daniel, a plainclothes officer saw him on _ daniel, a plainclothes officer saw him on the — daniel,, and was able to pull him off the _ push—bike, and was able to pull him off the hike — push—bike, and was able to pull him off the bike. was push-bike, and was able to pull him off the bike-— off the bike. was there any resistant? _ off the bike. was there any resistant? as _ off the bike. was there any resistant? as soon - off the bike. was there any resistant? as soon as - off the bike. was there any resistant? as soon as he i off the bike. was there any l resistant? as soon as he was arrested. _ resistant? as soon as he was arrested, daniel— resistant? as soon as he was arrested, daniel khalife - arrested, daniel khalife incorporated with the officer. in incorporated with the officer. in terms incorporated with the officer. terms of incorporated with the officer. in terms of the intel and him acting alone, is that still the case, or do you know of him having any help? that is part of an ongoing investigation, so we are going to follow every lead that we can. we have _ follow every

we are talking today about daniel _ about daniel khalife., - about daniel khalife. we are talking today about daniel khalife, a - today about daniel khalife, a 21—year—old man. this morning at around _ 21—year—old man. this morning at around 750, _ 21—year—old man. this morning at around 7.50, he escaped from prison. he was_ around 7.50, he escaped from prison. he was on— around 7.50, he escaped from prison. he was on remand at baptism following a counterterrorism investigation that caused him to be charged _ investigation that caused him to be charged with a number of offences, including _ charged with a number of offences, including counterterrorism offence and official secrets act breaches. -- on _ and official secrets act breaches. —— on remand at the prison. is and official secrets act breaches. —— on remand at the prison. is he and official secrets act breaches. -- on remand at the prison. is he a direct risk— -- on remand at the prison. is he a direct risk to _ -- on remand at the prison. is he a direct risk to the _ -- on remand at t

daniel khalife.ropolitan police and the wider daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider public daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider public now. daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider public now. qbfiaiuteiiy. daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider ublic now. ~ , wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police _ wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police and _ wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police and the _ wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police and the various - wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police and the various other| for the police and the various other agencies that were involved in this huge manhunt. 0nly wednesday and all points bulletin went out to all of the ports in the uk. heathrow airport, gatwick, dover, even as far as manchester airport all on alert, people having their car searched on the motorway, h

daniel khalife - of daniel abbot cal.n the 28th of january this year. —— daniel khalife. having been charged with offensive and is to have taken place during january of 2021 while serving in the armed forces. —— charged with offences. you will understand that while there is a live criminal investigation and progress, there are limits on what i can properly say. daniel khalife will be caught in due course, and will be caught in due course, and will face a trial. nothing should be said in this house or elsewhere this might prejudice those proceedings. so, let me assist the health of what i can say. at approximately 730 yesterday morning, a vehicle which had made a delivery to the prison�*s itch left hmp wandsworth. shortly afterwards, local contingency plans for unaccounted prisoner were activated. and in line with standard procedure, the police were informed. —— the prison�*s kitchen. they were put into a state of lockdown while trying to determine its whereabouts. the vicar was stopped and searched ljy the vicar was stopp

>> daniel: absolutely.y: the kids attack their food like hungry trenchermen, wiping out three servings in the time it takes me to eat one. i guess they like it. it's good. this is good. >> daniel: i don't think my chef in new york would do better. >> anthony: and it goes with one he would go to jail with that in the united states. these kids eat fast. look how fast this kid eats. turn your head, he'll dish your food right out of your plate. push up your tray just like in prison, move it along. move it along. >> daniel: they come to you and serve you. most important thing that we see here is the love mary give to the food she make and to the kids she serves. i think it has a lot to do with the reaction they have to food. >> anthony: dessert is homemade fromage blanc, farmer cheese with chocolate and orange segments. >> daniel: what do you want to be when you grow up? fireman. generate machine gun. >> anthony: he wants to make -- >> daniel: generate machine gun, yes. >> anthony: ok. keep an eye on that one. a

do you have a direct message to daniel khalife? i l direct message to daniel khalife? to the police, you either call us go to the nearest police station and hand yourself in. there are a huge number of officers and staff around the country and a really mobilised public now helping to find you so come in, we will return you to prison, you can face justice fought the charges that you have against you at the moment. but we are dedicating a huge number of resources to finding you and i encourage you to hand yourself in. clearly, the help of the public is crucial? . . . clearly, the help of the public is crucial? , , . v clearly, the help of the public is crucial? , , . ., , crucial? the public have been critical to _ crucial? the public have been critical to everything - crucial? the public have been critical to everything we i crucial? the public have been critical to everything we do i crucial? the public have been| critical to everything we do as crucial? the public have been i critical to everything we do as they are in most areas of investigation but clearly we have a

. >> why daniel out of all people? one of the sweetest kids i've ever met. >> her husband was rushed to the emergency room for surgery. >> i was just in total shock. >> you get a call that this is been another murder. >> correct. >> a man knocked on the door, said are you marc angelucci. then just started shooting. >> we were expecting to link up a murder in california to the attack here in new jersey. >> i just thought this is crazy. nobody safe. >> i had a feeling that the person probably wanted me. >> it's personal. >> this was revenge? >> most assuredly, yes. >> that someone would come to my door and take my only child -- it's unfathomable. >> hello and welcome to "dateline". now esther salas was a proud mother. she and her husband had just spent the weekend celebrating their son's birthday. as the festivities wrapped up, they showed a beautiful moment filled with love. then, heat shattered everything. investigators questioned if the attack was part of some bigger plot, and raced to unlock the mystery before the co

daniel, what happened?— joins us from westminster. daniel, what happened?alife was bein: held what happened? daniel khalife was being held at _ what happened? daniel khalife was being held at hmp _ what happened? daniel khalife was being held at hmp wandsworth - what happened? daniel khalife wasi being held at hmp wandsworth and what happened? daniel khalife was - being held at hmp wandsworth and had been there for a few months after having been charged injanuary with terrorism offences and also offences against the official secrets act. he is alleged to be working for a hostile state. he was working in the kitchen at hmp wandsworth this morning wearing the uniform of a cook this morning in red and white checked trousers and white t—shirt. what people think happened is that he simply clung onto the bottom of a food delivery van and was driven out of hmp wandsworth. that seems to have been the way he made his escape. obviously investigations are going on as to how that happened but the working theory is he was literally driven out of the prison strapped to t

daniel nowjoins daniel now joins me daniel nowjoins me from the bbc newsroom. what is the latest? llntiil newsroom. what is the latest? until a bit earlier— newsroom. what is the latest? until a bit earlier today, _ newsroom. what is the latest? until a bit earlier today, we _ newsroom. what is the latest? ii�*it l a bit earlier today, we were reporting that he was accused of trying to gather information for a hostile state. we are now reporting that that hostile state is allegedly iran. daniel khalife is charged under the terrorism act, under the official secrets act, and one of the charges is that he was trying to collect information, gather information, that might be useful to an enemy. we are now reporting that enemy is iran. anyone who is investigated for and then charged with official secrets act offences, offences that involve alleged espionage, will be investigated by counterterrorism police. it isjust a protocol in the uk that if you are suspected of that, you are investigated by counterterrorism police, at the met police in london s o police, at the met police in london

daniels said she thought working on the special tour was a dream come true until, she says, it wasn'tn. >> i'm really big on black female identity. everything i do has a deeper meaning and it's seen in the collections i create. >> reporter: asha daniels has a passion for making inclusive clothing, now coming forward as a new accuser as part of working on "the special" tour. >> as a black woman in the industry, whenever i suffer an abuse or injustice, i've kind of taken it on the chin and kind of just gone back to work. >> reporter: while she never interacted with the star directly, she's accusing the stash's team of racial and sexual harassment. >> i'm coming in to work with someone who's physically assaulted me, threatened me, someone who is not allowing me to eat when i need to eat. >> i think it's extremely damaging in the court of public opinion because of the image that we've all believed lizzo to be. >> reporter: daniels' complaints are part of a growing list of legal actions mounting against the pop star. back in july, three dancers filed a lawsuit against the singer and her pr

man, daniel khalife, after a four-day manhunt? man, daniel khalife, after a four-da manhunt?onest, i think _ four-day manhunt? absolutely. to be honest, i think the _ four-day manhunt? absolutely. to be honest, i think the champagne - four-day manhunt? absolutely. to be honest, i think the champagne corksl honest, i think the champagne corks are metaphorically popping at scotland yard. despite the fact this guy has been on the run since the middle of the week after this extraordinary daring and sophisticated break—out from prison, a very rare thing to happen, they have managed to track very rapidly. 0nce have managed to track very rapidly. once it became clear that there are sightings, they were able to use all of their assets and technology. people on the ground have basically tightened the net over a series of hours, culminating into a very rapid movement of events this morning in chiswick in south—west london. just to bring you up to speed, i've been speaking to a contact at scotland yard. the details aren't quite clear at the moment, but there were sightings of daniel kha

daniel, thank ou connection with her death. daniel, thank you for— connection with her death.r death. daniel, thank you for that update. - connection with her death. daniel, thank you for that update. daniell thank you for that update. daniel sandford will be across developments for us on bbc news. to remind you that three adults who are living with sara sharif in woking before she died are returning to the uk from pakistan. more on that story coming up. i suppose a reversal of fortunes, weather—wise. yesterday scotland and northern ireland had the best of the weather, but today it is england and wales enjoying the best of the dry weather with some sunshine coming through like here in staffordshire. across the north—west of the uk, low pressure is lurking in the atlantic and that is pushing thickening towards northern ireland and scotland, with rain already starting to push its way in. the rain will turn progressively steadier and heavier for northern ireland turn progressively steadier and heavierfor northern ireland in western scotland through the afternoon. east scotland cl

bring us up to date with the latest, daniel. ., ., , , ., ., , daniel.ny early breakthrough _ daniel. there are no signs of any early breakthrough in _ daniel. there are no signs of any early breakthrough in this - daniel. there are no signs of any i early breakthrough in this manhunt and in fact the immediate omens do not look that good because the best chances of catching someone after an escape is in the early hours when they have not been able to travel very far. i think the fact that scotland yard decided to go public this afternoon and ask for the public�*s help suggests any trails they did have may have gone cold. but counterterrorism command have a good reputation of getting their man, they can draw on enormous resources from their own network, and other police forces, border force and of course the security service m15 so they will remain optimistic that they will catch him. but because there are two investigations going on, the manhunt for the escaped prisoners and also the prison investigation and into how it is that a man was seen as a possib

this is daniel khalife.cused of placing fake bombs at a military base while he was a soldier. and these are some of the questions we have about his escape. first of all, when did it happen? well, just before 8:00 on wednesday morning, from wandsworth prison in south west london, which is a category b prison — category a being the highest security. how did it happen? well, the bbc has been told he strapped himself to the underside ofa van. we've no details on how he may have been able to do that. where are the authorities looking? well, everywhere. all police forces and border forces have been asked to look for him. we know there have been delays at some airports as checks intensify. how rare are prison escapes? well, reasonably. there have been five since 2017. there was an escape from wandsworth in 2019. the last terror—related escape was back in 1994. and then, who's facing questions? well, a lot of people, the prison governor. how was this escape possible? why was a terror suspect working in the kitchen?

khalifa. find rounds about, so trinity road. -- daniel khalifa.— rounds about, so trinity road. -- danielwhere has that come from. _ daniel khalifa. and where has that come from, that _ daniel khalifa. and where has that come from, that information? - come from, that information? that's a call directly — come from, that information? that's a call directly from _ come from, that information? that's a call directly from a _ come from, that information? that's a call directly from a member- come from, that information? that's a call directly from a member of- come from, that information? that's a call directly from a member of the | a call directly from a member of the public, thanks to the appeal work we've been doing with the media. so this member of the public saw him getting out from under the lorry and were all looking a long?— getting out from under the lorry and were all looking a long?- do i were all looking a long? 6uest. do ou think were all looking a long? 6uest. do you think at _ were all looking a long? 6uest. do you think at this _ were all looking a long? 6uest. do you think a

so daniel khalife does — individual may have gone.daniel khalife does have military _ khalife does have military experience — how much of an advantage with that beat him in the situation kudela as you can see, it's beautiful weather at the moment, it's beautiful weather at the moment.— it's beautiful weather at the moment, ~ ., ., , ., moment, we know that it is warm, nice weather. _ moment, we know that it is warm, nice weather, it _ moment, we know that it is warm, nice weather, it is _ moment, we know that it is warm, nice weather, it is warm _ moment, we know that it is warm, nice weather, it is warm at night . moment, we know that it is warm, | nice weather, it is warm at night as well for sub so sleeping outside under the stars will not come as any surprise to anyone with military training. what you must remember democrat remember is we pride ourselves on having the best military in the world. so he's had some of the best training of the world and you do not become untrained when you leave the military, so he will still have tha

but many activists insist the world can't wait. ♪ daniel: we have to phase out coal in germany rightt's going to be quite literally the end of the world as we know it. the ipcc tells us that if we continue burning coal, we're running into catastrophic climate change. ♪ eric: as the transition details are being worked out, ende gelÑnde announces its next mass occupation will be in lusatia. ♪ eric: the announcement doesn't go down well with most locals. frank seefeld: hello, welcome to my castle! hello! eric: [laughing] hello, herr seefeld! frank: herzlich willkommen! eric: oh, happy to be here. eric: frank seefeld is a security guard at the coal plants. he's as passionate about lusatia as he is about hunting. eric: [speaking in german] frank: [speaking in german] eric: as with many lusatians, he had to find a new way after communism ended and state subsidies dried up. as well as working security for energy companies, he runs a small business selling preserved meats from his kills. eric: [speaking in german] frank: [speaking in german] eric: [speaking in german] frank: [speaking in ger

daniel sandford.t, the meeting of leaders of the world's largest economies, including the european union. the war in ukraine is likely to dominate talks, but britain will hope for progress on a possible trade deal with india. the prime minister says he wants an ambitious and competence of deal, but we cannot rush it and i won't rush it. this is chris mason. —— competent deal. delhi this morning drenched in a sweaty humidity, laden with history. the british prime minister of indian heritage alongside his wife who was born here visiting this former british colony as india host the world or, at least, a vast economic chunk of it. it the world or, at least, a vast economic chunk of it.- economic chunk of it. it is personally _ economic chunk of it. it is personally really - economic chunk of it. it is personally really special l economic chunk of it. it 3 personally really special for me to be here in thisjob, india is a country that is near and dear to me, it is where my wife is from. but i come here as

what's the latest on the search for daniel khalife?— daniel khalife?manhunt _ daniel khalife? well, 27 hours on, the manhunt continues _ daniel khalife? well, 27 hours on, the manhunt continues after- daniel khalife? well, 27 hours on, the manhunt continues after that l the manhunt continues after that unimaginable escape from the building which you can see behind me where daniel khalife, a terror suspect, crawled under a food delivery van and clung onto the underside as it drove out onto the main road. somehow bypassing checks that would normally have seen extended mirror balls ago under the vehicle and checks all round to check as it came out of an airlock unit before it came onto the main road so that escape happened, it is understood that the police officers inside, prison officers inside russia that the police officers inside, prison officers inside russia limerick searching around for a while and inform the police once they had done quick, routine checks and the public was in form just at the afternoon. the appeal from the police is notjust about

i think the police assessment of daniel khalife as he is not a - of daniel khalife as he is not a threate public in terms of violence and they would assess he is not god access to a weapon, to have done to a knife —— he has not got access to a weapon, to a gun or a knife. and he does not pose a threat with an explosive device but clearly someone in that situation, a fugitive on the run no for three days plus, he might be pretty desperate and might be desperate and scared and worried about the consequences and if they are cornered or if a member of the public approaches them in an aggressive way, it is possible they may react and could become violent so that is why the police warning as if you see him, dial 999, don't try to engage but they say there is no wider threat to the public. i make this 21—year—old ex soldier was on remand accused of trying to spy for the iranian state. those are various accusations. he was being held in a category b prison at wandsworth and has been a lot of comment about that, perhaps it should have been in category a high security establishment such as belmars

that was daniel _ programme. daniel, thank you so much. that was daniel live - programme.o much. that was daniel live at - programme. daniel, thank you so much. that was daniel live at the | programme. daniel, thank you so i much. that was daniel live at the o2 much. that was daniel live at the 02 for the national television awards. a bit of a change of gear now to story we have covered a lot on this programme. the world food programme says it has cut rations to another two million afghans this month, due to a further sharp drop in funding. a spokesman for the un agency told the bbc that it was facing a shortfall of a billion dollars. the funding for food and other assistance is expected to end in october. the agency has steadily cut aid through this year and help has now been withdrawn from ten million afghans in total. international support for afghanistan has steadily been shrinking, after decades of conflict and the taliban takeover in 2021. shawe lii is the country director of world food programme, afghanistan. she told me the situation is truly devastating. the wfp h

daniel khalifejoined the army in 2019.er, he became the subject of a counter—terrorism investigation. he's accused on the 2nd of january this year of planting fake bombs at the barracks in stafford, where he was based. he was arrested later that month. the charges he face include preparing an act of terrorism, and collecting information that might be useful to terrorists or enemies of the uk. wandsworth is a category b reception and resettlement prison, so it's not an obvious place for somebody who's been charged under terrorism offences, who is a potential national security risk. the justice secretary, alex chalk, has echoed those concerns, demanding an urgent investigation by the prison service into why daniel khalife wasn't being held in a high—security category a jail. but labour says the government itself has explaining to do. we know that there are huge problems with prisons, and prison places in particular. and, as we've seen, there is now a terror suspect on the loose, having escaped from wandsworth prison. so big

thank you, daniel sandford reporting.ing of global progress on cutting carbon emissions, the united nations is warning that the world is way off track. the un's �*global stocktake�* says tackling climate change needs a rapid transformation — of the way we work, travel, eat and use energy. but we have made some advances, as our climate editor, justin rowlatt reports. wildfires raged through southern europe this summer, made more intense by heatwaves that would have been virtually impossible without climate change, according to scientists. but today's un report says it is not all bad news on global warming. virtually all the nations of the world agree on the urgent need to tackle the problem, says the un, and they are already taking some action. the problem is, itjust isn't anywhere near enough. i'm in a place of hope and despair. despair because we have warmed the planet already well beyond 1 degrees, we are on track for 1.5 and two. these are worrying places to be in. i also have hope, because we see how countries are put

i would say to daniel khalife we are going l daniel khalife we are going to find you.rself up to the police. you either call us or you go into the nearest police station and hand yourselves in. there are a huge number of officers and staff around the country and a really mobilised public now helping to find you. so come in. we will return you to prison. you can face justice. return you to prison. you can face justice-— return you to prison. you can face justice. face 'ustice. this map retraces the face justice. this map retraces the route _ face justice. this map retraces the route that _ face justice. this map retraces the route that the _ face justice. this map retraces the route that the lorry - face justice. this map retraces the route that the lorry took . the route that the lorry took after leaving the prison and the point at which daniel khalife is thought to have climbed down from it. the police have released pictures of the type of prison—issue chef's uniform he was wearing at the time. they're also offering a report of £20,000 for information that leads direc

go ahead, daniel. a gun it would never have happened just then neil concepts, the budget ministration had not done this. starting back from the obama administration, this was their pet project of the same people blinking and sullivan and the others . and victoria knew that this was our pet project. you know, since for the past 9 years they've been working on, it never could have happened. you never would have seen. i don't think you never would have seen iran and saudi arabia, mending fences. you never would have seen as a previous speaker discuss these sort of sinews, growing into each other in latin america and in africa, india and china. not at each other's throats. it's amazing every thing that they have the reverse midas touch, right? everything the neo cons, touched towards the crap, yet they never get punished for doing it. they just keep on and keep getting promoted and keep going up. or, i mean, i just wonder if there's some point. you talked about propaganda. i mean, you have to prepare the a

questions about, did daniel khalife have help?t would seem to be a daring but actually really almost comical way of getting out of the prison, like something out of the prison, like something out of the movies. and you heard from rishi sunak in my report, there is a government inquiry being launched that we expect to hear later this week exactly surrounding those circumstances. plenty of questions being posed today, i don't think his capture is necessarily the end of the story. capture is necessarily the end of the sto . ., ~ capture is necessarily the end of the sto . ., ,, i. capture is necessarily the end of the sto . ., ~' ,, , capture is necessarily the end of thesto . ., , . ., the story. thank you very much for that update. _ the story. thank you very much for that update, ellie _ the story. thank you very much for that update, ellie price, _ the story. thank you very much for that update, ellie price, our- that update, ellie price, our correspondent in chiswick where it daniel khalife has been found and arrested. we got th

daniel joins me now. there with what the police are doing but they haven't found him yet? the? they haven't found him yet? they haven't, they haven't found him yet? they haven't. and _ they haven't found him yet? tie: haven't, and counterterrorism they haven't found him yet? tie1. haven't, and counterterrorism do haven't, and counterterrorism do have a very good reputation in these manhunts. i remembersome have a very good reputation in these manhunts. i remember some dramatic manhunts. i remember some dramatic manhunts in the 2000s, for example after the july manhunts in the 2000s, for example after thejuly 2005 bombings, the attacks on glasgow airport, and the suspects were found quickly. but they are starting to look as if they are managing expectations. they are talking about how resourceful their opponent is, his ingenuity, his military training, and i think it is starting to dawn on them this is a man who has thought about what he's going to do and how he will go about it so i don't think it will be

daniel kalief? >> well , no daniel kalief?update really as such other than that he has now been taken into custody where he will be questioned, processed and put into to a higher security prison than the one he was in. i was struck, though, listening there to matthew and about the issue really of funding thing over the last decade or more since the conservatives came to power and those austerity years and the fact that those cuts are now coming to home roost, i think he has a real point there. we are seeing it in multiple areas of the public sector, but particularly when it comes to law and order, we're seeing it in the court services where they are struggling to process court cases. there's a massive , cases. there's a massive, massive backlog that was only exacerbated by by the covid pandemic . nick, we see it in the pandemic. nick, we see it in the prison service where there was a huge cut in the number of prison officers. you've got the government now seeing that we're 4000 extra officers since 2017. yes but that doesn't t

daniel, thoughts ? daniel, your thoughts?ly agree that >> well, i generally agree that we work to live , not live to we work to live, not live to work. and that people shouldn't be told you've got to work for the good of the economy. i mean, that's stalin would have said that's stalin would have said that you've to work for that you've all got to work for the good of the economy and you've got no say in the matter. but we do have say in the but we do have a say in the matter because we live in free matter because we live in a free country. but there are other things if you're going to spend so that you should so do you think that you should be to choose live off be able to choose to live off benefits no, i didn't say benefits then? no, i didn't say that. didn't that at all. that. i didn't say that at all. i mean, it come to that. but the first thing is, if you're going to spend decades now telling people really people that what's really important is their work life balance, they'll balance, eventually they'll start to you and

friend and someone daniels friend and someone daniel himars , very much rishi daniel himars, very muchthey have said that they do intend to address funding of local authorities. >> one of the biggest problems i think in public sector and private sector is too many people that are in charge of money. they spend it as though it's not their own. so i think they're real profligate. they will like, oh yeah, that light bulb. yeah i pay whatever it bulb. yeah i can pay whatever it is. £50 for a light bulb or whatever, whatever. and i think that people do treat the cash, you know, if this was my budget and i had to be sensible and i was restricted in what i could spend, how would i how would i do where i cut costs? do it? where would i cut costs? i think people too i just think people waste too much people's money and much of other people's money and then they think, you what, then they think, you know what, those people that are those are the people that are going come behind me now going to come in behind me now and they're now going to bail out going to out the council. we're going to hike

daniel. yeah, i mean i, i wonder how, what the final agreement would've looked like, of course, at least they were talking. but i mean, in my opinion, a rush it was put in was in no mood to get another minute 63, you know, he's already been there. he's done that he knew by then that miracle had admitted that the whole thing was a ruse. so i think zalinski is a signature on paper, would not have been enough, but at least with a door open. you would have seen a movement toward me once more starts when a war takes on a life of it's own. i as we know, but there was a chance to stop it without but there have been 5 or 6 or 7 chances to stop it without the war. exactly. and bruce again, you know, anthony blinking says that russia is rejecting quote, a meaningful diplomacy. well, that's not true at all. the door is open. now the terms and conditions of what the russians want are very clear, a change in the european security architecture and never hear that in the main stream. okay. he wants to rebui

daniel khalife had been accused of trying to gather information for iran.failings in care — despite repeated warnings. the uk will rejoin the european union's flagship science programme — horizon — under a new deal, after months of talks. more now on the manhunt for terror suspect daniel abed khalife, who escaped from wandsworth prison in london on wednesday morning.

but daniel kelly was arrested this morning and having an operation but daniel khalifewas arrested thisan operation come to an end this morning. it was a plain—clothed police officer who spotted daniel radcliffe officer who spotted daniel ——khalife on a push—bike on a canal path, a canal path in chiswick and ultimately arrested him, pushed him off the bike and arrested him. daniel khalife is now in custody in a police station in west london where he is being interviewed. the police want to know, the police want to know where he was. how did he get from wandsworth prison to chiswick? it's about 5.5 miles. so they believe he was on foot, but was he assisted? this is a question that they are trying to find the answers to and will not speculate that he was given assistance from one wandsworth prison to escape. all is being investigated and it's an ongoing investigation, as the commander told me here at scotland yard earlier this afternoon. the g20 summit of world leaders has agreed a joint declaration, which includes calls for a durable peace in ukraine. the text, at the summit in india, sa

joys on tonight's spotlight, we have daniel plat staff writer at executive intelligence review joiningn la, two days until the government shut down with signs of deal, uh, does congress have path to avoid the shutdown? there is always a path, but the question is whether the uh power it be want that path to be used, there i think that is important to remember that much of what goes on in the us congress is theater, the... was a study that was conducted in 2014 by the prestigious american university princeton where they found that the united states is not in fact a democracy, it's an oligarchy, it's a nation govern by a small group of of wealthy, business interests, financial interests and so on. the us economy is in serious trouble, bankrupt, they are trying to preserve bubble of speculation, which were frankly cannot be saved, and there's going to be lot of hardship for the american people, and this this government shut down provides a scape goat of sorts where they can say everything would be finenomics would be considered success if it were not for the government shut down, so whethe

we begin with our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford.rth prison this afternoon, the day after the infamous escape, and a clear view of the kitchen block and the short route to freedom that daniel khalife took yesterday while strapped to the underside of a food delivery truck. khalife was in the prison while awaiting trial for charges that included allegedly trying to spy for iran or "obtain information useful to an enemy", to use the exact words. yesterday morning, daniel khalife was working in the kitchen at wandsworth prison. this is around 50 metres from the nearest gate. at 7.32, a food truck that had been making a delivery drove out of the prison through that gate. it will have passed through the airlock, where it should have been stopped for a security check. soon afterwards, it became clear that khalife was missing. the prison went into lockdown, and when there was no sign of him, the police were called. the police stopped and searched the truck. they found strapping underneath which he is thought to have used to hold himself unde

we speak to a former inmate who knew daniel khalife.ening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a huge manhunt is under way for the former soldier who escaped from wandsworth prison yesterday morning. more than 150 officers and staff from the metropolitan police's counterterrorism unit are trying to track down daniel khalife, who was accused of gathering information for iran. he strapped himself under a food delivery van, still dressed as a prison chef. tonight, police say he has not been seen, but they have been giving more details about how he got out. we begin with our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. wandsworth prison this afternoon, the day after the infamous escape, and a clear view of the kitchen block and the short route to freedom that daniel khalife took yesterday while strapped to the underside of a food delivery truck. he was in the prison while awaiting trial for charges that included allegedly trying to spy for iran or obtain information useful to an enemy, to use the exact words. yesterday morning, daniel khalife

daniel, the us president be more present. during such a critical impass? ideally yes, but we don't really have a president in the normal sense of the term. uh, there was another poll conducted by cnn a couple of months back where they found that again a majority of american citizens considered donald trump and joe biden both unfit for office. so you have to ask questions about a system which enforces a rigged choice where people have to choose between two aging, decrepit and frankly incomp. and individuals, you would think that at least someone in either party could emerge that is not a neecon that is not committed to the disastrous policy this country has been on frankly for several decades, but whenever someone like that tries to emerge, the media and the party apparatus join forces to suppress their campaigns. daniel, a side note here, the gop led house oversight committee held its first hearing thursday. day morning on the impeachment inquiry of president joe biden, talk us through its relevance in in this point in time, well it's sort of become uh it'

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also joining us is daniel shaw academic and commentator who joins us from new york. welcome to you both uh william black. i'll start with you. so you have uh the union and the companies uh remaining far apart in terms of the autoworker strike on key economic issues. the president has said um that he's going to stick with that demand for 40% pays over four-year contract uh the companies however have offered pays of about 20%. that's the latest. have what's your impression on? yeah, the absolute latest is uh the w has gone down to around 36% negotiate, you make smaller moves and take more time. by the way, the actually there's a settlement uh with the canadian uh auto workers who are also part of the uaw, so the management it is as you can see quite different uh in canada. what type of? settlement did they reach with canada? so they reached a settlement more in the lines of a 25 ish percent to to 30% increase. 25 to 30% increase. okay, that's over the period of several years. right, right. um, let's look at one thing here, daniel shaw that perhaps many don't realize, a

well, i know we're utterly committed to finding daniel kalief. a large daniel kalief.rom the public and colleagues. the longer this goes on, then, of course, you know, we will continue to have to try and work with the public and our colleagues but colleagues to find him. but we're committed doing that. we're committed to doing that. we're to stop time sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> to what degree do you think there might have been another state this, state state involved in this, a state actor? does that state involved in this, a state actor? you does that state involved in this, a state actor? you in does that state involved in this, a state actor? you in terms that state involved in this, a state actor? you in terms ofiat state involved in this, a state actor? you in terms of the way concern you in terms of the way that happened ? that it's happened? >> is part of an open >> look, this is part of an open investigation, so you'll appreciate i'm not going to talk about anything might impact about anything that might impact upon and upon that investigation. and it's remember

and escaped prisoner daniel khalife, suspected of terror offences, is arrested by police in london, following a four—day search. hello and welcome, i'm catherine byaruhanga. we start in morocco, where state tv says more than 1,000 people have been killed in the earthquake that struck late on friday night. hospitals in the region have seen an influx of wounded people , an influx of wounded people, and the authorities are calling on residents to donate blood. the 6.8 magnitude quake struck in a remote area in the atlas mountains, around 45 miles south of the popular tourist destination, marrakesh. tremors were also felt in the capital rabat, some 350 kilometres away. president biden said he's "deeply saddened" by the events. china's president xi has also sent a message of condolence. charlotte wright has this report. the horrifying moment a powerful earthquake hit morocco. cctv shows people running for safety as buildings begin to crumble in marrakesh. elsewhere in the city, diners frantically flee a restaurant. outside the historic kutubiyya mosque, dust rises from the tower, prompting fears i

but daniel khalife was arrested this morning.tted daniel khalife on a canal path, ultimately pushed him off the bike and arrested him. daniel khalife is now in custody in a police station in west london where he is being interviewed. police want to know, the police want to know where he was, how did he get from wandsworth prison, it's about five and a half miles so they believe he's on foot. but was he assisted? this is a question they are trying to find the answers to. and will not speculate that he was given assistance from wandsworth prison to escape, all is being investigated and it's an ongoing investigation that the commander told me here in scott and —— cotton yard earlier. the 620 summit of world leaders has agreed a joint declaration, which includes calls for a durable peace in ukraine. the text, at the summit in india, says all states involved in the conflict must "refrain" from the "use of force" for territorial gain. but there's no reference to russian aggression, and ukraine says the 620 has nothing to be proud of. f

daniel sandford reports.rth prison tonight, at the jail at the centre of one of the most embarrassing escapes since the 1990s. after a former soldier facing serious charges of threats to the state broke out by simply hitching a ride underneath a food delivery van. he is 21—year—old daniel khalife, who is accused of a bomb hoax and collecting information for a hostile state. this morning he was working in the kitchen at wandsworth prison when at 7:50am he escaped through the main gate by hanging onto the underside of a food delivery van. a nationwide manhunt began immediately but at 15:30pm, counterterrorism detectives decided they needed to go public, appealing for help in tracking him down. he was at the time of his escape wearing red and white checked trousers, white t—shirt and brown boots, he is a 62" male, slim build with dark brown hair so we appeal to the public to look out for him and call us on 999 if there are any sightings of him. daniel khalifejoined the army in 2019 and in 2022 he became the focu