visitors had to be buzzed in and there were six cctv cameras.ren't regular spot checks on that cctv footage. that only happened when and if someone raised a problem. the trust has apologised to victims' families and started an investigation into what went wrong. my immediate priority is to ensure that the families of fuller's victims are given the time, space and privacy to come to terms with what they have learned. nhs england has also written to all trusts with mortuaries, telling them it is not enough to have cctv and swipe card access. they have to be properly monitored too. but should these steps already advised? david fuller's case has echos from a0 years ago, a report thatjimmy savile abused dead bodies when he was a volunteer porter at leeds general infirmary. when this came out, the hospital took it seriously. the controls around - access to the mortuary, up to the early 1980s were not robust. - there was a wider report intojimmy savile by the department of health, called lessons learned. 150 pages long. it didn't mention mortuaries onc

police were pretty sure the same man had killed both of them, but back then there was very little cctvno phones to track and dna techniques were rudimentary. but that has changed. fuller was tracked down using modern dna techniques, which can identify a criminal through his family members. when this dna swab was taken, it matched samples from the murder scenes, carefully stored for decades. fuller's house provided more evidence. this picture. see the shoes he's wearing? they matched this footprint, in blood, from wendy's bedsit. and then it's got number 52. date of death. he's identified the victims. and slowly police started to make discoveries, which revealed what david fuller was all about. he's killed them and evidence is indicating that he has killed them to then sexually abuse them. after death? after death. and that's the evidence that has been presented in court. horrific murders. these young ladies, 25 and 20, brutalised for his sexual satisfaction. the search continued. it looks like he's got some hard drives in there, i would say. but they're stuck to the back. and these hid

did bbc news have to repeatedly show the cctv footage of the moment the taxi exploded outside of theomen's hospital killing a passenger and injuring the driver? i can understand why it would be shown, but to show the same footage repeatedly in the same report seems to be excessive and adds nothing to the reporting of the story. whatever the circumstances may have been, this was the moment a person died and another was seriously injured and should've been treated with some dignity and respect. well, jaime angus is still with me. jamie, what is the bbc�*s policy on showing the moment of death? our editorial apology guidelines say we should be very cautious about showing the moment of anyone's death, but of course sadly we live in a world where terrorist action, warfare and other violence does mean that there are important news events where we have to consider the value of showing newsworthy pictures against that guidance for caution. and this was indeed one of those events. it's worth adding that in the early hours after this incident, it wasn't at all clear what had actually happened

it's taken from cctv footage which showed keon being chased, stabbed and then being shot dead.a0 seconds and among the first people who were outside to see what had happened where his mother and his twin sister. i heard the gunshots. my first instinct was, where's my son? those were the first words i said, where's my son? i found out there was somebody up the road and... yeah, it was my boy. a week after he died, the community gathered to remember him and appealled for calm. the situation that we are in with the postcode war needs to stop. and we have now learn to respect each other and love each other in the way that we ought to love each other. and we can only do that by putting away the knife and the gun. the stolen car was abandoned a couple of miles away. in it they found a knife and a mask with dna. there was more cctv footage and phone records which led to the arrest and now conviction of four teenagers for murder. michael ugochukwu and tahjgeem breaken—ridge are both 18. the other two killers can't be named because of their ages — they are 1a and 16. another 18—year—old

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the parrot playing peekaboo with cctv operators as it perchesng, actually. —— i have watched this all morning, actually. investigators believe — one of the trains involved in the crash in a tunnel outside salisbury on sunday night — went past a red signal, as its wheels slipped on the rails after the driver tried to break. 14 people were taken to hospital following the accident — when both trains came off the track. will glennon reports. both trains from sunday's crash are still in the tunnel where they came to rest. as the investigation continues, we have had the latest preliminary findings. this is the picture of events that we know. the great western train from portsmouth approached the tunnel on a curve from the south. approaching from the east, the south western train from london. it passed two signals at danger, one yellow, one red. now, as the great western train crossed the junction in front of the tunnel, it was struck by the south western train in the middle. the force of the impact caused both trains to come off the rails and they wer

it's not just enough to have cctv and cipro data committee must be checked regularly to find out whoencies that a strike is being voted on by the university academics. 37 academics voted, 37 universities voted in favor of industrial action over pensions. and the university and couege pensions. and the university and college union saying they would decide tomorrow on the next steps. this is about pay and conditions and it's a reflection of staff anger according to the unions worried about a pension cut for about a third and that are not of 50% in this mode and a number of uk top universities, durham, cambridge, st andrew's and many others are included in the list of universities potentially included here in this strike action. another piece of news being reported by pa that they shall after rhino bear has died at age 92. his agent has told epa news agency. he will bring you more on that news coming in at the moment. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. after a chilly evening, temperatures are likely to edge upwards overnight across parts of scotland, northern ireland and, i

it is believed this happened about 3:00 am friday based on what was captured on cctv footage. we'll have continuing coverage of the investigation this evening at 5:00. >>> new, a live look at highway 280 in belmont. a new report says the stretch of highway between san bruno and cupertino is deadliest for wildlife in the state according to a new uc davis study. they found cars are most likely to hit wildlife along that stretch. five of the top 20 hot spots named are along 280. >>> a live look at the white house, inflation has hit a 31 year high with prices rising more than double the rate in recent decades. here is a closer look. beef prices are up 20%. you may want to sit down for the rest of this. price of furniture is up 12% since last year and new cars, nearly 10%. largest one year increase since 1975. the president says it's a top priority to get inflation under control. >> glad i was already sitting down. >>> it's time for a check of weather. meteorologist mary lee is standing up for your forecast. >> we can take this news. we like this. >>> it's a beautiful afternoon acr

it's taken from cctv footage which showed keon being chased, stabbed and then shot dead.and his twin sister. i heard the gunshots and my first instinct was, where's my son? those are the first words i said. "where's my son?" i found out that there was somebody up the road, and, yeah, it was my boy. a week after he died, the community gathered to remember him and appealfor calm. this situation that we are in, with the postcode war, needs to stop. and we have to now learn to respect each other and love each other in the way that we ought to love each other. and we can only do that by putting away the knife and the gun. the stolen car was abandoned a couple of miles away. in it, they found a knife and a mask with dna. there was more cctv footage and phone records, which led to the arrest and now conviction of four teenagers for murder. michael ugochukwu and tahjgeem breakenridge, both 18. the other two killers can't be named because of their ages — they're 14 and i6. another 18—year—old. kieron donaldson, was convicted of manslaughter. the weapons that are being used, they'r

his final act here was captured on cctv. taxi driver david perry, so lucky to escape.ether the main charge on the device failed to explode, and this is why there was not further damage and more casualties. emad al swealmeen had converted from islam to christianity. an asylum seeker, he wanted to stay in the uk, but he was refused permission and wasn't allowed an appeal. he had been helped by a local charity. we support thousands of people each year. and so when somebody you've helped does something like that, it's really hard to try and deal with it, to try and understand why it's happened. and i think that's what we all have to do at the moment. we have to try and understand. we don't have a full picture. a property in rutland avenue in sefton park, recently rented by emad al swealmeen, has yielded important evidence according to police. they know more about the components which made up the device — how they were obtained and how it was assembled. was the homemade explosive tatp used? it's been the basis for a number of attacks, including the manchester arena bombing.

now the government is trying to cast doubt on how serious that hunger strike is publishing this cctv footage. his supporters say doctors prescribed him essential supplements. oh yeah. opposition leaders expressed outrage at the government's tactics saying the videos release is a breach of his privacy. they are also furious that he was transferred to the medical unit of a maximum security prison on monday. not the private clinic. many had been calling for mr. case demonstrating how deep the varnish museum has gone to cross all the red lines of basic rule of law decency, at how deeply trying to plunge our country through hateful revenge. violent russia put in russia, style politics. the former presidents on trial for use of excessive force during anti government protests under his leadership in 2007, but successfully did not appear in court. prosecutors in the defense instead arguing over why the penitentiary service refused to deliver him, allegedly, due to a security threat. because there has really support his r. i, that he's being denied a chance to finally defends himself in perso

they must provide-- they can't have any cctv blind spots. >> reporter: you feel unsafe. >> i feel reallyhink everyone feels pretty unsafe. everybody knows it is an issue, and i think we're finally have just had enough. >> reporter: enough of going out at night and being left in the dark. haley ott, cbs news, london. >> duncan: from dark to light, take a look at this site in turkey, time lapse video captures hot air balloons filling the sky over the country's capadocia region. it's a popular spot for tourists and catching a ride on a balloon is the best way to see the colors of fall, as you can see, they're not bad. straight ahead on the cbs weekend news, some people with big student loans get real relief after years of frustration and ripoffs, cbs' mark phillips is in the scottish highlands searches for a solution to climate change; and later this canoe builder connects a new generation to an ancient past. ient past. she's th. she's the person who holds everything together. it's a battle, you know. i'm going to be there. keytruda and chemotherapy meant treating my cancer with two differe

his final act here was captured on cctv. taxi driver david perry, so lucky to escape.main charge on the device failed to explode, and this is why there was not further damage and more casualties. emad al swealmeen had converted from islam to christianity. an asylum seeker, he wanted to stay in the uk, but he was refused permission and wasn't allowed an appeal. he had been helped by a local charity. we support thousands of people each year. and so when somebody you've helped does something like that, it's really hard to try and deal with it, to try and understand why it's happened. and i think that's what we all have to do at the moment. we have to try and understand. we don't have a full picture. a property in rutland avenue in sefton park, recently rented by emad al swealmeen, has yielded important evidence according to police. they know more about the components which made up the device — how they were obtained and how it was assembled. was the homemade explosive tatp used? it's been the basis for a number of attacks, including the manchester arena bombing. since the

and there was more cctv footage and phone records which led to the arrest, and now conviction of fiveeem breaken—ridge are both 18. the 14—year—old and his 16 friend cannot be named because of their ages. a fifth defendant, kieron donaldson, who supplied the knives but wasn't part of the attack, was guilty of manslaughter. they'll all be sentenced later month. the whole attack lasted less than a0 seconds. and among the first people outside to see what had happened where his mother and twin sister. i heard the gunshots. and my first instinct was, where is my son? those were the first words i said, where's my son? i found out there was somebody up the road, and... yeah, it was my boy. since 2014, birmingham has seen a surge in the nuber of under—16s is sentenced for knife crime. 0n return to birmingham, police colleagues carried out a search and live gun cartridges were found. in response, the city's set up a special team to share intelligence about teenagers who at risk of becoming involved. children are killing children, wer�*e seeing it daily. 0ur community's in crisis. it feels like

his final act here was captured on cctv. taxi driver david perry so lucky to escape.rge on the device failed to explode. and this is why there was not further damage and more casualties. a property in rutland avenue in sefton park, recently rented by emad al swealmeen, has yielded important evidence, according to police. they know more about the components that made up the device, how they were obtained and how it was assembled. was the home—made explosive tatp used? it's been the basis for a number of attacks, including the manchester arena bombings. since then, there have been even tighter restrictions on the sale of chemicals used to make tatp. emad al swealmeen had converted from islam to christianity. this was the ceremony at liverpool's anglican cathedral. the cathedral was the scene of a remembrance service on sunday, as the attack happened close by. i was again surprised and i was disappointed. the christian churches in liverpool have always tried to work together, the faith communities have always tried to work together, so when an individual like this does w

all the secretary of state ensure that all comic standards the cctv at in false and cctv is in placethe secretary of state to ensure something so sickening is this never happens again?— happens again? secretary of state. mr speaker. _ happens again? secretary of state. mr speaker, first _ happens again? secretary of state. mr speaker, first can _ happens again? secretary of state. mr speaker, first can neighbouring | mr speaker, first can neighbouring be much welcome the words of the right honourable gentleman and also his offer to work together on this. i most certainly would like to take the right honourable gentleman up on that and it is certainly i think what the whole house would want to see us working together on this. in terms of his questions, i would like to reassure the right honourable gentleman that there is comprehensive support rightly available to all families and friends that have been affected by this. as i said a moment ago, every family of the known victims has been contacted directly by family liaison officers and they got in touch and that support will continue f

the whole attack was captured on cctv which was certain ?ing out investigations and they have arrested two people have been released under investigation. keon's mother charmaine has been in court through the week while the jury have been deliberating and i spoke to her and saw her often during the process and saw her often during the process and it's been a very difficult time of her and she's been quite upset at times so we don't know she will come out but we do think that they felt if these people were convicted it would give them a milestone on the way to closure at the end of this case, so a reminder, for teenagers convicted of murder yesterday and another teenager convicted of manslaughter today. phil matthew their reporting outside birmingham crown court. the drug company pfizer says a clinical trial of a pill is a great ? treat covid 19 has shown it is highly effective and jim reid is here to explain more. this sounds significant. it here to explain more. this sounds siunificant. l l, here to explain more. this sounds significant-— si

december 2020 you are looking at a guy named thomas alexander starks who was filmed on see cctv usingo drive inside of senator john almonds office in fargo. even though federal sentencing guidelines suggested maybe 10-16 months in prison, he was only given probation and a fine of about $2800. here's the kicker. take a look at this. the post-millennial reports the fbi even returned the acts back to him citing his alleged facebook post where he reportedly wrote "look what the fbi were kind enough to give back to me." then you can see is a picture of the acts he used in the attack. according to the post-millennial, he posted on social media he was a member of antifa and he will always attack fascists. with constitutional law expert jonathan turley writing in part "putting aside a life sentence, the returning of the acts is rather curious. it would seem an instrument of the crime could be declared lost in any plea. instead, it was returned as if it was a form of political expression by the justice department." he went on to compare his blemish meant to the so-called qanon shaman. we remem

in it they found a knife and a mask with dna stop and there was more cctv footage and phone records whichon of five people. none of them showed any remorse. two are 18. the 14—year—old and his 16 friend cannot be named because of their ages. a fifth defendant, ciaran donaldson, who supplied the knives but was not part of the attack, was guilty of manslaughter. they will all be sentenced later month. the whole attack lasted _ sentenced later month. the whole attack lasted less _ sentenced later month. the whole attack lasted less than _ sentenced later month. the whole attack lasted less than 40 - sentenced later month. the whole l attack lasted less than 40 seconds. attack lasted less than a0 seconds. among the first people outside to see what had happened where his mother and twin sister. i see what had happened where his mother and twin sister.— see what had happened where his mother and twin sister. i heard the aunshots. mother and twin sister. i heard the gunshots- and _ mother and twin sister. i heard the gunshots. and my _ mother and twin sister. i heard the gunshots. and my first _

we have also provided them with all the footage from our cctv cameras. we are working on ways to support attendees, the families of victims, from providing mental health counseling to setting up a health fund to help with costs for medical expenses." when you talk about the mental health here, you're not just talk about the concertgoers, and i talked to many, who say they're traumatized by this event. it's also the family members of those victims and of course the individuals who died. we have all of their names. here they are. 23-year-old, 21-year-old franco patino, 20-year-old jacob jurinek, 16-year-old brianna rodriguez, 14-year-old john hill ge hilgert, 27-year-old baig, goes by danish. 23-year-old madison dubinsky. 21-year-old costa avila. some people are still fighting fir their lives, the houston fire chief telling me this morning that three individuals are still in the hospital, two of them in critical condition. one of those individuals is a 9-year-old boy who is fighting for his life. his grandfather telling cnn that this concert was supposed t

it was a terrible scene because that that he was played in front of jurors after it was caught on cctv be mentioned were convicted of murder, 218 volt we can mention domain name, they were also convicted of murder. there is a fifth defendant, another 18—year—old, who wasn't there on the day, kieran donaldson. he is alleged tjy day, kieran donaldson. he is alleged by the prosecution to supply the weapons. he is also charged with murder, he denies the charge, and thejury has been murder, he denies the charge, and the jury has been sent home for the day and told to come back tomorrow to continue its deliberations on that fifth defendant. the case itself was particularly tragic because, among the first people on the were keon lincoln's twin sister and his mother. his mother has been in court throughout this trial. as i said, it will be back tomorrow to continue deliberating on the fifth defendant but also villa today that they will be sentenced for phil, thanks very much indeed. some more breakin: thanks very much indeed. some more breaking news — thanks very much indeed. some more breakin

this cctv footage shows the moment just after the blast. we know two people died in this attack.ess than 1 kilometre away. this was the scene outside. cars on fire, windows shattered. we're told more bombs were found in other parts of the city. we're also told that a fourth attacker was also arrested and an explosive vest recovered. here's the mayor of kampala central. i'm fortunate to see. i've lost one of my friends, a police officer. and the police will come and give more information about that but it's been very unfortunate. it's happening at such a time or trying to go back to her normal livelihoods and so, if these people can come at such a princess of police, and set off a bomb, the you know things are not good. 33 people were injured in these attacks — 5 of them critically. security has been put on high alert. proceedings in parliament have been called off and mps are being advised not to come into the building. the group accused of this is allied democratic forces, it's based in neighbouring dr congo, and it's thought to be behind two similar attacks in kampala last mont

on the cctv footage he is in high viz vest next to his red car when the bomb goes off.over to see if he was ok and he explained what was going on in his taxi. what did the driver say to you? "been blown up, being blown up, there is a bomb in my car." at that point, my first instincts were to get him away to safety. he said there was still a person in the taxi. did he say how he knew the passenger had had a bomb? he seen a little red light on vest the passenger was wearing. that gave it away for him to do something and he acted very quickly and very bravely. i was grabbing the taxi driver, stopping him going back to his taxi. ijust gave him a big hug, basically to stop him going further into danger. he probably needed a big hug as well, didn't he? i would guess so, definitely. it has been more than a week now, how are you? i am still having the odd flashback and everything, but i'm coping, keeping myself busy with work and family and everything. i try not to dwell on it much. i am just glad the taxi driver is ok and he has fully recovered from his injuries. it's not affe

it wasn't established in court whether keon's life was taken during a gang dispute but cctv pointed toof affairs. tahjgeem breakenridge and michael ugochukwu were convicted of murder, jailed for life with a minimum of 19 years. today in court the judge lifted reporting restrictions to allow the naming of the gunman. he was 1a—year—old yussuf mustapha. he will serve at least 16 years. another 16—year—old boy who can't be named received 17 years, while18—year—old kieron donaldson, who supplied weapons, receives a 12 yearjail term. i can only hope that the convictions offer some sort of solace for keon lincoln's family, but to put the message out there amongst the community, we will investigate these matters and we will find those who are responsible and we will convict them. the motive for the attack is still not clear and the chaos of that january afternoon and has only brought sadness, reflection and more confusion for keon's family and friends. the crime that was committed is heinous, as i said, just diabolical, and we just really want to put an end to this. we want this to be one of

his final act here was captured on cctv. taxi driver david perry so lucky to escape.ining whether the main charge on the device failed to explode. and this is why there was not further damage and more casualties. a property in rutland avenue in sefton park, recently rented by emad al swealmeen, has yielded important evidence, according to police. they know more about the components which made up the device, how they were obtained and how it was assembled. was the home—made explosive tatp used? it's been the basis for a number of attacks, including the manchester arena bombing. since then, there have been even tighter restrictions on the sale of chemicals used to make tatp. emad al swealmeen had converted from islam to christianity. this was the ceremony at liverpool's anglican cathedral. the cathedral was the scene of a remembrance service on sunday, as the attack happened close by. i was again surprised and i was disappointed. the christian churches in liverpool have always tried to work together, the faith communities have always tried to work together, so when an i

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police were pretty sure the same man had killed both of them, but back then, there was very little cctvna techniques were rudimentary. but that has changed. fuller was tracked down using modern dna techniques, which can identify a criminal through his family members. when this dna swab was taken, it matched samples from the murder scenes carefully stored for decades. fuller's house provided more evidence. this picture. see the shoes he's wearing? they matched this footprint, in blood, from wendy's bedsit. and then it's got number 52. date of death. he's identified the victims. and slowly police started to make discoveries, which revealed what david fuller was all about. he's killed them and evidence is indicating that he's killed i them to then sexually abuse them. after death? after death. and that's the evidence that's been presented in court. - and so... horrific murders. these young ladies, i 25 and 20, brutalised for his sexual satisfaction. the search continued. it looks like he's got some hard drives in there, i would say. but they're stuck to the back. and these hidden hard driv

but china is saying, this according to cctv state broadcaster, the center for disease control is sayingcines are still effective versus omicron. this is an interesting headline as we are hearing with his xi jinping, the president speaking at the china-africa cooperation forum, pledging more vaccines. let's hear from president xi. >> to help the african union achieve its goal of vaccinating 60% of the african population by 2022, i announce that china will provide another one billion doses of vaccines to africa. stephen: other asian economies and governments are dealing with the omicron variant, and japan is banning all foreigners until they can assess, properly, the extent and nature of the omicron variant. at the same time, we are hearing from the boj governor speaking for the first time on the omicron variant yesterday. perhaps he is downplaying it, calling the markets a little bit. but this is what he said. i'm quite sure the japanese economy would overcome the impact of covid-19 and would be in the recovery and growth phase within a couple of months. we heard from jay powell and we w

we have asked people to bring forward cctv, their observations make neighbours.k you for taking the time out for us this morning. you for taking the time out for us this morning-— coming up in half an hour... we'll catch up with our bbc weather colleague owain, who's in serious training for his epic bbc breakfast "drumathon" challenge for children in need. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning. i'm sonja jessup. hertfordshire county council has written to parents and carers recommending children should wear face coverings at all times in secondary schools. that's not what official government guidance says, but the local authority says it's in response to the rising number of covid cases in the uk, particularly among young people. they're also asking all staff in early years, special, primary and secondary schools to wear them when in contact with other adults. london fire brigade has unveiled three new fire engines, each equipped with one of the tallest ladders in europe. the brigade has introduced new equipment and changed its

road out to all hospitals to tell them to improve their security measures and have swipe cards and cctvo get those - you've come across? it's very difficult to get those details l you've come across? it's very| difficult to get those details at the moment. we are pursuing that, but what we do know is there were 30 instances where someone who should not have had access to the mortuaries were able to get into the locations where bodies were stored and where postmortems were being carried out, and they shouldn't have been there. clearly, security lapses are very serious. they include people without the swipe cards and the staff access, so i think in any of these hospitals, they naturally are going to be re—examining their protocols at the moment to ensure that only people who should be there are getting in there, and we have to wait for the inquiry to see exactly how david fuller was able to take advantage of the security lapses and the kids hospitals. but there will be lots of managers around this wondering where they can have a problem —— kent hospital. ithink wondering where they can ha

all caught on cctv. you can see the car, the taxi pull up. later it explodes and the roof rips off, debris flying all over the car park. the driver manages to jump out, a security guard rushes to his aid but all attention on the passenger of that car. he is thought to have brought the homemade bomb to this hospital. 32-year-old emad al swealmeen is understood to be an asylum seeker with a history of mental illness. no idea why he brought the bomb here or when it exploded when it did. police are searching a number of addresses in the area and have let off a controlled explosion at one of those addresses. the driver is being hailed as a hero because he may even have locked the back doors of the car thereby locking him in and stopping the attack from getting any worse. his wife has been on social media. she's dismissed him as a hero saying he's just lucky to be alive saying guardian angels are certainly looking over him and i can tell you what, guardian angels were looking over this place. this is a mother and baby unit, the bomb went off right

it wasn't - established in court whether keon lincoln's life was taken during a gang dispute but cctv group all under 18 hunting down a victim. the fact that we have got — hunting down a victim. the fact that we have got youngsters _ hunting down a victim. the fact that we have got youngsters of- hunting down a victim. the fact that we have got youngsters of that - hunting down a victim. the fact that we have got youngsters of that age | we have got youngsters of that age going around carrying weapons, using firearms, it is an absolutely terrible state of affairs. tiara firearms, it is an absolutely terrible state of affairs. two were convicted of _ terrible state of affairs. two were convicted of murder, _ terrible state of affairs. two were convicted of murder, jailed - terrible state of affairs. two were convicted of murder, jailed for. terrible state of affairs. two were | convicted of murder, jailed for life with a minimum of 19 years. today in court thejudge lifted with a minimum of 19 years. today in court the judge lifted reporting restrictions to allow the naming of the gunma

but please do check the daily schedule and cctv.s to fusion tonight to enable parties to focus tomorrow on those key outstanding issues central to the outcome of this conference. for complete links, you should be aware that part one of the closing plenary of cop26 cmb 16 on cmb three should will take place from 6pm this evening. it is that this time that the decisions already made by parties at the conference will be formally adopted, lightening the load for tomorrow. i know that many parties have been communicating with each other to find solutions, so thank you for that. i would like to encourage everyone to have similar conversations throughout this afternoon to enable us to find possible landing zones. i ask once again, please bring the currency of compromise to your discussions, and i know that if we do so, we will all reap the benefits. therefore, now is the time to come forward with any new textual solutions you have. otherwise, we are going to be otherwise, we are going to be literally out of time. at 11am tomorrow, i will b

we have seen those incredible pictures, the cctv i those incredible pictures, the cctv footage of the pictures again of the dramatic incident outside the hospital in liverpool. what is the priority never officers trying to get to the bottom of this? it is a big investigation to try to see everything that is happening here? yeah, when you have a terrorism investigation _ yeah, when you have a terrorism investigation it— yeah, when you have a terrorism investigation it is— yeah, when you have a terrorism investigation it is very _ yeah, when you have a terrorism investigation it is very involved. i investigation it is very involved. and of— investigation it is very involved. and of easily— investigation it is very involved. and of easily what _ investigation it is very involved. and of easily what triggers i investigation it is very involved. and of easily what triggers then investigation it is very involved. i and of easily what triggers then is the powers— and of easily what triggers then is the powers to _ and of easily what triggers then is the powers to detain _ and of easily what

we know that the trains have forward facing cctv cameras, so there is a lot of evidence to review andard in john's report _ investigation is under way. we heard in john's report that _ investigation is under way. we heard in john's report that it _ investigation is under way. we heard in john's report that it could - injohn's report that it could potentially have been caused by heavy rain causing something to go the track. sorry, i need to cough. are you at this stage even able to rule out it was something deliberate or potentially something like that? at this stage we just don't know. i am getting lots of information, but some of it is contradictory and we do not want to speculate at this early stage. the rail accident investigation branch are on site and they do their investigation and they will then hand over to the network rail team who will begin with the recovery of the train on site and then we need to repair the track. there is of work to do and at this stage we don't know the cause. once we have been able to assess the damage to the track, only then will we be able to give a

did bbc news have to repeatedly show the cctv footage of the moment the taxi exploded outside of thea world where terrorist action, warfare and other violence does mean that there are important news events where we have to consider the value of showing newsworthy pictures against that guidance for caution. and this was indeed one of those events. it's worth adding that in the early hours after this incident, it wasn't at all clear what had actually happened at the hospital, and some of the information circulating subsequently, as demonstrated by these pictures, turned out to be false. so, we felt that there was a strong public interest in showing the pictures in orderfor people to understand what had actually happened, also because they showed the escape from the vehicle of the taxi driver and the presence of eyewitnesses who we were subsequently able to interview and gather their own testimony. those images were shown multiple times this week, including in headlines, so how do you answer those viewers who said it's just not decent to show that moment of death repeatedly? as i say, w