early morning in east london, and a protest by extinction rebellion starts to backfire. a tube train is held up, and frustration at the delays turns to anger. some in the crowd suddenly turn on the activists. others intervene to protect them. a photographer with the group is pulled to the ground. the atmosphere is becoming ugly. with the train at a standstill, patience snaps, and someone grabs one of the protesters and pulls him off. some try to attack him, others defend him. another man then climbs onto the train to chase the last protester. he's quickly caught and eventually pushed into the crowd. the leaders of extinction rebellion say they regret these scenes but stand by the action. i would understand why people felt the desperation to undertake similar actions again. despite the hostile reaction you've had? i would understand it. from blocking roads in leeds, to disrupting the centre of cardiff, to targeting london city airport, extinction rebellion has tried to highlight climate change, but it depends on public support. trains like this one stopped in east london

that is the part wherejodie chesney east london, on a friday night.ht with friends, she was stabbed in the back and died of a serious stab wind. manuel petrovic said today that his co—defendants got back into his car and he had no idea what had happened. he said he never noticed any blood. he said he didn't know the victim or any of her friends and he had no idea that anything violent was going to happen that evening. he said he didn't even realise that she had been stabbed until he saw news reports the following day. he recalled how later on the evening of the murder, his co—defendant called him and said he needed help, he needed another favour, he needed a change of clothes and manuel petrovic said he had done that, he had taken a spare change of clothes to him but said he didn't realise exactly what had happened and that that is why he needed a change of clothes. he said he felt very sad about that and that he felt very sad about that and that he thought about it everyday. he saidi he thought about it everyday. he said i think about it everyday tha

rebellion protesters were dragged to the ground by commuters after climbing on top of a train in east londono months after a ba flight filled with smoke, and was forced to make an emergency landing, passengers tell the bbc they're still suffering from breathing difficulties. the veteran labour mp dame louise ellman quits the party after 55 years saying jeremy corbyn is not fit to be prime minister. also coming up: a new way of detecting arthritis in knees moves a step closer. researchers use high—frequency sound monitoring to help their diagnosis. and in sport, american boxer patrick day has died aged 27 four days after suffering a brain injury in a fight against charles conwell. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. borisjohnson is expected to travel to brussels in the coming hours where he's hoping to finalise a brexit deal with eu leaders. but his chances of that deal being supported at westminster have this morning been dealt a severe blow by the democratic unionist party. the dup said it couldn't accept the plans "as things stand." it's understood that the new text of the agree

early morning in east london, and a protest by extinction rebellion starts to backfire.tivists. others intervene to protect them. a photographer with the group is pulled to the ground. the atmosphere is becoming ugly. with the train at a standstill, patience snaps, and someone grabs one of the protesters and pulls him off. some try to attack him, others defend him. another man then climbs onto the train to chase the last protester. he's quickly caught and eventually pushed into the crowd. the leaders of extinction rebellion say they regret these scenes but stand by the action. i would understand why people felt the desperation to undertake similar actions again. despite the hostile reaction you've had? i would understand it. from blocking roads in leeds, to disrupting the centre of cardiff, to targeting london city airport, extinction rebellion has tried to highlight climate change, but it depends on public support. trains like this one stopped in east london this morning are a low—carbon form of transport. but there was some sympathy. i salute you, honestly, and i hope,

ms arcuri says borisjohnson visited her at her flat here in east london five, ten, a handful of timess to see whether mr johnson helped her to receive any funds or access to trade trips. the london assembly has given him until tomorrow night to provide any e—mails or documents. if he doesn't, then they could summons him to appear. if he ignores that, then it could be a fine or even prison. the prime minister had little to add. did you break the gla code of conduct? no, and i've said i think everything i'm going to say on that matter. ms arcuri said they had a very close bond. labour says she should have declared this. he has a duty to declare his relationship with ms arcurie. he had a duty to make that declaration under the code of conduct, which he needed to have abided by. jennifer arcuri has spoken, but the prime minister still has questions. lucy manning, bbc news. a retired high courtjudge has accused the police watchdog of "shocking failures" in its investigation of what went wrong during the metropolitan‘s police inquiry into an alleged paedophile network at westminster. operat

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early morning in east london, and a protest by extinction rebellion starts to backfire.wd suddenly turn on the activists. others intervene to protect them. a photographer with the group is pulled to the ground. the atmosphere is becoming ugly. with the train at a standstill, patience snaps, and someone grabs one of the protesters and pulls him off. some try to attack him, others defend him.

want to know the exact route the truck took on its way to the industrial park on the outskirts of east london. this footage shows the vehicle passing by 2 separate c.c.t.v. cameras shortly before the bodies were discovered. british police a facing and europe wide investigation it's known the lorry has gary number plates and passed through the port of support in belgium the truck's driver was from northern ireland forensic investigations are under way but police say the victims are chinese nationals 8 women and 31 men late wednesday offices towed away the truck. this matches attracted national and international interest and it's absolutely imperative that the operation is conducted. that the gentleman in the family. may get through this and find them and mathematics is said to be with their families for now there's still more questions than answers in this one case which of horrified many britons. where there is one man tonight who more any of us knows the terror in fear that those $39.00 chinese men and women must have experienced before taking their final breaths walked in the back of a truc

earlier reports said they were all chinese the container was found in an industrial essex east of london. a 10th day of anti-government protest is underway in lebanon where demonstrators are protesting by blocking the roads in parts of beirut security forces are trying to dismantle the roadblocks and people are calling for a civil disobedience until the government steps down there are frustrated over corruption as well as the spiraling economic crisis. let's bring in stephanie tucker says joining us from beirut so is her same attempt their protests stephany's to protesters keeping up the pressure on the momentum on the governments. the. fair and this is one of the ways that they're trying to to that degree one of the main thoroughfares will be able to you can see you have the security forces here with their riot gear they are surrounding the protesters who are sitting down on the ground this of course is a way that the protesters are using to put pressure on the government stopping the mobility of people across not just beirut but also the main highways. here it's going to try to you. so

london saturday police are now trying to piece together how the journey ended in tragedy. and charlotte potts joins us now from there that industrial park in the town of grey is east of london where those bodies were discovered charlotte one of the latest developments well the police are just slowly lifting the cold and behind me at this area has been cordoned off all day but now the truck with the 39 dead bodies inside has been taken out of this parking lot away from that street that has been cordoned off to recover those bodies and a further identify him them we had a closer look at the truck before we were able to go behind that gates and see the forensic teams at work they were working at high speeds to just find out who these people were and chai and to identify them. chelate there's conflicting information about how the truck reached the u.k. what more do we know about that. well we know that the truck was driven by a 25 year old irish man and this man has apparently driven the so-called taxi off that. through ireland into the united kingdom he then picked up the container somewhere in belgium authorities believe at the moment and drove it back to the united kingdom s

our correspondent charlotte potts spent the day in the industrial park in the town of gray's east of london where the bodies were discovered she sent us this assessment. this is the horrific scene with 39 people with found dead inside the back of a truck they had believed to have died on their journey by have belgium to the united kingdom forensic teams have been collecting evidence all day in the hope of identifying the victims the 25 year old northern irish driver is in police custody on the suspicion of murder and authorities are hoping now to get answers from him on what happened on this trip and to the victims where the details of what happened here all points to a case of human trafficking gone terribly wrong in just a few hours spanish authorities are due to start moving the remains of francisco franco the dictator who ruled spain until his death in 1975 is preserved body will be removed from a shrine that critics say glorifies franco's victory in the spanish civil war instead of commemorating its victims will be read buried next to his wife near madrid. this colossal mousa liam know

our correspondent charlotte potts spent the day in the industrial park in the town of gray's east of london where the bodies were discovered she spoke to mark carter from red cross who have been supporting workers dealing with the tragedy. so met really what a horrific find this morning how did the people that love fest on the scene react to this well as you say it's been a really traumatic day for everyone involved hearts reads you go out to the families and loved ones of those 39 people as yet unidentified. the rush hour course of being on scene since about noon today and we've been supporting the emergency services where for kind of a safe place to come in get a cup of tea or have a friendly chat to kind of wind what's been a really traumatic day for them one member of the forensic team that was in the law itself said it was the hardest 8 out in a 30 year career so we really can't overstate just what difficult day it's been very one involved you said it this situation doesn't happen every day so how can you be prepared for that. you know i mean it's very very difficult it's worth saying

vietnamese woman has come forward fearing she was among the 39 people found dead in a container truck east of london relatives of the 26 year old say they haven't heard from her since receiving distressing text messages and what she describes suffocating british police have not confirmed either the identities nor the nationalities of the victims and hayward has the latest on the investigation from london. well i think police have made a 4th arrest in this fast moving investigation he is a 48 year old man arrested at stansted airport on suspicion of conspiracy to traffic people a manslaughter 2 other people were arrested earlier both $38.00 a man and a woman in northern england with a lorry driver arrested at the scene is still being held by police the real focus now of course is trying to identify the victims in the early stages of the investigation it was thought they were all chinese nationals but some bare them is families are reported to have raised concerns about the welfare of their relatives including the family of a 26 year old woman who they believe could have been inside the container the

a war correspondent she spent the day in the industrial park in the town of greece which is east of london where the bodies were discovered and she sent us this. this is the horrific scene with 39 people with found dead inside the back of a truck they had believed to have died on their journey belgium to the united kingdom forensic teams have been collecting evidence all day in the hope of identifying the victims the 25 year old's northern irish driver is in police custody on the suspicion of murder and authorities are hoping now to get answers from him on what happened on this trip and to the victims where the details of what happened here all points to a case of human trafficking gone terribly wrong. a champions league football now in the midway point of the group stage let's show you the scores from when state knights matches defending champions liverpool have no trouble with belgian side gang but napoli stayed top of group with a win over salzburg barcelona beat sylvia prague and they led lead group f. right now because dortmund last into milan elsewhere leipzig edged zenit in group g.

want to know the exact route the truck took on its way to the industrial park on the outskirts of east london. this footage shows the vehicle passing by 2 separate c.c.t.v. cameras shortly before the bodies were discovered. british police a facing and europe wide investigation it's known the dory has gary number plates and passed through the port of support in belgium the truck's driver was from northern ireland. forensic investigations along under way with victims still not identified late wednesday officers told the truck await. this matches attracted national and international interest it is absolutely imperative that the operation is conducted. that. the family. may get through this and find them and mathematics is to be with their families for now there's still more questions than answers in this. in case which had horrified many britons. the international judo federation has banned iran indefinitely until its athletes are allowed to face israelis in competition a suspension had already been imposed on iran last month now the band comes after saeed mole i was pressured by his country's j

nothing unusual about this cargo truck parked in an industrial estates in the town of gray's east of london but when police forced open its doors in the early hours of wednesday they made a gruesome discovery the lifeless bodies of 39 people believed to have made their way to the u.k. from area police say they arrived too late to help those inside emergency services attended but sadly all 39 people inside the container who died. early indications suggest that one of these people was a teenager the rest are believed to be adults. a murder investigation was launched and the lorry driver a 25 year old man from northern ireland was arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in place custody prime minister. prime minister boris johnson expressed his condolences in parliament so the whole house will be shocked by the appalling news that $39.00 bodies have been discovered in a lorry container in essex this is an unimaginable tragedy and truly heartbreaking i know that the thoughts and prayers of all members are with those who lost their lives and their loved ones. the truck entered britain via ar

we will show you the pictures again of people on top of tube trains, three east london tube stationstop and as we will show you any second now commuters were pulling the demonstrators off the roofs. nathan says, i'm part of extinction rebellion but this was a really stupid thing to do. from the start most of us were opposed to it but it somehow went ahead anyway. so hopefully those responsible will learn their lesson. there is clearly a split within extinction rebellion. josh says, i am an avid supporter of extinction rebellion but this is just stupid. we are going to lose a lot of support. somebody who does not leave their name says, attacked for protecting the planet? attack because commuters will be late for work? there won't be work to go to when life ends. bertie says, i'm a gardener, and normally i would support extinction rebellion but protesting on the top of trains seems really stupid. it is the green option. go in protest at a truck stop. breaking news in from the prime minister, boris johnson, stop. breaking news in from the prime minister, borisjohnson, who has tweeted th

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candlelit vigil has been held in london for the 39 people found dead in the back of a truck on wednesday people have confirmed the dead were chinese citizens the bodies were found east london after the trailer arrived from belgium well those are the headlines to join me for more news here on al-jazeera after a fault lines stay with us. the prime minister. mission is to deliver british on the 31st of all turned out to be making this country the greatest place all the time to depart just one more tonight follow me would drama of bricks it on al-jazeera. i find these things that i hadn't looked at since i wrote them and i'm noticing like wow i was really in a messed up kind of place like things that were very dark suicidal you know almost as if i was like writing down prayers for a long time jews have carmen who kept this box closed shoved into a dresser drawer. this year he returned to these journal entries from high school finding traces of his encounters with a catholic priest psychological killer sexual predator who poses ashes on the forehead of his helpless victim ashes contain fingerprints ashes are earth fetish symbol turn him on. to super members the smell of

brent: we are in east of london where these bodies were discovered. a lot of people asking if this is a human trafficking mission that went totally wrong. what do we know about the 39 victims? charlotte: it all points to that. it is a case of human trafficking gone terribly wrong. we don''t know who the victims were or whwhere th arere from. it is likely they were european citizens. the united kingdom is a part of that. there is freedom of movement. they could have traveled t the legal way onto this island. it is common for refugees trying to get into the united kingdom onto this island t the back ofoe lorry. another truck was found with ninine people on board. they all luckily survived. these 39 here did not. brent: that happened in the last couple of hours. another truck found with nine people inside who are alive. what about the driver of the truck of the 39 victims? what have policemen able to tell us? charlotte: he is a 25-year-old northern irishman. he is in custody on suspicion of murder. the big question is how much did the driver really know.

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jennifer arcuri says boris johnson visited her at her flat here in east london five, ten, a handful of see whether mrjohnson helped her to receive any funds or access to trade trips. the london assembly has given him until tomorrow night to provide any e—mails or documents. if he doesn't, then they could summons him to appear. if he ignores that, then it could be a fine or even prison. the prime minister had little to add. did you break the gla code of conduct? no, and i think i've said everything i'm going to say on that matter. miss arcuri said they had a very close bond. labour says he should have declared this. he has a duty to declare his relationship with ms arcuri. he has a duty to make that declaration under the code if he doesn't, then they could summons him to appear. our top story this evening. levels of knife crime is rising around the country — london has the worst in the country. and celebrations for britain's nobel prize winner, whose work could bring new cancer treatments. coming up on sportsday on bbc news. another big step on the comeback path for andy murray as he ba

have been given more time to question the driver of the truck the bodies were found in essex east of london after to arrive from belgium lawrence lee has more. the belgian and the british authorities say they've noticed a spike in attempts at people trafficking from belgium since the french authorities closed down the camps in cali and dunkirk and so it seems the criminal gangs are looking at belgium instead as a route to the u.k. and apparently favoring refrigerated containers to put these people in is absolutely hideous as all that sounds politicians over here are expressing their horror and same keep saying much more must be done against these criminal gangs while completely ignoring the facts as human rights organizations keep saying these criminal gangs only make a living out of this because the asylum policies across the european union absolutely terrible and the e.u. keeps trying to put up fences and stop people coming in the 1st place and that's the reason why it's so lucrative for criminal gangs to exploit people in this way just today that they often this happened east of london t

woman have come forward fearing that she was among 39 people found dead in a container truck east of london relatives of the 26 year old say they haven't heard from her since receiving distressing text messages in which she describes suffocating british police have not confirmed either the identities or nationalities of the victims and the hayward has the latest on the investigation from london. well i think the police have made a 4th arrest in this fast moving investigation he is a 48 year old man arrested at stansted airport on suspicion of conspiracy to traffic people a manslaughter 2 other people were arrested earlier both 38 a man and a woman in northern england with a lorry driver arrested at the scene is still being held by police the real focus now of course is trying to identify the victims in the early stages of the investigation it was thought they were all chinese nationals but some vietnamese families are reported to have raised concerns about the welfare of their relatives including the family of a 26 year old woman who they believe could have been inside the container the dep

ms arcuri says borisjohnson visited her at her flat here in east london five, ten, a handful of timesgations to see whether mrjohnson helped her to receive any funds or access to trade trips. the london assembly has given him until tomorrow night to provide any e—mails or documents. if he doesn't, then they could summons him to appear. if he ignores that, then it could be a fine or even prison. the prime minister had little to add. reporter: did you break the gla code of conduct? no, and i've said i think everything i'm going to say on that matter. ms arcuri said they had a very close bond. labour says she should have declared this. he has a duty to declare his relationship with ms arcurie. he had a duty to make that declaration under the code of conduct, which he needed to have abided by. jennifer arcuri has spoken, but the prime minister still has questions. lucy manning, bbc news. a retired high courtjudge has accused the police watchdog of "shocking failures", in its investigation of what went wrong during the metropolitan‘s police inquiry into an alleged paedophile network at wes

two teenagers were fatally stabbed within hours of each other in london. 15—year—old ba ptista adjei was stabbed after school in the eastdon. our home editor, mark easton, reports now on what can be done to combat the rise in knife crime. 15—year—old baptista adjei went to school yesterday, but he never came home. his family today grieved by the spot where he died, on the pavement, outside a shopping centre, in east london. stabbed in his school uniform, he only made it this far, before his young life gave out. the most shocking aspect of this scene is its familiarity. around 70 people have been stabbed to death in london already this year. disproportionately teenagers. schoolboys. less than four hours after ba ptista died, police were scrambled to another stabbing, in camberwell, south london. they found an 18—year—old man with knife wounds, pronounced dead at the scene and hour later. a lot of young people keep their emotions inside. just around the corner is a project trying to steer people away from knife crime. this man spent 12 years in prison, for a stabbing, taylor who is 19, also convicted of a knife offence, n

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be chinese nationals the bodies were found on wednesday at an industrial estate in essex just east of london the chinese embassy in london says it's working with british police to help establish what happened the northern irish man arrested on suspicion of murder remains in police custody while lawrence lee has this update from london. well the news of the day that the 39 were chinese has led to media speculation that they could have been weak is from the west of china because of course heavily persecuted by the chinese state there are weaker refugees already in turkey there are overland routes towards western europe through turkey through comes libeled area and greece and so on the belgian and the british authorities say that they've noticed a spike in attempts at people trafficking from belgium since the french authorities closed down the camps in cali and dunkirk and so it seems the criminal gangs are looking at belgium instead as a route to the u.k. and apparently favoring refrigerated containers to put these people in is absolutely hideous as all that sounds politicians over here are ex

entered britain via our london saturday police are now trying to piece together how the journey ended in tragedy. and charlotte passes in the industrial park in the town of gray's east of london where the bodies were discovered charlotte you're at the scene there one of the latest developments. well the police have cordoned off this area since the early morning hours when this discovery was made to 39 bodies inside the truck we were able to take a look behind that gate that you see behind me we had a look at the truck just an ordinary truck of course but a horrific scene really you can't even begin to imagine what the conditions were like and sights of the truck full of people for the 39 people that died there we saw forensic teams working on that truck and they of course at least at this hour trying to identify the victims and site the truck do we know anything more about who those victims might be charlotte. well authorities belief that this truck originated in bulgaria but they haven't said who those victims were if they might have been bulgarians i mean this incident really reminds of another one in 2015 at the height of the refugee crisis when a truck was found

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wednesday the victims understood to be chinese nationals were discovered on an industrial estate in east london the european union has agreed to britain's request for brakes it extension but a new departure date is not being serious now the decision gives british m.p.'s more todd to decide whether to hold a snap election prime minister bars johnson is pushing for a vote on december 12th chalons has more now from brussels. over to you meetings in brussels this week ambassadors from $27.00 different e.u. countries the $28.00 the u.k. not of course being included in these discussions have gathered together to try to work out whether there's going to pre abraxane extension and if so for how long now they are most of the way there but the final hurdle gyration still to be cleared as they broke up on friday they said that there was full agreement on the need for an extension that was for the green went to reach a unanimous consensual the u 27 decision and there was full agreement that this should be done by written procedure and that there was no real need to get the leaders of these countries togeth

want to know the exact route the truck took on its way to the industrial park on the outskirts of east london. this footage shows the vehicle passing by 2 separate c.c.t.v. cameras shortly before the bodies were discovered. british police a facing and europe wide investigation it's known the lorry has gary number plates and passed through the port of support in belgium the truck's driver was from northern ireland forensic investigations are long underway but police say the victims are chinese nationals 8 women and 31 men late wouldn't stay offices towed away the truck. this matches attracted national and international interest and it's absolutely imperative that the operation is doubtful. that. the families. wait here but didn't find them enough money to sit in with their families for now there's still more questions than answers in this one case which of horrified many britons. ill have toting a jailed member of china's we're a minority has been honored with this year's prize a ward is being given out by the european union and it pays tribute to defenders of human rights now he worked for mo

in one crowded cell, we were told we would find ishant mustafi from east london.f being a committed jihadist who fought with is until the very end. he claims, like others, to have been tortured in prison. we have demands, demands as humans. there's, you know, stuff that needs to be provided as rights as a prisoner. we are under the coalition, true? we are under the coalition. but british and american troops are pulling back to avoid clashes with their nato ally, turkey. so the men and boys of the islamic state sit and wait. the kurds are left to contain this threat alone, while fighting for their lives. the prisons, now undermanned, are a secondary concern, they warn. some of these jails will fall into turkish hands. one has already been shelled. in another prison is ibrahim akbal from bradford. facebook posts show him armed and dressed for combat. he came as a teenager. his uncle was killed fighting for is. 18 members of his family joined the cause. he wants to go home, but says is is still waiting to strike. i think they will come back, to be honest with you. th

want to know the exact route the truck took on its way to the industrial park on the outskirts of east london. this footage shows the vehicle passing by 2 separate c.c.t.v. cameras shortly before the bodies were discovered. british police a facing and europe wide investigation it's known that dory has gary number plates and passed through the port of support in belgium the truck's driver was from northern ireland forensic investigations on long underway but police say the victims are chinese nationals 8 women and 31 men late wednesday offices towed away the truck. this matches attracted national and international interest and it's absolutely imperative that the operation is doubtful. that. the fed live. way here to find them and mathematics to sit with their families for now there are still more questions than answers in this one case which of horrified many britons . well there is one man who more than any of us knows the terror in fear that those 39 chinese men and women must have experienced before taking their final breaths walked in the back of a truck his name is. and he joins me tonigh

police in the uk have arrested a fourth person following the discovery of 39 bodies in a lorry east of londonesday. a bbc investigation has discovered several of those who died could be vietnamese. one family member has described receiving distressing text messages — apparently sent from the back of the truck. ed thomas reports. this is pham thi tra my. she's 26 and from vietnam. tonight, she's missing. her family fear she was one of the 39 people to lose their life in the refrigerated container found in essex. at the exact time the container was crossing from zeebrugge, she sent this disturbing message. " i' m really, really sorry, mum and dad. "my trip to a foreign land has failed. "i am dying, i can't breathe. "i love you very much." her brother wanted to broadcast this appeal on the bbc. translation: my sister went missing on the 23rd of october on the way from vietnam to the uk and we couldn't contact her. we are concerned she may be in that trailer. we are asking the british police to help investigate, so that my sister can be returned to the family. the bbc has also spoken to the famil