a man with a sword has been arrested following reports of stabbings and attacks in east london. injured, including two police officers. police say they were called to reports of a vehicle being driven into a house in the hainault area of london, as you can see from this map it is a built—up area with lots of housing. the force said there were reports of people being stabbed during the incident in the thurlow gardens area, they say at that time the suspect is understood to have gone on to attack other members of the public in two police officers. again, we do not yet have an update on the condition of those people injured, a 36—year—old man was arrested at the scene and is in custody. the footage you can see at the moment is footage that bbc verify have verified, you can see the alleged attacker with a large knife, the police describing it as a sword. importantly the met police say it is not looking at anyone else in connection with the incident and it is not believed to be terror —related. we are getting an update from the london ambulance service, they say they sent multiple re

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reports of a vehicle being driven into a house in thurlow gardens near hainault tube station in north—east london people had been stabbed. the suspect, the police say, went on to attack other members of the public and two police officers. london ambulance service say that their staff treated five people at the scene and took five people to hospital. so all five people who were treated at the scene are in hospital. this is footage that was posted on social media of the alleged suspects holding a knife, which the police have described as a sword. those who were injured, their condition is not known at the moment. 36—year—old man was arrested at the scene and is in custody. crucially, the police say that there is, as far as they are concerned, no ongoing threat to the public and that the incident does not appear to be terror —related. the london mayor issued a statement in which he said that the police and emergency services ran towards danger. several people, including two police officers, were hurt. as you can see from these pictures, hainault, built up from these pictures, hainault, built up area

mark lobel has the very latest now from hainault in east london. course, this is now a murder inuui ? ~ , , inquiry? absolutely, clive. in the ast few inquiry? absolutely, clive. in the past few minutes, _ inquiry? absolutely, clive. in the past few minutes, the _ inquiry? absolutely, clive. in the past few minutes, the police - inquiry? absolutely, clive. in the i past few minutes, the police you're confirming that heartbreaking news that a 13—year—old boy has died as a result of the stabbing after being taken to hospital. he said that the family of the boy has been informed and this must be an unimaginably difficult time for them. in terms of the police investigation, the police officer said that this is at a very early stage and they are going to be finding out everything that took place here, and what they confirmed is that the 36—year—old with the sword who was arrested, 22 minutes after the first police call came in, was tasered by the police. two members of the public are still in hospital. he says that injuries are not life—threatening, tha

it's not slap bang in the middle of london, it's quite, very much on the outskirts of north—east londonrmation on that ? london. any information on that? >> east london, this area around hainault is indeed an area of high knife crime, like many of the boroughs in in london. i don't know whether this the specific statistics six of this borough are but, in east london in particular, they have been grappling with, knife crime issues for many years. and of course, across london as we were discussing a little earlier, knife crime last year rose by 22% on the previous year. so boroughs , like this area around boroughs, like this area around hainault, and indeed london, other london boroughs are seeing a very significant upsurge in knife crime, particularly affecting young individuals. now, this suspect, is not a teenager, is described as being 36 years old and in custody at this point. and as i say, no indication of any other people that at the moment at least are outstanding that they're looking for. but hopefully chief superintendent stewart bell can try to bring us a bit more clarity on th

there's been this stabbing incident in north west london, north east, north—east london. sorry.his morning. gbnews.com/yoursay d'orsay is the email address. >> two police officers are among the five who've been taken to hospital . the man who was hospital. the man who was carrying the sword has been arrested and was tasered by the police. >> that's right, a 36 year old man has been arrested at the scene. the police say the incident does not appear to be terror related. london mayor sadiq khan said that the police and emergency services ran towards danger. susan hall, a wannabe london mayor, tweeted this is deeply concerning and my thoughts are with those who have been injured. thank you to the emergency services for everything you do to keep people safe . let's get the very latest safe. let's get the very latest headunes safe. let's get the very latest headlines now from sophia wenzler in the newsroom . wenzler in the newsroom. >> good morning. it's 11:00. wenzler in the newsroom. >> good morning. it's11:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . the government says newsroom. t

a critical incident has been declared in north—east london amid reports of several being stabbed at a the area's mp who has tweeted that information, he wrote a critical incident has been declared, there are station and road closures in place, the police, ambulance service and fire brigade are responding. the metropolitan police has said on social media that police are at the incident area and they have urged the public to follow the police's instructions at this time. i want to bring a warning from wes streeting who has urged people to not speculate to avoid posting on social media as the police respond to this incident. a critical incident has been declared in north—east london, hainault, amid reports of several being stabbed at a station. as soon as we have any more information we will bring this to you as soon as we can, please stay with us on bbc news and please keep checking the website. let's go back to the news of a messy divorce and apolitical exit in scotland. let's go live to our scotland. let's go live to our scotland correspondence lorna gordon at holyrood. difficult opti

i have to say, north—east london. of us go back to on a night after school and after work. but they were also telling me that there had been actually a shooting on this road at the beginning of april. nobody luckily was killed in that incident, but there was also a stabbing not too far away too. so the community very , very too. so the community very, very concerned. the police, stressing that they have specialist officers supporting, of course , officers supporting, of course, the family of the boy who has died but who are there for the local community saying, this is not they don't believe terror related. they believe that it is an isolated incident trying to reassure the local community. another person who was here was the shadow health secretary. that's wes streeting . this is that's wes streeting. this is his local constituency. and let's have a listen to what he had to say. >> our whole community will be devastated by the heartbreaking news that a 14 year old boy was killed in a horrific sword attack in hainault

let's return to our main story, what we seen earlier from east london.through what they had been dealing with. what they dealt with at the time the police talking about the 14—year—old boy who died in this incident, also given us details of the other people who are currently in hospital being treated. two police officers and two members of the public. i want to show you some new pictures that are just coming into us, putting them on the screen here. we have heard about the door bell images, the different images we have seen, and there you see the man in yellow, and in his hand a sword, and really disturbing detail as you see that police officer approaching that 36—year—old and taser and the 36—year—old, just looping those pictures so you see them again. these the moments the police actually approached this man, and we were hearing from that officer in a news conference, paying tribute to those people. we know that two officers are currently in hospital being treated, and two members of the public, and the police saying that they haven't had the chance it

if you're just sword attack in east london. the police have confirmed that a 13—year—old boy has died from his injuries after that incident. four other people, two of them, police officers, are injured, in hospital but their injuries are not thought to be life—threatening. the two officers had stab wounds and have had surgery but the met police say they don't think their injuries are thought to be life—threatening. a 36—year—old suspect has been arrested. you can get more on the bbc news website and app where we have a special live page up and running. stay with us now on bbc news for bbc news now with my colleague lucy hockings. live from london, this is bbc news. 13—year—old boy has died and others are injured in a sword attack in london. king charles iii is the public engagements with a visit to a cancer treatment centre. donald trump is back in court. we will bring you the latest. can your braces forth catastrophic flooding as nearly 170 people die across the country. a 13—year—old boy has died after a sword attack in east

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this was the scene at residence in north—east london woke up to.nd absolutely terrifying ordealfirst thing in for these people, and absolutely terrifying ordeal first thing in the morning. we don�*t have many details about the start of his incident, which police say was a car hitting a home in othello gardens area. police say this happen at around seven o�*clock this morning and it was the beginning of this terrifying incident this morning. as you can see here, this man is the one he was arrested at the scene and he can be seen here crouching their people�*s front doors and absolutely terrifying ordeal. my mac if you are justjoining us, courtney has been saying the footage you can see on screen, there has been a lot of social media footage that has been posted of this incident. fiur social media footage that has been posted of this incident.— social media footage that has been posted of this incident. our team at bbc verify have _ posted of this incident. our team at bbc verify have very _ posted of this incident. our team at bbc verify have very ta

thank you, nesta mcgregor, live in east london.o cash — for some. winners in athletic, will, for the first time, get prize money — almost £40,000 — as dan roan explains. it's an enormous one. my goodness me, it's an enormous one. athletics has provided the olympics with some of its most iconic moments. jessica ennis is the olympic champion! and this summer, it is set to make history, its governing body today announcing it will become the first international federation to award prize money at the games. a total of almost £2 million made available at the paris olympics, with gold medallists each receiving £39,000. i think it is a very simple proposition, and that is that as our sport grows, and it has grown well in the last year or two, and we have brought more sponsors on board, that this isjust a recognition that the athletes are the stars of the show. we are growing the sport in order to give them a more financially viable landscape and hopefully a more secure future. in response, the international olympic committee said it redist

a sword attack in east london a 14 —year—old boy dies four others are wounded.o public engagements with a visit to a cancer treatment centre we'll hear from our royal crrespondent. hamas leaders consider a new ceasefire. the death tolljumps to 170 in kenya after catastrophic flooding we'll hear this hour, from the country's president. and king charles returns to public engagements with a visit to a cancer treatment centre we'll hear from our royal crrespondent. welcome to verified live. let's begin with breaking news out of new york in the last hour or so. thejudge in donald trump's hush money trial has ruled the former president has violated a gag order and found him in contempt of court.

five people are in hospital after a multiple stabbing in north—east london.olice were called just before 7am uk time this morning, when they were told a car had been driven into a house near hainault underground station. the suspect is believed to have attacked members of the public and two police officers. a 36—year—old suspect is now in custody. police say they don't believe the incident is terror—related. london's mayor sadiq khan issued a statement, saying... he added that police are not looking for anybody else in connection with this incident. let's speak to our correspondent mark lobel, who's in hainault. what is the latest from the police? well, lucy, we arejust what is the latest from the police? well, lucy, we are just about to hear from the man who leads policing in the local area here and it is much anticipated, this news conference, he will be standing where i am. two things people are looking forward to finding out about, one is about the suspect, whether there is more about the motive and also the history of the suspect, this 36—year—old man wh

a 36—year—old man is being questioned tonight, as people living here in east london are left reelingh shock after the brutal attacks this morning. also tonight — the king meets fellow cancer patients as he returns to public duties for the first time since his diagnosis. two men in their 30s are charged with causing criminal damage to northumberland's famous tree at sycamore gap. and the sailors, swimmers and rowers clubbing together to ask the government to clean up the uk's water. and coming up on bbc news. english clubs are gone, but england players are to the fore tonight with real madrid andjude bellingham travelling to harry kane's bayern munich in the champions league semi finals. good evening. a 14—year—old boy has died and a number of others, including two police officers, have been injured after a sword attack in east london. police declared a critical incident after they were called to reports that a vehicle had been driven into a house at hainault shortly before seven o'clock this morning. a 36—year—old man is in custody. police say the incident is not believed to be targe

five people are in hospital after a man wielding a sword stop people in east london. an iranian teenager vanished after anti—government protests and was killed. there was a confrontation between china and philippines coastguard ships. going to hear about a grant breaking chart trial that will help protect children from measles. king charles has been visiting a cancer treatment centre in london — it's his first major public engagement since his own diagnosis with the disease in february. we can see king charles with queen camilla. they are raising awareness of early diagnosis. we have seen some lovely pictures. he is engaging with staff at the facility. he is really taking his time. our royal correspondent sarah campbell, whojoins us from university college hospital where the king hasjust visited — king charles is at his best. he is so engaged with everyone he is meeting. he is really taking his time inside watson report are you hearing from inside the facility? i saw him as he went in and as he came out. he was looking very animated. those pictures, though they were s

it's north—east london. so that's where we're talking about. and there you go. see it on the map. so that just gives you a little bit of context where it is anyway kelly says i live in hainault and today's events are absolutely shocking. my heart goes out to the family who've lost their beautiful boy. as a community, we are absolutely devastated. and she asks a simple question what are you going to do about this, prime minister? what can he do? quentin? >> well, he can continue to stop and search. i think that's a very important policy, which some people don't like, but i think it's an excellent policy because it takes knives off the streets. >> so you would have more of that. >> but i continue with that. but i mean, there are some people who want to get rid of that saying that it's racist, but i just think it's a it's a very important policy. >> i mean, the little information we have looking at the footage of this man who's with the knife, i mean, he wouldn't come under a stop and search policy. >> no, no, but i mean, but the i'm not saying in this case. yeah,

the 36—year—old man is due to be questioned as people living here in east london are left reeling inck. also tonight — the king returns to public duties, meeting cancer patients at a hospital in london. he tells one that his diagnosis was a shock. two men in their 30s are charged with causing criminal damage after the famous sycamore gap tree was felled in northumberland. attacked with water cannon — we report on the tactics being used by the chinese in disputed waters off the philippines as they try to drive other ships out. and the champions league semi final — harry kane scores for bayern munich but real madrid hold their own. and on newsnight at 10:30... we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow's front pages. good evening. a 14—year—old boy has been killed and a number of others including two police officers have been injured after a man went on a rampage with a sword in north east london early this morning. police say the attack was not believed to be targeted or terrorism—related. police were calle

a sword attack in east london, a 14—year—old boy dies, four others wounded.l in kenyanjumps to boy dies, four others wounded. death toll in kenyan jumps to 170 after catastrophic flooding. we hearfrom the country's president. king charles iii is to public engagements with a visit to a cancer treatment centre. breaking news from new york. the judge in the donald trump trial, ruled the former president violated a 939 ruled the former president violated a gag order and found him in contempt of court. signed a total of $9,000 for the breaches, let's go to the courthouse. tell us more. we have been — the courthouse. tell us more. , have been waiting for the judge to rule on this request from prosecutors to hold donald trump in contempt of court. they presented ten examples of where they said donald trump posted on social media and his campaign website attacking potential witnesses and jurors. donald trump's defence was that he was responding to political attacks or reposting posts by others but the judge had told donald trump's lawyers they were losing credibility

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he now volunteers here, at the charity headway east london.ough, unless it's crispy. he's had to come to terms with differences to his brain and his personality. things that you used to do make you feel depressed, in a way. like, you know, because i want to be that guy. i want to be on that side of that guy. i want to be that guy again. but that's the hardest thing. you just have to accept a new person in your life. group therapy, like this art class, is one route to recovery. it's hoped new approaches to medication might help as well as the nhs tries to better treat a complex injury to the most fragile part of the body. jim reed, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. us secretary of state antony blinken is on his way to europe for a five—day visit. he'll meet french president emmanuel macron in paris with a packed agenda — they will discuss ukraine, gaza and haiti. he will then attend the nato foreign ministers�* meeting in brussels. the highest court in florida has upheld a republican—backed law that bans abortion a

he now volunteers here, at the charity headway east london.differences to his brain and his personality. things that you used to do make you feel depressed, in a way. like, you know, because i want to be that guy. i want to be on that side of that guy. i want to be that guy again. but that's the hardest thing. you just have to accept a new person in your life. group therapy, like this art class, is one route to recovery. it's hoped new approaches to medication might help as well as the nhs tries to better treat a complex injury to the most fragile part of the body. jim reed, bbc news. deep in the heart of the british museum are tablets regarded as so sacred by ethopian priests, that even its curators aren't allowed to examine them. the 11 wood and stone "tabots," as they are known, were looted by british soldiers after the battle of maqdala in 1868. they're kept as part of a wider collection of about 80 items, like the ones you're seeing. there've long been calls, for the collection to be returned to ethiopia. in 2019, the country's culture mi

at 7 am. this morning in east london. >> it was absolutely shocking. d in so many ways, so very unusual. but mark, i put it to you that in one other way it perhaps wasn't so unusual. and that's this. london is experiencing an epidemic of knife crime. we've seen the statistics shoot up, particularly in the capital and in some ways this unusual incident just fits into that same repeated pattern . same repeated pattern. >> well, it does, because knife crime comes in many different forms . there is the street forms. there is the street violence that we see time and again , involving usually young again, involving usually young men carrying knives and using them to settle disputes , to them to settle disputes, to coerce others , we see that we coerce others, we see that we see domestic incidents and we see domestic incidents and we see other, attacks that are targeted or motivated by what we don't know in this certainly falls into the wider category of knife crime, 22% up in london last year. and incidentally , the last year. and incidentally, the home secre

he now volunteers here, at the charity headway east london.though, unless it's crispy. he's had to come to terms with differences to his brain and his personality. things that you used to do make you feel depressed, in a way. like, you know, because i want to be that guy. i want to be on that side of that guy. i want to be that guy again. but that's the hardest thing. you just have to accept a new person in your life. group therapy, like this art class, is one route to recovery. it's hoped new approaches to medication might help as well as the nhs tries to better treat a complex injury to the most fragile part of the body. jim reed, bbc news. let's now a look at one of the most read stories on our website on the increasingly alarming world of deepfakes. a bbc report follows a woman we're calling jodie who found images of herself used in deepfake pawn — and the later found, of herself used in deepfake porn — and the later found, to her astonishment, the person responsible for it was her best friend. "jodie" has been speaking to kate west from b

he now volunteers here, at the charity headway east london. had to come to terms with differences to his brain and his personality. things that you used to do make you feel depressed, in a way. like, you know, because i want to be that guy. i want to be on that side of that guy. i want to be that guy again. but that's the hardest thing. you just have to accept a new person in your life. group therapy, like this art class, is one route to recovery. it's hoped new approaches to medication might help as well as the nhs tries to better treat a complex injury to the most fragile part of the body. jim reed, bbc news. if you're a fan of winter sports, you'll know all about curling — whose contestants slide heavy stones along the ice , and frantically scrub their path with brushes. but where do the blocks of granite come from? in the lead—up to the world men's curling championships we've been to the island of ailsa craig, off scotland's west coast, for a glimpse of a unique process. what's stood the test of time is certainly this type of rock that's h

and a number of others including two police officers have been injured after a sword attack in east london declared a critical incident after they were called to reports that a vehicle had been driven into a house at hainault shortly before seven oclock this morning. into a house at hainault shortly a 36—year—old man is in custody. into a house at hainault shortly police say the incident is not believed to be targeted or terrorism—related. our special correspondent lucy manning has the story. the bravery of a police officer, toe to toe with the suspect, who appears to be brandishing a sword. words exchanged, but he doesn't surrender. early morning, in the suburbs of hainault there is danger and panic. police cars stream in, but the 36—year—old man takes off, officers not hesitating to follow him. frightened in their homes, otherfootage shows him crouching down at people's windows. a grey transit van pulled up. the man got out with a samurai sword, tried to talk to one female resident. she ran away from him. as he pulled the sword out in the air, she's tried to warn the other neighbour, as

four years ago, shannon was work on this building site in east london. was told i was going to die, but i was given a chance, had surgery, then i was in a coma for three weeks. she needed operations to repair the damage to her body. the full impact, though, was not always visible. it took a real impact on my mental health. i wasn't going out, i wasn't taking care of myself. ijust completely let go of myself. i put on weight. yeah, it was just, any self respect i had wasjust, wasjust gone. hi shannon, it�*s nice to see you, come and take a seat. every six months shannon's progress is checked by a psychiatrist. how have your headaches been? headaches, i've not had any. a head injury can change the way the brain works, affecting thinking skills, memory, and personality. in particular mood, depression, is something which we see very commonly after traumatic brain injury, in around 50% of people. that is around ten times higher than we see in the background population without brain injury, so it�*s a really significant problem. now, a large—scale study is bei

four years ago, shannon was working on this building site in east london. left hand side of my head with a digger. i was told i was going to die, but i was given a chance, had surgery, then i was in a coma for three weeks. she needed operations to repair the damage to her body. the full impact, though, was not always visible. it took a real impact on my mental health. i wasn't going out, i wasn't taking care of myself. ijust completely let go of myself. i put on weight. yeah, it was just, any self respect i had wasjust, wasjust gone. hi shannon, it's nice to see you, come and take a seat. every six months shannon's progress is checked by a psychiatrist. how have your headaches been? headaches, i've not had any. a head injury can change the way the brain works, affecting thinking skills, memory, and personality. in particular mood, depression, is something which we see very commonly after traumatic brain injury, in around 50% of people. that is around ten times higher than we see in the background population without brain injury, so it's a really significant

tonight a 14—year—old boy killed in a sword attack in north east london, a 36—year—old man is in custodys it say about knife crime in the capital and the mets performance in tackling it? antony blinken just landed in tel aviv on the latest leg of his middle east tour, with the ceasefire talks on a knifedge. and mansplaining from plato — the artificial intelligence that's reveals the philosophers final moments, and how he felt about the flotists music that was played by his deathbed. good evening. a 1a —year—old boy has been murdered and four others, including two police officer injured in a sword attack in north east london. police declared a critical incident following reports that a vehicle had been driven into a house, in hainault, shortly before 7 oclock this morning. these pictures show a policeman confronting a 36—year—old suspect who refused to surrender with the sword still in his hand. the suspect moved through the street crouching down at people's windows. before eventually he was cornered on a garage roof. 22 minutes after police were called, this was finally the moment the of

nesta mcgregor, bbc news, east london. uropean success is west ham — they have a tough trip to the bundesliga leaders leverkusen tonight in the first leg of their europa league quarterfinal. meanwhile liverpool are hoping to send jurgen klopp off with european glory at the end of his final season in charge. the europa league is the one major trophy he's yet to win there, with atalanta the visitors to anfield tonight. it didn't look like that it would be involved in international football at all. from the moment on where we saw the chance to get into the european league, we were really desperate to do so and you only do that when you are liverpool because you want to win the competition. only great teams are left in the competition, it's really outstanding. and we know what atalanta is all about, and it's difficult to play against italian teams, it always was. they are tactically super disciplined, and super dangerous in a lot of areas so we have to be at our best. just one british side left in the europa conference league,

a sword attack in east london — a 14—year—old boy dies — four others are wounded, police say they'rehe coming days. hamas leaders consider a new ceasefire proposalfrom israel , we'll bring the latest from negotiations in doha, and the hostage families waiting for news. tensions ramp up again at columbia university, as pro—palestinian protesters barricade themselves inside a campus building and — king charles returns to public engagements — with a visit to a cancer treatment centre — we'll hear from our royal crrespondent. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, we begin in london and in the last hour police have said a suspect is in hospital after a 14—year—old boy was killed in a sword attack

the 36—year—old man is due to be questioned as people living here in east london are left reeling in s sycamore gap tree was felled in northumberland. attacked with water cannon — we report on the tactics being used by the chinese in disputed waters off the philippines as they try to drive other ships out. and the champions league semi final — harry kane scores for bayern munich but real madrid hold their own. and on newsnight at 10:30... we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories.

how does it feel for young muslims all across the world and here in england and east london?it, you know, you can do — be a footballer, be a muslim, any region you want to be. be an example. all the mistakes, but you have to get to go through them and make sure you don't do them again and live your life to the fullest. appreciate it. thanks for having me down. thank you, man. let's go, it's time. i have never fasted. really? i had this today, i fasted since... really? how do you feel. i'm hungry! laughter mathieu van der poel broke his own record by almonst three minutes to win the paris—roubaix race for the second year in a row. after a gruelling 260—kilometres on the cobbles, the world champion broke away near the finish. it's the dutchman's sixth victory in a big one—day race. that's the sport. goodbye. live from washington, this is bbc news. six this is bbc news. months since the attacks by hamas six months since the attacks by hamas on israel, hostages's families tell benjamin netanyahu to bring them home now. events are held across rwanda to mark three decades since the

two horses rushed to east london and were caught 9 km from the center. unusual jumps were watched in amazement by drivers of cars passing by, and passers- by trying to capture such an event. cell phones. one of the eyewitnesses was hit by a horse. the riders who were caught suffered various injuries. the armed forces believe that there is no serious damage involved. the horses were caught and their condition is now being assessed. it is reported that the horses could not be kept by the soldiers of the royal life guards and the elite blue and royals regiment, where representatives of the royal family and bearers of aristocratic surnames served at different times. horse guards... participate in various ceremonial events and conduct constant training, during one of which everything happened. particular attention to this incident was added by the fact that the runaway horses must take part in a solemn parade in honor of the official birthday of the british monarch, it is held every june in this square in front of the headquarters of the royal horse guards. t

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video has emerged showing the moment that police arrested a man wielding a sword in north—east londonficers cornered him at a property, bringing the suspect to the ground with three separate taser discharges. he's been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of a 14 year old boy. the 36 year old suspect is now in hospital. police are saying that they've been unable to interview him due to his condition . four other to his condition. four other people were injured, including two police officers . a jealous two police officers. a jealous ex—partner who killed a mother in front of her two children has been handed a life sentence. 46 year old robert moyo attacked 35 year old robert moyo attacked 35 year old robert moyo attacked 35 year old perseverance ncube in her bedroom, before chasing her into the street. once there , he into the street. once there, he stabbed her through the heart with a meat skewer. he's been told he must serve a minimum of 27 years and donald trump has been threatened with jail in the united states for violating a 939 united states for violating a gag o

people are in hospital and a suspect is in custody after an attack by a man wielding a sword in east londontion between chinese and filipino coastguard ships in the disputed south china sea. as you can see it as spring water in the air. that is a threat and it's likely it will come back and hit us again. also in the programme, we'll be live in kenya where over a hundred people have died in flooding. and we'll hear about a groundbreaking trial that could help protect children from measles.

a11i—year—old boy has been killed and four people have been stabbed in a sword attack in north east londonic incident but said it wasn't a targeted attack. next, pro—palestinian protests are continuing at university campuses across the us. demonstrators at columbia uni in new york ramped up their protest by taking over hamilton hall early on tuesday, barricading themselves inside the building. protesters across the country have called for universities to boycott companies and individuals with ties to israel during the war in gaza. some other stories now. one of the world's most popular phone games, clash of clans, has shared a new surprise character. an animated erling haaland will become the barbarian king in the game. the man city star said he is a long—time fan. i think they got the hair just right, actually. and parents of taylor swift fans who can't tell their bad blood from their blank space are going to be offered help for a class on the pop star. glasgow clyde college said the one off event will cover taylor songs, her wardrobe and crowd chants at her gigs. time now to leave you wi

how, why, can someone wielding a sword run amok in a north east london suburb, killing a 14—year—oldis way to school? we'll talk to this mum, whose16—year—old son was killed by teenagers who bought swords and a machete on the internet. she's campaigning for a ban on the online sale of them. also tonight: who will win the battle for the west midlands mayoralty? polls suggest it's soooo close between the conservatives and labour. how will the outcome affect the fortunes of the prime minister and labour leader over the coming months? on newsnight tonight, we have polling guru professor sirjohn curtice, claire ainslie, who was keir starmer�*s policy director, and ben riley—smith from the telegraph, who knows about the plotting going on in the tory party. plus, rememberthis from two years ago? the brexit opportuities minister explaining why he had delayed bringing in post—brexit checks here in the uk. this would have been an act of self harm if we had gone ahead with it. it would have increased cost for people. well, that "act of self harm" was introduced here today. the government puts t

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let's get more on our top story — that sword attack in east london.s. four other people — two of them police officers — are in hospital, but their injuries aren't thought to be life—threatening. officers had been called to reports of a vehicle being driven into a house in hainault at around seven o'clock this morning. this footage was sent to us and shows the police in pursuit of a man suspected of stabbing people with a sword. the suspect at one point is seen climbing on the roof of a garage before entering someone's garden. the bystander who was filming shouts, "lock your doors!". another person described hearing someone shout, "she's been stabbed in the face". video posted on social media shows a man with a large knife, which the police described as a sword. a 36—year—old suspect is now in custody. officers say they don't believe the incident is terror—related. roads in the hainault area remain cordoned off, and there remains a big police presence. when the incident happened this morning the local tube station was shut and bus services re—routed. t

black and the grey made it here to the strand before ending up five miles away at limehouse in east londonorses to spook and then bolt. they unseated their riders coming down here, and one of the loose horses crashed into a taxi just about here. household cavalry horses are used to loud noises and loud events. every morning around 150 are exercised on the roads and parks of the capital, to get them used to city sounds. the commanding officer insisted this sort of event was rare, but asked the public to avoid making loud noises around the animals. tonight all five horses are back at their barracks. ellie price, bbc news. a growing number of young people in russia are being influenced by the asian music and film culture — as sanctions have made it harder to access western culture products. emily brown reports. k—pop�*s global popularity has grown over the past few years, with bands like bts achieving worldwide success, and it's particularly on the rise in russia. russia and china share a lengthy border, and russia has a long cultural ties with east asia. but sanctions have made it harder to

black and the grey made it here to the strand before ending up five miles away at limehouse in east londonsite that causes the horses to spook and then bolt. they unseated their riders, coming down here, and one of the loose horses crashed into a taxi just about here. household cavalry horses are used to loud noises and loud events. every morning, around 150 are exercised on the roads and parks of the capital, to get them used to city sounds. the commanding officer insisted this sort of event was rare, but asked the public to avoid making loud noises around the animals. tonight, all five horses are back at their barracks. ellie price, bbc news. thatisit that is it for this edition of newsday. a lot more on the website. back with the business news shortly. thank you so much for watching newsday. hello. some really chilly—feeling air for the time of year, and it's going nowhere for the next couple of days. but of course, the sunshine's helping to lift the temperature somewhat. lots of blue sky across many parts of scotland, 13 celsius in edinburgh, butjust seven degrees for these north sea f

okay after these horrific scenes from east london this morning, is it time that we give our boys andl with they ill equipped to deal with the evils of modern day society? former police officer and co—founder of fair cop harry miller will be giving us his take. should we arm all the police? but next, rishi sunak's flagship rwanda policy is all set to kick into gear. there is a problem thousands of asylum seekers are on the run. they've gone missing. okay, i'm going to be giving you my take on ten. this is patrick christys tonight. we are only on gb news, but right now it's time to get your weather with alex deakin. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. good evening to you. a different day tomorrow in the east. we'll have much more cloud compared to today, whereas in the west it should be a little brighter still. some wet weather around though, across parts of wales and southwest england this evening, affecting the west midlands to that showery rain. working into southwest

black and the grey made it here to the strand before ending up five miles away at limehouse in east londonriders coming down here, and one of the loose horses crashed into a taxi just about here. household cavalry horses are used to loud noises and loud events. every morning around 150 are exercised on the roads and parks of the capital, to get them used to city sounds. the commanding officer insisted this sort of event was rare, but asked the public to avoid making loud noises around the animals. tonight all five horses are back at their barracks. ellie price, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. some really chilly—feeling air for the time of year, and it's going nowhere for the next couple of days. but of course, the sunshine's helping to lift the temperature somewhat. lots of blue sky across many parts of scotland, 13 celsius in edinburgh, butjust seven degrees for these north sea facing coasts such as scarborough. lots of clouds, and a brisk, a bitter northerly wind blowing, too. and as we head through the rest of tonight, there's a little feature running southwards bringing the th

emma: if you would've asked me when i was a kid, i came from east london and i did not know anyone who had their own business, everyone that i knew went to work to pay their bills with usually very little joy. even the idea of doing something that felt purposeful, meaningful or something you enjoyed wasn't part of my understanding. i tried really hard to get close to what it is that i love, which is the fashion business, but i didn't ever think about starting my own thing. i think it came out of a necessity. i was like, who would employ me and pay me what i think i deserve. i left the company because i said, they are not paying me properly so i will have to pay myself. francine: age 24 and that was the determination of making something. emma: i felt like i was adding a lot of value. i think so people in their careers have this feeling, adding a lot of value and i'm not being renew many -- renew or did for what i bring to the table. what do you do at 24? you don't really have that many options. so i did what a lot of people do, i went to a company and tried to do my best at the position

christopher berry from 0xfordshire and christopher cash from east london are both accused under the officialibed as a complex investigation by the metropolitan police. christopher berry, 32, christopher cash, 29, charged under the official secrets act of 1911 section one, which refers to obtaining or passing documents or information which might be directly or indirectly useful to an enemy. that's the language that was used in that official secrets act, which has actually now been replaced by a new piece of legislation, a national security act. but the alleged offences in this case took place before that new act took place, so they come under this 0fficial secrets act. now, the men were arrested nearly a year ago, and news of their arrest emerged last september. at that time, christopher cash was identified as a parliamentary researcher working with the china research group, a body set up by conservative mps in parliament to promote what's called fresh debate on china. now at the time, lawyers for him maintained he was innocent. and as you've heard, the chinese embassy have also dismissed the