darren 0sborne being driven off to prison after his first court appearance this afternoon.rder of a group of muslims leaving prayers. in the dock, with a detective on either side, he'd confirmed that he was a7 years old and said he has no address. he appeared to have a black eye. the prosecution said it was their case that darren 0sborne was motivated by extreme political views and a personal hatred of muslims. they said he had acted deliberately to kill, maim, injure and terrify as many people as he could. the attack, in which a hired white van drove into worshippers leaving prayers, happened in the very early hours of monday morning. nine people were taken to hospital, and 51—year—old makram ali died at the scene from multiple injuries. this diverse community has shown commendable restraint and self—control. today, in his mosque, friday prayers were full as they remembered makram ali, and the three people still in hospital, two of whom are in a critical condition. daniel sandford, bbc news. arnold schwarzenegger has warned that tackling global warming must not be seen as

darren 0sborne is 47 years old, from cardiff.ng the mosque in the early hours of monday morning. a man was killed. we learned yesterday he died of multiple injuries after being struck by the van. his family describing how completely distressed they were by the course of events and of course, nine people were taken to hospital. darren 0sborne will appear in this court around two o'clock this afternoon in person, and the only thing that can happen is the magistrate can refer it onto the central criminal court, the old bailey, where it is likely darren 0sborne will make his first appearance next week. thank you. a senior police officer has warned that forces in england and wales would struggle to deal with riots on the scale of 2011 because of budget cuts. the chief constable of west midlands police, dave thompson, said the strain was showing after multiple terror attacks. the home office says it's in "detailed engagement" with police over funding. prince philip has cancelled a visit next week to london zoo, as he continues to recov

they said darren 0sborne had never expressed racist views. in herfirst television interview since she was taken ill during the election. and now for some other news this morning. more than £200,000 has now been handed out to 180 families affected by the grenfell tower fire in west london. the payments were recorded by the government‘s newly formed grenfell response team. it said 78 families had been rehoused either locally or in neighbouring boroughs, and that 126 hotel places had been secured. we‘ll hear from one former resident of grenfell tower as he struggles to rebuild his life. an american student who was freed last week by north korea after spending 15 months in prison has died. 0tto warmbier, who was 22, was in a coma when he was flown home last week. his family has accused north korea of torturing him after he was arrested for stealing a propaganda sign. president trump spoke shortly after his death. the chief negotiator for the european union has warned brexit will come with substantial consequences. at a press conference after the

darren 0sborne being driven off to prison after his first court appearance this afternoon.d attempted murder of a group of muslims leaving prayers. in the dock, with a detective on either side, he'd confirmed that he was 47 years old and said he has no address. he appeared to have a black eye. the prosecution said it was their case that darren 0sborne was motivated by extreme political views and a personal hatred of muslims. they said he had acted deliberately to kill, maim, injure and terrify as many people as he could. the attack, in which a hired white van drove into worshippers leaving prayers, happened in the very early hours of monday morning. nine people were taken to hospital, and 51—year—old makram ali died at the scene from multiple injuries. this diverse community has shown commendable restraint and self—control. today, in his mosque, friday prayers were full as they remembered makram ali, and the three people still in hospital, two of whom are in a critical condition. daniel sandford, bbc news. a former loyalist paramilitary commander has pleaded guilty to 200 t

darren 0sborne being driven off to prison after his first court appearance this afternoon.mpted murder of a group of muslims leaving prayers. in the dock with a detective on either side, he'd confirmed that he was 47 years old and said he has no address. he appeared to have a black eye. the prosecution said it was their case that darren 0sborne was motivated by extreme political views and a personal hatred of muslims. they said he had acted deliberately to kill, maim, injure and terrify as many people as he could. the attack, in which a hired white van drove into worship is leading prayers, happened in the very early hours of monday morning. nine people were taken to hospital, and 51—year—old makram died at the scene from multiple injuries. this diverse community has shown commendable restraint and self—control. today in his mosque, friday prayers were full as they remembered makram ali, and the three people still in hospital — two of whom are in a critical condition. our top story this evening. police say the cladding and insulation at grenfell tower has failed initial saf

darren 0sborne being driven off to prison after his first court appearance this afternoon.d murder of a group of muslims leaving prayers. in the dock, with a detective on either side, he'd confirmed that he was 47—years—old and said he has no address. he appeared to have a black eye. the prosecution said it was their case that darren 0sborne was motivated by extreme political views and a personal hatred of muslims. they said he had acted deliberately to kill, maim, injure and terrify as many people as he could. the attack, in which a hired white van drove into worshippers leaving prayers, happened in the very early hours of monday morning. nine people were taken to hospital, and 51—year—old makram ali died at the scene from multiple injuries. this diverse community has shown commendable restraint and self—control. today, in his mosque, friday prayers were full as they remembered makram ali, and the three people still in hospital — two of whom are in a critical condition. daniel sandford, bbc news. a report into a murder carried out by a psychiatric patient has severely crit

darren 0sborne — from cardiff — is being held on suspicion of terror offences, including murder.ome with potentially life—changing injuries. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford — his report contains some distressing images. he was underneath, we have to lift the van, we have to lift the van! the chaos caused by the attack on sunday night was captured in these dramatic new pictures acquired by the bbc. the hired van had, apparently deliberately, ploughed into a group of people marking the muslim holy month of ramadan. nine ended up in hospital, and one man died. among the people in the crowd, abdul matin chowdhury and his 13—year—old son. today they were recovering at home in their garden. abdul matin injured his shoulder. his son narrowly escaped injury himself. as his father has little english, he spoke for both of them. i saw an angry driver in a van, in a company van. he looked at the muslims gathered around, he just drove through, and then he hit like seven or eight people, and one was underneath the van. my dad got hit on the shoulder and next to his legs.

the bbc understands he is darren 0sborne from south wales. this photo here is from the independent.shooting down of a syrian warplane by american forces. the gulf news says it reflects the intensifying rivalry between the major players in syria's war. the new york times has us president donald trump's reaction to the death of otto warmbier, the american student who was released from a north korea prison. mr trump says he condemns the brutality of the north korean regime. the daily telegraph has the beginning of brexit talks, which started yesterday — between britain and the eu. the report says the lead negotiators from both parties have quashed hopes for a so—called "soft" brexit. finally, venice's waterways are world renowned and now its people have spoken. nearly 99% of people who voted in an unofficial referendum want to ban giant cruise ships from docking in the city's lagoons. that's also in the daily telegraph. with us is iain anderson, founder of the international communications agency, cicero group. good morning. sleep well in the uk hit?

headlines at 8pm — the bbc understands that the man arrested for the finsbury park terror attack is darren 0sborneding murder and attempted murder. one person has died, and eight people were taken to hospital after a hired van was driven into worshippers near the mosque in north london. police have taken away the vehicle for further investigation as witnesses describe the moment the suspect was apprehended. when he was on the ground i asked him, why did he do that, why? innocent people. and he goes, "i want to kill muslims." and a minute's silence is held across the uk for the victims of the grenfell tower fire. police say 79 people are either dead or missing presumed

darren 0sborne, from cardiff, is being held on suspicion of terror offences, including murder.e with potentially life changing injuries. here's our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford — his report contains some distressing images. he was underneath, we have to lift the van, we have to lift the van! the chaos caused by the attack on sunday night was captured in these dramatic new pictures acquired by the bbc. the hired van had, apparently deliberately, ploughed into a group of people marking the muslim holy month of ramadan. nine ended up in hospital, and one man died. among the people in the crowd, abdul matin chowdhury and his 13—year—old son. today they were recovering at home in their garden. abdul matin injured his shoulder. his son narrowly escaped injury himself. as his father has little english, he spoke for both of them. i saw an angry driver in a van, in a company van. he looked at the muslims gathered around, he just drove through, and then he hit like seven or eight people, and one was underneath the van. my dad got hit on the shoulder and next to his legs. a

darren 0sborne is still in custody, being held on suspicion of murder, attempted murder and of reparationerrorist acts. daniel sandford, bbc news. the incoming leader of hong kong has told the bbc she cannot guarantee that freedom of speech will protect those who call for independence. it's almost 20 years since the uk handed hong kong back to mainland china. in 2014, protests paralysed the city and some have begun to call for independence. carrie lam is chief executive—elect. next week she'll be sworn into office by the chinese president. her predecessors were accused of being "beijing puppets." can she escape that charge? she spoke to our china editor, carrie gracie. 20 years since hong kong returned to china, and its leaders are often accused of being beijing's puppets. they're chosen not by the public, but by an establishment committee, carrie lam won 777 votes. how can you claim to represent all the people of hong kong with only that number? well, i don't think it is a question of a number. the question is about legitimacy. i know perception is important, but to say that i am just a

police have charged darren 0sborne with terrorism—related murder and attempted murder, after the attack north london in the early hours of monday morning. one man died at the scene and nine other people were taken to hospital. the 47 year—year—old from wales appeared in court and was remanded in custody. the white house says president trump is not planning to fire robert mueller — the head of the inquiry into possible collusion between the trump election campaign and russia. mr trump's spokesman sean spicer said the president had the authority to dismiss mr mueller, but had no intention of doing so. he was speaking after mr trump questioned mr mueller‘s impartiality in a television interview. he is very, very good friends with james comey which is very bothersome but he is also, we will have to see. we will have to see in terms... there has been no obstruction, there has been no collusion, there has been leaking by james has been no collusion, there has been leaking byjames comey has been no collusion, there has been leaking by james comey that there has been no collusion, no obstructio

weeks leading up to this attack, please come forward — we want to hear from you, too. 47—year—old darren 0sbornerder and terrorist offences, but he has not yet been charged. daniel sandford, bbc news. the head of the united nations says the conflict in south sudan is a "terrible tragedy" which has left an estimated 4 million people homeless. antonio guterres was visiting a refugee camp today in northern uganda, where many south sudanese have fled. he said the response from the ugandans is a "remarkable example" to other nations, but as our correspondent catherine byaru hanga reports from uganda, the crisis is placing a big strain on the country's resources. it's the end of a painful and often terrifying journey for the people here. most have walked for weeks through the bush, with barely any food or water. they're ferried on buses from the border with south sudan to this refugee camp. children make up the majority of the refugees here, and some have made the dangerous trek alone, like 16—year—old peter, who's an orphan and fled the fighting in south sudan last month. translation: a man came at m

a 47—year—old man, darren 0sborne, is still in custody but hasn‘t yet been charged. purpose". our legal correspondent, clive coleman, is at the high court. explain what this will mean. mr justice collins has ruled that the government‘s failure to exempt this specific group, parents with children under two years of age, to exempt them from the benefits cap, is an unlawful because it discriminates against very young children. emotive used. he said that real mystery is being caused to no good effect by the imposition of the cap. the cap itself limits the amount of state benefits, including housing benefit, that families can claim. some groups however are exempt. for instance, if you are a full—time carer, you are exempt. the claimants, two of whom were made homeless as a result of domestic violence, claimed during the case that the cap meant they had to make ha rd that the cap meant they had to make hard decisions between paying their rent or buying food. the government has been given permission to appeal, but thejudge has been given permission to appeal, but the judge

darren 0sborne, who's 47 and from cardiff, has been charged with murder and attempted murder. 0ur religiouse locations where the silence was marked. good afternoon simon, with the holy month of ramadan ending at the weekend there is normally a sense of unconstrained joy as muslims come together to celebrate. but following that attack in the early hours of last monday morning thatjoy has been pre—empted by a sense of sober remembrance. the floral tribute in finsbury park a reminder of events just a week ago. the fourth terrorist attack in just three months. and at midday a minute ‘s silence, the nation invited to pause and remember those impacted by this latest attack. and then gathered outside influence internal, civic leaders, the local mayor and members of staff, many working and living locally all gathered to show solidarity with the muslim community in this multi ethnic part of north london. a gesture greatly appreciated by the chair of finsbury park mosque. we know we are here in a diverse community. we live in harmony for a long time, we never had problems, most people who try to divi

a 47—year—old man, darren 0sborne is still in custody but as not yet be charged.ather. it is a very different feeling today. it is fresher with more cloud. showers lingering over the south—east and east anglia. they are clearing into the north sea in the english channel. the temperatures are about 18 to 20 celsius in the north—west of the uk. 25 celsius in the south—east. but 10 celsius coaler than yesterday. 0vernight there is a front from the north—west, bringing cloud, breeze and outbreaks of rain to northern ireland, scotland, and parts of northern england. elsewhere in the country, a drier condition but coaler. through the day tomorrow we keep the outbreaks of rain to the north—west. creeping to the south over england and wales, so outbreaks of rain. largely driened bright from the south coast up from london. a return to sunshine and scattered showers in the north. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines at 2.30pm. three tower blocks have been found to have combustible cladding after the grenville tower fire. about 600 hundred high—rise buildings in england ha

darren 0sborne, who's 47 and from cardiff, has been charged with murder and attempted murder. 0ur religious the silence was marked. the floral tribute in finsbury park a reminder of eventsjust the floral tribute in finsbury park a reminder of events just a week ago. the fourth terrorist attack in just three months. and at midday, a minute's silence. the nation invited to pause and remember those impacted by this latest attack. and then, gathered outside the old in, civic leaders, the local mayor and members of staff, many living locally all avid to show solidarity with the muslim community in this part of north london. a gesture greatly appreciated by the chel finsbury park mosque. we know that we are a diverse community here in islington. we have lived for a long time and never had problems. people have tried to divide us, and they have failed. we have proved that in the last few days. i'm really glad that islington and our country have got together to make sure that these people fail. with the end of ramadan at the weekend, there is normally a sense of joyous at the weekend, there is norm

the finsbury park mosque attack say they are "devastated" and "massively shocked." 47—year—old darren 0sborneecutive day the temperature has risen to over 30 celsius in some parts of the uk. the met office issued a health warning for those most vulnerable to keep hydrated and cool. now the sport with reshmin chowdhury. the defending champion andy murray is in action right now at queen's where he is up against a different opponent to what he expected. he was due to face fellow brit aljaz bedene who then withdrew with a wrist injury. so, instead, the world number one is playing australia's jordan thompson, ranked 90th in the world. the pair have never played each other before. you can continue watching this live on bbc two. the man who murray beat in last year's final is already out. milos roanic of canada, who also reached the wimbledon final, was beaten in straight sets earlier by australia's thanasi kokkinakis who is the world number 698. and the shocks keep on coming. the three—time grand slam champion stan wawrinka is out as well. the swiss was beaten in straight sets by spain's feliciano

a 47—year—old man, darren 0sborne, is still in custody but has not yet been charged.years. official figures show a rise of more than half a million people over the last year, bringing the total to an estimated 65.6 million. its thought the change has been driven by immigration — but also more births and fewer deaths. workers in three railfirms are to stage a series of fresh strikes next month in bitter disputes over work conditions. members of the rail, maritime and transport union on southern, merseyrail and arriva rail north say they will walk out for between one and three days in the coming weeks. the industrial action comes amid a long—running dispute over driver—only trains. single parents with children under two have won a high court challenge against the government's controversial benefit cap — after a judge ruled that "real misery is being caused to no good purpose". the cap, introduced in november last year, reduced total household benefits from 26 thousand pounds a year to 23 thousand pounds in london, and 20 thousand pounds outside the capital. our legal co

attack near finsbury park mosque in north london in the early hours of monday morning have charged darren 0sbornettempted murder. the a7—year—old has appeared at westminster magistrates' court. one man died at the scene and nine other people were taken to hospital. a former loyalist paramilitary commander — who became a so—called ‘supergrass' — has pleaded guilty to 200 terrorist offences, including five murders. gary haggarty, who used to run a unit of the ulster volunteer force, admitted the crimes as part of a deal to give evidence against other paramilitaries. the son of one of his victims said haggarty‘s hands are deep in blood and he should never go free. there's some flash photography in chris page's report. during the troubles, the uvf took more lives than any other loyalist paramilitary organisation. it killed more than 500 people. one of its commanders was this man, gary haggarty. he's pleaded guilty to 200 offences. the prosecution case document runs to around 12,000 pages, covering 16 violent years from 1991. two of the five men who haggarty has admitted murdering were gary convie and