chris kaba was due to become a father within months. oken. i'm speechless. my heart is broken. police have taken chris from me. justice needs to be done. justice needs to be done for chris. the metropolitan police has expressed its condolences to the family but he says it won't be commenting any further, as the shooting is being investigated by the independent police watchdog, iopc. sobbing: where are you, my son? but the family say they want answers and are accusing the metropolitan police of racism. they want more details as to the circumstances behind the killing of their much loved son, who they claim was unarmed. greg mackenzie, bbc news. in indonesia, scientists have discovered the ancient remains of a young person in a remote cave, showing what they believe to be the earliest evidence of surgical amputation. the remains are around 31,000 years old, which means the amputation was carried out some 24 thousand years earlier , than the previous estimatge. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has the story. home to our ancestors. th

well, chris kaba has been described as loved and super kind. e bbc that mr kaba was due to become a father in just a few months�* time. so, of course, the family still really trying to come to terms with what has happened, still in shock. but at the same time, there is anger. people are asking questions, why was chris kaba shot by armed police just around the corner from here following a car chase? people are drawing their own conclusions. looking back at what happened with mark duggan, looking back to 2011 and again looking back over the time when we don't get the information that we need about an incident on the basis that it's being investigated. and as i've said, what always happens is because we're left out of certain pieces of information, information about the individual involved, usually negative information is put out there and no information about what's happened on the police's side. now, the iopc says it's launched an investigation, and it said that it understands that people want answers quickly, but it's asked the public to give it

chris has to be the last. the kabae conclusion of the iopc�*s homicide investigation. greg mckenzie, bbc london. as you heard earlier, it's been announced that the queen's state funeral will take place on monday 19th of september at westminster abbey. the queen's cortege will leave balmoral on sunday and head to edinburgh. our correspondentjames landale has more of the details. it is here, in the ballroom at balmoral castle, that the queen now rests. her oak coffin covered with the royal standard for scotland and a wreath of flowers. the estate's staff paying their last respects. tomorrow morning, six of the queen's gamekeepers will carry the coffin to a hearse that will drive slowly south, taking six hours to reach the palace of holyroodhouse in edinburgh. the following afternoon, just after 2:30pm, the coffin will travel in military possession along the royal mile to st giles�* cathedral, with the king and other members of the royal family following on foot. there, after a service involving people from all parts of s

chris kaba was fatally shot by a metropolitan police officer on the 5th of september.ms incident. the vehicle was not registered to mr kaba. his family say he was borrowing the car from a friend. the officer that fired the fatal shot has been suspended. an investigation has been launched by the independent office for police conduct. the met says it supports the investigation. well, the police watchdog says it must explore all the circumstances surrounding mr kaba's death, including how officers came to be aware of the vehicle mr kaba was driving. the investigation is expected to take six to nine months — a time frame people here say is much too long. celestina olulode, bbc news. the metropolitan police has confirmed that one of the two officers stabbed in central london yesterday has been discharged from hospital. the other officer is still receiving treatment. a man in his 20s has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm and assaulting an emergency worker. he remains in custody. hundreds of thousands of people injapan have been urged to evacuate thei

the police officer who shot dead chris kaba, an unarmed black man, has been suspended from duty.land when a poignant and significant test match in so many ways. and england complete their remarkable summer, clinching the series with a nine—wicket victory over south africa. and stay with us here on bbc news where we will bring you continuing coverage of events, plus analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening. members of the public in edinburgh have had the first chance to view queen elizabeth's coffin and pay their respects, ahead of her state funeral next monday. thousands of people lined the streets to watch the late queen as she was taken from the palace of holyroodhouse up the royal mile to st giles�* cathedral, for a service of thanksgiving, honouring her life. king charles iii led the royal family in solemn procession behind his mother�*s coffin. the queen will now lie at rest in st giles�* cathedral for 24 hours before being flown down to london. kirsty wark is there for us. kirsty. tonight, thousands upon thousands of people, from

chris kaba was fatally shot by a metropolitan police officer on the 5th of september.he was driving. police say the vehicle was linked to a previous firearms incident. the car was not registered to mr kaba. his family say he was borrowing it from a friend. the officer that fired the fatal shot has been suspended. an investigation has been launched by the independent office for police conduct. the met says it supports the investigation. well, the police watchdog says it must explore all the circumstances surrounding mr kaba's death, including how officers came to be aware of the vehicle mr kaba was driving. the investigation is expected to take six to nine months — a time frame people here say is much too long. celestina olulode, bbc news. details have just been announced of how the public can watch her majesty the queen's state funeral and the ceremonial processions. big screens will be put up in a number of cities, including bedford, birmingham, bradford, coventry, exeter, leeds, manchester and newcastle. there will be the opportunity for the public to line routes in

hundreds protest outside new scotland yard over the shooting dead of 24—year—old chris kaba. football pays tribute to the queen in the first full weekend of fixtures since her death. good afternoon. the king and the prince of wales have been meeting members of the public queueing in london, to see the queen's lying in state. they thanked those waiting through the night to get into westminster hall, before the state funeral on monday. others hoping to pay their respects have been warned the general queue could be closed again today, if there are too many people. the waiting time is currently around 11 hours, with long lines stretching five miles along the river thames to southwark park. this evening, in westminster hall, the queen's eight grandchildren, including princes william and harry, will hold a vigil by the coffin. with more on the day's events, here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. cheering neither of them is a newcomer to this, yet for both of them, charles and william, there is a special intensity just at the moment. partly because of the emotions which

chris kaba was due to become a father within months. e taken chris from me. i don't know how to say, butjustice needs_ i don't know how to say, butjustice needs to _ i don't know how to say, butjustice needs to he — i don't know how to say, butjustice needs to be done. justice needs to be needs to be done. justice needs to he done _ needs to be done. justice needs to he done for— needs to be done. justice needs to be done for chris. this is very racist, — be done for chris. this is very racist, it's— be done for chris. this is very racist, it's not good. the metropolitan police has expressed its condolences to the family but he says it won't be commenting any further, as the shooting is being investigated by the independent police watchdog, iopc. sobbing: where are you, my son? but the family say they want answers and are accusing the metropolitan police of racism. they want more details as to the circumstances behind the killing of their much loved son, who they claim was unarmed. greg mackenzie, bbc news. there's to be more industrial

chris kaba died after a car chase in streatham hill. do we know about the man? well, people here are still— what do we know about the man? -ii people here are still trying to come to terms with news of chris kaba's death. he wasjust to terms with news of chris kaba's death. he was just 23 years old, and he has been described as loved and super kind. 0n he has been described as loved and super kind. on monday night he was shot dead by armed police after a car chase on the road just behind me here and, of course, his family are still very shocked by this news. in fact, the mother of his fiancee told bbc news that mr kaba was due to become a father in just a few months. of course people here want answers and the police watchdog, the independent 0ffice answers and the police watchdog, the independent office for police conduct, has launched an investigation, but the mp for this area has called on the police to release more information. people are drawin: release more information. people are drawing their — release more information. people ar

chris kaba died after a single shot was fired in streatham last monday.investigation. in other news, battersea power station has revealed plans for a christmas ice rink and outdoor cinema. the redevelopment of the grade ii listed building has cost around £9 billion and will include homes, shops, bars and resturants. now let�*s take a look at how tfl services are looking. it�*s all looking good so far. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it was a mild and humid night so a cloudy start this morning. we have a warm front which is heading south, that is bringing the cloud, the humidity but also some spells of rain as well. some of those could be quite heavy through the afternoon and temperatures cooler than yesterday at 20 celsius. this front is going to linger overnight so the cloud is going to stay with us, it�*s still on the mild side and we�*ll still see some outbreaks of rain through the night. the minimum temperature dropping to 12 celsius. so a cloudy, damp start tomorrow morning, you can see that warm front down in the south but through

chris kaba died after a police car chase. s linked to a firearms incident a few days earlier. a terminally ill mother from east london says she must chose between paying for a funeral and heating her home. kelly casey, from hackney, was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour in 2015. she says she's seen her energy bills rise 80% to more than £3,500. it is hard. it's hard to think that i even have to sit down and think about that rubbish, with what else rubbish is going through my head right now. but in terms of priorities, it's not mine. i need to guess, i need heating. i need gas, i need heating. if i'm alive after november, we'll talk about the bill. energy costs are a real concern for many people. on our progamme tonight at 6.30 we'll be speaking to an expert in how to potentially reduce your costs. do get in touch with any questions. chelsea football club are set to hold talks with brighton boss graham potter about replacing the sacked blues manager thomas tuchel. the ex—swansea coach has been given permission by the se

bell ribeiro—addy and harriet harman met with police to discuss the shooting of 24—year—old chris kabaervices are looking this morning. and so far so good, all running smoothly this morning. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. another very mild start. temperatures overnight staying in the mid—teens celsius. some mist and fog patches around first thing. they will lift to some bright and sunny spells. variable amounts of cloud. the chance of one or two showers and thicker cloud towards the end of the day. temperatures a very warm 26 celsius. overnight tonight, variable amounts of cloud. we could see showers moving through. some clearer spells. the minimum temperature stays mild — between 14—16c. it is going to be a largely cloudy start tomorrow. you can see another front coming up from the south, so, first thing, some outbreaks of rain. dry for a time, but then that front starts to move north and that's going to bring some rain, largely south of the m4, through tuesday afternoon. the temperature not quite so warm tomorrow, 21 celsius. as we head further through the week, th

chris kaba was fatally shot by a metropolitan police officer on the 5th of september.onduct. the met says it supports the investigation. well, the police watchdog says it must explore all the circumstances surrounding mr kaba's death including how officers came to be aware of the vehicle mr kaba was driving. the investigation is expected to take 6—9 months — a time frame people here say is much too long. celestina olulode, bbc news. the metropolitan police has confirmed that one of the two officers stabbed in central london yesterday, has been discharged from hospital. the other officer is still receiving treatment. a man in his 20s has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm, and assaulting an emergency worker. he remains in custody. hundreds of thousands of people injapan have been urged to evacuate their homes, amid warnings of "unprecedented" risks from an approaching storm. a special typhoon warning has been issued, as the south of the country braces for the arrival of what could the biggest storm in decades. the funeral of queen elizabeth will

chris kaba's family has accused the metropolitan police of racism.livan, described the incident as "unforgiveable". mahsa amini, who was 22, died after being detained in tehran for allegedly violating the islamic republic�*s strict dress code for women. a group of eight cheaters has been released into the wild in kenya, 70 years after they were declared extinct in the country. it is the first time that the big cats have been relocated to a different continent, they say. critics of the plan are warning that the animals may struggle to adapt to the indian habitat. if} may struggle to adapt to the indian habitat. :: , . . may struggle to adapt to the indian habitat. :: , . , ., may struggle to adapt to the indian habitat. ii, ., ., habitat. 20 years from now, if there is a lot of habitat _ habitat. 20 years from now, if there is a lot of habitat available - habitat. 20 years from now, if there is a lot of habitat available that - is a lot of habitat available that is a lot of habitat available that is free — is a lot of habitat available that is free fr

chris kaba died after a car chase in streatham hill. our reporter was at the scene.aba shot by armed police just around the corner from here, following a car chase? people are drawin: following a car chase? people are drawing their _ following a car chase? people are drawing their own _ following a car chase? people are drawing their own conclusions, i drawing their own conclusions, looking back at what happened with mark duggan, what happened in 2011, and again looking back at the time when we don�*t get the information that we need on an incident on the basis that it is being investigated. what always happens is, because we are left out of certain pieces of information, information about the individual involved, usually negative information is put out there but no information from the police. there but no information from the olice. ., ,, ., , .,, police. now, the iop sea says it has launched an — police. now, the iop sea says it has launched an investigation _ police. now, the iop sea says it has launched an investigation and - police. now, the iop sea says it has

the family of chris kaba, who was 2a and a rapper, have called for a full murder investigation into hiseps northern ireland in the eu's single market for goods, to avoid a hard border with the irish republic. meanwhile, the newly appointed northern ireland secretary, chris heaton—harris, is travelling to belfast to meet sinn fein and the dup. but it seems there are no plans to see the other stormont parties. let's speak to our ireland correspondent chris page in belfast. what is the sense they are, the mood there, in reaction to this new appointment to the northern ireland secretaryjob, and also to the white house statement? lgate secretaryjob, and also to the white house statement?— secretaryjob, and also to the white house statement? we are looking to the comments _ house statement? we are looking to the comments made _ house statement? we are looking to the comments made overnight i house statement? we are looking to the comments made overnight in i the comments made overnight in washington by president biden's secretary, it is clear there are some diplomatic tension going on in the

bell ribeiro—addy and harriet harman met with police to discuss the shooting of 24—year—old chris kaba street. there are also severe delays on the picadilly line now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. another very mild start. temperatures overnight staying in the mid—teens celsius. some mist and fog patches around first thing. they will lift to some bright and sunny spells. variable amounts of cloud. the chance of one or two showers and thicker cloud towards the end of the day. temperatures a very warm 26 celsius. overnight tonight, variable amounts of cloud. we could see showers moving through. some clearer spells. the minimum temperature stays mild — between 14—16c. it is going to be a largely cloudy start tomorrow. you can see another front coming up from the south, so, first thing, some outbreaks of rain. dry for a time, but then that front starts to move north and that�*s going to bring some rain, largely south of the ma, through tuesday afternoon. the temperature not quite so warm tomorrow, 21 celsius. as we head further through the week, there is plenty of dry weather

chris kaba, a 24—year—old rapper, had been driving a car that police said had been linked to a firearmsholt in west london, where the queen will spend a final night at buckingham palace. on wednesday afternoon, the queen�*s coffin will travel from the palace to the palace of westminster. crowds will be able to watch as the cortege makes the journey through central london. thursday will mark the first of four full days that the queen�*s body will lie in state in westminster hall. the ancient westminster hall. hundreds of thousands of members of the public are expected to pay their respects. and in fact they are already beginning to queue. on sunday evening, a minute�*s silence will be held across the uk at 8pm. and on monday the queen�*s lying—in—state will end, and her coffin will be taken in procession to westminster abbey for the state funeral, and that is a bank holiday in the uk. let�*s talk a little bit more about the events ahead and about the memories of the queen, because when king charles and the queen consort arrive in northern ireland they will meet multi—faith religious lead

chris kaba, who was 24, was killed after a police car chase in south london earlier this month.cism. train drivers will resume their strikes next month after planned action for this week was postponed following the queen's death. drivers from 12 rail companies are now expected to stage two walkouts — on october1 and 5 — in their long—running dispute over pay. the union aslef says it will confirm more about the plans after the queen's funeral. friends and colleagues of former bbc breakfast presenter bill turnbull have been paying tribute to him at his funeral service in suffolk. bill, who presented here on breakfast for 15 years, was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2018 and died in august, aged 66. he has been praised for raising awareness of the symptoms of the disease and encouraging men to get checked. there's growing concern the government's plan to cap household energy bills will not be enough to help the most vulnerable. average bills will be capped at £2,500 from october for two years, with businesses getting help for six months. stuart whincup reports. samantha is a car

the family of chris kaba, who was 2a and a rapper, have called for a full murder investigation into his a continuing dispute over pay and conditions. the communication workers' union is unhappy about a 2% wage increase it claims was "imposed" on its members. royal mail says the union rejected an offer worth up to 5.5%. more strike action is also expected in three weeks' time. earlier, we spoke to royal mail's operations director, ricky mcauley. a contingency operation in place during the days of industrial action and we are encouraging customers to post early. many have been doing that. on the day of industrial action we are getting priority passes through things like covid testing, most essential pieces of mail in our network, and we are very much recovering quickly. let's return to our top story. as countries around the world struggle with the rising costs of energy, the uk prime minister, liz truss, will in the next couple of hours unveil her long—awaited plan for tackling the soaring cost of gas and electricity — spending billions of pounds to protect households and businesses this

chris kaba was killed by a police officer following a car chase. london today but also in ottawa in canada, where he replaces the queen as head of state. queen elizabeth made no fewer than 22 state visits there during her reign — more than to any other country. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports now on how her fellow canadians are remembering the queen. bearskin hats and a bugle print out this morning in ottawa, a solemn ceremony to confirm a king. his ro al is ceremony to confirm a king. his royal is prince _ ceremony to confirm a king. h 3 royal is prince charles philip arthur george is now, by the death of our late sovereign charles iii. the new head of state, canada one of 14 commonwealth countries, former colonies, which still keep the ground. queen elizabeth ii was at its helm for nearly half of its history. its helm for nearly half of its histo . ~ its helm for nearly half of its histo . . ., , ., ., , history. we thought she would always be here, history. we thought she would always be here. yes. — history. we thought