daniel de _ next year. daniel, thank you so much. daniel de simone, - next year. daniel, thank you so l much. . daniel de simone, joining us from the newsroom there. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a moment of silence for families and victims of the omagh bomb has been held to mark the 25th anniversary of the attack. 29 people, including a woman pregnant with twins, were killed by the bomb planted by the real ira in 1998. prayers were said at the glass obelisk marking the scene of the bomb on market street. a children's charity wants tech companies and mps to back the government's online safety bill, because of new research which shows the scale of online grooming. the nspcc says 42 police forces in england and wales recorded more than 6,000 offences involving sexual communications with children last year. the government has announced that £250 million will be spent on an extra 5,000 nhs hospital beds in england this winter. ministers say 900 of the beds should be ready by january as part of efforts to help cut waiting lists,

daniel, thank you for that, daniel de simone _ russia. ank you for that, daniel de simone reporting - russia. daniel, thank you for that, daniel de simone reporting for- russia. daniel, thank you for that, daniel de simone reporting for us. they are devastating new charges levelled at donald trump. a former head of state now accused in a wide—ranging conspiracy, of interfering with the democratic election process of the state of georgia in the 2020 presidential election. the indictment includes evidence of a phone conversation, where he's alleged to have asked georgia's top election official to "find votes" for him to defeatjoe biden. it's his fourth criminal indictment, also being accused of covering up the payment of hush money to a porn star, keeping classified documents in his home in florida, and trying to overturn the 2020 election with his actions around the riots at the capitol building. mr trump denies any wrongdoing, and is still continuing his campaign to be elected as president next year. 0ur north america editor sarah smith re

daniel de simone there at the old bailey. wages have been growing at a record pace.new figures from the office for national statistics, regular pay grew by 7.8% betweeen april and june — that's the highest annual growth rate since current records began but it's risen by slightly less than the rate at which prices are increasing. our economics correspondent, andy verity, reports. in skegness this holiday park has just reopened after a big expansion and refurbishment. it has had to compete with 200 temporary and full—time staff away from other employers, bumping up the amount it is paying them by well over 10% was yellow to support the cost of living crisis we have had to adapt our wage offering and that involved a 5% pay increase for all the team across haven, alongside the national living wage we felt that is really supported the team that most need it at this time of crisis. the average pay rise was 7.8% in the year to june, higherthan it pay rise was 7.8% in the year to june, higher than it has been in more than 20 years and still not high enough to catch up with p

as bbc correspondent daniel de simon says, people are unusually infrequently charged or arrested on suspicionespionage, even less so in cases involving these three defendants, as well as two other people who were charged with espionage, were arrested . in february, under the state secrets act, the three were charged with forgery of identity documents but next month there will be a bail hearing for all five in a case of possible breaches of the state secrets act all three accused lived in britain between about 14 and 10 years they lived in different flats in london and one of them in norfolk and worked, their neighbors knew that these people worked, they had profiles in linkedin and they promoted their organizations on the internet, and as i said, next month they all have to play pranks in front of the police during bail hearings for breaching the state secrets act, they were remanded in custody and will be charged with two counts of alleged forgery of identity documents later this year, and in january they will appear at the walt bailey central criminal court in london christopher steele form

our correspondent daniel de simone is outside court with the story for us now. bout these two men and one woman from bulgaria. about these two men and one woman from bulgaria-— from bulgaria. well, we know a bit about them- _ from bulgaria. well, we know a bit about them. they _ from bulgaria. well, we know a bit about them. they have _ from bulgaria. well, we know a bit about them. they have been - from bulgaria. well, we know a bit about them. they have been in - from bulgaria. well, we know a bitj about them. they have been in the from bulgaria. well, we know a bit - about them. they have been in the uk for between ten and 15 years. the three defendants are all bulgarian and to have been living as a couple in suburban property in london for about ten years. the third arrived about ten years. the third arrived about 15 years ago and he worked in about 15 years ago and he worked in a financial services role, a technical role, in communications and he later to, he claims, own a company that was involved in signals intelligence, which involves the interception of

daniel de simone has the story. of the former communist bloc state, bulgaria, who've been living in the uk for years... introduction to british value... ..including this woman, katrin ivanova. she ran courses on british values for recent immigrants. detectives swooped in a national security investigation in february, searching a flat in this north london building and this seaside guesthouse in norfolk. five were arrested, three were charged. the norfolk raid was witnessed by a local hotel owner. they had this big tent thing up, and i thought, "oh, has "someone been murdered? "that's awful!" and there was a lot of comings and goings, plainclothed police people, all in black, with masks and things on. 0rlin roussev�*s own online profile says he works in signals intelligence, which involves intercepting communications. bizer dzhambazov and katrin ivanova lived as a couple in a series of houses in london's suburbs. as well as apparent health care jobs, they ran a community organisation and promoted it online. the three

it's alleged they were working for the russian security services. 0ur correspondent daniel de simonein the uk for between ten and 15 years, but the three defendants are 0rlin roussev, bizer dzhambazov, and katrin ivanova. the latter two have been living as a couple in a series of suburban properties in london for about ten years. 0rlin roussev arrived earlier in the uk, about 15 years ago, and he worked in financial services, any technical role in communications, and later moved on to, he claims, own a company that was involved in signals intelligence, which involves the interception of communications. the other two worked, we are told, into health care jobs. the other two worked, we are told, into health carejobs. that the other two worked, we are told, into health care jobs. that is what they told neighbours. they did own a local community group, which supported bulgarian people who move to the uk with english language classes and other things. this investigation was and is by the met police counterterrorism team, which is response offer espionage investigations. it investigated th

daniel de simone has the story.izens of the former communist bloc state, bulgaria, who've been living in the uk for years... introduction to british value... ..including this woman, katrin ivanova. she ran courses on british values for recent immigrants. detectives swooped in a national security investigation in february, searching a flat in this north london building and this seaside guesthouse in norfolk. five were arrested, three were charged. the norfolk raid was witnessed by a local hotel owner. they had this big tent thing up, and i thought, "0h, has "someone been murdered? "that's awful!" and there was a lot of comings and goings, plainclothed police people, all in black, with masks and things on. 0rlin roussev�*s own online profile says he works in signals intelligence, which involves intercepting communications. bizer dzhambazov and katrin ivanova lived as a couple in a series of houses in london's suburbs. as well as apparent health care jobs, they ran a community organisation and promoted it online. the t

our correspondent daniel de simone has been tracking the court proceedings and sent this update fromld bailey. they've been in the uk for between ten and 15 years. the three defendants are orlin roussev, bizer dzhambazov and katrin ivanova. the latter two have been living as a couple in a series of suburban properties in london for about ten years. mr roussev arrived earlier in the uk, about 15 years ago, and he worked in financial services, in a technical role in communications, and later moved on to, he claims, own a company that was involved in signals intelligence, which involves the interception of communications. the other two worked, we're told, in health care jobs. that's what they told neighbours. they did own a local community group that supported bulgarian people who moved to the uk with english language classes and other things. this investigation is by the met police counterterrorism team, which has responsibility over espionage investigations. it investigated them in february. properties in london and great yarmouth were searched. and these three were charged with posse

it's alleged they were working for the russian security services. 0ur correspondent daniel de simone

daniel de simone has more details.cent immigrants. national security investigation in february this year searching a flat in this northland and building. and this seaside guest house in norfork. five were arrested and three were charged. five were arrested and three were charred. . , , ~ charged. that this big ten thinking about, is someone _ charged. that this big ten thinking about, is someone been _ charged. that this big ten thinking | about, is someone been murdered, that's awful there is a lot of coming and going, plainclothes police people all in black with masks and things on. he police people all in black with masks and things on.- police people all in black with masks and things on. he has a history of— masks and things on. he has a history of business _ masks and things on. he has a history of business dealings i masks and things on. he has a. history of business dealings and russia. his own online profile says he works and signals intelligence which involves intercepting communications. they lived as a coup

daniel de simone has more.years... introduction to british value... ..including this woman, katrin ivanova. she ran courses on british values for recent immigrants. counterterrorism detectives swooped on a major national security investigation in february this year, searching a flat in this north london building... ..and this seaside guesthouse in norfolk. five were arrested, three were charged. they had this big tent thing up, and i thought, "has someone been murdered? "that's awful!" and there was a lot of comings and goings, plainclothed police people, all in black, with masks and things on. orlin roussev has a history of business dealings in russia. his own online profile says he works in signals intelligence, which involves intercepting communications. bizer dzhambazov and katrin ivanova lived as a couple in a series of houses in london suburbs, with neighbours saying they gave cakes as gifts. as well as apparent health care jobs, they ran a community organisation providing services to bulgarian people in