our correspondent, megan paterson, is in south—east london.heir respects-— anyone to come and pay their resects. ~ , , . respects. absolutely, we expect the viuil respects. absolutely, we expect the viail to respects. absolutely, we expect the vigil to take — respects. absolutely, we expect the vigil to take place _ respects. absolutely, we expect the vigil to take place at _ respects. absolutely, we expect the vigil to take place at about - respects. absolutely, we expect the vigil to take place at about 7pm - vigil to take place at about 7pm this evening and it is expected to last for around one hour. there will be poems, a minute's silence, various speakers from campaign groups and faith groups and it is a chance for people to come and celebrate the life of sabina nasser, to reflect on what has happened in this community this week, to think about sabina and to think about her family. we have seen a steady stream of people coming here to the site near where her body was found, people leaving flowers and cards, candles. many people did not kn

our correspondent, megan paterson, is in south east london.make thatjourney. her body was discovered the following day by a person walking their dog. they want members of the public to help try to identify that man and the police want them to get in touch if they have an inkling of how we might be. they also want people to get in touch if they recognise that vehicle be so because they believe he had access to it. we are focusing on that cctv footage and they have released that and are asking people to look at it. obviously we know there is a 38—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of murder and he remains in custody. the police asking people to think if they were in the area and if they spotted something to come forward. later tonight they will be a visual held here and local community members and women safety groups will come down here and there will be a moments silence and faith leaders will give readings. it's an opportunity for people to come down and reflect on her life and to stand up against that violence against women. the police wi

my colleague ben boulos is in south east london this morning.e this happening to her.— happening to her. absolutely, annita. with _ happening to her. absolutely, annita. with every _ happening to her. absolutely, annita. with every error - happening to her. absolutely, annita. with every error that i happening to her. absolutely, i annita. with every error that has passed this morning the number of tributes has been growing, as has that sense of —— with every hour. as has that sense of disbelief, sadness and of anger that a young woman, like so many others going out on a friday evening just to meet a friend at a local bar, cannot get there safely. the tributes here left by people who knew sabina and others who had never met her. there is one note that said, sabina, i never met you but perhaps you're that person who once gave me a big warm smile as we passed on the street. this is an area that feels like it should be safe. the park is not a big one, bordered on three sides by busy roads. the main road on that side and the railway station just to

it the the but it may have been a pretty has the more in east london, but the lines outside the vaccination centers much bigger. let's go live to one. now a correspondence. shoddy edwards dashti is that shoddy? we saw some pretty angry scenes in london a couple of hours ago was pretty pulse for your time. how did that pan out? well, 1st had the today we're out in full force on an absolute mission to court as much habit and disruption as possible. but it was all in the name of children's rights over potential plans to vaccinate 12, to 15 year olds across the united kingdom earlier they store the case drug red regulate $38.00 here in east london. and then they moved here to the science museum, which is now operating as a math vaccination center. we saw in both places, fine and flashes with the police. but finally, the place managed to dispense the crowds and even using tactics like tackling to try and move them along. now all of this comes around the u. k. government watchdog vaccines watch cars decided not to give the green light to allow this roll out of the vaccinations to healthy 12 to 15

sean dilley, bbc news. 0ur correspondent megan paterson is in south—east london.spot where sabina nessa plus my body was found on saturday afternoon by that member of the public. people coming down to leave flowers —— sabina nessa's body full stop some of these people knew her as a friend, teacher, and some didn't, but all of them expressing that level of grief, shock and upset for the loss of her life. a 28—year—old teacher who held their dash not heard there in sean's report described by her family is a beautiful and kind soul, by her teaching colleagues is dedicated to her pupils, so people coming out to lay flowers and have a moment of reflection here in the park this morning. the police again reiterating that message of people with information and might have seen something, to come forward, releasing more cctv information of a car they believe was connected to the investigation, and also of a man in a nearby square. 38—year—old man remains in police custody arrested on suspicion of murder, the police outlining sabina nessa's last moves yesterday. they say it

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condolence is opened for people to pay respects to teacher sabina nessa, who was killed in south—east londontwo canadians arrive home after spending over 1,000 days in detention in china over spying charges. it's the final day of campaigning in germany, where voters will elect a new chancellor. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. the government is due to formally announce a visa scheme that will make it easier for foreign drivers to work in the uk. details of the plan will be set out tomorrow. it's expected the temporary plan will allow visas for about 5,000 drivers to tackle the hgv driver shortage, which has led to supply problems at some petrol stations and other businesses. the road haulage association estimates that the uk is short of about 100,000 hgv drivers in total — with existing shortages made worse by a number of factors, including the pandemic and brexit. here's our business correspondent, katy austin. people have been told not to panic buy, there is no shortage of fuel itself. but again this morning, there were queues at petrol stations. absolute mayhem, nobody can get past, n

. —— — sabina nessa who was killed in south—east london.six goal thriller. liverpool were 3—2 up when brentford got their second equaliser of the game. 3—0 — 3—3. we got their second equaliser of the game- 3-0 - 3-3-— got their second equaliser of the game. 3-0 - 3-3. we played really iood game. 3-0 - 3-3. we played really good football. _ game. 3-0 - 3-3. we played really good football, create _ game. 3-0 - 3-3. we played really good football, create incredible - good football, create incredible chances, we should have scored, i think we agreed, three, four, five, six, but they deserved their three goals, could have scored a fourth one with the way they played. we couldn't deal with it today so it was perfect for them. we never before struggled that much in this situation. ., before struggled that much in this situation. . ., , ., situation. earlier, chase and were beaten 1- city _ situation. earlier, chase and were beaten 1- city - — situation. earlier, chase and were beaten 1- city -1-0 _ situation. earlier, chase and were beaten 1- city

condolence has been opened in south london to pay tribute to the teacher who was killed in south—east londonit vigil was held for her last night, people in a community wanting to pay tribute to the 28—year—old who was killed last week. our correspondent is there, many more floral tributes even than yesterday. many more floral tributes even than esterda . ~ , ,., , many more floral tributes even than esterda . ~ , , yesterday. absolutely, candle still burnina yesterday. absolutely, candle still burnin: for yesterday. absolutely, candle still burning for sabina _ yesterday. absolutely, candle still burning for sabina nessa - yesterday. absolutely, candle still burning for sabina nessa this - burning for sabina nessa this afternoon, the site from where her body was found last saturday by a member of the public walking their dog. the candlelit vigil took place about two or three minutes walk from here, hundreds of people attended it, it is when she was headed last friday night, she was expected to take a five minute walk from home to pegler square to go and meet a friend, she cut through the par

police release footage of a man wanted over the killing of sabina nessa in south—east london.n the next few minutes, a vigil will be held in the area where the 28—year—old primary school teacher lived. this is the scene live — we'll take you there shortly. senior ministers meet to discuss the problem of petrol stations in the uk having to shut because of a shortage of drivers motorists because of a shortage of drivers. motorists are being urged to buy normally. if people adhere to their normal buying patterns there's more than enough resilience in the service station network to deal with that. there's no need for people to rush out and fill up their cars with fuel, the country is not running out of fuel. three school children have been sentenced to a total of 28 years for killing reading teenager olly stephens in a berkshire his famaily call for reforms to social media. there is a cancer and our children's lives. it starts with the use of a mobile phone, with apps that were provided to entertaining, yet are used to spread slander, hatred, misinformation and bile, and ends in t

david had no links to gangs and was randomly stabbed near his home in newham, east london, as he spoke five other young men have suffered violent deaths in the borough, as the area continues to battle violent crime. zoe conway has this report. so, when i think about him, i think of a precious, precious child. always hugging me and kissing me and say he loves me. and he's just wonderful, beautiful, beautiful boy. marian gomoh speaking last year about her son, david. she says he was a dedicated young man. he worked with the nhs. he had nothing to do with gangs. after being stabbed ten times, he staggered to his mother's house. i heard him bang on the door, which, i don't know where his strength came from. my name was called, "mummy". and i came out. and that was it. his killers belonged to the north newham gang. they'd gone to enemy territory that day in south newham, with the sole purpose of hurting or killing someone. they chose david gomoh at random. if you want to understand newham's gang culture, you need to come to the compound gym. inside this fortress, raheel butt says he's provi

condolence is opened for people to pay respects to teacher sabina nessa, who was killed in south—east londonand it's the final day of campaigning in germany, where voters will elect a new chancellor. good afternoon. the government will set out tomorrow more details of a temporary visa scheme to make it easier for foreign lorry drivers to work in the uk. it comes after a frustrating day for some motorists, with queues and congestion around some petrol stations — following a disruption to fuel deliveries because of a shortage of hauliers. the visa scheme could bring in around 5,000 drivers, but the haulage industry says it needs 100,000. here's katy austin. people have been told not to panic buy, there is no shortage of fuel itself. but again today, motorists were queueing at petrol stations. in some areas, there's been traffic chaos as a result. petrol is on zero, i'm not going to make it. people have half a tank and they are going in there to fill up. three hours, it is ridiculous. you pass these two petrol stations, go up the road and it's the same again. i'm on red and i need to get petrol

condolence is opened for people to pay respects to teacher sabina nessa, who was killed in south—east londontwo canadians arrive home after spending over 1,000 days in detention in china over spying charges. now on bbc news, it's the media show. hello. i met ros atkins, and welcome to the media show. and i'm delighted to sate my guest today is one of the best—known and most influentialfigures in the uk media. he has his own production company, a new game show on itv, over eight million followers on twitter, a role in one of the best—known advertising campaigns of the last 25 years, a regular presenting slot on saturday nights on bbc one that he has had since 1999, and before all of that of course he was pretty good at football as well. gary lineker, welcome to the show. thank you, nice to be here. as you listen to all of that, do you recognise it? do think of yourself as a media player rather than a retired football player? well, it beats crisp—flogger extraordinaire. to little kids, that's all i am. yeah, ifeel that i'm a media person now. it's been a long time since... ..a very long time s

to appear in court charged with the murder of the primary school teacher sabina nessa in south—east londoning. our home affairs correspondent june kelly is outside willesden magistrates court is north west london for us now. what happened in court this morning? koci selamaj was detained in eastbourne, the town where he lives, about 3am on sunday. he is an albanian national and before he came into court this morning, there was discussion about whether he would need an interpreter to follow the proceedings. in fact, need an interpreter to follow the proceedings. infact, his need an interpreter to follow the proceedings. in fact, his lawyer indicated his english was good enough to follow what was happening. he appeared in the dock wearing a grey tracksuit and had a face mask on. he is accused of killing sabina nessa on friday the 17th of september in cater park in kidbrooke in south—east london. sabina nessa had made her way to the park because she was on her way to meet a friend at a nearby bar. she never arrived. this morning, the lawyerfor the defendant indicated he would be pleading not g

sabina, who was 28, was on her way to a pub in kidbrooke village in south—east london to meet a friendtody on suspicion of murder. detectives are also looking for this man, and have issued these images. he was caught on cctv walking in pegler square, which was where sabina was heading. police are appealing for anyone who recognises this man to contact them immediately. he is believed to have access to this silver car. at the school where sabina taught, parents and their children are mourning a much loved teacher. very sad news. very, very sad. we didn't expect it. so... yeah, she was a kind person, and a lovely person and, you know, we are missing her. she's very helpful and she helps us do our spellings. did you know her? yes. what do you remember of her? she helped me when i was lost. and when i was with my teacher, she helped me get back to my mum. sabina nessa's killing has once again brought into sharp focus the issues of violence against women, their safety on the streets and male attitudes. in this community now, the council is issuing hundreds of personal alarms to females. thi

this student in east london has a serious medical condition which means he hasn't been able to go outf the covid pandemic but comes to class instead as a robot avatar. how long you've been going to school like this? initially .it . it was to do with the lockdown and everything. i had surgery and that was the reason. are you recovering from the surgery now? yes. he's a brave person. you come across very well. thank you. is this your first time working with a robot in this way? it has been several months already. they just say you're going to be working with a robot instead of a child. everybody was excited. the robot going to schools across the uk and more than 1500 in europe. it's controlled from a child's home via an app. where are you talking to us from? from my ipad at home. they can change facial expressions, raise hands, even sleep is possible. is the blue meaning sleep? yes. do you ever put that on in the class? no. laughter. i'm just going to carry you to the next classroom. at the end of the day, the robot is put away to charge. he has occasionally had to call his teachers to

condolence is opened for people to pay respects to teacher sabina nessa, who was killed in south—east london of campaigning in germany, where voters will elect a new chancellor. now it's time for afghanistan the pakistan view. just over a month ago, the taliban swept into afg hanistan's capital, kabul. their lightning advance lasted only a few weeks, and they eventually walked into the capital without a fight, as former president ashraf ghani and much of his cabinet fled. a panicked evacuation ensued. now, the world is watching as the taliban form their government. exactly how they intend to rule remains unclear. the ministry for the propagation of virtue and prevention of vice is back, and last week, the taliban barred girls from secondary schools, with only boys and male teachers allowed back. in an exclusive interview, i speak to pakistan's prime minister, imran khan, about events in neighbouring afghanistan. i ask him how he intends to hold the new taliban government to account on human rights, and if they'll recognise afg hanistan's new rulers. prime minister, i suppose you're quite gla

sabrina who was 28 was on her way to a pub in kidbrooke village in south—east london, to meet a frond walking in pegler square which is where sabina nessa was heading. it is understood he had access o this silver car. hf is understood he had access 0 this silver car. , ., ., , ., silver car. if you have seen him or know who — silver car. if you have seen him or know who he _ silver car. if you have seen him or know who he s — silver car. if you have seen him or know who he s please _ silver car. if you have seen him or know who he s please come - silver car. if you have seen him or. know who he s please come forward. any little bit of information may be critical for us.— critical for us. sabina nessa's body was found last _ critical for us. sabina nessa's body was found last saturday _ critical for us. sabina nessa's body was found last saturday in - critical for us. sabina nessa's body was found last saturday in the - critical for us. sabina nessa's body. was found last saturday in the park, the day after she disappeared. her killing has once again brought into sharp focus the issue

the new us open champion was reunited with her parents after returning to south east london.a grand slam singles title, and she's since had a whirlwind week in new york with appearances on american tv and at the met gala. she's risen to british number one and 23rd in the world. but, although raducanu stole the headlines, hers wasn't the only success at flushing meadows. joe salisbury won two titles there, champion in the men's doubles with rajeev ram and also the mixed doubles with desiree krawchuk. i want to keep going. i was feeling good physically and was fresh and wanted to keep going. we've got sue thurman very tight matches and could have got through both of them —— we've got through some. we're just really happy how we kept going and came through some touched situations. to cricket, where it's been a good night for england's women in the first one—day international against new zealand in bristol, winning by 30 runs. england were put into bat, and captain heather knight led by example, scoring the 22nd half century of her odi career, before she was eventually out for 89

qasim is a student at seven kings school in east london.ndition which means he hasn't been able to go out since the beginning of the covid pandemic, but comes to class instead in a robot avatar. how long have you been going to school like this, qasim? well, originally, it was to do with the lockdown and everything. also, i had a surgery too, so that was also one reason. are you recovering from the surgery now? yeah. i have the impression qasim is a very brave person. you come across very well, qasim. oh, thank you. laughs. is this your first time working with a robot in this way, or have you done it before? oh, it has been several months already, isn't it, qasim? so, did theyjust say you're going to be working with a robot instead of a child? everybody was excited. there are 500 av1 robots going to school in this way across the uk and more than 1,500 in europe. it's controlled from a child's home via an app. where are you talking to us from? like, from my ipad at home. oh, wow. they can control the movement of the robot on the table, change

sabina nessa's body was found by a member of the public in a south—east london park on saturday morningpaterson reports. sabina nessa, described by her family as a "sweet, beautiful soul," by her colleagues as a "brilliant and dedicated teacher." on twitter, her sister said she was an inspiration, and she couldn't believe what was happening to herfamily. today, police officers leading the investigation into sabina nessa's murder again appealed for witnesses. maybe you saw someone acting strangely inside the park or running away from it. if you were in the area, please link back and let us know if you have any information. sabina nessa was going to meet a friend on friday night, a journey which should have taken just five minutes. she left her home on astle road at around 8:30pm, walking to the depot pub in kidbrooke village. her body was found by a member of the public near the onespace community centre in cator park the next day. flowers left at the scene where she was found. on friday, a vigil will be held here, celebrating sabina nessa's life, organised by campaigners who say this is

james reynolds is in kidbrooke in south east london for us. james, over to you.hank you very much- in a — james, over to you. thank you very much. in a statement, _ james, over to you. thank you very much. in a statement, police - james, over to you. thank you very much. in a statement, police said l much. in a statement, police said the 38 —year—old man was detained at 3 o'clock in the morning at an address in east sussex stop the man is in custody. 0fficers address in east sussex stop the man is in custody. officers say they continue to support the family of sabina nessa and describe the rest as a significant development. it is worth remembering sabina nessa was last seen on friday, the 17th of september. she was making what should have been a 5—minute walk through a park to a pub stop her body was found the park. several hundred people attended an event in her memory. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says he will "talk to" his deputy, angela rayner, after she referred to borisjohnson and conservative ministers as "a bunch of scum." ms rayner has refused to

police release footage of a man wanted over the killing of sabina nessa in south—east london.ld primary school teacher lived. this is the scene live — we'll take you there shortly. senior ministers meet to discuss the problem of petrol stations in the uk having to shut because of a shortage of drivers motorists because of a shortage of drivers. motorists are being urged to buy normally. if people adhere to their normal buying patterns there's more than enough resilience in the service station network to deal with that. there's no need for people to rush out and fill up their cars with fuel, the country is not running out of fuel. three school children have been sentenced to a total of 28

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condolence is opened for people to pay respects to teacher sabina nessa, who was killed in south east london the final day of campaigning in germany, where voters will elect a new chancellor. sports day is coming up in a moment, but before that, in the run up to cop26 the un climate change conference hello, and a warm welcome to the full review here on bbc news, and taking us through this week's cinema releases, as ever, it's mark kermode, and all of human life is here. , , ~ ~ . here. very interesting week. we have the many saints _ here. very interesting week. we have the many saints of _ here. very interesting week. we have the many saints of newark, _ here. very interesting week. we have the many saints of newark, which - here. very interesting week. we have the many saints of newark, which is l the many saints of newark, which is a big screen recall to the sopranos. we have the green knight, in which dev patel plays ga wayne. and a film in which a young man struggles to save the home he lives in from devon coalition. , , coalition. so, many saints of newark- _ coalition. so, many saints

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since sabina nessa vanished when she made her way to a bar in the square in kell brook in south—east london a first court appearance for a man arrested there. he is accused of the merger of sabina nessa on friday the 17th of september. koci selamaj is an albanian national. his lawyer told the court he didn't need an interpreter for today's brief hearing. he gave his name, address and date of birth. he is charged with murdering sabina nessa in cator park in kidbrooke. the defendant's lawyer indicated his client would be pleading not guilty to the murder charge. this is not a formal entering of a plea. that will come at a later stage in the legal process. the next hearing in this case will be on thursday when the defendant is due to appear at the old bailey. june kelly, bbc news, willesden magistrates�* court. lets have a look at the latest government coronavirus figures. there were 34,526 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. on average, 34,881 new cases were reported per day in the last week. 167 deaths were reported in the latest 24—hour period — that�*s people who died wit

after sabina nessa vanished after she made her way to a bar in this square in kidbrooke in south—east londoneekend, the police investigation switched to eastbourne in east sussex. and today, there was a first court appearance for a man arrested there. he is accused of the murder of the primary school teacher. the 26 —year—old is an albanian national, his lawyer told the court he did not need an interpreter for the brief hearing today. he gave his name, address and date of birth. he is charged with murdering sabina nessa in caterer park in kidbrooke. her body was discovered here the day after she went missing. the defendant �*s lawyer said his client had indicated that he would be pleading not guilty to the murder charge. this is not a formal entering of a plate. that will come at a later stage in the legal process. the next hearing in the case will be on thursday when the defendant will appear at the old bailey. now on bbc news — the travel show. this week on the show. auf wiedersehen, tegel airport. getting in the zone for the paris marathon. and around wales by pipped up peddlo. it's been

police release cctv footage of a man wanted over the killing of sabina nessa in south east london — ashey continue to question another man on suspicion of her murder coming up on bbc news, a year late, the ryder cup is under way. jon rahm and sergio garcia winning the opening for some, but the usa are hitting back. we will have the latest and much more on sportsday at 6:30pm. now, though, on bbc news, it's time for the film review. as though at a warm welcome to the film review here on bbc news and taking us through this week's sediment releases, as ever, it is mark kermode. all of human life is here! , , ~ ~ . here! very interesting week. we have the many states _ here! very interesting week. we have the many states of _ here! very interesting week. we have the many states of newark, _ here! very interesting week. we have the many states of newark, which - here! very interesting week. we have the many states of newark, which is i the many states of newark, which is a big—screen prequel to the sopranos. —— the many scenes of newark. we have the green knight, in which dev patel plays ga

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appeared in court charged with the murder of the primary school teacher, sabina nessa, in south east londondon for us now. this was a brief hearing this morning. koci selamaj was detained in eastbourne on sunday morning, he is an albanian national and before he came into court, there was discussion about where he would need an interpreter to follow the proceedings and there was an interpreter on standby. in fact, his lawyer said his english was good enough to be able to follow proceedings without the interpreter. he appeared in the dock in a grey tracksuit and he was wearing a face mask, and he is accused of murdering sabina nessa on friday the 17th of september in south—east london. sabina nessa, her body was found the following day in the park by a member of the public, but on that friday night, she had set off to meet a friend in a bar near the park and of course she never arrived. this morning in court, the lawyer for the defendant said his client had indicated that he would be pleading not guilty to the murder charge. this is not a formal entering of a plea and that will come later in

our correspondent sanchia berg has spent the evening with fans at a club in south east london, wheren her career. tennis fans packed the club where it all began for emma raducanu. she started playing at park langley in beckenham when she was just five years old and the members here can hardly believe how far she has gone so quickly. it's totally amazing, it's like the stars have aligned for her to be there and she's taken it all in her stride. everyone's just supporting. you just never think it's possible, until now when you get someone from bromley or your hometown actually doing it. itjust gives everyone a bit of hope. harry bushnell coached emma as a child. now he trains girls who want to follow in her footsteps. it's obviously huge for the club, you can hear buzz around the building. this week the build—up hasjust been immense. the match began and cheers built to a crescendo as emma raducanu won point after point. followed by anxious silence as her opponent fought back. and then enormous relief as she won the first set. it is still a very tense, closely fought match. at here at e

the new us open champion was reunited with her parents after arriving back in south east london. first british woman in mt years to win a grand slam singles title, and she's since had a whirlwind week in new york, with appearances on american tv and at the met gala. she was wearing coco chanel, i believe. the new british number one and world number 23 now says she's ready to get back to training for more grand slam wins. she still all the headlines what she was of the only british success there. joe salisbury won two titles at flushing meadows, champion in the doubles with rajeev ram and also the mixed doubles with desiree krawchuk. i spoke to him about his championships and how difficult it was to switch between playing partners. obviously it's a bit difficult and different playing with the men's in the mix. in the men's matches i was playing more relaxed and freely and we played the semi final and mixed after winning the men's final so i was feeling pretty relaxed and good there but obsolete going into the final and finishing with the men's really wanted to do the double and ge

charged with a murder of a primary teacher who was killed as she walked to meet a friend in south—east londonwas arrested on sunday morning in east sussex and will appear at a magistrates' court on tuesday. - 36 magistrates' court on tuesday. — 36 —year—old man. in germany, the country's collection is left to parties trying to form a government. the country's social democratic party to create a coalition with the greens and liberals before christmas but even that deadline might be overly optimistic as the christian democrat party now led by the successor to angela merkel is determined to fight on to try to form its own coalition. if you find yourself wondering what has just happened in germany after yesterday's collection you are not alone. german voters have followed updates trying to get a sense of where their country is headed. these two rivals, one conservative, one social democrat, each say they want to form germany's next government. with the vote so splintered here, who'll be the first to form a stable coalition? translation: we have seen that the public have given us| a mandate to mak

_ o'clock tonight here in south—east london at — o'clock tonight here in south—east london at catorlk to go and meet a friend at a local park — walk to go and meet a friend at a local park. the vigil organised by rectaim _ local park. the vigil organised by reclaim the streets and the kidbrooke community group to try to highlight— kidbrooke community group to try to highlight the fact that women should be able _ highlight the fact that women should be able to do that without fear. indeed — be able to do that without fear. indeed. ben, thank you. the closure of some petrol stations has reignited a row over lorry driver shortages, which have disrupted supply chains across the uk. after a number of stations had to close because of a lack of available fuel, the road haulage association has urged the government to reconsider relaxing visa requirements for lorry drivers. here's our business correspondent theo leggett. petrol stations with no petrol or diesel. yet another consequence of the national shortage of lorry drivers. the fuel giant bp supplies about 1200 outlets across the country

teacher sabina nessa who is believed to have been murdered as she walked through a park in south east london on police arresting arrested a second man in connection with the death of the teacher. the ft�*s main story is how an interest rate rise moves closer as the the bank of england is predicting inflation to pass 4%. the paper also reports on how former chancellor george osborne has secured an advisory role with a group founded by russian oligarch oleg deripaska. so, let�*s begin. that we are running on empty and the worry basically that there is a lack of h gv drivers that we see affecting a of areas but is really hitting home here, isn�*t it? yes. affecting a of areas but is really hitting home here, isn't it? yes. it is a strange _ hitting home here, isn't it? yes. it is a strange story _ hitting home here, isn't it? yes. it is a strange story because - hitting home here, isn't it? yes. it is a strange story because it's - hitting home here, isn't it? yes. it is a strange story because it's not| is a strange story because it�*s not a lack of physical supply of petrol or diesel, that is

lived police are searching for a man captured on cctv went near the 28—year—old was killed in south—east londono. it comes as officers have released another man they sequestered in connection with her death and further investigation. last friday, sabina nessa was heading for a night out here in pegler square, in kidbrooke. tonight, people gathered at the same spot to remember her. sabina was 28 and a primary school teacher when her life was suddenly taken. and at the heart of this gathering, her broken family. her sister spoke for them. sabina loved her family. we have lost our sister. my parents have lost their daughter and my girls have lost such a brilliant, loving, caring auntie who dearly loved them. words cannot describe how we are feeling. this feels like we are stuck in a bad dream and can't get out of it. our world is shattered. most people here never knew sabina but they were urged to say her name. sabina nessa... sabina nessa. a confirmation of what has been lost became a refrain, cutting through the autumn air amidst the sadness there was anger that another woman has died in an act

shamima begum had left home in east london, aged 15, with two school friends.ages and throwing gay men from high buildings. she was stripped of her uk citizenship because of intelligence about what she'd done during her time with is. the decision to take away shamima begum's british citizenship was made by sajid javid when he was in charge here at the home office. today, he said of the intelligence that he saw at the time, "if you knew what i knew, you would've made exactly the same decision." shamima! shamima begum is still in a camp in kurdish—held territory. her three young children by an is fighter all died of malnutrition and disease as islamic state's so—called caliphate collapsed. now she is offering to help prevent other girls being groomed by extremists, despite herself being regarded as a threat to national security. i could advise people who are in counterterrorism the tactics that groups like isis use to persuade people to come here and ways to speak to people who may be potentially radicalised and ways to speak to them to persuade them not to go an

qasim is a student at seven kings school in east london.n which means he hasn't been able to go out since the beginning of the covid pandemic, but comes to class instead in a robot avatar. how long have you been going to school like this, qasim? well originally, it was to do with the lockdown and everything. also, i had a surgery, so that was also one reason. are you recovering from the surgery now? yeah. i have the impression qasim is a brave person. you come across very well, qasim. oh, thank you. laughs. is this your first time working with a robot in this way, or have you done it before? oh, it has been several months already, isn't it qasim? so, did theyjust say you're going to be working with a robot instead of a child? everybody was excited. there are 500 av! robots going to school in this way across the uk and more than 1,500 in europe. it's controlled from a child's home via an app. where are you talking to us from? like, from my ipad at home. oh wow. they can control the movement of the robot on the table, change facial expression

my first stop is the aylesbury estate in south east london.ayce holmes—lewis is a youth worker who grew up here. tell me about all the footballers that have come from around here? jaden sancho was around here a lot. he used to play in cages such as this. reece nelson grew up on the aylesbury estate. there's a lot of players, you know, at the top level to come here and grace these pitches. it was just that kind of arena attitude. here, you felt like superstars because everyone wanted to play professional football. that was everyone�*s goal, and that was our way out. with england stars like jaden sancho as role models, these young players dream of making it out of the cage and into the big time. we've had a lot of clubs come round here, you know, that are not even from london. really? your manchester cities come round to scout players around here. so it's obviously a hotbed of talent. all right, cool. nearly there. the clubs are looking for young players to recruit to their football academies, training schools set up to develop young talent. eve

shamima begum had left home in east london, aged 15, with two school friends.s were beheading hostages and throwing gay men from high buildings. she was stripped of her uk citizenship because of intelligence about what she'd done during her time with is. the decision to take away shamima begum's british citizenship was made by sajid javid when he was in charge here at the home office. today, he said of the intelligence that he saw at the time, "if you knew what i knew, you would've made exactly the same decision." shamima! shamima begum is still in a camp in kurdish—held territory. her three young children by an is fighter all died of malnutrition and disease as islamic state's so—called caliphate collapsed. now she is offering to help prevent other girls being groomed by extremists, despite herself being regarded as a threat to national security. i could advise people who are in counterterrorism the tactics that groups like isis use to persuade people to come here and ways to speak to people who may be potentially radicalised and ways to speak to them to persu

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man appears at the old bailey accused of murdering primary school teacher sabina nessa in south—east london this month. the petrol retailers association, which represents thousands of garages, says they are seeing unprecedented demand, despite additional deliveries of fuel. britney spears wins a bitter legal battle to regain control of her finances. a usjudge suspends her father's conservatorship. good afternoon, welcome to bbc news. the metropolitan police officer who kidnapped, raped and murdered sarah everard will spend the rest of his life in prison. a judge at the old bailey handing down the whole life tariff said he had no doubt that wayne couzens had used his position as a police officer to coerce sarah into his car and that he had shown no sign of contrition. sarah everard, who was 33, was abducted from a street in south london in march as she was walking home from a friend's house. herfamily say her family say they welcome the verdict and knowing he will be in prison forever brings some relief. megan patterson reports. in the aftermath of sarah everard's murder, shock, grief and an

with the murder of primary school teacher sabina nessa whose body was found in a park in south east londonoci selamaj, from eastbourne, was arrested in the town on sunday. our special correspondent lucy manning is here. she has been following this case. lucy, what have we learned? in the early hours of sunday morning, the police made an arrest that they described to sabina's family as a significant irrelevant. just a little over an hour and a half ago, the crown prosecution service announced that a man would be charged with sabina nessa's murder. he is koci selamaj, and he will appear tomorrow at willesden magistrates�* court for the first appearance. he was arrested in eastbourne just a few days after police had made that appeal for help to identify a man in cctv video. her uncle said today that the family just wanted justice, and it has been a devastating time for her family, for the community, hundreds and hundreds gathered on friday evening for a vigil, where her sister described her as a caring, beautiful, amazing sister who left this world too soon. and it has raised fears for women

shamima begum had left home in east london, aged 15, with two school friends.he time, is were beheading hostages and throwing gay men from high buildings. she was stripped of her uk citizenship because of intelligence about what she'd done during her time with is. the decision to take away shamima begum's british citizenship was made by sajid javid when he was in charge here at the home office. today, he said of the intelligence that he saw at the time, "if you knew what i knew, you would've made exactly the same decision." shamima! shamima begum is still in a camp in kurdish—held territory. her three young children by an is fighter all died of malnutrition and disease as islamic state's so—called caliphate collapsed. now she is offering to help prevent other girls being groomed by extremists, despite herself being regarded as a threat to national security. i could advise people who are in counterterrorism the tactics that groups like isis use to persuade people to come here and ways to speak to people who may be potentially radicalised and ways to speak to the