police in devon and call have 'ust news. police in devon and call have just released _ news.ed the _ news. police in devon and call have just released the edges _ news. police in devon and call have just released the edges of- news. police in devon and call have just released the edges of those . just released the edges of those murdered in plymouth yesterday. they have confirmed a young girl was aged just three, a male relative of hers aged 43 was killed. the 51—year—old woman who was known to the gun man also died, as well as a 59—year—old man, and a 66—year—old woman. the home secretary priti patel said her thoughts will be with all those affected by the mass shooting. she also gave an on afghanistan. the events that have taken place in plymouth are tragic, and we're hearing more and more information. we have heard from the chief constable this morning. first of all, i just want to give my condolences and sympathy to the family and friends of everybody that is involved. and also praise to the emergency services and the police for the rapid response. we have heard from the

questions for devon and cornwall police about why it chose to return a shotgun licence to the man who killed five people in plymouth. i want to see a proper and thorough investigation into how the shooter got a firearms licence, why he was given back at gun. that is the question that people in this community have. afghanistan's president says his top priority is boosting the armed forces, in his first national address since the taliban stepped up their offensive. translation: our dear country, afghanistan, is in severe - danger of instability. the reintegration of the security and defence forces is our priority and we are taking serious measures to deal with this. as taliban insurgents continue their advance in afghanistan, us troops prepare for a massive airlift of civilians from kabul. flash flooding in turkey kills at least 31 people, as southern europe records one of the hottest summers ever. the nhs warns that tens of thousands of people are risking their lives in england because they're unable to spot the first warning signs of cancer. please don't stress the seals — a plea for

a short while ago devon and cornwall— gentlemen. and cornwall police _ gentlemen. a short while ago devon and cornwall police get _ gentlemen. a short while ago devon and cornwall police get more - gentlemen. a short while ago devon and cornwall police get more detailsi and cornwall police get more details of the mass shooting that has shaken this residential area of plymouth to its core. ., , ., , ., its core. therefore five people of pl mouth its core. therefore five people of plymouth who — its core. therefore five people of plymouth who have _ its core. therefore five people of plymouth who have lost - its core. therefore five people of plymouth who have lost their - its core. therefore five people of. plymouth who have lost their lives overnight, and mr davison himself, including a particularly young child. we are not that this time naming the details of those people because not only are we working with the families, but each one of them has wide families throughout the united kingdom.— has wide families throughout the united k

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the chief of devon and cornwall police updating i devon and cornwall police updating the media on whatether there was a familial relationship, but he said at this time, they believe it was an incident which was domestically related which then spilled into the streets and he described how jake davison, having killed that woman in that house, left the address and shot and killed a very young girl and shot a male relative who was with her. he then went further along biddick drive and shot two people, a man and a woman. he said their injuries are not life—threatening but said they are life changing. he then went further to adjacent parklands, shot a man who died at the scene and then a woman was shot who died of her injuries later in hospital and then he turned the gun on himself and killed himself. he said police responded, in his view, very quickly, six minutes from the first call being received and they were at the scene. by then, jake davison had already killed himself but he says it will be for the coroner to look at whether they could have done more. he said that jake davison was a l

you know, i grew up in an area in the county of devon... ..one of the whitest parts of england.ght outside of this river, i've got views. there's a super pool. they trying to, like, push into me. oi, no! to a lot of my white friends, i was actually the only brown person they had ever met in their entire life, right? it got so bad that once my cousin came to visit me in town, but my friends got me and my cousin mixed up. me and my cousin look nothing like each other. number one, my cousin is shorter than me. numbertwo, i have a beard, and my cousin doesn't. and number three, my name is ali, and she's called fatima. i remember this one kid, we used to go forjogs in the park, and we werejogging, we were jogging, jogging, jogging and, i kid you not, this is absolute truth, he said, "when i first met you, i thought you were a terrorist." wait, what?! he said, "i don't know, man, like, you're the only asian dude i know. the only other asians i've seen have been on the news... ..and they're terrorists. if i hadn't met you... ..i wouldn't have known, like... ..you were just a normal kid

. —— in devon.ays of national mourning as wildfires continue to burn across the north of the country. fanned by strong winds and searing heat, the fires have killed 69 people since monday. tanya dendrinos has the story. flames licking at the trree tops. a wall of fire quickly swells. it is a devastating scene. villagers on the front line, armed only with branches and shovels. translation: we have been fighting this fire for five days. there is no electricity, no water, no gas, no network. there is nothing here. we are tired. 0n the tarmac at the airport, a lifeline. two water bombing planes chartered by the government from the eu. with another two arriving from france. but for those already firmly in the grip of this battle, government support seems nonexistent. the people of algeria are alone. we have received nothing from the government except threats. people are acting together as one, and we have received aid from everywhere. across algeria, volunteers and aid organisations are gathering supplie

i do not know the | scale of the number of licences that are held in devon and cornwall.rspective, any firearm is a firearm to many, to be in society, and i think we have a strange position where we allow people for sports and for work to have firearms in their homes, shotguns and other firearms, have firearms in their homes, shotguns and otherfirearms, but have firearms in their homes, shotguns and other firearms, but why have we got that position? that is from starting point. 0n have we got that position? that is from starting point. on this particular incident, this person who was clearly intent on committing serious injury and death to other people, he has access to a weapon, if you had not had access to that weapon would he have you something else? we do not know if you would have had access to this weapon normally or if it was a different one to one is being discussed. fin one to one is being discussed. on the one to one is being discussed. 0n the social media stuff and him being part of the incel group, lots of discussion around that now and if thatis discussion aro

devon and cornwall— what details of the same? devon and cornwall police _ what details of the same?e - what details of the same? devon and cornwall police have been i and cornwall police have been tweeting and giving out information in the last hour. they have confirmed that six people have died in a serious firearms incident implement. it was about six o'clock last night. the six people include the government. according to the government. according to the police, and according to the police, and according to the local mp, one victim is believed to be a child under the age of ten years old. two females and two males were deceased at the scene. another male, i leave it to be the offender, was deceased at the scene. and all are believed to have died from gunshot wounds. another female is treated at the scene but later died in hospital. the next of kin have been informed by the police and the police want to stress that this is not a terrorist —related incident and they are not looking for anyone else in connection with this. they are also appealing to people who may have been around at

labour says there are questions for devon and cornwall police about why it chose to return a shotgun licence to the man who killed five people in plymouth. how on earth did he get a gun licence in the first place? what background checks were done? i'm glad there has been an investigation into why but there are wider questions there. into why but there are wider questions there. many people are feared dead in haiti after a strong earthquake struck the south—west of the country. the us geological survey has issued a red alert for fatalities and warns of probable high casualties and widespread disaster. afghanistan's president says his top priority is boosting the armed forces, in his first national address since the taliban stepped up their offensive. translation: our dear country, afghanistan, is in serious - danger of instability. the reintegration of the security and defence forces is our priority and we are taking serious measures to deal with this. as taliban insurgents continue their advance in afghanistan, us troops prepare for a massive airlift of civilians from kabul. flash fl

mrs devon _ implemented. professor, thank you very much. mrs devon and - implemented.ch is a huge rural area and doubtless has a large number of gun owners. because many people are involved in businesses like farming, which are more likely to require the possession of a gun and gun licence. let's talk now about the social media side of this. a number of social media accounts belonging to jake davison have now been closed. the 22—year—old had "liked" a series of videos about guns, and had discussed the so—called "incel" movement, an online subculture linked to mass murders and hate crimes against women. with me is imran ahmed, founder and ceo of the center for countering digital hate. thank you for being with us. first of all, tell us a little bit about the incel movement, if it can be described as a movement at all. the term refers — described as a movement at all. the term refers to _ described as a movement at all. iie: term refers to the described as a movement at all. tia: term refers to the term described as a movement at all. ti2 term refers to the term involunta

labour says there are questions for devon and cornwall police about why it chose to return a shotgun licence to the man who killed five people in plymouth. how on earth did he get a gun licence in the first place? what gran checks were done? i am glad there is the investigation is under way about why it was returned. there are wider questions here. —— what background checks were done? —— what background checks were done? afghanistan's president says his top priority is boosting the armed forces, in his first national address since the taliban stepped up their offensive. translation: our dear country is in dancer of translation: our dear country is in danger of instability _ translation: our dear country is in danger of instability and _ translation: our dear country is in danger of instability and the - danger of instability and the security forces and the stability thereof is our top priority and we are taking steps to ensure this. as taliban insurgents continue their advance in afghanistan, us troops prepare for a massive airlift of civilians from kabul. flash flooding in turkey ki

i don't know the scale of the number of licences that are held in devon and cornwall.have a strange position where we allow people for sports and for work to have firearms in their homes, shotguns and other firearms, but why have we got that position? that is my starting point. on this particular incident, this person who was clearly intent on committing serious injury and death to other people, he had access to a weapon, if he had not had access to that weapon, would he have used something else? we do not know if he had access to this weapon lawfully or if it was a different weapon from the one that is being discussed. to turkey now, and just as crews battled to bring wildfires under control, devastating floods have swept through northern parts of the country. reports say 40 people have died, and president erdogan has declared a disaster zone in flood—hit regions. tanya dendrinos reports. car alarms sound. vehicles tossing in the torrent. this terrifying eyewitness footage captured the scene in northern turkey just days ago. roads turned to rivers, as buildings simply

in this community people cannot believe that on a quiet summer's evening in a county like devon thatentirely show what has gone on. they are being told not to speculate on social media, not to post anything on social media, particularly some images which are said to be extremely distressing. jan images which are said to be extremely distressing. jon kay with the latest on _ extremely distressing. jon kay with the latest on that _ extremely distressing. jon kay with the latest on that breaking - extremely distressing. jon kay with the latest on that breaking story, i the latest on that breaking story, thank you. more than 500,000 gcse students in england, wales and northern ireland have achieved another set of record results after exams were cancelled again because of the pandemic. the proportion of students getting top grades and the number achieving pass rates has risen slightly from last year. the results showed that girls moved further ahead of boys, with a third of them scoring top grades, while for boys it was roughly a quarter achieving the same grades. there were also some cle

devon and cornwall police _ what do we know? devon and cornwall police have - what do we know? the last hour that six people have died in a serious firearms incident in plymouth. the area, 6pm last night. 0ne the area, 6pm last night. one of those people who was confirmed dead was believed to be a child under the age of ten years old. two females and two males were deceased at the scene, the police say. a further male who was believed to be the offender was also deceased at the scene and all are believed to have died from gunshot wounds. another female who was treated at the scene for gunshot wounds died shortly later in hospital and the family of the next of kin have been informed by the police. and they are stressing that this is not a terrorism —related incident. the streets in the area have been cordoned off. there were ambulances and a lot of police activity in the area but they now believe that the incident has come to an end and they're not looking for anybody else in connection with this incident. they are asking the public, though, and have been asking since the accide

the plymouth shootings — devon and cornwall police face an investigation over the decision to return shotgun licence to the man who killed five people. flash flooding in turkey kills at least 31 people — as southern europe records one of the hottest summers ever. the nhs warns that tens of thousands of people are risking their lives in england because they're unable to spot the first warning signs of cancer. now on bbc news — the travel show... india. 70 years after independence, this emerging world power of more than a billion people, is still changing. i'm on a journey to two extremes of this vast subcontinent. it is crystals. it's hard crystal. white salt. you can taste it. i began in gujarat, in the far west. this is genuinely incredible. i'm in heaven. it's pretty crowded. and this week i have travelled 2,000 miles over to the north—east. i am on the banks of the mighty river brahmaputra and i am about to go to a very spiritual place. it is one of india's lesser—known regions. we're really high up, and just to my right is the border with bangladesh. a part of the country that pr

the plymouth shootings — devon and cornwall police face an investigation over the decision to return shotgun licence to the man who killed five people. flash flooding in turkey kills at least 31 people — as southern europe records one of the hottest summers ever. the nhs warns that tens of thousands of people are risking their lives in england because they're unable to spot the first warning signs of cancer. and — please don't stress the seals — a plea for holiday makers on the north east coast of england to be more kind and respectful to the bathing mammals. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. within the past hour, the afghan president, ashraf ghani, has made a televised address to the nation — his first public comments since the taliban intensified their latest offensive. mr ghani said that the �*remobilization of armed forces�* was his top priority. he also said he was consulting with international partners to prevent further violence. heavy fighting has broken out in the afghan city of mazar—i—sharif, as taliban militants tighten their stranglehold

labour says there are questions for devon and cornwall police about why it chose to return a shotgun licence to the man who killed five people in plymouth. how on earth do you get a gun licence in the first place? what background checks were done? i am glad there is the investigation already and to why the license was returned, i do think there are wider questions. the afghan president says his top priority is boosting the armed forces, in his first national address since the taliban stepped up their offensive. translation: our dear country afghanistan is in serious danger| of instability due to the war. the reintegration of the security and defence forces is our priority. we are taking serious measures to deal with this. as taliban insurgents continue their advance in afghanistan, us troops prepare for a massive airlift of civilians from kabul. flash flooding in turkey kills at least 31 people — as southern europe records one of the hottest summers ever. now on bbc news... our world — yalda hakim reports from afghanistan. as american and allied forces withdraw, the country is now at

this is from devon and cornwall police.d i am going to give you their names if i may. first max yen davison was killed. she was aged 51 and she was the mother of jake dave killed. she was aged 51 and she was the mother ofjake dave son, the gunman. —— maxine. you can see a photograph of her there. that was jake davison the gunman's mum. he shot his mum. aged 51. the other victims were sophie martin, she was the three—year—old girl. and he also killed herfather, lee martin, who was 43 years of age. steven washington was 59, he was also shot dead, and the final victim was kate shepherd, she was 66—year—old woman, she was injured at the scene and she died later at hospital. as previously said by the police the firearm believed to have been used during the incident was legally held by the 22—year—old. the circumstances surrounding that have now been subject to a mandatory referral to the independent police watchdog but devon and cornwall police —— devon and cornwall police themselves and police are continuing to invest 13 scenes

. 0n missed around coasts in cornwall and devon.ng across central parts of the uk with outbreaks of rain. in the south, in the afternoon on saturday, it looks as though there will be sunshine. southampton and portsmouth, not too bad at all. on balance, saturday not a bad day. on sunday, the low pressure is with us. the weather fronts are with us as well, and you can see cloud and a bit of rain across northern parts of england. northern ireland, a bit of a breeze as well. it might brighten up across the south. in scotland, in the north, shower is coming in on quite a cool, northerly wind of the north atlantic. it is off the norwegian sea, in fact. atlantic. it is off the norwegian sea, infact. 0n atlantic. it is off the norwegian sea, in fact. on monday, that northerly continues. it will be quite a chilly winter. i dare say there will be a hint of autumn in there will be a hint of autumn in the air across parts of northern scotland. it really will be quite chilly. in the south, variable cloud, some splits and spots of rain, but still

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in this community people is just cannot believe that on a quiet summers' evening in a county like devonhis would happen. they are not entirely sure what has gone on, they are being told not to speculate on social media, not to post anything on social media, particularly some images which are said to be extremely distressing. covid cases are surging in the united states as the delta variant spreads in what health professionals there are calling an epidemic of the unvaccinated. but the sharp increase in hospitalisations and deaths is nearly all concentrated in southern states where vaccine take—up has been virtually half the national average. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel is in louisiana to find out why. the life tabernacle church in louisiana. congregation — thousands. influence in the state — considerable. a message — don't get vaccinated. what percentage would you think have been vaccinated? 0h, probably less than i% at any given time. and you don't think you have a social responsibility to encourage them to go and get vaccinated? we do not. 0urjob is to preach the gospel ofjesus

to the united kingdom now and the southwest city of plymouth in devon.eople killed by a gunman in plymouth on thursday, in the uk's worst mass shooting in over ten years. the dead include the mother of the gunman, who was the first to die, and a three—year—old girl, sophie martyn, who'd been out for a walk with her father who was also shot dead. two other people are recovering in hospital. 0ur correspondent, jon kay, has the latest, from keyham. plymouth is hurting tonight. in this neighbourhood, everyone knows one another. so, finding out who the victims were has only made things more painful. the youngest to be killed was just three years old. sophie martyn was out for a walk with her dad lee when they were both shot dead. i feel devastated for the family. paris and billy heard the news this evening. heartbroken. you were in tears, weren't you? it wasn't nice. it was devastating. itjust makes everything that worse, doesn't it, being a child? it's going to be different here forever now, i think. nothing is ever going to be the same, especially when it's

questions for devon and cornwall police about why it chose to return a shotgun licence to the man who killed five people in plymouth. i want to see a proper and thorough investigation into how the shooter got a firearms licence, why he was given back at gun. that is the question that people in this community have. afghanistan's president says his top priority is boosting the armed forces, in his first national address since the taliban stepped up their offensive. translation: our dear country, afghanistan, is in severe - danger of instability. the reintegration of the security and defence forces is our priority and we are taking serious measures to deal with this. as taliban insurgents continue their advance in afghanistan, us troops prepare for a massive airlift of civilians from kabul. flash flooding in turkey kills at least 31 people — as southern europe records one of the hottest summers ever. the nhs warns that tens of thousands of people are risking their lives in england because they're unable to spot the first warning signs of cancer. now on bbc news... it's time for click. th

we can speak now to alison hernandez — the police and crime commissionerfor devon.ect to see in plymouth, a safe city. plymouth is a visionary city and we would never envisage this happening. it is all hands on deck, as of last night and this morning my team will be down there. at primary school on cambridge road if you want support from victim support. at the moment the chief constable will be speaking formally to the media in due course, expecting it to be later this morning. wanting to make sure they have the facts are clear before they have the facts are clear before they share them with us. the priority last night was contacting families of the victims are making sure support was in place for them and making sure they are fully up—to—date with what is going on. this is a small community in plymouth, very tight knit that they know what has happened. loads of witnesses. the chief constable will speak out about what has happened and how. a , speak out about what has happened and how. , , .,, speak out about what has happened and how. , , , and how. many people wil

devon and cornwall police have confirmed that six people died.t. serious firearms incident in plymouth. that is around 6p last night. and according to the local plymouth mp one of the victims is believed to be a child under the age of ten years old. and police say two females and two males were dead at the scene and another male is dead at the scene and all are believed to have died with gunshot wounds. another female died at hospital. the next of kin have been informed by the police. the police want to stress that this is not a terrorism —related incident and they are not looking for anyone else in connection with this. they have also stressed that they are concerned that people may be posting pictures of the scene on social media and have told people please not to do that, out of respect for the relatives and victims and also because it is an ongoing investigation, still. witnesses say they heard multiple gunshot wounds and there were police and ambulance crews that raced to the scene. there were four air ambulances to the scene. there were fou

the plymouth shootings — devon and cornwall police face an investigation over the decision to returnun licence to the man who killed five people. flash flooding in turkey kills at least 31 people — as southern europe records one of the hottest summers ever. the nhs warns that tens of thousands of people are risking their lives in england because they're unable to spot the first warning signs of cancer. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. heavy fighting has broken out in the afghan city of mazar—i—sharif, as taliban militants tighten their stranglehold around kabul. american troops have flown into kabul to help evacuate embassy personnel and other civilians stranded in the afghan capital. britain and several other western nations are also sending troops as resistance from afghan government forces crumbles. the taliban also claims to have captured territory in two other provinces overnight. here's our asia editor anbarasan ethirajan talking about the military advances made by the taliban so far. the taliban showed no sign of stopping or even slowing down

be fewerfor a time for northern parts of the uk, may be fewer for a time for the south of wales and devonuld be decent sunshine in plymouth. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: gold medal number 20 for team gb — asjoe choong takes top spot in the men's modern pentathlon. boxing gold for galal — galal yafai takes another medal for team gb as he wins in the flyweight division. success in the pool, too — tom daley earning bronze in the 10m platform diving, his second medal of the games. china's cao yuan securing gold. while, britain's matt walls and ethan hayter took olympic men's madison silver — behind denmark in first. and, josh kerr secures bronze and a personal best in the men's 1500m. in other news — the united states and britain warns their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately as the taliban continue their advance. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfires spread across greece — with thousands being moved from their homes to the north of athens. the end of most coronavirus restrictions in wales — no more limits on meeting indoors, plus an end to rules on soci

in this community people is just cannot believe that on a quiet summers' evening in a county like devonen. they are not entirely sure what has gone on, they are being told not to speculate on social media, not to post anything on social media, particularly some images which are said to be extremely distressing. if you want to get in touch with me i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the american hospitals in crisis, with large proportions of the population unwilling to get vaccinated. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a huge job of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutal former dictator has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. 2 billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millennium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bangor. this is newsday

this community is trying to understand how a quiet area of devon has become the scene of britain's worsts, plymouth. the gunman did have a firearms licence, but there are questions tonight about why it was revoked, then reinstated just last month. jake davison had posted numerous videos online saying he struggled to meet women, and making references to "incels," misogynist online groups of "involuntary celibate" men, linked to a number of violent acts around the world. the independent office for police conduct, is investigating devon and cornwall police's handling of davison�*s gun licence. here's our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. just 22 years old, jake davison claimed in his increasingly manic social media posts to be isolated and defeated by life. now he is responsible for one of britain's worst mass shootings, a key question for the police is why he did. there is no motive _ the police is why he did. there is no motive that _ the police is why he did. there is no motive that we _ the police is why he did. there is no motive that we know - the police is why he did. ther

just after six o'clock last night, devon and cornwall police were called to biddick drive in the keyham city. police and ambulance crews attended the scene and a critical incident was declared just before 9.30. the victims were three females & two males — 0ne thought to be a child. all are thought to have died from gunshot wounds. the prime minister borisjohnson says his thoughts are with the family and friends of the victims of the shooting. 0ur reporter, jon kay has more. police worked through the night, securing the scene one mile from the centre of plymouth. it was here on biddick drive in the keyham area of the city that the incident started around six o'clock yesterday evening. neighbours told the bbc they heard shouting at one property, a door slamming, then gunshots. other residents said the gunman then continued shooting in the surrounding streets. we sat in the back garden having a cup of coffee and heard four gunshots. then we seen obviously the ambulance, helicopters, trying to land in the park. i heard a shot, walked round the corner, bumped into a shotgun — a bloke with a

and coming up — apprenticeships with a difference in one seaside town in devon.els good as he moves into the second round of the cincinnati open. it's a first singles success on hard court since having his metal hip surgery. the uk economy is continuing to bounce back from lockdown with job vacancies hitting a record high of almosti million — and wages ticking up. unemployment also fell in the three months tojune. our economics correspondent andy verity reports. at this construction site in huddersfield, 18 houses are being built but only four have been completed so far. the amount of work in the construction industry has been slowing down across the country, not because of covid but two shortages, raw materials and workers. there are now 38,000 vacancies being advertised in the sector. , ., ., ., vacancies being advertised in the sector. ., ., ., sector. there is a shortage of young --eole, sector. there is a shortage of young people. without _ sector. there is a shortage of young people, without doubt. _ sector. there is a shortage of young people, without doub

this community is trying to understand how a quiet area of devon has become the scene of britain's worst gunman did have a firearms licence but there are questions tonight about why it was revoked, then reinstated just last month. jake davison had posted numerous videos online, saying he struggled to meet women, and making references to "incels," misogynist online groups of "involuntary celibate" men, linked to a number of violent acts around the world. the independent office for police conduct is investigating devon and cornwall police's handling of davison's gun licence. here's our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. just 22—years—old, jake davison claimed in his increasingly manic social media posts to be isolated and defeated by life. now he's responsible for one of britain's worst mass shootings. a key question for the police is why he did it. there is no motive as we know at present. again, that will be subject to inquiry but we are at the moment not considering terrorism or a relationship with any far—right group or any such other group. online, jake davison was involved

the express follows the story with devon and cornwall police being investigated by the watchdog.ially revoked the gunman�*s licence over an assault allegation two months earlier. the guardian names the five victims — the gunman�*s mother, maxine davison, stephen washington, kate shepard, lee martyn, and his three—year—old daughter, sophie. he and his daughter are pictured on the front page of the guardian. a daily telegraph investigation has discovered holiday—makers are being charged up to four times the official advertised price for covid tests. the ft�*s weekend edition says the taliban has surrounded afghanistan's capital and seized the country's second—largest city. and finally, according to the is paper, proposals to make working from home a legal right are unlikely to happen, as ministers fear the unintended consequences. while you are both working from home, whether the government will protect you or not. our thanks for doing that especially on a friday night. james, do you want to kick off this hour and start us off with the times and its front page? obviously we're talk

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devon, energy, believer it or not.ough that is been a rebound that big, still a 4.6% year old edison international so when we talk about this notion, guys, dividend yields that have outsized the markets, certainly over treasuries, then you talk about if it's a market of a falling stock price, but these seem to buck the trend >> those -- that's nice income on those stocks. i notice one thing, though. >> what's that >> i wonder how many of those stocks would pass an esg screen. >> oh, now you're getting complicated. >> i was thinking the two. iron mountain, data storage, and simon probably would, but not tobacco. >> probably wouldn't, i don't know did devon, i guess edison could, i would think. >> here's what i want to point out. i know kellry wants to see more complete lists i put the rest of the top 20 that fit those screens up on my f feed. >>> the hacker has returned all of the stolen fund, maybe bay it was praised by the victim. eamon javers closes the book on this saga. >> flattery gets you everywhere. remember thi

devon nunez is looking into this and we should have answers. this is a report that came out in the president couldn't answer the question with certitude that it no given time should we provide to our enemy, to a terrorist organization. these are american names that we want to come into the airport. why when we have other allies going out and picking up their citizens, why wouldn't we have created a situation of safe passage? why with the president of the united states go on television and tell all americans that it's safe to go to the airport. he knew that he gave the names and we found out 30 misleaders that it was -- the people were being beaten. how did they know to be these people? these are questions of accountability that needs to get answered step as we work for the next five days to get everybody out and i hope we can extend that deadline so once we get everybody out, then we should start the very next day on the question and the answers to hold those rightfully accountable for their miss actions. >> the bill that you would like to see

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emergency services are responding to an incident in devon.roops into the country. the us is sending around 3000 personnel. let's speak to tobias ellwood from the event —— defence select committee. what's your view of these relocation operations that the us and the uk are having to mount? this operations that the us and the uk are having to mount?— operations that the us and the uk are having to mount? as brief as the defence secretary, _ are having to mount? as brief as the defence secretary, and _ are having to mount? as brief as the defence secretary, and this - are having to mount? as brief as the defence secretary, and this is - are having to mount? as brief as the defence secretary, and this is the i defence secretary, and this is the protocol that was planned. when the decision was made as to how to get our existing personnel working safely. these troops are going in, they'll be moving embassy personnel from, and many will return back to the uk. all countries that are there want to avoid the scenes from the in 19705. want to avoid the s

so bring back devon malan and bring on some different kinds of fireworks —— david malan.e moment, with thousands desperately trying to flee the country. over the past week, we've touched on what it could mean for afghan sport. istiqlal hanif came to britain as a refugee at the age of 11 — he's now 20 and an ambassador for the afghan cricket association, where he continues to help youngsters in his community to play the game. grown definite dust growing up in afghanistan just wasn't easy. there were no other places to play cricket instead of street cricket. and even when you played at home inside, you are breaking most of the windows, which my family wasn't happy about. when afghanistan made it to professional cricket, there is no telly outside so we had to listen to the radio. when i first got in i couldn't speak english at all. i joined the high school then slowly, my english was getting better. the other students weren't as good at me —— as mia cricket. they asked me if we could make our own team, and i said yes, i would love that to happen. they made me the captain, as

so rahman and devon, reminder of all these stories, the gun president, i shall, connie has visited the government's last northern stronghold as the taliban closes in nice trying to rally troops to defend the city of missouri. sharif, the biggest in northern i got a son. if the city falls, the government would lose control of the region of kind of suns, interior minister has told down to 0 that government forces are pushing to secure main highways. large cities and border crossings. local groups are being given to fight back the.

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devon will that make devon and cornwall police returned his shotgun and licensed when last non— monthdavison had made ranting videos on youtube and had posted comments on social media, in particular to do with the incel group, associated with misogyny and acts of violence elsewhere. but todayis acts of violence elsewhere. but today is about remembering the five lives lost and celebrating their lives lost and celebrating their lives and reflecting and morning here in the community.- lives and reflecting and morning here in the community. thank you very much- _ in the last few hours, taliban militants in afghanistan have taken control of jalalabad, leaving just the capital kabul as the only major city still in government hands. the fall ofjalalabad — 90 miles east of the capital — came without a fight, according to media reports. the taliban have swept through the country in just ten days, following the withdrawal of american forces. our afghanistan correspondent secunder kermani reports from kabul. this is the very centre of kabul. thousands who have fled fighting across the north now

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apprenticeship is usually in trades like plumbing, hairdressing or brick—laying — but one town in devond puppetry. it's part of an effort to give traditional seaside entertainment a boost, and attract more visitors. sarah ransome went to have a look. roll up, roll up, come and see the punch and judy show! echoing the past on the prom... i can go out and do funny things and spread joy and be joyful. make way! ..trainee street performers are putting into practice newly learned skills of the showman... i think we all need a laugh and we all need to feel joyous at the moment. ..in celebration of traditional seaside entertainment. in its heyday, one of the draws of the great british holiday were the professional performers. the hope is it's the same for this new generation. you see a man, six, seven, eight foot tall, walking down the street in the 18005, it will have the same reaction as right now. it's actually the same joy and the same feelings of excitement, and i don't think that's a thing that will stop. welcome to uncle taco's flea circus! as overseas travel became more pocket friendly

particularly heavy across northern parts of the uk, maybe fewer for a time for the south of wales and devonuld be decent sunshine in plymouth. hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines. gold medal number 20 for team gb asjoe choong takes top spot in the men's modern pentathlon. bronze on the track asjosh kerr runs a personal best in the men's 1,500 metres for his medal. boxing gold for galal yafai as he wins in the flyweight division for team gb. success in the pool, too. tom daley earning bronze in the 10 metre platform diving — his second medal of the games. while britain's matt walls and ethan hayter took olympic men's madison silver — behind denmark in first. in other news, the united states and the uk warn their remaining citizens in afghanistan to leave immediately as the taliban continue their advance. a volunteer firefighter has died as wildfires spread across greece, with thousands being moved from their homes to the north of athens. the end of most coronavirus restrictions in wales — no more limits on meeting indoors, plus an end to rules on social distancing. now on b

reporter devon feely explains. >> i'm asking for a roof over my head. >> reporter: he is trying to save his family's home where they have lived for the past 15 years. he's facing foreclosure and eviction possibly as soon as this week. >> what i'm asking them is to give me time to close the escrow so everybody will move on. >> reporter: fred bought the house in 2006. a decade later to get a $75,000 loan against the home to jumpstart a business with a company called community funded llc. unbeknownst to him fred said community fund then bought the mortgage on his house. >> they know they cannot afford, they go behind and buy the property back through the foreclosure. >> this morning housing advocate showed up at the door of the owners of community find and they are urging the owners to stop the eviction process and give fred and his family time to secure the loan to buy the house back out right. the alternative is simply unacceptable. he has a wife and three children under the age of six and does not want them to end up homeless. >> that would be painful, that is where we live. we have no