the driver, claire freemantle, had expressed her deepest sorrow to the families.e failed to properly investigate the medical evidence, that there were witnesses they just didn't interview, and when they asked the investigation team key questions, they couldn't answer them. injuly, the current and former head teachers spoke to the bbc. helen lowe, who comforted nuria as she lay injured, was surprised she wasn't interviewed by police. at the end of this process, at this moment in time, it would appear to be that i have been let down by them. the grief of selena and nuria's families doesn't recede, and they feel they are back to square one, still in a nightmare, not knowing why their daughters died. lucy manning, bbc news. for the first time since the war in ukraine, irish editor steve rosenberg has been allowed to ask the russian president a question. a rare occasion, what did you ask and what did he say? the rare occasion, what did you ask and what did he say?— what did he say? the press conference _ what did he say? the press conference has _ what did he say? the

the driver, claire freemantle, was originally told no further action would be taken after it was revealede'd suffered an epileptic seizure. however, following criticism from the families of selina law and nadia sajjad, police have identified new lines of inquiry. senior officers say a new team with experience in homicide cases will take over that investigation. both girls families have welcomed that move, saying they hope all questions will now be answered and israeli airstrikes have pounded southern beirut overnight in one of the most intense bombing campaigns on the lebanese capital in weeks. media there are reporting at least 17 strikes hit the city's suburbs, with the health ministry confirming one death and five others injured, including a child. israel has also targeted hezbollah in lebanon, claiming to have eliminated around 20 militants and struck, they say, over 160 sites in just the past 24 hours. meanwhile, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, is finishing today his latest visit to the middle east following the hamas attacks on israel last october. that's the latest from

the driver, claire freemantle, had expressed her deep sorrow to the families. school's leadership team feel let down by the police's failure to interview all the witnesses and interrogate the medical evidence. injuly, the current and former head teachers spoke to the bbc. helen lowe, who comforted nuria as she lay injured, was surprised she wasn't interviewed by police. in some areas, there was just a complete lack of knowledge, the lack of thoroughness was how it appeared. have you felt let down by the met police? at the end of this process, at this moment in time, it would appear to be that i have been let down by them. the grief of selena and nuria's families doesn't recede, and they feel they are back to square one, still in a nightmare, not knowing why their daughters died. lucy manning, bbc news. 0ur reporter steve knibbs is at the scene in wimbledon. steve, what will police be looking at now? you can see the school behind me, it is closed today because it is half term. the fence is there where the land rover went through and had been replaced, the parent