daniel sandford, bbc news, at croydon magistrates' court.by a suicide bomb attack in balochistan in pakistan, and many others have been injured. a separate blast has also taken place at a mosque near peshawar city. the authorities in the province of balochistan said a religious gathering at a mosque had been targeted. balochistan is pakistan's largest province and has frequently been attacked by groups, including the pakistani taliban and islamic state. an nhs hospital trust in nottingham has failed to send more than 400,000 digital letters and documents from senior hospital doctors to gps and patients. it is the second incident in england involving unsent nhs letters uncovered by the bbc this week. sharon barbour has this report. i clicked, "authorise all", at least back four years. and probably more. in 2017, emily, who was working at nottingham university hospitals, spotted some letters on a computer written to gps about their patients. so she sent them. it triggered a major investigation. they looked at the whole system to see whether th

he appeared at croydon magistrates�* court later today. he was remanded in custody. e andam's family gathered on the street in croydon. guided by a senior police officer, they made their way to the exact spot where the 15—year—old was stabbed and killed on wednesday. elianne's mother in the black and white dress, inconsolable with grief. later, a statement was read on behalf of the family by the bishop of croydon. we as a family are struggling to comprehend this painful tragedy that has happened to our beautiful daughter and beloved sister, elianne. our hearts are broken and we are overwhelmed by sorrow and grief. elianne was a beautiful person inside and out who loved jesus. she was intelligent, thoughtful, kind, and had a bright future ahead of her. elianne's family have released this photograph. they described her as the light of their lives with friends who adored her. a girl with hopes and dreams now shattered. all day, police searched the area around the bus where the attack happened. elianne had been on her way to school when she was stabbed. police officers la

daniel sandford, bbc news, at croydon magistrates�* court.senator representing california, has died at the age of 90. senator feinstein had been in poor health for some time, and announced earlier this year, that she would not run for re—election in 202a. she became san francisco�*s first female mayor in 1979 and took office in the us senate in 1992. she was the first woman, alongside congresswoman barbara boxer to be elected to the senate from california. the uk is on track for record levels of taxation, according to a leading think tank. it says they are rising at an unprecedented rate. the institute for fiscal studies forecasts that taxes will amount to about 37% of national income by next year�*s general election — a level not seen since such records began in 19118. here�*s what the ifs had to say. people are living longer. that�*s something to celebrate. people are living longer with multiple chronic conditions, which makes them more expensive to treat. they�*re also claiming state pensions and needing social care for longer. all of that

daniel sandford, bbc news, at croydon magistrates�* court. to a leading think tank. it says they are rising at an unprecedented rate. the institute for fiscal studies forecasts that taxes will amount to about 37% of national income by next year�*s general election — a level not seen since such records began in 1948. here�*s what the ifs had to say. people are living longer. that�*s something to celebrate. people are living longer with multiple chronic conditions, which makes them more expensive to treat. they�*re also claiming state pensions and needing social care for longer. all of that comes with a price tag and those pressures aren�*t going anywhere. so whoever wins the next election in the face of those pressures is going to be facing lots of demands on state services. and it�*s very difficult to see how you can do anything other than maintain or perhaps even increase taxes in the face of that. our head of statistics robert cuffe explained the details of the hidden tax increase that form a major part of this rise and how the uk�*s tax le

today at croydon magistrates' court, just half a mile from the bus stop, a 17—year—old boy appeared,hout good reason. because of his young age, we can't legally name the 17—year—old. to make the court less intimidating, he was allowed to sit at a desk in the main part of the court, rather than in the dock. when the districtjudge spoke to him, he used his first name only. wearing police—issued grey sweat shirt and tracksuit bottoms, the boy spoke to confirm his full name and date of birth. he didn't enter a plea and was driven from court to be held in youth detention, and will appear at the old bailey on tuesday. elianne's family, who paid an emotional visit to the bus stop yesterday, say their lives have fallen apart. daniel sandford, bbc news, croydon. an nhs hospital trust in nottingham says it's going to review its original investigation after it failed to send more than 400,000 digital letters and documents to gps and patients about their care over nearly ten years. it is the second incident in england involving unsent nhs letters uncovered by the bbc this week. sharon barbour ha

a 17—year—old boy has appeared at croydon magistrates�* court charged with the murder of 15—year—oldf his age — is also charged with possessing a kitchen knife in a public place without good reason. an nhs hospital trust in nottingham failed to send more than 400,000 digital letters and documents to gps and patients about their care over nearly 10 years. it is the second incident in england involving unsent nhs letters uncovered by the bbc this week. the trust says it carried out a full investigation in 2017 into the failure, and will now review it again. sharon barbour has the details. i saw the story breaking about newcastle. an nhs trust has apologised after it failed to send out 24,000 letters to patients... at the end of the story, they said, could this have happened anywhere else? and ijust thought, yes. but at nottingham in 2017, the number of letters and documents not sent was far higher. they found it was a huge issue. a lot of letters had been unauthorised. how many? 411,000. no one at nottingham hospitals knew that those letters to gps and the documents hadn't been sent, t

today at croydon magistrates�* court, just half a mile from the bus stop, a 17—year—old boy appeared,and with possession of a kitchen knife without good reason. because of his young age, we can't legally name the 17—year—old. to make the court less intimidating, he was allowed to sit at a desk in the main part of the court, rather than in the dock. when the districtjudge spoke to him, he used his first name only. wearing police—issued grey sweat shirt and tracksuit bottoms, the boy spoke to confirm his full name and date of birth. he didn't enter a plea and was driven from court to be held in youth detention, and will appear at the old bailey on tuesday. elianne�*s family, who paid an emotional visit to the bus stop yesterday, say their lives have fallen apart. daniel sandford, bbc news, croydon. we will get the latest on nagorno—karabakh now. the was is the entire population could leave the region 90,000 out of 120,000 have already left. azerbaijan says a team of what it calls experts from the united nations can visit the region. let's take a look at the map. the region in pink there

today at croydon magistrates�* court, 17 year boy appeared charged with her murder and possession off his young age, he can�*t legally be named. he sat in the main area of the court instead of the dock and was wearing a police issued grey sweat shirt and tracksuit bottoms. he spoke only to confirm his name and date of birth and his lawyer said there was no indication at this stage which way he would plead. she had been on her way to school when she died and was wearing her green school uniform and was with two friends. she had just started year 11, her gcse year. forensic teams spent two days at the same and say they recovered a knife. her mother led a large group who paid tribute at the bus stop where she dried. they say their hearts were broken by her senseless death. the 17—year—old boy was told he would be kept in youth detention accommodation until he makes an appearance on tuesday. a major emergency response operation is under way in the north west of england after a coach carrying schoolchildren overturned on a motorway. 0ne person�*s been taken to hospital with serious injuri

of at croydon magistrates court of a special hearing of the youth court, and he was dressed entirely when they brought him in to the court, they placed him in the dock. however, the judge asked that he be removed and placed in the main area of the court due to his age . of course, he main area of the court due to his age. of course, he is only 17 years old now. during the hearing, the defendant spoke only to confirm his name and his date of birth. he kept his head bowed as the prosecutor, nicola ghndy bowed as the prosecutor, nicola grindy described how on wednesday morning at around about 8:30 am, 15 year old euan about 8:30 am, 15 year old elian arade dam had arranged to meet the defendant with two school friends. the idea for was for the boy to hand over some personal items. we were told to one of those girls, however, when they met, the prosecutor says the defendant was wearing a mask and gloves and refused to hand over the belongings. >> now , at that point, some kind >> now, at that point, some kind of scuffle allegedly ensued. the defendant allegedly removed a knife. there was

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magistrates court in london. an alien was stabbed to death in croydon on wednesday while she was on her way to school . was on herr the victim's family, including from actor idris elba , who says tougher deterrence and punishments need to be put in place for people who carry weapons . as . the chancellor says weapons. as. the chancellor says , the economy recovered from the pandemic faster than expected after it grew by 0.3% in the first quarter of this year. the office for national statistics initially expected it to rise by nought point 1. economic secretary to the treasury andrew griffith says the government will stick to its plan of halving inflation. this year. >> our economic plans are on track. the uk avoided recession, the priority for us right now is to bear down on inflation. that plan is also working. we're on track. we've got to stay focussed on that because that's an invidious tax rise that hits across the whole economy , which across the whole economy, which is why we're willing to make tough decisions to deliver that reduction in inflation, which is the path to lower interest rates and people havin