. _ have been in other areas into chiswick, in west london, and i think— chiswick, in west london, andid _ evidence was a member of the public who said they had seen this individual a couple of miles away from _ individual a couple of miles away from where he escaped, and then it stops _ from where he escaped, and then it stops att— from where he escaped, and then it stops all the wild goose chases that there _ stops all the wild goose chases that there would have been where people are phoning them saying this i'm running — are phoning them saying this i'm running into a taxi, and so it gives credible _ running into a taxi, and so it gives credible evidence, and the police are able — credible evidence, and the police are able to focus more. as credible evidence, and the police are able to focus more.— credible evidence, and the police are able to focus more. as we have been saving — are able to focus more. as we have been saving in _ are able to focus more. as we have been saying in this _ are able to focus more. as we have been saying in this special - been saying in this special half

so chiswick channel in chiswick.hiswick does have this connection to some iranian polity picks. i have no idea whether that is connected to daniel khalifa in any way. as mark was just saying , it very much seems like he was probably working on his own. perhaps if there was somebody waiting to scoop him up, you think might be a boat think he might be on a boat overseas by he was overseas by now? he was obviously living rough few obviously living rough for a few days, that not have days, but that would not have been in this area. and been difficult in this area. and of course, with this beautiful weather, have been weather, it wouldn't have been entirely no doubt weather, it wouldn't have been ent adrenaline no doubt weather, it wouldn't have been ent adrenaline will no doubt weather, it wouldn't have been ent adrenaline will have doubt weather, it wouldn't have been ent adrenaline will have been his adrenaline will have been pumping days. pumping for the last few days. there's doubt about it. i was there's no doubt ab

he was caught in chiswick in west london. the quake struck around 45 miles south of marrakesh. hospitals in the city have seen an influx of wounded people, with authorities calling on residents to donate blood. world leaders are meeting at the g20 summit in delhi, where the african union has been invited to join the group as a permanent member. british prime minister rishi sunak has been holding talks with his indian counterpart, narendra modi, with a potential

please say that again. the edge of chiswick. please say that aaain. �* , the edge of chiswick.at again-— that again. i'm saying that questions _ that again. i'm saying that questions over _ that again. i'm saying that questions over the - that again. i'm saying that questions over the last - that again. i'm saying that| questions over the last few that again. i'm saying that - questions over the last few days going forward for this government have been about how overpopulated and understaffed prisons like wandsworth are, and how those issues may have contributed to daniel khalife's escape.— may have contributed to daniel khalife's esca-e. ~ ., , ., , khalife's escape. wandsworth prison holds around — khalife's escape. wandsworth prison holds around 1600 _ khalife's escape. wandsworth prison holds around 1600 people, - khalife's escape. wandsworth prison holds around 1600 people, well- khalife's escape. wandsworth prison holds around 1600 people, well in l holds around 1600 people, well in excess of standard operating capacity. and, a lot of people in the prison system, and a lo

area, in particular a shopping mall in chiswick.nterterrorism officers conducted their search overnight and this morning. it was a plainclothes police officer who finally caught daniel khalife on a canal path. he was riding a push bike and was pushed off that bike, handcuffed and subsequently arrested. he is currently now in a police station in custody in west london. in currently now in a police station in custody in west london.— currently now in a police station in custody in west london. in terms of his escape. — custody in west london. in terms of his escape, daniel— custody in west london. in terms of his escape, daniel khalife's, - custody in west london. in terms of his escape, daniel khalife's, it - custody in west london. in terms of his escape, daniel khalife's, it is i his escape, daniel khalife's, it is being described as something out of hollywood, it feels quite an intricate sort of planned route, as you asked to come under there, we are still in the dark about whether he was actually alone. i are still in the dark ab

kelly price outside an area in chiswick where daniel khalife was arrested.nt in the metropolitan police, about how the police managed to track down daniel khalife in chiswick. the key thing here is this 72 hours i have been absolutely crucial in terms of the resources being placed into it. the longer it goes on, the more difficult it becomes to try and apprehend this individual. there would have been an intelligent cell in place and they would have looked at all the intelligence that comes in and from there, the police would then put in resources. i think the key thing here is that they had a credible siting, chiswick, where somebody talked about him, the prisoner coming out from underneath the lorry, and i think that was crucial. from there, they would be able to look at the cctv. they put resources that might have been in other areas, for example ports and wherever, back into chiswick in west london. and i think the police have worked incredibly hard and managed to find this individual. but the key evidence was the member of the public who said, i've seen

police said in the chiswick area.they were flooding the area with officers, because once they had a sighting, there was an opportunity to pick him out on cctv. they urge the public to contact them if they saw him. we know their work helicopters in the area as well. so, certainly a significant development that they managed to get the sightings of him. they said he was wearing a black cap, a top and trousers. the fact he also had a bag on him. this has been a huge operation for the metropolitan police. some four days of searching for this 21—year—old, who escaped from wandsworth prison on wednesday. he climbed onto the underside of a food delivery vehicle. the met were not told by wandsworth prison that he had escaped for an hour, which analysis has shown was very crucial for them in their search. it was a day or so before they were even able to confirm that he was still, they believed, in the london area. they did say that he may have left the country, so there was worked on lots of different area at ports and airports

and we can cross live to ellie price in chiswick now.heard that daniel khalife had been arrested? irate heard that daniel khalife had been arrested? ~ ., heard that daniel khalife had been arrested? ~ . ., ., ., ., arrested? we are waiting to hear an u date arrested? we are waiting to hear an update from — arrested? we are waiting to hear an update from the _ arrested? we are waiting to hear an update from the police. _ arrested? we are waiting to hear an | update from the police. surrounding the circumstances of his arrest. i mentioned in my report about the reward being offered for members of the public who gave any information leading to his arrest, so we don't know quite exactly what led it. we understand there were sightings of daniel khalife overnight here in chiswick, that police were going to door—to—door, looking in cars, looking on car boots, the helicopter was up. on the net was getting smaller and smaller and eventually, he was arrested shortly before 11 o'clock this morning. it has been like something out of a movie. daniel

they say they're now focusing on the chiswick area of west london. daniel khalife is said to be wearing a black baseball cap, a black t—shirt and dark—coloured trousers. world leaders are meeting at the 620 summit in delhi, where the african union has been invited to join the group as a permanent member. british prime minister rishi sunak has been holding talks with his indian counterpart, narendra modi. those narendra modi. are the headlines here on bbc news. now on bbc news, talking business. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go and take a look at what's on the show. it's sort of a false story they tell us when we go to university, we're going to get a good job if you get good grades. and that's just a falsehood, in my opinion. it's about the experience, ultimately. and without the experience, many people just won't get into a good job. yep, the great graduate gamble. student debts are on the rise in many countries, while pay packets are failing to keep up with soaring prices. so does

we are looking at aerial pictures of chiswick. as you - aerial pictures of chiswick.may be confident but how do they go about conducting a search of what is still a pretty loggia? first of all, members of the public, people will be on alert in that area to look out for any sightings or give further information, that is really important. there will be more police officers deployed, they will use helicopters, as we can see. they have other sorts of technology. if he has access to a full, will he try to make a call to an associate or friend or colleague? probably a small possibility of that but something they will monitor, phone numbers of other people and so on. and they will look to see if he has any connections in that area at all. so there will be obvious places they might search, for example sheds and outbuildings. the key thing is, if they can keep them in that area, at some point he has to emerge to get food or waterfor other some point he has to emerge to get food or water for other reasons. under pressure as cranking up on him. there has been a public appeal fro

the police want to know where he was, how did he get from wandsworth prison to chiswick. he was on foot, but was he assisted? this is the question they are trying to find the answer to. we will not speculate that he was given assistance from wandsworth prison to escape. all is being investigated, and it is an ongoing investigation, as the commander told me here at scotland yard this afternoon. there continues to be serious questions for the government as to how this even happened, how mr khalife was able to escape from prison. big questions as to how he escaped. we believe he managed to get under a food delivery truck on wednesday when it arrived into the prison. he is then believed to have strapped himself underneath the van, evading detection, and manages to get out of the prison. questions are already being raised as to how this was possible. now, it is believed he had about an hour head start of the police and the prison itself before the alarm was raised that he had absconded, escaped. wandsworth prison is a category b prison, he was there on remand awaiting trial fo

how did he get from wandsworth prison to chiswick? it's about 5.5 miles.oot, but was he assisted? this is a question that they are trying to find the answers to and will not speculate that he was given assistance from one wandsworth prison to escape. all is being investigated and it's an ongoing investigation, as the commander told me here at scotland yard earlier this afternoon. the g20 summit of world leaders has agreed a joint declaration, which includes calls for a durable peace in ukraine. the text, at the summit in india, says all states involved in the conflict must "refrain" from the "use of force" for territorial gain. but there's no reference to russian aggression, and ukraine says the g20 has nothing to be proud of. from delhi, our political editor, chris mason, reports. waiting for the world to arrive. the indian prime minister, narendra modi, is the host here. the stumbling block for the g20 has long been russia and its war in ukraine. vladimir putin isn't here, it's his foreign minister sergey lavrov instead. 0thers walking the red carpet, pr

and made it as far as and he's made it as far as chiswick. he hasn't got very far, chiswick.hasn't got very far, had sort of far, is it? i had sort of a vision that he'd be across halfway across europe by now and he's the way from he's made it all the way from wandsworth to chiswick. he doesn't be. doesn't seem to be. >> that just shows how >> maybe that just shows how difficult move around difficult it is to move around unobserved. said unobserved. i mean, people said if he into, say, richmond if he got into, say, richmond parks one of the parks, no parks or one of the parks, no cctv there, he could hide undercover, maybe himself undercover, maybe dig himself underground lucky him, underground. and lucky for him, he had good weather. he could he had good weather. so he could have that . maybe he's have done that. maybe he's thinking low , stay local thinking lie low, stay local before i clear off. i don't know. i haven't run away. >> just be a reflection of how terrible public transport is i >> -- >> but it goes. the hero of the week has to be the guy who is mistaken for him

the police want to know where he was, how did he get from wandsworth prison to chiswick.s, so they believe he was on foot, but this is the question they are trying to find the answer to. they will not speculate that he was given assistance from wandsworth prison to escape. all is being investigated, and it is an ongoing investigation, and it is an ongoing investigation, and the commander told me here at scotland yard this afternoon. the? scotland yard this afternoon. they continue to — scotland yard this afternoon. they continue to be _ scotland yard this afternoon. they continue to be serious _ scotland yard this afternoon. they continue to be serious questions for the government as to how this even happened, how mr khalife was able to escape from prison. big happened, how mr khalife was able to escape from prison.— escape from prison. big questions as to how he escaped. _ escape from prison. big questions as to how he escaped. we _ escape from prison. big questions as to how he escaped. we believe - escape from prison. big questions as to how he escaped. we believe he i

ellie price in chiswick. on bbc news. hello there. if, like me, you're finding it too hot and humid, relief is on the way, but not for most of us until after the weekend. so it stays very warm, very muggy, there will be thundery showers and there are warnings out from the met office. more details on our website. but again, we'll have another day with temperatures exceeding 30 degrees celsius. so again, the record is broken. today looks like it might well be the hottest day of the year so far, just getting a little bit ahead of thursday's 32.6 degrees celsius. widely warm, very warm, infact, and humid. temperatures not quite so high in the north and west, purely because we have this weather front approaching, so more cloud, bringing rain into the western and later northern isles, showers ahead of it. and this afternoon, because we have that mix of the heat as well, some home—grown downpours, torrential downpours continuing well into the evening. but quite well scattered. they could just cause some flash floodi

major roundaboutjust a mile from the jail minutes after the escape. 0vernight, he was spotted in chiswickdon wearing dark clothing. khalife was finally arrested 12 miles away on a canal path in northolt in west london. khalife will be settling back into a cell and heading back to the courts. now the attention turns to the government. how could a prisoner escape under a lorry? it's good news that we captured the person concerned. as people already know, thejustice secretary's initiated an inquiry into the circumstances of his escape and that work will continue. but this is obviously very welcome news and again, my thanks to the police, but also to the public. the police regard this as a textbook operation, the former soldier tracked down in a city of 8 million. the question is, how did the prison manage to lose just one man among 1,600, all supposedly locked behind bars? dominic casciani, bbc news. i spoke earlier with our news correspondent greg mckenzie, who has been at the scotland yardand. at the scotland yard. have a listen. the media and the public were alerted by afternoon, various

he was detained in the chiswick area, after confirmed sightings there overnight, including calls froms 21, was in wandsworth prison awaiting trial, accused of trying to spy for an enemy state, understood to be iran. his family had urged him to give himself up. ellie price reports. members of the public had been in touch with police over night, having seen daniel khalife in the chiswick area. police conducted what they described as intensive searches here. they included officers stopping and searching vehicles, inspecting car boots, and asking local residents for identification. in a short statement the force thanked the public for their support throughout the investigation. from the g20 meeting in india, the prime minister echoed that sentiment. it's good news that we have recaptured the person concerned. as people already know, thejustice secretary's initiated an inquiry into the circumstances of his escape and that work will continue, but this is obviously very welcome news and my thanks to the police but also the public. daniel khalife was on remand at wandsworth prison pending a t

they say they're now focusing on the chiswick area of west london.t the g20 summit in delhi, where the african union has been invited to join the group as a permanent member. british prime minister rishi sunak has been holding talks with his indian counterpart, narendra modi. those narendra modi. are the headlines here on bbc news.

police had said it was focusing on "intensive search activity" efforts in and around the chiswick areae had been spotted by members of the public. the former soldier — who's 21 — was in wandsworth prison awaiting trial, accused of trying to spy for an enemy state, understood to be iran. his family had urged him to give himself up. here's our home and legal correspondent, dominic casciani. a national manhunt now at an end, britain's most wanted man, daniel khalife, arrested at this spot in west london, a terrorism suspect back in custody after 75 hours on the run. this morning, police closed in on him as more and more intelligence came into scotland yard. this stately home and gardens on the edge of west london became the focus after reports that he'd been in the area in the middle of the night. a citywide investigation getting closer and closer, and then just before "am, they got their man. a plainclothes officer tracking the 21—year—old saw him on a bike and pulled him to the ground. from the moment it was reported to the police, we've had a very substantial amount of resources on thi

offences who escaped from a london prison four days ago. 21—year—old daniel khalife was caught in chiswick london, after sightings in the area. world leaders are meeting at the 620 summit in delhi, where the african union has been invited to join the group as a permanent member. british prime minister rishi sunak has been holding talks with his indian counterpart, narendra modi, with a potential bilateral trade deal on the cards. now on bbc news, unmasking a fugitive. radio: local news and information on wpro, providence. _ nicholas ala hverdian. he grew up in foster care here, here in rhode island. he has passed away from a long battle with cancer. nicholas alahverdian was 32. can't say this enough, how bizarre this next story is. yeah, as we've been telling you, . authorities say a rhode island man faked his own death and then hid out in scotland. _ nicholas rossi has gone by a variety of names over the years, one being nicholas alahverdian. he told me, "he is a dangerous man. "he's wanted in numerous states." then later on, i find out that he's alive. i said, "i don't believe it." i was

so confirmed his so scotland yard confirmed his arrest chiswick arrest in the chiswick area just beforewick area just before am. saturday before 11 am. on saturday morning case. >> the case has gripped the nafion >> the case has gripped the nation and let's see what my panel make of this. this week, i'm joined by former brexit party mep ben habib and the co—founder media, party mep ben habib and the co—f0|bastani. media, party mep ben habib and the co—f0|bastani. well, media, party mep ben habib and the co—f0|bastani. well, it'sedia, party mep ben habib and the co—f0|bastani. well, it's been aaron bastani. well, it's been quite dramatic turn of events, quite a dramatic turn of events, but let's start with but ben, let's start with you. the today's on the front of today's mail on sunday spooked . as bugged phones sunday spooked. as bugged phones to nail jailbreak spy. huge evidence, actually, of progressive counter terrorism operations centre making its first big arrest doesn't this show actually that british policing works when it needs to i really encouraged i mean i was really encourag

this morning he was chiswick. for being unlawfully at large and being an escaped prisoner. the prime minister has praised the efforts of the police and the public in finding him a thousand people have him over a thousand people have died and more than 1200 have been injured by a powerful earthquake in morocco. cctv captures the moment the earthquake measuring 6.8 magnitude, struck marrakesh . magnitude, struck marrakesh. it's thought many of the deaths occurred in the remote areas of the atlas mountains . at the the atlas mountains. at the epicentre, the moroccan army has been dispatched there to help search rescue efforts. search and rescue efforts. foreign james cleverly foreign secretary james cleverly says the uk's supporting british nationals in country and the nationals in the country and the prime minister says he and his indian counterpart narendra modi have a lot of hard work. still to do before trade deal can be to do before a trade deal can be reached . but prime minister reached. but the prime minister

the former british soldier — suspected of terror offences — was caught in chiswick, west london, aftereen in the area. world leaders met at the 620 summit in delhi, where the african union was invited to join the group as a member. they also issued a joint declaration, calling on all states to refrain from the threat or use of force, but fell short to refrain from the threat or use of force. time on bbc news for sportsday.. i'm olly foster. vintage ireland in bordeaux, they start their world cup with a huge win. we'll be live in marseille, where england are expecting a tough test in their opening match against argentina. englan�*s footballers taking on ukraine in poland looking to keep up their 100% record in qualifying, there have been goals. also coming up on sportsday. we'll head to new york where there'll be new name one in waiting aryna sabalenka. we'll head to new york where there'll be new name on the women's trophy, coco gauff faces the world number one in waiting aryna sabalenka. and england's women start their one—day series against sri lanka with a huge win at chester—le—str

apparently they originally said chiswick , but originally said chiswick, but then they changed theirind and said it's where they were looking. >> when we left you yesterday at the end of the breakfast program. anyway, he's now program. yeah anyway, he's now he escaped as we know, on wednesday morning, appeared to have gotten off very near wandsworth prison, where he'd escaped from. and now he's ended up back in custody . up back in custody. >> yeah. so this is how it unfolded over the last few days. >> suspected terrorists and spy daniel kalief escaped from wandsworth prison on wednesday . wandsworth prison on wednesday. this is what we know about how he managed to pull off this great escape at around 7 am. on wednesday, a bidfood lorry pulled up to hmp wandsworth on its regular delivery route. the lorry passed two security checks and parked up by the prison kitchens as the driver unloaded the lorry while the kitchen prepared breakfast for the inmates. daniel kalief , who also inmates. daniel kalief, who also had a chef's position in the kitchens, slipped out unnoticed. he then climb

offences who escaped from a london prison four days ago. 21—year—old daniel khalife was caught in chiswick london, after sightings in the area. world leaders are meeting at the 620 summit in delhi, where the african union has been invited to join the group as a permanent member. british prime minister rishi sunak has been holding talks with his indian counterpart, narendra modi, with a potential bilateral trade deal on the cards. now on bbc news, the travel show. thailand's landscapes are like something from a dream... ah! imean... i mean, look at this. this is absolutely stunning! ..from dazzling coastlines to lush countryside and wildlife that will take your breath away. visions of paradise that in normal times attract more than 30 million of us every year. but that weight of numbers isn't necessarily good news for this country's fragile natural heritage. the boats are disturbing the sediment and that also harms a lot of the coral reef in this area. as far as caves go, this one is very impressive. oh, it's like paradise. there's so much to explore. we should preserve this. this week, i'm

year—old daniel khalife was caught riding a bike in northolt in west london after being spotted in the chiswickkrainian officials have criticised a joint declaration from members at the 620 summit in delhi, which they say watered down its condemnation of russia's invasion. now on bbc news, unmasking a fugitive. radio: local news and information on wpro, providence. _ nicholas ala hverdian. he grew up in foster care here, here in rhode island. he has passed away from a long battle with cancer. nicholas alahverdian was 32. can't say this enough, how bizarre this next story is. yeah, as we've been telling you, . authorities say a rhode island man faked his own death and then hid out in scotland. _ nicholas rossi has gone by a variety of names over the years, one being nicholas alahverdian. he told me, "he is a dangerous man. "he's wanted in numerous states." then later on, i find out that he's alive. i said, "i don't believe it." i was like, "wow." ia court in scotland has ruled thati a man who claimed he was a victim of mistaken identity is the suspect in a series of sex crimes _ in the united st

police have confirmed sightings of missing prisoner daniel khalife in chiswick, west london. in a new description, he is said to be wearing a black baseball cap and a black t—shirt. the african union has been welcomed into the 620 as a permanent member during the opening of the group's summit in delhi. the announcement was made by the host, prime minister narendra modi. you are watching bbc news. let's return now to morocco where an earthquake has killed more than 600 people. the epicentre was in the high atlas mountains — 71 kilometres south—west of marrakesh. but tremors were said to have been felt in the capital rabat. many of the fatalities are said to be in hard—to—reach areas south of marrakesh. earlier i spoke to bbc arabic�*s mohamed taha about the situation in morocco. as you can see, the numbers of casualties are rising. there are over 600 now. we started with 30. then over 300, and the number is now reaching over 600, and we are unfortunately expecting these numbers will get higher and higher with some estimations that numbers will exceed 1000 very soon. as the rep

he was caught in chiswick in west london. officials in morocco say a strong earthquake has killed at least 820 people, and injured hundreds more. the quake struck around 45 miles south of marrakesh. hospitals in the city have seen an influx of wounded people, with authorities calling on residents to donate blood. world leaders are meeting at the 620 summit in delhi, where the african union has been invited to join the group as a permanent member. british prime minister rishi sunak has been holding talks with his indian counterpart, narendra modi, with a potential bilateral trade deal on the cards. now on bbc news, talking movies: venice film festival special. hello from colorado's rocky mountains. i'm tom brook, and welcome to talking movies. in today's programme, the big autumn film festivals are under way. we'll be bringing you highlights from telluride here in colorado and from venice, which can justly claim the title of being the oldest film festival in the world. my colleague emma jones is there. it's a special anniversa

the former british soldier, suspected of terror offences, was caught in chiswick, west london, after seen in the area. ukrainian officials have criticised a joint declaration from members at the 620 summit in delhi, which they say watered down its condemnation of russia's invasion. the group called on all states to refrain from the threat or use of force but failed to mention russia. now on bbc news, click. this week, we're at the biggest tech show in europe for phones, fashion and ffffreaky robots! robot speaks with australian accent: �* , , an exciting time to be alive. are you alive? when is an airport not an airport? when it becomes a tech hub for green start—ups. cheers! thank you. and as we save the world one broken item at a time, the award for the most profound question of the week goes to... who comes to an exhibition with a broken vacuum cleaner? cackles. hello, desdemona. how are you? hi there. i'm doing great. just learning and exploring the world around me. how about you ? i'm good, thank you very much. actually, iam having a whale of a time. i've made it no secret that

in the store in in the london area of ​​chiswick, a group of thieves disguised as ordinary customerssellers. then one of them grabs expensive sunglasses and runs out into the street. and this is a fight in the supermarket of one of britain's largest supermarket chains. to prevent such scenes , the owners of several retail chains decided to equip the security guards keeping order with video cameras. now. this is common practice for police officers. they keep records when arresting criminal suspects, but security experts they doubt that the cameras are on the chests of store workers. today , dvrs can solve all problems. it is unlikely to reduce the number and severity of violent incidents associated with youth gangs whose members hide their identities and intend to cause disorder and violence . the reasons for the surge in crime are explained in various ways, from the inaction of the authorities to the general decline in living standards and the impoverishment of people that began with the pandemic and was replaced by it. dima theft prices in supermarkets are outrageous to me we are ir

over the next three days, he is accused of being at large in richmond park and then the chiswick areaell as the bike he was riding, he was allegedly carrying cash and a mobile phone. thejustice secretary has commissioned an independent investigation into the alleged escape. tonight the man in charge of the manhunt, commander dominic murphy, told the bbc his detectives would not have found khalife so quickly without the help of the public and described the response which consisted of hundreds of phone calls is really quite astonishing. he told me that trying to find a resourceful young man in a city of more than 9 million people, there is no way to do that without the public and they really were an integral part of this. thank you very much, daniel. the bosnian war in the former yugoslavia was the worst conflict in europe since the world war ii, claiming 100,000 lives and displacing over 2 million people. when a peace deal was signed in 1995 between leaders of the muslim, serb and croat communities, it was hoped bosnia might begin to heal. this is the region today, and now the united n

over the next three days, he is accused of being at large in richmond park then the chiswick area, befoream. as well as the bike he was riding, he was allegedly carrying cash and a mobile phone. thejustice secretary has commissioned an independent investigation into the alleged escape. the prison 0fficers�* alleged escape. the prison officers�* association says individual staff should not be blamed for an underfunded prison system. daniel sandford, bbc news, westminster magistrates�* court. an 11—year—old girl who was subject to a horrfying attack by an american bully xl dog has told the bbc she was terrified and screaming in fear. anna paun and two men were bitten by the dog in birmingham on saturday. the government is seeking urgent advice on whether to ban the breed. 0ur midlands correspondent navteonhal reports. a violent dog attack on the streets of birmingham. it bites a young girl who runs to safety in a shop. it then goes to attack to other people ——it then goes to attack two other people at a car wash nearby. the footage was posted online at the weekend. anna, who is 11, is now r

involved hundreds of officers and helicopters up searching parts of west london, like richmond park and chiswickto where he was. but in the end, it was actually a plainclothes police officer in northolt, in north—west london, who spotted khalife on a bicycle going along a towpath on a canal. now, he was wearing different clothes, he had a bag with food and he had a sleeping bag nearby as well. now, that plainclothes officer pushed him off the bike and detained him. he says he didn't put up any kind of fight and went willingly in the end. this is what the head of the met�*s counter terrorism police had to say about it all. one of the officers engaged in our operation to locate daniel, a plainclothes officer, saw him on the canal towpath, on a pedal cycle, a push bike, and was able to pull him off that push—bike and arrest him. we've been really focused, with the public support and also the support of the media, in trying to find daniel. now we've found him and he's back in custody. we will move our resources now back into the investigative effort to identify how he came to escape from wandsworth

from there, he moved west, with police chasing leads north of the thames into chiswick this morning. turns to the government. how could a prisoner escape under a lorry? it is good news that we have recaptured the person concerned. as people already know, the justice secretary has initiated an inquiry into the circumstances of his escape and that work will continue, and this is obviously very welcome news and again, my thanks to the police but also to the public. the police regard this as a textbook operation — the former soldier tracked down in a city of eight million. the question is, how did the prison manage to lose just one man among 1,600, all supposedly locked behind bars? let's get some of the day's other news now. coco gauff has won her first grand slam title playing at the us open. belarusian arina sabalenka took the first set, but gauff recovered to take the final two sets and secure the trophy. she's the first teenager to win the us open since serena williams in 1999. 0h, oh, my goodness! ijust watched a young lady when her very first grand slam. i am so excited for her! i

they reached a level where the metropolitan police could not guarantee the safety of our staff in chiswick. it was not 'ust us. so we have to move._ the park. it was not 'ust us. so we have to move. �* ., , have to move. and those threats came more or less — have to move. and those threats came more or less in — have to move. and those threats came more or less in unison _ have to move. and those threats came more or less in unison with _ more or less in unison with reporting on the death of someone in iran and the consequences and how the regime responded? could you think that he very clearly? you might most definitely. because of our reporting general which is always upset the authorities in iran, reporting on the economy, social affairs and so forth, but we were the main 24/7 broadcaster who broadcasted back into iran what was happening right across the country in the unrest in the protests. i assume, though, you won't be operating any differently now you're restarting the broadcasting, or are you planning to operate any differently?— you planning to operate any differentl ? ., ., �* .

and the reason chiswick and i think the reason chiswick works there's lot works is because there's asort of lunch, a coffee, buy some stuff, take groceries home. stuff, take your groceries home. it's sort localised it's all very sort of localised and i think this is the key. i think great expanses think these great big expanses of shopping deserts are of sort of shopping deserts are not really people want. not what really people want. i like high street like shopping on high street because can do my shopping on because i can do my shopping on a daily and just walk home a daily basis and just walk home with my bags. i don't have to a daily basis and just walk home witithey bags. i don't have to a daily basis and just walk home witithe cargs. i don't have to a daily basis and just walk home witithe car out. don't have to a daily basis and just walk home witithe car out. andt have to a daily basis and just walk home witithe car out. and i have to a daily basis and just walk home witithe car out. and i thinkto get the car out. and i think that's quite important. >> the idea of a royal >>

chiswick area before being arrested in north him. that was saturday at 10:a1a:m.. as in north him.son system, daniel sanford. bbc news magistrates' court. 0fficers sanford. bbc news magistrates' court. officers were called to an address near torrington on sunday afternoon following reports a man made threats to someone living there. it's alleged he made off as police arrived and hit several cars including for police vehicles. christopher mase has been at the scene. the incident happened around 20 past five... formed a blockade on the road here attempting to stop what appeared to be a large military style truck from escaping. now on social media platform to clog the video appeared, appearing to show the truck shunting several cars out of the way it before careening into a lamp post. we heard from one neighbour that described the aftermath of the incident. it was such a shock _ aftermath of the incident. it was such a shock that _ aftermath of the incident. it was such a shock that something - aftermath of the incident. it was | such a shock that something like this happened locally.

khalife was caught riding a bike in northolt in west london after being spotted three times in the chiswickkrainian officials have criticised a joint declaration from members at the 620 summit in delhi, which they say watered down its condemnation of russia's invasion. now on bbc news, political thinking with nick robinson. 0ur movement is fighting, it is winning, our movement, brothers and sisters, is back. so said my guest on this first episode of a new series of political thinking, a conversation with rather than a news interrogation of someone who shapes our political thinking about what has shaped theirs. paul nowak is the new general secretary of the tuc and this week the trade union congress meets in his home city of liverpool. it meets at a time when there are more strikes than there have been for many years. and at the time when paul nowak says working people are fighting back after the longest sustained squeeze on their incomes into centuries. welcome to political thinking. another thing you once said, ifear every thinking. another thing you once said, i fear every stereotype of a

the third part of bishop barron's offered the example of father walter chiswick, the young american who spent 20 years in soviet prison camps. 15 of those years in siberia as a young seminary student heard pope pius the 11th call, quote, for heroes to go under russia. and he decided to train for mission. but following call led to severe for him. and his book with god in russia. father chozick said that the two decades he spent in prison involved accepting god's will and doing what good he could. he decided to quote, be christ and bear the sufferings around. me. he blasted russia when he was finally evacuated. but we too need heroes to go into many areas, pursue and disciplines to save our country to recreate the world with the seeds of renewal. and there is no one better to instruct us in that call. bishop barron. welcome. to what god bless you all. thank you for that lovely introduction. thanks for reading me so carefully. the years and drawing out the themes that really are central. i think to my to my writing and teaching. i want to apologize in advance for my somewhat scratchy voice

huge manhunt involving hundreds of officers and helicopters searching areas of west london like chiswickond park, it was yesterday, in the northolt area of north—west london, when he was spotted riding a push bike along a towpath by a plainclothes police officer who apprehended him. he was about 12 miles, 14 miles or so, from where he was imprisoned in wandsworth. but he was wearing fresh clothes, he had a bike, he had a bag with food and he had a sleeping bag nearby. we are told by the metropolitan police that he did not resist arrest. that he was cooperative once he was pulled from the bike. here is what the head of counter—terrorism police and had to say about the breakthrough. fine counter-terrorism police and had to say about the breakthrough.- say about the breakthrough. one of the officers engaged _ say about the breakthrough. one of the officers engaged in _ say about the breakthrough. one of the officers engaged in our - the officers engaged in our operation, a plainclothes officer, saw him — operation, a plainclothes officer, saw him on — operation, a plainclothes officer, saw h

now we're hearing chiswick.e following up leads and i think that's all they can do really, is he would clearly have got away quite quickly from the roundabout, wandsworth roundabout when he when he got out from the bottom of the van and then his which direction did he go? >> and then it's really just following up leads, following up contacts, that he knew. contacts, people that he knew. he may well have contacts in chiswick that the police have been looking at. and of course, the one here is members of the key one here is members of the key one here is members of the members of the the public. members of the pubuc the public. members of the public the eyes ears of public are the eyes and ears of the in this kind of the police in this kind of situation , an especially now situation, an especially now that there's a £20,000 fee if someone dubs him in terms of that figure, how insane secure will that make him in terms of the fact you've got to imagine people he's, you know, could rely on, could think he could trust

police focussed their area on nearby chiswick following a number of reports and sightings. the met's head of counter—terror tourism commander dominic murphy , says the help of the public was vital . was vital. >> w a was vital. >> a significant >> we've had a significant number of counter—terrorism detectives this and detectives working on this and officers and staff from across s015 are officers and staff from across so15 are here, but also a huge amount of support from the wider metropolitan police who have been utterly dedicated to trying metropolitan police who have befindtterly dedicated to trying metropolitan police who have befind danieledicated to trying metropolitan police who have befind daniel .dicated to trying metropolitan police who have befind daniel . and ed to trying metropolitan police who have befind daniel . and so to trying metropolitan police who have befind daniel . and so at trying metropolitan police who have befind daniel . and so at the1g to find daniel. and so at the moment, at that moment in time, there were a large number of officers in the sou

police focussed their area on nearby chiswick following a number of reports and sightings. the met's head of counter—terror tourism commander dominic murphy , says the help of the public was vital . was vital. >> w a was vital. >> a significant >> we've had a significant number of counter—terrorism detectives this and detectives working on this and officers and staff from across s015 are officers and staff from across so15 are here, but also a huge amount of support from the wider metropolitan police who have been utterly dedicated to trying metropolitan police who have befindtterly dedicated to trying metropolitan police who have befind danieledicated to trying metropolitan police who have befind daniel .dicated to trying metropolitan police who have befind daniel . and ed to trying metropolitan police who have befind daniel . and so to trying metropolitan police who have befind daniel . and so at trying metropolitan police who have befind daniel . and so at the1g to find daniel. and so at the moment, at that moment in time, there were a large number of officers in the sou

the search focussed on chiswick earlier after witnesses placed him in the area. prime minister praised efforts by the police and commander dominic murphy, the met's counter—terror terrorism chief, says the public played an integral role . played an integral role. >> we've had a significant number of counterterrorism detectives working on this and officers and staff from across so15 here, but also a huge amount of support from the wider metropolitan police who have been utterly dedicated to trying to find daniel. and so at the moment, at that moment in time, there were a large number of officers in the south—west london searching for london area all searching for daniel. and i'm pleased to say that's to his capture that's what led to his capture this morning. media the this morning. the media and the pubuc a this morning. the media and the public a very, very public have paid a very, very substantial role, and that cooperation so cooperation has been so significant daniel significant in finding daniel and sure that he's back and making sure that he's back in today