeman went to meet them. their home for around six weeks. katherine and martin will eat, sleep and travel on this rowing boat between the four nations of the united kingdom, before taking on their highest peaks on foot. a challenge that's never been attempted before. so this is our cabin. there's just enough legroom to be able to lie down. and i'm here, martin's here, so it's pretty cosy. it's the idea of katherine wilkins, who runs a fitness centre in northumber

this cctv footage shows the gunman on his way there, looking completely calm, weapon at the ready.nd then escaped this way — down a ladder. there were screaming children running under your apartment. the children were running on the sports grounds and they were running to the fence and getting over the fence, screaming, "oh my god, they're killing us." the little girls screamed. that was the moment i realised that it was not some sort of accident. some of the schoolchildren waited inside to be rescued. tenth grader elisa says she felt stress and panic as she hid in a room. at one point the gunman had banged on the door. the attacker, former student ilnaz galyaviev, was eventually arrested. under interrogation, he is said to have claimed he believed he was god and consumed by hatred. all day, people have been coming to the school to honour the victims. set up outside, this makeshift shrine. flowers, soft toys and and one russian word — skorbim — "we mourn." what happened here has shocked not only the city, but the entire country. in russia, school shootings are relatively rare, and

the time on the cctv footage reveals that barely 2 minutes elapsed between the end of the earthquake and the onset of the denominator. such rapid succession had never been recorded before. the tsunami warning issued in jakarta went out after the wave hit pollute. when all of its communications systems were already down. what is very alarming to me is that here the earthquake, 3, give me very quickly. so we need to understand how this happens. and also, what is the timing, how quickly after the earthquake kits in synonymy comes in? according to the jakarta center simulations, it should have taken a wave generated near the epi center ac kilometers north of the bay, about 15 minutes to reach pollute. how is it possible for this wave to advance with such speed and force on the bay of pollute the to find answers the researchers take to the extremely important to have a birds eye view just by being up from the air. it allows us to see how this wave came in and see the extent of innovation. scientists struck by what they see there are alternating areas of devastation and intact. but that's

cctv reports it stems from india.confirmed cases and 21 a symptomatically cases since may 21 originated from the variant. only select household members could leave home to buy daily necessities. singapore's prime minister is expected to outline a plan in a speech monday for reopening the economy. in a facebook post, he says the government aims to accelerate protocols and vaccination programs offering every eligible person a first shot by the end of august. 19 new cases were reported on sunday, including six not linked to known clusters. the u.s. says it has reimposed sanctions on nine state own entities in belarus. last week, the white house says it's working on penalties targeting the government of belarus after it forced down a passenger jet and arrested a dissident journalists trickle of the president. the british prime minister is tying the knot a small ceremony at winchester cathedral. the marriages his -- is her first and his third. he announced the engagement last year. she's environmental advocate and they hav

police scotland say cctv footage shows a man touring accelerant onto the vehicles parked outside theeen so much worse. a spokesperson for celtic football club said... peter's family are extremely shaken and shocked by these terrible events, but thankfully all our site. this afternoon, they were seen leaving their home after this distressing and disturbing attack which comes as peter lawwell has just a few weeks left as the chief executive of celtic before he retires. lorna gordon, bbc news, south—east lanarkshire. our top story this evening: the prime minister says there is increasing confidence the vaccines work against the indian curvy and as recorded cases reach almost 3000. still to come... the holiday—makers and redcoats may be back, but britain's tourism industry is still anxious about future restrictions. coming up in sportsday in the next 15 minutes on the bbc news channel. 0n the eve of the us pga championship, golf�*s second major of the year, we'll hear from rory mcilroy and head live kiawah island. over the coming years climate change will affect every area of our lives.

the online selective group, bellingcat, have reviewed, and in cases, uncovered thousands of hours of cctv footage, intercepted audio, and cell phone video. much of it, taken by the rite rioters, themselves. we have identified more than a dozen critical moments and individuals, that, together, show the attack was, both, planned and improvised. while police were completely overwhelmed. at noon, in front of the white house, president trump is making a final bid to stay in power. >> we will never concede. it doesn't happen. you don't concede when there's theft involved. >> reporter: he is urging his supporters to stop congress and his vice president from certifying joe biden's victory. >> using the pretext of the china virus and the scam of mail-in ballots. democrats attempted the most brazen and outrageous election theft in -- there's never been anything like this. it's a pure theft in american history. everybody knows. >> stop the steal! >> reporter: while trump is still speaking, 1.35 miles away, across the heart of washington, d.c., a crowd is gathering by the peace monument in front of t

these haunting images of the tragedy captured by cctv. now those people desperate to find their loved ones, demanding answers. they say it is not an accident and it's corruption. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: a volunteer searcher told me he has never witnessed a scene like this saying, it is very sad every time there is a loss of life, it gets to you. no matter how prepared you are or how accustomed you are to it, the loss or suffering of a person still hurts you. another look this morning at the devastation here, what we heard from people who live in this area as bad as this was, if it happened during the day, robin, they say it would have certainly been even worse. >> oh my goodness. marcus, thank you. >>> now to that deadly weather hammering the south, especially alabama with torrential storms, prompting water rescues and more severe weather is on the way. elwyn lopez is on the ground in georgia with the latest for us. good morning, elwyn. >> reporter: good morning, robin. people here in parts of georgia are waking up to w

a few months ago, one such online, the nazi group shut down in an international police operation. cctv captured lithuanian member of the foyer creek division and placing a bomb outside and international office building in vilnius failed to detonate. a similar bomb plot by another member of the same group between as synagogue in las vegas was supported by the f b i, a german recruit with the alias. hi, trish the same name as the notorious assessed leader in the 2nd world who was arrested in connection with another plan to attack. we gained access to otherwise private chance among the creative as you well know, moves like grave ish and terence celebrated as heroes. they even received letters of support in jail, but at the same time, the f k. d wanted to create computer games where users could reenact to tax in order to attract teenagers as potential new loan wolves. those recruits had to prove that commitment in tryouts a few years ago. kevin, from the eastern german stage of syringe, joined one such chat group. this was after being introduced to far right ideology by a family member. bu

this cctv footage appears to show the gunman on his way there, weapon at the ready.ped this way — down a ladder, with their parents looking on. irina's daughter was in the school. "she sent me a text message," irina says. "'i love you, mum.�* i called another parent. we didn't know what was happening, but we could see smoke rising from the school." the attacker was eventually ta ken into custody. he's said to be a 19—year—old former student of the school. later, he reportedly claimed to believing he was god and said he was driven by hatred. all day, people have been coming to the school to honour the victims. set up outside, a makeshift shrine of flowers and candles and one russian word — skorbim — "we mourn." what happened here has shocked not only the city, but the entire country. in russia, school shootings are relatively rare, and in response to this tragedy, president putin has ordered an urgent review of gun control laws. kazan is struggling to come to terms with this tragedy. the question you hear people asking most here is why. steve rosenberg, bbc news, kaza

we can show you the cctv video of this overpass collapsing.w quickly it just collapses to the ground. there are people here in mexico city are saying, how did this snap if it can happen here on this part of the subway line, why wouldn't it happen somewhere else in the city? this city relies heavily on the subway system. many of it having tracks like the ones behind me, using this overpass system, so there's some fear here in the city, brianna, about if this could happen here, could it happen somewhere else? >> the roads traveling underneath these overpasses and obviously this is just a devastating report out of mexico city, matt. thank you so much for bringing that to us. >>> covid ripping through india at a desperate overwhelming pace. crowded hospitals overrun with patients struggling to breathe. we will take you there next. >>> and a billionaire breakup. bill and melinda gates announcing their divorce after 27 years. so what happens to the $130 billion fortune? to prove our aa battery is the world's longest-lasting, we tested it against our

country's intelligence agency visited the school and asked about security protection, asked if the cctv at the very fabric of trust within the society. thank you very much indeed. we will talk again, i'm sure, while you are there. i want to turn to a story which has been getting a lot of attention over recent weeks, concerns lobbying and the british government. it centres around two man. david cameron, on the left, is the former uk prime minister. 0n the right is an australian banker called lex greensill. their relationship is under scrutiny. it goes back to 2011, when david cameron was in office. as you can see from this business card, lex greensill worked for him as a senior unpaid adviser. fast forward to 2020, at the height of covid's first wave in the uk, and the roles are reversed. david cameron is working for lex greensill�*s company, greensill capital. here's laura kuenssberg. the former prime minister appealed to former colleagues to try to get greensill involved in emergency government—backed loans. one of those he tried to lobby told me it was classic casual cameron. the form

we have collected a large amount of cctv footage, social media footage and also body worn video footageed everyone who committed a crime last night investigated the nature of their involvement and assure where possible and where appropriate the prosecution ensues. there's excitement for fans of the eurovision song contest which returns this weekend after last year's cancellation. saturday's grand final will see 26 countries compete in rotterdam before an audience of 3,500 people. the uk's entry will be performed byjames newman with his song, embers. many of the singers who were due to appear last year have returned. but covid means it won't be quite the same. anna holligan reports from rotterdam. limbering up after a year in lockdown for the chance to join an elite club. victory at eurovision will secure them not just a place in history, but the opportunity for their homeland to host next year's event. look at my glorious outfit, this glorious outfit. what are you talking about? i feel totally ready, so i am just excited to be on the stage. i've been practising in my hotel room loads, s

this is cctv footage released by the police showing clashes with protesters.ce presence. in some cities — the government has deployed the military onto the streets. yesterday — the un accused colombian security forces of using excessive force against demonstrators. and within hours we had this response from the president. translation:. "if they were to behave unconstitutionally or in a way that affects people's rights, i won't accept it, as i never have. as corresponding with the rule of law, i will support all internal investigations. but let me be clear: to those who work for the security of colombians, all our support and all our expectation. the protests started on wednesday over reforms which would have increased taxes on low and middle—income groups. by sunday the reforms were scrapped. but the protests continued. this is malambo. according to local media, anger at the government has grown — and protesters are demonstrating against a wide range of issues — some here are demanding more social support during the pandemic. then this is cali, colombia's thir

this cctv footage appears to show the gunman on his way there, weapon at the ready.heir parents looking on. irina�*s daughter was in the school. "she sent me a text message," irina says. "i love you, mum." i called another parent. we didn�*t know what was happening, but we could see smoke rising from the school." the attacker was eventually taken into custody. he�*s said to be a 19—year—old former student of the school. later, he reportedly claimed to believing he was god and said he was driven by hatred. all day, people have been coming to the school to honour the victims. set up outside, a makeshift shrine of flowers and candles and one russian word — skorbim — "we mourn." what happened here has shocked not only the city, but the entire country. in russia, school shootings are relatively rare, and in response to this tragedy, president putin has ordered an urgent review of gun control laws. kazan is struggling to come to terms with this tragedy. the question you hear people asking most here is why. steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan. a21—year—old man has appeared in

police scotland say cctv footage shows a man touring accelerant shows a man pouring accelerant onto theing their home after this distressing and disturbing attack which comes as peter lawwell has just a few weeks left as the chief executive of celtic before he retires. lorna gordon, bbc news, south—east lanarkshire. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... president biden has told israel he expects a significant de—escalation today in the conflict with the palestinians and a path to a ceasefire. spain has returned half of the record 8,000 migrants who crossed into the spanish territory of ceuta from morocco this week. the territory lies across the sea from spain, on the north african coast. moroccan guards are reported to have begun closing the border again after they were accused of turning a blind eye to the crossings. the vast majority of the migrants are moroccans in search of a better life in europe, some on them returned voluntarily. our correspondent nick beake sent this report from ceuta. once again they were queueing at the border between morocco

cctv is reporting five confirmed cases and 21 a symptomatically infections have originated from the variant. the government said household members from the area can leave home to buy daily necessities. singapore's prime minister is expected to outline a plan in a speech later monday for tackling the coronavirus and reopening the economy. in a facebook post, he said the government aims to accelerate testing protocols and vaccination programs, offering every eligible person a shot by the end of august. 19 new cases were reported on sunday, including next known clusters. the head of the international paralympic committee says he is satisfied with the precautions being taken to protect athletes competing in the tokyo games. concerns are mounting whether the event could be held safely during the coronavirus pandemic, immediately following the summer olympics. he says the event will help change the japanese mindset around disabilities. >> you don't see people with disabilities moving around. they are kept at home. this comes from an angle of super protection, overprotection. what we want to chang

this cctv footage appears to show the gunman on his way there, weapon at the ready.pening, but we could see smoke rising from the school." the attacker was eventually taken into custody. he's said to be a 19—year—old former student of the school. later, he reportedly claimed to believing he was god and said he was driven by hatred. all day, people have been coming to the school to honour the victims. set up outside, a makeshift shrine of flowers and candles and one russian word — skorbim — "we mourn." what happened here has shocked not only the city, but the entire country. in russia, school shootings are relatively rare, and in response to this tragedy, president putin has ordered an urgent review of gun control laws. kazan is struggling to come to terms with this tragedy. the question you hear people asking most here is why. steve rosenberg, bbc news, kazan. it is so sad. a safari park has apologised for concealing escape of three of its leopards from the public. three of its leopards from the ublic. ~ . . ., ., three of its leopards from the ublic. ., . , public.

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zulfiqarasked the police for protection, and we understand that officers did come here looking for cctv on tuesday of last week. we are just hearing that a reward is being offered by crimestoppers for any information that can be given that will help track down whoever was responsible for her murder. so, a £10,000 reward being offered for anonymous information in the hunt for whoever killed the 53—year—old police community support officer. you will remember, i am sure, her body was found on tuesday afternoon last week, so, about nine days ago, in woodland in the snow down in kent. she had been out walking her dog. she was working from home that day and was not in her police uniform. we know, sadly, that she died as a result of head injuries. crimestoppers offering a £10,000 reward for anonymous information that could lead to a conviction. that information can be given online, or can be given on a freephone number. 0h online, or can be given on a freephone number. oh 805 55111. that freephone number. oh 805 55111. that freephone number, you canjust see it there —— 08055 freephone number,

we have collated a large amount of cctv footage, social media footage, and also video footage from ournt needs to make sure that the. ..exactly what happened and the consequences of it, are fully uncovered and that those of us in positions of responsibility ensure that all past actions and decisions in this area are scrutinised, and perhaps even more than that, that we acknowledge, even though i obviously wasn�*t involved in the 70s and 80s, that we acknowledge, in my role as secretary of state i acknowledge, the pain and suffering, not only of the initial, the errors that led to this harm on people�*s lives, but also a sense that redress wasn�*t properly... ..wasn�*t properly considered, and that people felt their voices weren�*t heard. matt hancock. today is the deadline for the government to decide whether or not it should be compulsory for care home staff to be vaccinated against coronavirus. the industry is split on the issue — some believe it�*s the only way to guarantee the safety of care home residents, while others fear it will deter people from entering the sector. dan johnso

cctv enquiries showed a man pouring an accelerant on the vehicles., we didn't ask for an apology. he has re—traumatised the families. we found out last week that all our loved ones were entirely innocent. so there was a crime there. someone committed a crime, on our loved ones, that is how they their lives. boris johnson had just apologised, and it is also unacceptable, but he has actually apologised for the way the investigation was handled into the death of our loved ones. so you have 11 people in total who were murdered in august 1970 one, ten who had an inquest, so he apologised. there was no investigation. but what we can get out of his statement is if he is apologising for the way it was handled because it was never investigated, why doesn't he focus on contacting the chief of police, the psma and asking the question, why was there all these murders carried out by the british paratroopers in bela murphy in 1971? why has your police force not investigated them? that is something he needs to focus on. he can't come with half—hearted apologies of