shamima begum — the east london teenager who joined the islamic state group — has been granted legal to help fight the decision to strip her of her british citizenship. ms begum is being held in a detention camp in northern syria after is fighters were driven from the region. she left the uk aged 15, and wanted to return to raise a baby son, who has since died. there have been many other cases in the last decade of legal aid being granted to people stripped of their nationality because of terror links. in an interview this morning,

third day, one couple are arrested after gluing themselves to a docklands light railway train in east london july the fifteenth — as part of efforts to make the internet safer for children. in the business news... house prices rose in february at the slowest rate since september 2012 while in london house prices fell. that's according to data published by the office for national statistics. more on this in a moment. a surprise court ruling in london has revived the possibility of a £14bn lawsuit against credit card business mastercard. the court of appeal has ruled a tribunal must reconsider the class action against mastercard. it alleges 46 million people paid higher prices in shops than they should have due to high card fees. and shares in italian football giant juventus fell by 22% on the milan stock market this morning, after the club was knocked out of the champions league by ajax amsterdam. afternoon, welcome to the business news. we've had the latest update on the cost of living this morning — the consumer price index's measure of inflation came in at 1.9% for march — that's unchanged

a man in his 20s has died after suffering "knife and gunshot wounds" in newham, east london.s were called just after nine o'clock last night, but the man died at the scene. it comes after three teenagers were taken to hospital earlier in the day after being stabbed within minutes of each other in north—east london. israeli voters go to the polls today to choose a new government. the incumbent prime minister benjamin netanyahu is seeking a fourth consecutive term — if he wins he is set to become israel's longest serving leader. his right—wing party faces strong competition from a centrist alliance led by a former military chief, benny gantz, and polls suggest the two parties are closely tied. our correspondent yolande knell reports. violence and conflict are neverfar away in israel. that's why elections here are fought and won on security. i could hear the voom, then boom, up went the explosive. robert wolf's family home was destroyed two weeks ago by a powerful rocket fired by palestinian militants in gaza. nobody was killed but his baby granddaughter was among those hurt. we

zain kaysurfrom east london, made hundreds of thousands of pounds by blackmailing users of pornographicino, this is zain qaiser, one of the uk's uk most prominent and wealthy cyber criminals. the university dropout hit upon what he thought was the perfect online crime that nobody would report as he reaped the rewards. qaiser placed fake adverts on popular pawn websites, and as thousands of users clicked, machines locked up fake prosecution warnings. people thought they were under investigation from british police, the fbi and others. users could pay a small fine to get their computer back, and thousands did so, in the fear that their habit would be exposed. national crime agency says he hit millions of computer users... with the help of a russian gang. i would regard this as the most significant cybercrime offender that the national crime agency has investigated. why is that? the sheer volume and complexity of the actions he has undertaken. the number of people he is connected with worldwide. the complexity of the malware he deployed and the success of his operation. judge timothy lamb

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in north london, arsenal gave east london and easter repeat. ons and one mistake can change the season. —— goals like this. now we're at the business end of the season it's worth just reminding ousrelves what this title race will involve. liverpool a point clear but manchester city have that all important game in hand away to manchester united on wednesday. celtic need just four points from their four remaining premiership games to be sure of another league title. that's after being held to a goalless draw at hibernian they were denied thanks to several brilliant saves from hibs keeper 0fir marciano. neil lennon's side still have a nine point lead over rangers at the top as they look for an eighth straight league title. chelsea women scored a precious away goal against the best team in europe lyon, although they lost 2—1 in the first leg of their champions league semi—final and they didn't make life easy for themselves first scoring an own goal and then conceding after being unable to defend a corner. they also had a fran kirby penalty saved but

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these are young people, from oxford, south london, east london, north london, and i think they probablygh of a protest. just a few officers are here at the moment with security staff from the airport and you can see the tow trucks just next to the model of the airbus a380 which have been here since early this morning just encase people put vehicles to disrupt people going in and out of the tunnel. it appears that the protest here has disappeared but meanwhile, it is possible of course that this is a well coordinated group and there may be action planned either here at heathrow or one of the other airports which are expecting, many of them, gatwick, sta nsted, expecting, many of them, gatwick, stansted, luton, manchester, edinburgh, the busiest bank holiday easter friday that they have had. simon, thank you very much. meanwhile, hundreds of protesters have blocked the entrance of the headquarters of the societe generale bank in paris. greenpeace activists are campaigning against the investment and financing of fossil fuels. french police have used pepper spray to try and disburse protest

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a man in his 20s has died after suffering knife and gunshot wounds in newham, east london. last night, but the man died at the scene. it comes after three teenagers were taken to hospital earlier in the day after being stabbed within minutes of each other in north—east london. israeli voters go to the polls today to choose a new government. the incumbent prime minister benjamin netanyahu is seeking a fourth consecutive term — if he wins he is set to become israel's longest serving leader. his right wing party faces strong competition from a centrist alliance led by a former military chief, benny gantz and polls suggest the two parties are closely tied. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet reports. well, this has been described as his toughest election yet, but i've covered every election in which binyamin netanyahu has won, ever since the 1990s and they're always described as difficult to call, unpredictable, but even by that standards, this one is pretty tough, because he has a formidable challenger, a former army chief, benny gantz, who has no political exper

let's go back to the dlr train in east london, at ca nary the dlr train in east london, at canary wharfkeeping them on top of theirtrain, and which is what is keeping them on top of their train, and they are not willing to move off at the moment. it's also been reported that somebody else has glued there had to a window of the train, but we can't see a window of the train, but we can't see any pictures so we don't know for sure if that is correct. there isa for sure if that is correct. there is a lot of interest there. they are waving to commuters who have been affected, because this train isn't going anywhere, so it is causing some disruption. let's listen to steve crawshaw, author of street spirit: the power of protest and mischief i asked him early of these protests become counter—productive. i asked him early of these protests become counter-productive. the protesters themselves have made every effort for the spirit to be good, if you like, so if you walk through the crowds, as we were hearing, in general people are interested rather than hostile. it was interesting, the suggestion

taken to hospital earlier in the day after being stabbed within minutes of each other in north—east londonrs had to be taken to hospital after being assaulted by teenagers at a young offenders institution in west london. the officers were among around 20 staff attacked at feltham during an outbreak of violence at the weekend. prison officers have partly blamed increasing tensions on recent changes in the treatment of inmates who misbehave. debenhams is on the brink of administration after it rejected a new offerfrom sports direct to invest two hundred million pounds into the department store. on monday, debenhams turned down a similar proposal from mike ashley's company to put a hundred and fifty million pounds into the retailer. the new offer was rejected, because mr ashley wanted to be chief executive. the department store chain issued three profit warnings last year. the american actress felicity huffman is among fourteen parents who have said they will plead guilty to being part of a university admissions scandal. it's been alleged she paid a consultant fifteen—thousand—dolla rs — that

death in leicester in 2015, and kay greene—stewart, whose 21—year—old son was fatally stabbed in east londonor coming on the programme. i want to ask you what you think of the responses of some of the men in that film about some of the men in that film about some of the men in that film about some of the reasons why they carry knives? you can see because it is they are scared. i believe genuinely if they are not carrying a knife but they do not feel safe stop they will tool themselves up to be safe. it is like stab or be stabbed. de think thatis like stab or be stabbed. de think that is a justification for carrying a knife? no, but you can see the fear in theirfaces. a knife? no, but you can see the fear in their faces. they are genuinely scared of being stabbed. what do you think? i do not think it isa what do you think? i do not think it is a justification that young people are scared out there, especially this last young man speaking, who came from a poor family and what he experienced. i think there is a lot of young people that have gone through that type of deprivation in their lives.

outside the prison where julian assange is being held in custody it's a category a prison in south east london now today members of the german bundestag and the european parliament's were in front of the prison holding a press conference protesting against a songes arrest they believe it sets a dangerous precedent wide search and that's. john at least he's a whistle blower and he needs international protection and not the criminal criminalization we we say he gave. the truth he delivered to provide the truth to the public about the war crimes you rock and afghanistan and therefore he should be awarded more criminalized if he says that most of the sins of the knights and states his accusers by being as he can be in prison for all their lives i mean it's not fair because you're only the now's the cases that corruption cases the right information to society and to people in the wall now the spanish pay and a memorandum of the times talking to a area where she received an official invitation from the ecuadorian embassy to visit a song on monday however this was of course not possible over the week

and in south east london — in thamesmead: eastern way is closed for roadworks.heathrow and today is not going to be quite as warm. we arejust is not going to be quite as warm. we are just about hanging is not going to be quite as warm. we arejust about hanging on is not going to be quite as warm. we are just about hanging on to the fine and dry weather. the sunshine today perhaps a little hazy and a bit more in the way of high cloud. still a warm day with temperatures getting into the low 20s. 22— 23 celsius, away from the coast. we may have to be just one or two degrees cooler. lengthy clear spells overnight with high cloud coming and going. minimum temperature around nine or 10 celsius so another mild night. a bright start as we head into wednesday morning with sunshine around at least first thing. the cloud will increase and with it, some heavy showers as well. the temperature a bit cooler but still reasonable. high—teens, it's not until thursday when things get a bit cooler with heavy spells of rain. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in h

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speaking at an event in east london, their leader sir vince cable reiterated his party's call for another referendum, saying that parliament was gridlocked and the country was demoralised. our deputy political editor john pienaar reports. vince cable's last outing as leader, and as tough as any he's known. not that that was his message today, launching the liberal democrats‘ push in the european parliament this was. stop brexit. it's simple. it's uncomplicated. it's unambiguous. we are not iffing and butting. it's honest. not easy, though, squeezed by pro—brexit protests, labour, the tories, and the new party of the centre refusing sir vince's call to work together. you reached out to the new party, change uk, and offered partnership. they rebuffed you and they are coming after your votes. has that made a very difficult election all but impossible? there are millions of people in the country who are craving an alternative to the extremes. which they are now getting on the right and left from the tory party and the labour party. and they do want people to come together to have a more moder

for any forest of things i care very much he tweets and e-mails now the home secretary speech in east london last week was his first on crime his commitment to move to a public health approach has received a cautious welcome across the political parties the public health approach which is something i announced towards the end of last year and that again was through listing to experience from both other parts of the u.k. from other countries as well who have also seen a a similar rise in serious violence and i think we should learn from wherever we can and i think it is in.

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outside belmarsh prison where julian assange is being held in custody is a category a prison in south east london now earlier today members of the german bundestag and the european parliament were in front of the prison holding a press conference per testing against a songes arrest they believe it sets a dangerous precedent worldwide for journalists. journalists he's a whistle blower and needs international protection and not the criminal criminalization we recently he gave us the truth he delivered to provide the truth to the public about the war crimes you rock and afghanistan and therefore he should be awarded to criminalize if he says that most of the sins of the knights and. his accusers by subpoena as he can be in prison for all their life i mean it's not fair because he only then mousa cases that corruption cases the right information to society to people in the wall now the spanish m.e.p. and a memorandum of the times talking to area where she received an official invitation from the ecuadorian embassy to visit a songe on monday however this was of course not possible over the weekends we

but claimed it would have faced severe financial cuts had it removed the monument university of east london tried to set up a one hundred million pound fund for reparations over slavery saying the money should be put aside to support ethnic minority students and in america harvard has removed master from its academic titles and georgetown students voted in favor of reparations for the descendants of nearly three hundred slaves sold by the university in the nineteenth century and we heard some opposing views earlier on whether paying out reparations now is the right way to atone for crimes of the distant past. these decisions are very much long overdue and one would have thought that a country such as britain coming to terms with his colonial past would have made this these sorts of efforts much earlier but nevertheless i do applaud. cambridge. go for taking this initiative and i think other institutions like the british museum the british library all of the colonial there are. in britain as a consequence of colonial plunder should now be in an act of reparation return today countries of ori

barrel bikes for a spin before they hit the streets in the seaside town of bournemouth and here in east londonoday. about this one? this one has a tracker and it, this means it should be easierfor you this one has a tracker and it, this means it should be easier for you to find. the cycles are designed by the same company that put the green lights on transport for london bikes. now it is using the same technology to reimagine how douglas bikes could work in uk cities. it's a lwa ys bikes could work in uk cities. it's always on tracker gets yourjuice from pedal power and a solar panel is based on its basket. the marked areas provide virtual versions of the docs and cyclists are encouraged to leave their bikes in them. you can park in the beryl bay, but you can park in the beryl bay, but you can also park it wherever you wish, and pay a small premium to do that. 0ther and pay a small premium to do that. other users will also be paid a small amount to pick up that i can parkit small amount to pick up that i can park it in a bay. if the bike is in the wrong place you can always paint another line

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beryl bikes for a spin before they hit the streets in the seaside town of bournemouth and here in east londonoday. what's different about this one? well, this one has a tracker in it, which means it's always connected and it should be easier for you to find. the cycles are designed by the same company that put the green lights on transport for london bikes. and now it is using the same technology to reimagine how dockless bikes could work in uk cities. it's always—on tracker gets its juice from your pedal power and a solar panel neatly placed in its basket. the marked areas provide the virtual version of the docks, and cyclists are encouraged to leave their bikes in them. users will be incentivised to park the bike in the beryl bay, but you can also have the freedom to park it wherever you wish, but you will pay a small premium to do that. and other users will also be incentivised to collect that bike if it is left outside of a bay and park it into a beryl bay. and on the plus side, if a bay turns out to be the wrong size or in the wrong place, you could always just paint another line somewhe

weren't able to see him and now whether you're going to perhaps visit him in belmarsh prison in south east london known to some as the kind of guantanamo of britain. well the first time mostly visit to the embassy and to a certain in the embassy and areas for a look or a sort of twentieth of april now that's a little bit long away from now and was surprised and shocked to see the rest and before we could actually visit him there yes another process of measuring an official request of the british authorities to be able to visit his current was a detention but so far you can't say there's been any obstruction of un special rapporteur to witness the conditions in which an innocent has been kept in what i cannot do it was to make your case and i certainly many requests and i have not been able to visit him at his place of detention and the concerns of the appeal that have a lot of the fifth of april to suspend any and visits to the steps of expelling him have not been respected and you intend on applying then to come and see him out of belmarsh prison where to look at yes because his doctor or a medi

was wrapped up when open mike poetry night in trendy east london. is just this is this. is love is that. nowhere to be seen a tweed jacket or sheaf of paper that's tripped over she wished her well i carry her. yes but it's time to let go. so many poets not enough time to accommodate them all because i'm in a lot it's ok. to listen to many of the new fans have found poetry right here on their phones instagram poems designed to be read on a single screen canadian poet rupie core has three point six million followers millennialists trying to make sense of a mixed up fast paced world one day they said she was old enough to learn some shame she found it came quite naturally but there was a kind of safety the body finds a place to hide the cost fans out against the skin much less that follows on coffins after they put the dead men imtiaz starkers poems are required reading part of the curriculum for any british teenager studying english literature. i think in this world today there is so much confusion so much noise from the world that poetry is needed more than ever and peopl

killed off in westminster has only helped to bring it to hate now the home secretary speech in east london this week was the first on crime he used it to give a deeply personal explanation of why he was changing the approach or knife crime. it's not so difficult to see how i could have turned out to have a life of crime myself. these graphs sure the extent of the problems with which the home secretary is grappling the official statistics show three things one that the incidence of knife crime is not just a london.

now the homes actually speech in east london this week was a farce on crime he used it to give a deeply personal explanation of why he was changing the approach or knife crime. it's not so difficult to see how i could have turned out to have a life of crime myself. these graphs sure the extent of the problems with which the home secretary is grappling. the official statistics show three things one that the incidence of knife crime is not just a london problem however across england it is heavily concentrated in the urban areas too in london although they're not attacks everywhere it's just the capital's deprived areas which bear the brunt of the problem. and three figures over the last decade sure knife crime at first falling and then rising rapidly to reach new highs in the last two years against a spat drained the homosexuals a new policy can be with it the hope of an all party.

being questioned on suspicion of murder after the bodies of two women were found in a freezer in east londonen formally identified. police are offering a reward of 20,000 pounds for information that leads to the arrest and prosecution ofjoseph mccann who is wanted in connection with the abduction and rape of two women in london last week. alex hepburn, a cricketer who raped a woman as part of a sexual conquest game while she was asleep, has been jailed for five years. maternity services at two hospitals in south wales have been put into special measures after an independent review found serious failings. the review was prompted by a number of baby deaths and serious incidents at the royal glamorgan and prince charles hospitals. it found that staff shortages and a "blame culture" had led to poor care. sian lloyd reports. we have kept things along the way. this was our first christmas without her. sarah and jonathan had only a brief moment with their daughterjennifer, she died shortly after being prematurely at their home. sarah had gone to her local hospital while in labour but was told she h

for any forest offense i care very much he tweets and e-mails now the home secretary speech in east london last week was his first on crime his commitment to move to the public health approach has received a cautious welcome across the political parties the public health approach which is something i announced towards the end of last year and that again was through listing to experience from both other parts.