chris mason, with the latest at westminster.as made moments after the conservative mp sir david amess was fatally stabbed last october. ali harbi ali is on trial for murder and preparing acts of terrorism, which he denies. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. heading from london to leigh—on—sea by train for what the prosecution says was a terrorist assassination. ali harbi ali is accused of researching several mps, including michael gove, before settling on sir david amess as his target. screen grabs left on his phone show he had booked an appointment and it said, "i don't think i'll take too long, thanks." the appointment was at belfairs methodist church where, in a room beside the altar, the prosecution says he said "sorry" and then stabbed sir david amess to death. yvonne yves, who was also waiting to see the mp, dialled 999. emergency. police, please, quick now. a man is wielding a knife and he threatened me. they say he's killed david amess at belfairs methodist church. he wants to get shot, apparently. h

i would say thatj is pretty risky, chris mason. well, it felt edgy. _ is pretty risky, chris mason.isky, chris mason. well, it felt edgy, it did. it is _ is pretty risky, chris mason. well, it felt ede, it did. it is as - is pretty risky, chris mason. well, it felt edgy, it did. it is as edgy i it felt edgy, it did. it is as edgy as we get! _ the duke and duchess of cambridge have arrived in belize, as part of their week—long tour of the caribbean to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. part of the tour, which will also see the couple visit jamaica and the bahamas, has been altered following opposition from local people. 0ur royal correspondent, jonny dymond, is travelling with the couple and has sent this report. not quite the welcome they were hoping for. at one of the first places william and kate were supposed to visit, protests forced to council. . . supposed to visit, protests forced to council. , , ., ., , to council. this is our land, this is our property! _ to council. this is our land, this is our property! they _ to council. this is our land, this is our property! they were

coming up at 6 am, breakfast with chris mason and nina warhurst, but first on bbc news, it's the mediahow. hello. as governments round the world race to sanction associates of vladimir putin, the british media is turning its attention to the role russian oligarchs have played in public life. this week, an edition of panorama aired allegations about the source of roman abramovich�*s wealth. at the weekend, the sunday times reported that newspaper owner evgeny lebedev was made a peer despite the concerns of the security services. and the gossip sites are all over the gilded lifestyles of the oligarch kids and their swanky homes around the world. but why is it only now that the mainstream press has put the oligarchs in the spotlight? what stopped them before? just some of the big questions for my guests today — they are paul caruana galizia, who's a journalist behind a new podcast for tortoise media called lebedev: lord of siberia. adam bienkov is political editor at the byline times. laura kially is tech correspondent at politico. natalia antelava is a journalist and co—founder of the ne

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chris: -- reporter: this is eight-year-old sophia mason enjoying herself on a playground last june, likelyst videos showing the bubbly child as -- >> more than anything it makes me angry and upset and heartbroken. >> melanie is sophia's second cousin. along with other family members, they were officially notified tuesday that the remains found here were sophia's. the girl's mother, samantha johnson, seen in this booking photo is facing first-degree murder charges, and has yet to enter a plea. >> i don't understand why. my main question is why. why would you do this? your own flesh and blood. your own child. why would you do this? >> the home where sophia's remains were found belonged to her mother's boyfriend who is now wanted in connection with the murder. >> most of the people who live in the neighborhood rarely saw anybody coming from the house. most people thought of the house was just abandoned. reporter: sophia was living with a family member and going to school in hayward. her mother picked her up and took her away last october. the report had been filed with child protective servic