. —— charlie hebdo.expect president macron to join the others who are marking the tenth anniversary of the islamist attack at the offices of the satirical news magazine charlie hebdo. dignitaries are lining up. 12 people were killed including 12 of its best—known cartoonists. —— including its best—known cartoonists. if proclaims itself indestructible on the front cover. the attack was carried out because caricatures were published by the magazine of the profit manage. i want to update you on breaking news because officials in china's tibet region certainly is 95 people have died and hundreds more have been injured in a powerful earthquake. chinese media is reporting that hundreds of houses have collapsed in the mountainous area. many homes have been left without water and power. these are some of the latest pictures that cctv, which is chinese state media, broadcasting. you can see how those houses in this mountainous area have collapsed and they are one of the main roads, that has also collapsed after t

so at the time witnesses said they into the offices where those cartoonists and the staff of charlie hebdod fire. they killed the editors police bodyguard, before asking for the editor andindeed before asking for the editor and indeed for cartoonists by name, and then they killed them, along with three other staff and a guest attending the meeting. so at the time witnesses said they heard the gunmen shouting "we have ale revenged the prophet muhammad and god is great" in arabic while calling out the name of the journalist, while calling out the name of thejournalist, you remember the journalist, you remember thejournalist, you remember the attack was carried out after the magazine published those caricatures of the prophet muhammad. now you will remember at the time out, this was a dramatic scene, police arrived at the scene, just as the gunmen were leaving the building, thejournalists there, and the workers had taken refuge on the nearby roofs, they filmed the gunmen getting out of the car and shooting at a police vehicle, before driving off. you remember, you may rememberfrom the time th

france, marking ten years since the islamist gun attack at the offices of the satirical magazine, charlie—hebdoed a special edition, proclaiming itself "indestructible" on the front cover. the attack was carried out by two brothers — after the magazine published caricatures of the prophet muhammad. to the middle east now. the united nations has warned that its work delivering aid to people in gaza is at breaking point, following what it said was a deliberate and dangerous pattern of sabotage and disruption by both israeli soldiers and palestinian gangs. the un's relief chief, tom fletcher, accused the israeli army of attacking a clearly marked un aid convoy in central gaza and striking a known food distribution point in the past forty—eight hours. he also accused armed palestinian gangs of hijacking six fuel tankers, leaving aid operations with little fuel. meanwhile, the palestinian ministry of health says israeli forces have killed two people in separate raids in the northern west bank, while the military said it had targeted a "terrorist cell". the ramallah—based ministry says that an 18 yea

morning marking ten years since the islamist gun attack at the office of the satirical magazine charlie hebdost—known cartoonists. the attack carried out by two brothers was to punish the magazine for publishing characitures of the prophet mohammed. "je sui charlie" became a slogan for freedom of speech. some of washington dc�*s newest residents had quite the day frolicking in the snow. bao li and qing bao arrived in the us from china late last year and now live at the national zoo. you can see them running around and playing in the snow, all while enjoying some bamboo treats. the pandas marked the return of the bears to the nation's capitol after the previous panda's went back to china in 2023. hello. we've seen some fairly disruptive weather to get the brand—new year under way. and over the last few days, whether that has been from extensive snowfall or indeed from widespread flooding, it's been the same weather system responsible. now, the good news is that weather system is now moving only slowly, but off in towards northern europe — have big impacts on tuesday in denmark, norway and swed

different places in the world, particularly in france, obviously, in 2015, the bataclan attack, the charlie hebdok, there was the truck attack in nice. there were several attacks in the u.s., inspired by, if not directly coordinating, that there was a period where there were a lot of these and it really does seem to be subsided. to leak back around to that first question about whether you think there's any relationship between geopolitical events, particularly in syria, and some, i don't know, rekindling for ices or some different approach or footing that they may be taking now. >> certainly for these extremists, they don't need any more reasons to carry out attacks. they can reach back into history into its that if you just look over the past year or so in terms of what is happening in places like gaza and in lebanon, they could in fact feel motivated to carry out attacks. especially given that the united states is the principal supporter and backer of israel. so they might, in fact, seize upon these issues that are taking place overseas to carry out attacks, and we don't know what this individu

it's ten years on from that terror attack, that horrendous situation on that french magazine charlie hebdo. i'm asking you, have things moved on, do you think at all or not? and last but not least, do you think children need to be more resilient? many people say yes, they do. we have a surge in people and children off with mental illness. if you think we need that, how do we achieve it? you tell me. keeping me company tonight to get stuck into all of that and more. my panel, matt goodwin, the pollster and academic, and mike buckley, the former labour adviser. but before we get stuck in, let's cross live for the 6:00 news headlines. >> michelle. thank you. the top stories. professor alexis jay, who chaired the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse, has said today that people should just get on with implementing the recommendations made in previous inquiries. professor jay's comments come as the prime minister dismissed calls for a national inquiry yesterday, accusing the conservatives of jumping on a bandwagon. the home secretary told the commons yesterday that the government will mak

and today is the 10th anniversary of the charlie hebdo attack in paris, where 12 people were killed and1 injured in its newsroom. the french satirical magazine has marked the anniversary with a special edition, with the word indestructible appearing on the coven indestructible appearing on the cover. two brothers had stormed the offices of the magazine on the offices of the magazine on the 7th of january in 2015, in retaliation to the magazine printing cartoons of the prophet muhammad. the shootings marked the start of three days of terrorist attacks in paris. president macron attended an event today to mark the occasion, and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. now it's back to jacob for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. earlier today, gb news own charlie peters revealed an horrific story that detailed what happened to sam, the grooming gang survivor from oldham, who was gang raped and ignored by the police after she went to a rape crisis centre

today is the 10th anniversary of the charlie hebdo attack in paris, where 12 people were killed and 11were injured in its newsroom. the french satirical magazine has marked the anniversary with a special edition, with the word indestructible appearing on the coven indestructible appearing on the cover. brothers cherif and said kouachi stormed the offices of the magazine on the 7th of january 2015, in retaliation to the magazine printing cartoons of the prophet muhammad. the shootings marked the start of three days of terrorist attacks in paris, and a short while ago, president macron attended an event to mark the anniversary. retail giant next has said it is facing a £67 million surge in wage costs this year, adding it will be forced to raise prices by 1%. the retailer blamed labour's budget after the government announced plans to increase employer national insurance contributions and the minimum wage from april next. also warned of slowing sales growth in 2025. the warning comes after the crucial golden quarter for retailers in 20 2024 failed to give them the send off they hoped for,

and today is the 10th anniversary of the charlie hebdo attacks in paris, where 12 people were killed 11 were injured. in its newsroom, the french satirical magazine has marked the anniversary with a special edition, with the word indestructible appearing on the coven indestructible appearing on the cover. two brothers had stormed the offices of that magazine on the offices of that magazine on the 7th of january in 2015. well, those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, it's back to martin. >> thank you. tatiana. now , >> thank you. tatiana. now, a victim of rape gangs in oldham has claimed that she was forced to take emergency contraception by a male police officer after she reported her abuse. gb news can exclusively reveal sam, who was targeted by gangs in oldham, reported an attack by a rape gangin reported an attack by a rape gang in 2006. and incredibly, she was aged just 12 at the time. we can now speak with gb news reporter charlie peters, who is in oldham. charlie, it's an astonishing report. it's heartbreaking. it's harrowing. share some of the details with us. us. >> u

. >> ten years today since islamist terrorists attacked the newspaper charlie hebdo, we remember those who lost their lives in paris. as the publication releases a special edition, lincolnshire and leicestershire declare major incidents as rain and snow batters the nation, with the body of one man recovered in nonh body of one man recovered in north yorkshire. and as the decorations come down and life returns to normal after christmas, are you wondering how to get rid of your tree? okay. suggestions? welcome. failing that, we will tell you. >> and in the sport i tell you, it's like the old brian clough days. it's nottingham forest win again. the joint second on points at the moment at the top of the premier league. the referee will have a voice for the first carabao cup semi—final tonight between arsenal and newcastle, if he's needed. and the snake bite and the bully boy are dropped from the premier league of darts. >> hello there. good morning. it's a cold and icy start, also with some snow showers in the west and this could lead to some travel disruption. i'll be here later with all

taking place in paris to mark the tenth anniversary of the attack on the serrat girl magazine charlie hebdoer it published political cartoons of muhammad —— the satirical magazine. hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start with the latest on that major earthquake that has struck china's tibet region. chinese state media says at least 95 people have been killed and more than 100 injured. the dalai lama has said he is deeply sadden. i want to show you some of the latest pictures we have from the scene where you can see that rescue and search teams are managing to pull people out of those buildings that have collapsed. there is rubble all over the ground there and one of the survivors is being pulled out on a stretcher. we are told that many of the survivors are afraid to go inside buildings because there have been strong aftershocks continuing to shake the area. the magnitude 7.1 quake struck at around 9am local time. let me give you a sense of the geography. it is in the same region as mount everest. the tremors were also felt in the neighbouring capital of nepal, kathmandu and parts of northern i