dorset police last night revealed an arrest had been made of a 20—year—old man in the croydon area ofuspicion of murder and attempted murder. they say their investigation has progressed at speed. and that officers from their investigation team, intelligence unit and firearms unit had worked with metropolitan police to make the arrest. the beach here from bournemouth pier right the

the hospital in our area am at now near croydon.go to, especially hospital i was at previously. and they completely turned that down for me. they said, right, we don't pay for a cesarean, you have to have it the normal way, you have no other choice. if you are going to do a cesarean you have to do it private. so i was left against a wall and a stone. i didn't know what to do. so i went into labour, went into the hospital, the local hospital, not happy. nothing was put in place properly because my original birthing plan was a cesarean. i didn't want to take the drugs, didn't want to take the drugs, didn't want to do anything i was given gas and i was given the injection, and i was given the epidural, still i could not push them i couldn't do anything, i didn't want the forceps. they forced the forceps. they said we have to do it otherwise the baby will not survive. my friend that was filming the birth for me, because that's my memory, i wanted to cherish that, i wanted to see my son come into this world. while i was screaming and doi

located in croydon, his hometown, the 30—year—old describes this as his way of giving back.eople put time into the youth _ and for stormzy to create a facility where we canjust come, - if we want to, don't - want to be on the street, we could come here, i play p54, play football. it'sjust great. for stormzy, if kids have access to facilities like this, it means they can develop skills to use for a lifetime. also, if they're here, they're not elsewhere taking part in perhaps negative activity. youth violence, namely knife crime, is an issue facing cities across the uk. in london alone last year, 18 teenagers were fatally stabbed. stormzy says everyone has a part to play in tackling the problem, including him. you grew up not farfrom here. the fact that you've now left this for the community, how does that rank amongst some of your accolades? it's up there. i don't say itjust to say it, i say it in, like, the most genuine way because i think things like this, especially when it's moon tangible, it's just... what it does for the spirit and the soul is just... you can't even des

in parliament, setting up cameras in croydon town centre.ople who are wanted for criminal offences, including, knife crime, offences, violence, drug supply, even offences including rape . and as people including rape. and as people walk down the street, you can scan them if they're not on the watch list, which you know would apply. i hope to you and to me and the vast majority of people, the image is immediately and automatically deleted, but if they are on the watch list, if they are on the watch list, if they are on the watch list, if they are wanted for a criminal offence, then it's the officer operating. the camera is alerted . they get pulled over in croydon in the last 3 or 4 months alone, over 100 people have been arrested who would not otherwise have been caught, including for knife related offences. so this sort of technology, knife scanning, lviv facial recognition has the potential to completely transform the way that we can keep the public safe and catch a lot more criminals , and that's lot more criminals, and that's why we're i

so that is the new space created by stormzy in croydon.with a recording studio, state—of—the—art gaming room and a full—size football pitch. that's it, you're all caught up now. have a great weekend. hello there. the weather at this time of the year really can be very fickle, as we've seen over the past week, and during the bank holiday weekend it's going to be a mixture really where there'll be some sunshine at times. there'll also be some heavy showers. it could be quite warm, but we're not going to reach the high temperatures that we've seen in the past few days. take you back to thursday and all four home nations had their warmest day of the year. and we maintain those sort of temperatures in western scotland and northern ireland on friday. but for suffolk and north wales it was much colder because of cloud and rain. that's moving its way a little bit further north. but we've got some more rain to come on saturday across northern ireland. some heavy showers pushing across scotland may turn a bit drier in north wales and northern englan

area and working with the croydon area and working with the met their intelligence officers and somey, in terms of the 38—year—old woman was also stabbed in the same incident on friday night, there has been no fresh update today from the police and her condition and the most recent update we had was yesterday in which the police that she remains in which the police that she remains in hospital in a serious condition. to new york where the 12 jurors and donald trump's hush money trial has begun their deliberations in the first ever criminal trial of the us president. thejudge first ever criminal trial of the us president. the judge told them to set aside any opinions they had about mrtrump and set aside any opinions they had about mr trump and warned them not to convict him solely on the testimony of his former fixerjust five months away from the presidential election and he is facing 34 counts of falsifying business records, allegedly to cover hush money payment to an adult. in the final weeks of the 2016 election. he denies the charges. during the trialjurors heard testimony from st

pulborough, billingshurst, christs hospital, horsham, crawley, three bridges, gatwick airport, east croydon very popular. i don't know why. how did that happen? it's a bit of luck, really. i reacted to a viral video of myself on someone else's page, and the video that i made ended up going viral. that was my first video, and i thought, "ok, well, let's just keep, keep going. let's see what happens." and i gained a large amount of traction very, very quickly. at some point in life, everyone will face a barrier. and it's so easy to just give up because something's in your way. if you do that, you'll never get what you want. push the boundaries, and don't let your circumstances dictate your life. because if a blind man can do it, anyone can. do you think you might be becoming a role model? i like to think i've got a positive influence over people who are maybe losing their sight, parents of kids who are losing their sight. you know, reassuring people that disability isn't something to be scared of. that's my ultimate aim. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it's been another pretty dec

pulborough, billingshurst, christs hospital, horsham, crawley, three bridges, gatwick airport, east croydony popular. i don't know why. how did that happen? it's a bit of luck, really. i reacted to a viral video of myself on someone else's page, and the video that i made ended up going viral. that was my first video, and i thought, "ok, well, let's just keep, keep going. let's see what happens." and i gained a large amount of traction very, very quickly. at some point in life, everyone will face a barrier. and it's so easy to just give up because something's in your way. if you do that, you'll never get what you want. push the boundaries, and don't let your circumstances dictate your life. because if a blind man can do it, anyone can. do you think you might be becoming a role model? i like to think i've got a positive influence over people who are maybe losing their sight, parents of kids who are losing their sight. you know, reassuring people that disability isn't something to be scared of. that's my ultimate aim. hello there. it's been another pretty decent day up and down the country but

0h, bognor, ford, billingshurst, horsham, crawley, gatwick airport, east croydon, clapham junction, londonvery popular that way. how did that happen? it's a bit of luck, really. i reacted to a viral video of myself on someone else's page, and the video that i made ended up going viral. that was my first video, and i thought, 0k, well, let's just keep keep going. let's see what happens. and i gained a large amount of traction very, very quickly. here are some of the most satisfying sensory experiences that you can have that aren't visual. the sound of hitting a strike when you're bowling, i mean, when you're bowling blind, it's difficult anyway. but you cannot mistake the sound of a strike. it is so satisfying. and you're very honest on social media, talking about things that other people perhaps wouldn't be comfortable talking about, like things like going to the toilet. you would think that people would tread on eggshells when asking questions about my life, but i can tell you for sure that is not the case. so today i'll be answering my most common question that i get, how do i wipe my bu

located in croydon, his hometown, the 30—year—old describes this as his way of giving back.ike, a good space to clear the mind. it's great because not many people put time into the youth _ and for stormzy to create a facility where we canjust come, - if we want to, don't - want to be on the street, we could come here, i play p54, play football. it'sjust great. for stormzy, if kids have access to facilities like this, it means they can develop skills to use for a lifetime. also, if they're here, they're not elsewhere taking part in perhaps negative activity. youth violence, namely knife crime, is an issue facing cities across the uk. in london alone last year, 18 teenagers were fatally stabbed. stormzy says everyone has a part to play in tackling the problem, including him. you grew up not farfrom here. the fact that you've now left this for the community, how does that rank amongst some of your accolades? it's up there. i don't say itjust to say it, i say it in, like, the most genuine way because i think things like this, especially when it's tangible, it's just... what it d

pulborough, billingshurst, christs hospital, horsham, crawley, three bridges, gatwick airport, east croydon off the scale. you're very popular. i don't know why. how did that happen? it's a bit of luck, really. i reacted to a viral video of myself on someone else's page, and the video that i made ended up going viral. that was my first video, and i thought, "ok, well, let's just keep, keep going. let's see what happens." and i gained a large amount of traction very, very quickly. at some point in life, everyone will face a barrier. and it's so easy to just give up because something's in your way. if you do that, you'll never get what you want. push the boundaries, and don't let your circumstances dictate your life. because if a blind man can do it, anyone can. do you think you might be becoming a role model? i like to think i've got a positive influence over people who are maybe losing their sight, parents of kids who are losing their sight. you know, reassuring people that disability isn't something to be scared of. that's my ultimate aim. if you fancy a stroll along brighton's palace pier

separately, engineers working on croydon tramlink have begun a five—day strike today in a dispute over. the circle, district line and the dlr are part closed. the northern line has severe delays. the waterloo and city line has a planned closure. now onto the weather with kate. good morning. there are a few mist and fog patches around first thing this bank holiday monday. it is going to be quite an unsettled day. we've got some heavy showers, more persistent rain coming up from the south and locally you mightjust hear a rumble or two of thunder. temperatures today are feeling chillier than the weekend — 15 celsius, the maximum. now, overnight tonight, still a few showers to start with, but they will slip away southwards. the cloud following in its wake, so some clearer spells developing. the minimum temperature dropping to 7 celsius. from tuesday onwards, high pressure starts to build and it stays with us. so all in all, the weather is starting to settle down. some sunshine around as we head through tuesday. little bit of a northerlyjust bringing the chance of one or two showers. not as

i love the terrence higgins trust garden which is to croydon when it's finished here.it's peaceful, tranquil. actually the theme of the garden have freedom from torture for the all about making people feel safe inside the garden and calm and tranquil. there are so many amazing things to say. we've not even touched on the great pavilion, this huge building where you can fit 500 double—decker buses parked in it it is so big. in there see the best of flower arranging, beautiful vegetables displayed, weird and wonderful varieties. there is so much in there. when you walk in smelljust hit you because you've got roses, jasmine, there is really strong flowers with bees love it. bees buzzing around. just remind viewers, perhaps _ bees buzzing around. just remind viewers, perhaps considering i bees buzzing around. just remind i viewers, perhaps considering coming down over the next few days, how long does it run for and what other sort of numbers the organisers are expecting to see there? tens sort of numbers the organisers are expecting to see there?— expecting to see there? t

that is the new space created by stormzy in croydon.ather at this time of the year really can be very fickle, as we've seen over the past week, and during the bank holiday weekend, it's going to be a mixture, really, where there'll be some sunshine at times. there'll also be some heavy showers. it could be quite warm but we're not going to reach the high temperatures that we've seen in the past few days. take you back to thursday and all four home nations had their warmest day of the year and we maintain those sort of temperatures in western scotland and northern ireland on friday. but for suffolk and north wales, it was much colder because of cloud and rain. that's moving its way a little bit further north but we've got some more rain to come on saturday across northern ireland. some heavy showers pushing across scotland may turn a bit drier in north wales and northern england but still a lot of cloud. to the south, though, we'll see some sunshine after a chilly start. a few showers developing in the south east of england. but in the s

a 20—year—old man from croydon has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.e and mother. i will miss you immensely, my love. to the moon and back forever and always". dorset police have continued to probe the bushes and weeds of the cliff that overlooks bournemouth beach. the scene is just a few yards from where amie was fatally stabbed on friday. dorset police have arrested a 20—year—old man from the croydon area of south london on suspicion of murder and attempted murder. he remains in custody. in their tribute, amie's sporting friends said that "sometimes you meet a person in life thatjust fits, makes you feel seen and will always have your back. amie was that person". the scottish parliament is expected to vote today to quash the convictions of sub—postmasters who were wrongly convicted during the post office scandal. figures from scotland's prosecution service show around 60 people were convicted using evidence based on the horizon software. our reporter, katie hunter, has more. that's the post office here. basically, we got this in �*94 as a family busi

last night, news of an arrest made of a 20—year—old man in the croydon area of london on suspicion ofns this morning. but this key news of an arrest made in london and a man in custody this morning.— the oscar—winning producer of the godfather, albert ruddy, has died aged 94. iam going i am going to make him an offer he can't refuse. mr ruddy famously negotiated with an american mafia boss when production of the godfather came under threat from mobsters unhappy with the film being made. he produced more than 30 films, including million dollar baby and the longest yard. albert roddy. what a list of films, what a career. here's carol with the weather. 0ur our own mafia boss. good morning. good morning. we have a mixture of sunshine and showers. a lovely start in staffordshire, thank you to the weather watchers for pictures as always. through the day you will find more cloud. it will produce showers, particularly in parts of scotland and eastern england. showers will be scattered and many could miss them altogether. but do not take this as the real distribution, they could pop up anywher

a 20—year—old man from croydon has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder.nt of humanitarian aid entering gaza has decreased by two—thirds since israel began its military operation in rafah. it blamed disruption at the rafah and kerem shalom crossings where thousands of trucks are now waiting. less than 60 are completing the journey each day and aid agencies are warning the situation is serious. jurors in donald trump's criminal trial in new york have ended their first day of deliberations with no verdict. he's facing 3a counts of falsifying business records, to cover up a hush money payment to a porn star, before the 2016 presidential election. he denies all the charges. john sundworth reports. with the jury sent out, for the trump fans and for their rivals, it's now a waiting game with passions sometimes running high. all in all, though, it's a thin crowd given what's at stake inside. donald trump's fate is now in the hands of 12 ordinary new yorkers, while once again he was railing against the trial itself. they don't know what the crime is, that's what t

also, things like facial recognition that they've trialled in places like croydon that they're sayingfective . if there's very effective. if there's somebody that they're looking for that they can they can get them easily, that innocent people's details will be wiped straight away. but the policing minister, chris philp, wrote in the telegraph today about the importance of stop and search because knife crime is almost at record levels and in london it is at record levels and the amount of stop and search is basically only one quarter of what it was going back to about 2010, 2011, when theresa may said use it cautiously. the government has now said it's being underused, the police have the powers and should use them because people are dying on our streets . streets. >> well, katherine forster live from downing street. thank you very much for all of that. now on that knife crime issue, these stops and searches back in february 2014, 20 year old dwayne simpson was stabbed to death as he tried to protect his friend in what was called a senseless killing. >> and for the last ten years, his

passengers are being warned to expect major disruption on the croydon tramlink for at least the nextthe uk is officially out of recession after figures released this morning showed the economy is growing again. labour leader sir keir starmer sets out his policy to stop migrant boat crossings promising new powers to tackle people—smuggling gangs. from wireless earphones to electric toothbrushes, fire chiefs say there's been a dramatic rise in fires sparked by discarded batteries found in everyday items. we spend the day with prince harry as he makes a surprise visit to a charity event for bereaved military children. i have come outside and amongst nature, the singing birds, which will be anotherfine nature, the singing birds, which will be another fine and sunny day for many of us. will be another fine and sunny day for many of us— for many of us. how and when it last? i will— for many of us. how and when it last? i will bring _ for many of us. how and when it last? i will bring you _ for many of us. how and when it last? i will bring you the - last? i will bring you the programme. it

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i mean, a 15 year old girl was killed by a zombie knife on a bus in croydon in september, and that'svery easy to purchase them. you don't necessarily need to face onune don't necessarily need to face online checks, and the government is still failing to get a grip of banning them. >> we're clearly not going to get into a situation where we're going to ban every kind of knife that exists. surely what happened the last time is we banned so—called zombie knives, and then these knives mutated, they changed and we got now zombie style knives. if these get banned and i don't know the precise definition, you said the clean and then serrated blade surely a different design will come about and then the politicians will have to ban that, and then a new design will come out and the politicians will have to ban that. i mean, ultimately, are we looking at the symptom here, whereas actually the cause might be something deeper in society. and instead of banning things, we should get to the root cause here. >> that is a perspective i've heard from a lot of police officers i've been speaking to in th

pulborough, billingshurst, christs hospital, horsham, crawley, three bridges, gatwick airport, east croydonthe scale. you're very popular. i don't know why! how did that happen? um, it's a bit of luck, really. i reacted to a viral video of myself on someone else's page, and the video that i made ended up going viral — that was my first video — and i thought, "ok, well, let'sjust keep going, let's see what happens," and, yeah, i gained a large amount of traction very, very quickly. here are some of the most satisfying sensory experiences that you can have that aren't visual. the sound of hitting a strike when you're bowling. i mean, when you're bowling blind, it's difficult anyway, but you cannot mistake the sound of a strike. it is so satisfying. and you're very honest on social media — you're talking about things that other people perhaps wouldn't be comfortable talking about — like things like going to the toilet. you would think that people would tread on eggshells when asking questions about my life, but i can tell you for sure, that is not the case. so today i'll be answering my most c

working together with the metropolitan police they arrested 20—year—old man from south london in the croydonther teresa cannot beat those troubled charges. we will see how we do. it's a very disgraceful situation every single legal scholar and expert said this is no case, it shouldn't be brought for that and it certainly could be brought seven years ago, not in the middle of a presidential election. that years ago, not in the middle of a presidential election.— presidential election. that was donald trump _ presidential election. that was donald trump outside - presidential election. that was donald trump outside the - presidential election. that was - donald trump outside the courtroom. let's go to nata tawfik following what's happening there in new york. just tell us a little more of some of the comments the judge made to thosejurors before he of the comments the judge made to those jurors before he sent them out. those 'urors before he sent them out. ., , . ., , ., out. he gave them instructions on the law and _ out. he gave them instructions on the law and also _ out. he gave them instru