you heard the chief constable of essex, bj harrington. dominic is in essex, bj harrington. this reaction. . conference and gave us this reaction- -_ conference and gave us this reaction. . conference and gave us this reaction.. ., . ., , reaction. . you could clearly tell from their— reaction. . you could clearly tell from their statements _ reaction. . you could clearly tell from their statements how - reaction. . you could clearly tell. from their statements how shocked and devastated they are. we haven't actually learned any more facts to be honest about the nature of the attack and the circumstances of actually what's happened at the methodist church where sir david was holding his constituency surgery, his regiment, her regular friday surgery. the more important thing is we have now established it's been confirmed that scotland yard counterterrorism has taken primacy in this. that means the counterterrorism network, all of its huge resources are being thrown at this investigation to establish exactly what the circumstances are. al cabbie eight —— cabbie out that by say

i think it really tries— and in essex. i think it really tries to _ and in essex.— tries to show him as quite a young hip guy in — tries to show him as quite a young hip guy in touch with the fashionistas of the country. for me, it was— fashionistas of the country. for me, it was slightly ajar and the image to see _ it was slightly ajar and the image to see him — it was slightly ajar and the image to see him against this woodpaneled room _ to see him against this woodpaneled room of— to see him against this woodpaneled room of the treasury in front of a table _ room of the treasury in front of a table preparing for such an important fiscal event, but all parts — important fiscal event, but all parts of — important fiscal event, but all parts of the very sake branding machine — parts of the very sake branding machine that surrounds in these days _ machine that surrounds in these days i_ machine that surrounds in these days i can— machine that surrounds in these days. i canjenny, very quickly, are they actually — days. i canjenny, very quickly, are they actually his

and indeed �* of seuthend and indeed for community of southend and indeed for the whole of greater essexdavid has dedicated his life to serving the communities of essex and southend and today, he was simply dispensing his duties when his life was horrifically cut short. i know the residents of essex, southend west will stand with me today in remembering a member of our community. here at essex police, officers are right across our force and in particular south and have enjoyed a positive working relationship with sir david and today's events is hard to take. a specially trained family liaison officers are providing support to his family today. our officers will continue to work around the clock to ensure justice is delivered force a david and his family. i would like to thank the people of southend for their understanding as the investigation continues. i would urge anyone who has any information in relation to this terrible incident to call essex police on 101, online or indeed phone crimestoppers. finally, iask everybody to respect the privacy of sir david's family at this difficult ti

joining me now, the south essex reporterfrom essex line.m go out to david amess apostrophe back —— david amess' family now. emergency services were descending on the scene and closing of the road, everyone was in a great deal of shock. the reaction that came in to hear that sir david had been injured was just hear that sir david had been injured wasjust a hear that sir david had been injured was just a complete sense of disbelief and total shock from all edges of the political spectrum in southend and southend council. the leader of the cell phone conservatives, the opposition party in the council, said he was truly shocked and appalled. another said he had no words. we also heard that of well—wishers being sent from members of the labour party who are in administration now along with the liberal democrats. the leader iain gilbert also sent his well—wishers. it is a truly heard in this state of affairs, and i amjust it is a truly heard in this state of affairs, and i am just devastated i am having to talk about it with you now. i have been

anchor: essex police made a statement a short while ago. >> just after midday today, essex were calledports of a stabbing in eastwood road north. the response of the emergency services to this incident was immediate and our officers arrived on scene within minutes. when they arrived, they found sir david amess, who had suffered multiple injuries. thisas a difficult incident but our officers and paramedics from the east of england ambulance service work actually hard to save sir davis. -- sir david. tragically, he died at the scene. a 25 euros man was arrested immediately on suspicion of murder. he remains in custody. a knife was also recovered at the scene. the investigation is in early stages and it is being led by officers by the specialist counterterrorism command. we made it clear at the time of the incide that we did not believe there was any immediate further threat to anyone else in the area. it will be for investigators to determine whether or not this is a terrorist incident. as always, they will keep an open mind. today is a tragic day for the family and colleagues of sir dav

yes, in| essex. he is being held in essex. interesting is that we have had today reaction from the muslim community in south bend. there is a considerable muslim community there. they've issued a joint statement today and it is quite strong and powerful, actually. let mejust is quite strong and powerful, actually. let me just read a little bit. basically they said the murder was an indefensible atrocity committed on the grounds of a place of worship and be condemned in the strongest possible terms. it was committed in the name of blind hatred and we look forward to the perpetrator being brought to justice and thejoint being brought to justice and the joint secretary for the essex general has described the mp is a tremendous force for good and the pillar of support. and there you have been talking to politicians as well about how they go forward from here in terms of been able to meet their constituents about feeling secure. no easy answer here but they are being asked to be careful to step back? yes. and they have already, the

i know the residence of essex. a south and west will stand with me to day in remembering a member of our community. here essex place offices right across our force and particularly in south end, i've enjoyed a long standing and positive working relationship with david. and today's events will be hard to take for everyone who knew him. especially trying to family liaison offices are providing support to his family to day our offices will continue to work around the clock to ensure. ready justice is delivered as a david and his family and i'd like to thank the people of south end for their understanding as the investigation continues. i would urge anyone who has any information in relation to this terrible incident to call and essex place on one o one online or indeed fire crime stoppers. finally, i asked for everybody to respect the privacy of sir david's family at this really difficult time. and far and lastly, to say that my personal thoughts, having worked with david and of course, all of of, of those from essex

sir david amess had been an mp in essex for almost a0 years. to be killed while attending a constituency surgery in five years, following the death of the labour mpjo cox in 2016. tonight the prime minister has described sir david as a fine public servant — one of the kindest, nicest, most gentle people in politics. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, is at the scene. (live top) there is a feeling of here in leigh on sea, almost a sense of disbelief. i saw people bursting into tears as news broke that sir david had died of his injuries. he was known as an mp with very strong views but also a man who stood up for those he represented, and now he is gone. forensics teams and firearms officers at the methodist church for the local mp had been holding his fortnightly surgery. his meeting with constituents had been from 10am to 1pm, butjust after midday, he was stabbed multiple times. he was treated at the scene by police and ambulance staff but died before they could get him to hospital. he was the mp for southend west and well respect

yes, and essex. he is being held in essex — custody? yes, and essex.ssex. he is being held in essex and what _ custody? yes, and essex. he is being held in essex and what is _ held in essex and what is interesting is we have had reaction from the muslim community in southend and bev issued a joint statement and it is quite strong and powerful, actually. let mejust statement and it is quite strong and powerful, actually. let me just read a little bit. they basically said his murder was an indefensible atrocity committed on the grounds of atrocity committed on the grounds of a place of worship and we condemn it in the strongest possible terms. it was committed in the name of blind hatred and we look forward to the perpetrator being brought to justice and the joint secretary of the has described the mp as a tremendous force for good under pillar for support. force for good under pillar for su ort. �* ~' ., force for good under pillar for su ort. �* ~ ., ., , support. and i know he had been talkin: to support. and i know he had been talking to politicians

sir david amess had been an mp in essex for almost a0 years.g mp to be killed while attending a constituency surgery in five years, following the death of the labour mp jo cox. tonight the prime minister has described sir david as a fine public servant one of the kindest, nicest, most gentle people in politics. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford reports. forensics teams at the methodist church where the local mp had been holding his fortnightly surgery. sir david amess's meeting with constituents had been from ten until one butjust after midday he was stabbed multiple times. he was treated at the scene by police and ambulance staff but died before they could get him to hospital. sir david amess was the mp for southend west and well respected locally. he represented the seat for the conservative party since 1997 and was a high profile breaks a of the european research group. mil was a high profile breaks a of the european research group. all our hearts are — european research group. all our hearts are full _ european research group.

he'd been an essex mp since 1983.minister dominic raab tweeted to say he was heartbroken, the labour leader keir starmer wrote that he was thinking of sir david's family and staff. his constituents, too, have been expressing their shock and upset. jest, it's upsetting mainly. this happening here as well, it's quite a nice area, is a quiet area, it's not something you would hear or see every day. it's so sad. we bring you continuing coverage of the death of an mp. the conservative mp sir david amess has been killed in a knife attack in essex. the mp for southend west was attacked while he was holding a constituency surgery at belfairs methodist church in leigh—on—sea. reports say he was stabbed multiple times. a 25—year—old man's been arrested and police are not looking for anyone else in connection with the attack. tributes have been pouring in to sir david amess, with mps united in shock and sadness. let's ta ke let's take a look at some of the many, many tributes. we've also had reaction from across the political di

essex police made a statement a short while ago.idday today, essex police were called to reports of a stabbing in eastwood road north, leigh—on—sea. the response of the emergency services at this incident was immediate, and our officers arrived on scene within minutes. when they arrived, they found sir david amess, mp, who had suffered multiple injuries. this was a difficult incident, but our officers and paramedics worked extremely hard to save sir david. tragically, he died at the scene. a 25—year—old man was arrested immediately at the scene on suspicion of murder. he remains in custody. a knife was also recovered at the scene. the investigation is in its very early stages and being led by officers from the specialist counterterrorism command. we made it clear at the time of the incident that we did not believe there was any immediate further threat to anyone else in the area. it will be for investigators to determine whether or not this is a terrorist incident. but as always, they will keep an open mind. today is a tragic day fo

essex place, recall to reports were stabbing in eastwood road north lay unsafe. the response of the emergency services to this incident was immediate and our officers arrived on saint within minutes. when they arrived, they found sir david amy champagne who had suffered multiple injuries. this was a difficult incident by our offices and paramedics from the east of england ambulance service. work extremely hard to save sir david. tragically, he died at the st. i 25 year old man was arrested immediately at the scene on suspicion of murder. he remains in custody. a knife was also recovered at the scene . the investigation is in its very early stages and is being led by officers from the specialist counter terrorism command. we made it clear at the time of the incident that we did not believe there was any immediate further threat to any one else in the area. it will be for investigators to determine whether or not this is a terrorist incident. but as always, they will keep an open mind to day is a tragic di for the family and colleagues as to david the community of

he is currently in custody at a police station in essex. in the london area. it is believed he acted alone in the police are not seeking anyone else in connexion with the incident at this time. just to reiterate, the murder of david amess has now been declared officially a terrorist incident by uk police. the united states has announced that it will reopen its borders on november the eighth to all foreign travellers who've been fully vaccinated against coronavirus. the white house said last month that restrictions would be lifted for people from more than 30 countries, but it hadn't specified a date. travellers will be eligible to enter the us if they've received jabs approved by its regulators, or by the world health organisation. nomia iqbal has the details. this is of course good news for airlines. the aviation industry has been brutally impacted by the pandemic. analysts reckon that there have been net losses of around about $35 billion in one year alone. of course, it isn'tjust about tourism, there are lots of people in the us who have

essex police say we do not believe there is an ongoing threat to the wider public. they are not looking anyone else following that incident in leigh—on—sea in essex. that is the constituency office of the conservative mp sir david amess. as soon there is more clarity on that, we will break that. confirmation coming from his westminster office as well that there was a stabbing. that was at his constituency office in essex, the long—standing mp southend west, we will bring you all the details and keep you up—to—date on that. the time approaches to clot, we willjust take a pause just now and we will keep going against the latest weather prospects from ben. hello. today brought a bit of a shock to the system for early risers in the northern half of the uk, with temperatures around or even below freezing in places. compare that with the values further south. 15 degrees to start the day with, a clear dividing line between mild air and cold air marked out by a weather front, a band of cloud sinking southwards with the odd spot of rain with that colder air working in behind

and i also see this as an essex mp, he was a neighbour of mine, —— and i also say this as an essex mploved and warmly regarded and respected. thank you. the police have talked about a potential link with islamist extremism. you have been in a police briefing this morning. what more can you say about that aspect to this investigation? well, first of all, this is a live police investigation. it is not for me to discuss or comment on any aspects of important policing work. that is absolutely integral to this investigation. we had a cabinet minister today talking, saying that no mp is safe. you are an mp, you carry out surgeries, how safe do you feel? well, i think it is important for all members of parliament, and i have been a member of parliament myself for ten years, look at david, you know, decades as an elected representative, man of the people, going out, doing his duties, we carry on doing our duties. we live in an open society, a democracy where we are accessible to the people. that is right and proper. we have measures in place to safeguard our mps. there have been a lot of less

to serve in the communities of essex and south end. and to day, he was simply dispensing his duties. when his life was horrific, lee cut short johnny his name is chris doyle. he knew sir david amos personally. and he also knew the u. k. member parliament ger cox. she was killed in 2016. chris doyle is also the director of the council for arab british understanding. he joins us by a zoom from london at chris doyle to share with us if he can, your thoughts at this time. like anybody who is involved in british politics. i think there is a deep sense of shock and disbelief and numbness. really that once again we are, we're looking at the starting in broad daylight. this happened just after mid day was named. he and member of parliament is carrying out that duties, meeting their constituents is i'm in this time in a church. so it's really hard to understand just how somebody could do this under what so me. it's i, i've spoken to some people who knew david like myself, and i think that we, we all sort of share that. it's just quite incredibl

essex two of whom later died. police said they didn�*t believe essex police said they didn�*t believeeve there was any wider threat to the public— believe there was any wider threat to the public. we responded to the incident in regency _ to the public. we responded to the incident in regency court - to the public. we responded to the l incident in regency court brentwood at around 1:30 am this morning. officers were on scene within three minutes and found three people had been injured during a disturbance. sadly, despite the efforts of medics to teenage boys have now died. they families being supported by our specialist officers from essex police was up a third victim was treated for injuries which are now confirmed as neither life—threatening or life—changing. detectives are working to establish how the boys died and a forensic postmortem examination will be carried out to determine the cause of death. we�*ve arrested eight men on suspicion of murder. they all remain in custody at this time. this is a fast—moving investigation and we won�*t be speculating on the circumstances surrou

we'll be live with the very latest at the scene, in essex. also tonight... testing is suspended at a lab in the midlands after tens of thousands of people were incorrectly told they didn't have covid. and, more moves by the government to ease supply shortages, but british hauliers are angry. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, pep guardiola says raheem sterling isn't guaranteed game time at manchester city after the england forward suggested he could move abroad if he didn't play more regularly. good evening. the conservative mp sir david amess has been stabbed to death while conducting a constituency surgery in essex. a 25—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder. sir david, who was 69, died from multiple wounds, and a knife was recovered at the scene, in a church, in leigh—on—sea. counter terrorism police are leading the investigation, but they're keeping an open mind as to the possible motive. borisjohnson has paid his own tribute, saying sir david "was one of the kindest, nicest, most gentle people in politics". the home secr

thierfamilies being supported by our specialist officers from essex police. murder. they all remain in custody at this time. this is a fast—moving investigation and we won�*t be speculating on the circumstances surrounding the incident. we remain open—minded as to what has occurred. what i can say is that investigations so far suggest that this is an isolated incident and there is no wider threat to the brentwood community. we would like to appeal to anyone who was in the crown street area of brentwood between 10pm last night and 5am this morning who witnessed any suspicious behaviour between that timeframe. the husband of nazanin zaghari ratcliffe, has started his second hunger strike, to try to secure her return to the uk from iran. she�*s been detained since 2016, initially accused of breaching national security. last week, she lost an appeal against a second conviction, for spreading propaganda against the iranian regime. her husband richard, staged his first hunger strike 2 years ago, which helped lead to the return of their daughter gabriella, who�*d be

in essex. duncan? yes, on what has been a pretty _ in essex. duncan? pretty sombre _ in essex. duncan? yes, on what has been a pretty sombre day _ in essex. duncan? yes, on what has been a pretty sombre day here - in essex. duncan? yes, on what has been a pretty sombre day here all i in essex. duncan? yes, on what has been a pretty sombre day here all in all, dozens and dozens of people coming to the scene to lay down their flowers and cards, coming to the scene to lay down theirflowers and cards, and coming to the scene to lay down their flowers and cards, and the cards containing some really poignant messages. one read how they were happy that david had served them as an mp, and they praised him for what he had done for this constituency. another card said simply, thank you, to a great gentleman. i also spoke to one or two of those people who came to lay their flowers and cards, two of those people who came to lay theirflowers and cards, and one man who owns a local restaurant where sir david eight on occasion said he saw him the other day and he put

sir david amess has been a member of parliament in essex for 30 years. devoted to his constituency of southend west. he: made everybody constituency of southend west. he made everybody feel valued and he listened, he was a good listener. you felt, well, people felt that he represented them in the houses of parliament. he represented them in the houses of parliament-— represented them in the houses of parliament. he was at his happiest helinu parliament. he was at his happiest helping peeple. _ parliament. he was at his happiest helping peeple. he _ parliament. he was at his happiest helping people, he was _ parliament. he was at his happiest helping people, he was a - parliament. he was at his happiest helping people, he was a true - helping people, he was a true servant — helping people, he was a true servant and an inspiration. his heart was _ servant and an inspiration. his heart was in — servant and an inspiration. his heart was in his community. he was the best_ heart was in his community. he was the best constituency— heart was in his community. he

eight people have been arrested in brentwood in essex after the deaths of two teenage boys in the early hours of this morning. labour is urging ministers to bring in plan b measures to tackle covid in england, including advice to work from home and compulsory masks. new rules allowing travellers returning to england to take lateral flow tests instead of more expensive pcr tests have come into force. exam board aqa withdraws an a—level textbook after a complaint about a question about native american history. and the media show examines climate change and the challenge for the media. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. the chancellor rishi sunak says he will deliver a budget that invests in "infrastructure, innovation and skills" in order to grow the british economy as it recovers from the pandemic. on questions about the rising cost of living, the chancellor insisted that current inflationary pressures were global and that he didn't have a "magic wand" to reduce them. here's our political correspondent charlotte rose. the damage done by covid is measured notjust the damage done by

eight people have been arrested in brentwood in essex after the deaths of two teenage boys in the early of this morning. and, the facebook whistleblower, frances haugen meets ian russell, who's daughter molly took her own life, after viewing disturbing content, online. britain's biggest supermarket chain, has it's computer systems hacked, affecting millions, shopping online. and a mo salah hat—trick sees liverpool lead manchester united five — nil at old trafford in the premier league. labour has urged the government to introduce its �*plan b' for tackling covid in england — increasing pressure on ministers following similar pleas by doctors' leaders and health unions. the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, warned the vaccination programme was "stalling" — and encouraged downing street to follow the advice of scientists calling for more mask wearing in public places and working from home. but further measures have been ruled out for now by the chancellor, rishi sunak — who said the data did not suggest �*plan b�* was needed "immediately". here�*s our health correspondent, jim reed:. this

pairing, i think, because ford and vodafone are collaborating on using 5g in a vehicle battery plot in essex, which i believe is the first of its kind in the uk. perhaps a good place to kick off on, you know, things we can learn from this is maybe if both of you can tell us a bit about the work you're doing together, using 5g in manufacturing for an electric battery vehicle workshop. maybe chris, if you would be kind enough to kick off and explain specifically what it's letting you do and how you're using it. >> okay, so it's in a facility which is where we're trying out the new technology we're going to need to make electric vehicles, specifically the motors and the batteries that we're going to use. we're going to make them in really large volumes. you can see we're doing that, and the majority of the parts for those vehicles are coming from our north american facilities at the moment, but over the course of the next few years, we're going to be rapidly expanding within europe to do the same thing. and that gives us a real opportunity to plan what we call factories of the future. only the

eight people have been arrested in brentwood in essex after the deaths of two teenage boys in the early hours of this morning. labour is urging ministers to bring in plan b measures to tackle covid in england, including advice to work from home and compulsory masks. new rules allowing travellers returning to england to take lateral flow tests instead of more expensive pcr tests have come into force. colombia's most wanted drug trafficker is captured after a joint operation by the armed forces and the police. and the young people of norway taking on their government. that's in climate change on trial in half an hour, here on bbc news. the damage... the government's spent billions on the furlough scheme and other support for families and businesses in the past 18 months. many expected the chancellor to rein that in, but it seems the purse strings may still be loose. children, schools, skills, all of these things, policing and crime, you will see investment across the board in public services, because that's what we were elected to deliver and that's what we are getting on and doing. rishi

essex police saying that arrived at the scene at 12 o 5. following reports of a stabbing, they had arrested a man at the scene along with a knife. that man, we believe is a 25 year old, young man who has now, according to 6 police, been arrested and charged on suspicions of murder. what we do not know any more about this point. he's the motive we do understand that counter terrorism police are assisting in the investigation that would be a fairly standard turn of events under these circumstances. not necessarily pointing in any particular direction. as far as motive is concerned, we haven't heard any more on that. all right, jonah, thank you for bringing a slate to say on this news that conservative british and peace are david amos has died after being stamped multiple times or up to date with the very latest or with jonah who's covering the story for us out of the u k. a man accused of killing 5 people with a bow and arrows in norway has been placed in psychiatric care. a court ordered the 37 year old day be held for at least 4 hours, his

he had been an essex mp in basildon and southend since 1983.rts of a stabbing, right within minutes and offices and then ambulance paramedics battled to save the mp's life. at three p.m., police said a man had died, confirming later that it was sir david a ms mp. the air ambulances into the sea was never used —— amess. police arrested 25—year—old man on suspicion of murder. he is a british citizen understood to be of apparently somali origin. detectives that he was detained shortly after officers arrived and a knife was recovered at the scene. quickly, it became a terrorism enquiry. the investigation - terrorism enquiry. the investigation is - terrorism enquiry. the investigation is in - terrorism enquiry. the investigation is in its l terrorism enquiry. the i investigation is in its very early stages and is being led by officers from the specialist counterterrorism command. we made it clear at the time of the incident that we did not believe there was any immediate further threat to anyone else in the area. 50 further threat to anyone else in

eight people have been arrested in brentwood, in essex, after the deaths of two teenage boys in the earlyf this morning. britain's biggest supermarket chain apologises after it's computer systems were hacked, affecting millions of online shoppers. and a 5—0 win at old trafford for liverpool as mo salah scores a hat—trick in their biggest ever away win at manchester united. labour has urged the government to introduce its �*plan b�* for tackling covid in england — increasing pressure on ministers following similar pleas by doctors�* leaders and health unions. the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, warned the vaccination programme was "stalling" — and encouraged downing street to follow the advice of scientists calling for more mask wearing in public places and working from home. but further measures have been ruled out for now by the chancellor, rishi sunak — who said the data did not suggest �*plan b�* was needed "immediately". here�*s our health correspondent, jim reed. this, say the government, is our best line of defence against covid this winter. you�*re all boosted. i'm all boosted up

ahead of it in essex, there has been some blue sky, but it is east anglia and south—east england on thees of rain for a time this evening before it clears away. behind it, the clearer weather has moved in. there are showers around and that is how things are looking as we get on through the evening and into tonight. it is clear spells and areas of showers mainly in the west, but some will push further east as the night goes on. it is breezy out there and temperatures just dipping a little bit lower, so more spots just getting down into single figures by the morning. for monday, then, it is a day of sunshine and showers, the greater chance of catching these will be in the west, especially here into western scotland, some along southern coastal counties of england, the heaviest places, a chance of hail and thunder. and a few showers willjust push inland and east as the day goes on. not everyone will catch them and most of the day is going to be dry rather than wet with sunny spells around. still a noticeable breeze. it will feel a touch fresher out there. and it will be cooler on monday ni

ahead of it in essex, there has been some blue sky, but it is east anglia and south—east england on theer front. although it is weakening, there is a chance of some splashes of rain for a time this evening before it clears away. behind it, the clearer weather has moved in. there are showers around and that is how things are looking as we get on through the evening and into tonight. it is clear spells and areas of showers mainly in the west, but some will push further east as the night goes on. it is breezy out there and temperatures just dipping a little bit lower, so more spots just getting down into single figures by the morning. for monday, then, it is a day of sunshine and showers, the greater chance of catching these will be in the west, especially here into western scotland, some along southern coastal counties of england, the heaviest places, a chance of hail and thunder. and a few showers willjust push inland and east as the day goes on. not everyone will catch them and most of the day is going to be dry rather than wet with sunny spells around. still a noticeable breeze. it wil

ah, a british minister of parliament, a stub to death while meeting his constituents in essex. a 25 year old man has been arrested in connection with the killing. so ahead a us marine officer pleads guilty to criticizing the military leadership for the chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan. and he's still demanding though that senior leaders take accountability and lots of disturbing images of the latest terror attack. this friday emerges from the country, a blast of a mosque, leaving dozens did miss the latest in the spate of lethal attack since the u. s. exits and subsequent tell about takeover. while the former u. s. national security advisor john bolton, has taken him at president biden, claiming he disregarded all advice that by the afghan. hello. you can hear those thoughts in an interview on ortiz going underground, which ers think it's a mistake for the u. s. think it's been stake for global stability. certainly. it's stake to the people of afghanistan. oh, wow. and st. clashes, block ports, and strike action resistance to the italian government's introduction of monday.

first in essex, and then in the capital.n in southwark, in south london, the oldest of four children. he grew up in croydon and went to school there. his father was an adviser to a former somali prime minister. his uncle is the somali ambassador to china. ali harbi ali was referred to the government's counter—extremism programme prevent some years ago, but he was not a formal mi5 subject of interest. more than three days into this investigation, counter—terrorism detectives do have a potential motive for the killing, islamist extremism and a desire to kill a british politician, but it is still not clear why sir david amess in particular was targeted. counter—terrorism command searches of three properties in london linked to ali harbi ali are now over. this flat in a north london town house was a hive of police activity yesterday, but today it was quiet. it seems that the investigation of the murder of sir david amess is not expanding, but remains focused on the man arrested at the scene. the suspect is still being questioned

first in essex, and then in the capital. children. he grew up in croydon an went to school there. his father was an adviser to a former somali prime minister, his uncle is somali ambassador to china. ali harbi ali was referred to the counter extremism programme prevent some years ago, but he was not a formal mis subject of interest. more than three days into this investigation, counter terrorism detectives do have a potential motive for the killing, islamist extremism and a desire to kill a british politician, but it is still not clear why sir david amess in particular was targeted. the man in custody, ali harbi ali, was arrested at belfairs methodist church just after the stabbing. but he is thought to live in kentish town in london. croydon, wher he grew up, is in the far south of the capital. his parents are divorced and his father's uk address is in bounds green north london. counter terrorism command searches of the three properties are now over. the flat in a kentish town town house was a hive of police activity yester

i'm from essex. some say east london but i say essex.goes out tojulia and the five children who are wonderful people. he had a fantastic family. he was so dedicated, so dedicated to his constituencies, basildon and southend west. he lived for them and he didn't sacrifice everything else to put his constituency first. ? and he did sacrifice everything else. the one legacy we must hold true to david is not to let his horrific murder and the way he left us to change our democracy. i rememberthe the way he left us to change our democracy. i remember the day after the appalling grand hotel bombing in brighton in 1984 and i remember margaret thatcher, he was a dedicated supporter of hers, i remember her saying, it is business as usual, we must carry on. i take the same view, whatever happens, whatever we do to carry on and protect ourselves, we must not let our democracy be undermined by that kind of evil. we must stand up to evil and defend our democracy and cherish the freedom that gives all of us the right to be here and represent our const

essex essex police earlier shortly after the attack released a statement saying they'd been called to reports of a stabbing there. they had found a man and taken into custody a man and found the knife used in the attack. that man is currently under arrest. he's been charged with suspicion of murder and the statement earlier said, we are not looking for anyone else in connection with this incident. and do not believe there is an ongoing threat to the wider public. that of course, calls into question the motive we simply don't know anything more about the motive . that statement that would suggest that this is not perhaps a terror inquiry all be it counter terrorism. police are involved, i repeat again. we don't know anything about the motive, mister amos by him by no means the 1st m, p to succumb in this way. during the course of his duties. in the latter part of the 20th century, at least 2 or 2 piece were killed by the irish republican army. 3 m p. 's. now including mister, i must have died this of the past 21 years, including of course, famously jo cox, the labor party and pe. he wa

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today at one, the family of sir david amess visit the scene of his killing in essex. they say they're shattered by his death, but are grateful for the public support they've received. other mps have been speaking out, about the abuse and threats they routinely endure. i've had three threats to life and limb over the last two years so of course i take it very seriously. and we need to respond to it, we need to make sure we're doing everything we can, you need to make sure we do that due diligence on everything. borisjohnson will lead the tributes to sir david on the floor of the commons. also this lunchtime... are social media companies doing enough to tackle online hate, especially towards women? good news for hundreds of ford workers on merseyside, with a multi million pound investment, to make components for electric cars. and, cameron norrie becomes the first british player, to win the prestigious indian wells tournament, in california. it's an amazing couple of weeks and i'm so happy with how i treated all the occasions, all the big moments, all the matches. yeah,

a memorial of sir david amess who was killed in his constituency last friday in essex.er abbey across the road from parliament as a political correspondentjonathan blake, correspondent jonathan blake, jonathan, if correspondentjonathan blake, jonathan, if it's important for members and peers to pay their respects and what has become known as the parliament's church. yes. respects and what has become known as the parliament's church.— as the parliament's church. yes, it was a poignant _ as the parliament's church. yes, it was a poignant service _ as the parliament's church. yes, it was a poignant service and - as the parliament's church. yes, it was a poignant service and a - was a poignant service and a powerful expression, i think of the shock and sadness and the grief that many of his friends and colleagues are feeling at westminster but their determination to put on a united front, if you like and demonstrate that this was a loss which is been filled very deeply by many of sir david amess's friends and colleagues and he had many of them and also the wider public as w

and he never everfailed things bragg said, fishing issues in essex and he never ever failed to stopthat almost any sort of intervention he made in the house of commons always mention south bend in his campaign, to turn it into a city, and he would be in fancy dress from time to time to get publicity for his cause. and i think everybody respected him for that. they didn't regard him as a joke figure at all, they recognised him as a man with a mission. and irrespective of their political view and everything at her this afternoon was saying what a nice guy he was, i never had the good fortune, i'm probably about the on p —— the on the mp i have never met. i never had the mp i have never met. i never had the good fortune to meet him, unfortunately. i was really overwhelmed today by the pages from the people in the street to former prime minister is etc, a very popular man. prime minister is etc, a very pepuiar man-— prime minister is etc, a very popular man. prime minister is etc, a very --oularman. , . ~ �*, popular man. yes, and i think it's rather lovely _ popular man. yes, and i thi

we are collaborating on using 5g in a class in essex, which i believe is the first of its kind in the u.k.. perhaps a good place to kick off on things we can learn from this is maybe you can tell us a bit about the work you are doing together for 5g and manufacturing for electric vehicle battery workshops. if you would be kind enough to kick off and explain specifically what to do and how to use it. >> we are trying out the new technology we are going to need to make electric vehicles. specifically the motors and the batteries that we will use. you can already see we are doing that in the majority of the parts of those vehicles are coming from our north american associate. but over the course of the next for years we are going to be rapidly expanding within europe to do the same thing. and that gives us a real opportunity to plan the future. this future is now. it's a long time opportunity. we have gone from having transmission plants, and they are going to decline as people migrate from those types of vehicles to build the parts for electrification. that means we have this worn off o

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now essex, please have released a statement saying that they were cool to the scene at 12 o 5, but confirming his death just after 3 pm. now, what they do know about the suspect is that he's 25 years or years of age. he was arrested and a knife was recovered. here at the scene, he is now in custody. now the police say that they're not looking for anybody else in relation to this incident. we don't know much about the suspect nor his motivation behind the attack. but what we are seeing now is tributes and statements are pouring in throughout the day across the political spectrum. we've also heard from forest johnson at the prime minister who is now in downing street and he said, i think all our hearts are full of shock and sadness today. and above all, to david amos was kind and decent politician. he was one of the kindest, nicest, those gentle people in politics. and he also had an outstanding record of passing laws to help the most vulnerable david with a man who believe passionately in this country and in its future. well, people in the local community are absolutely heartbroken. i have hel

you have spent quite a lot of the last 48 hours in essex, in leigh—on—sea in particular and southendons on the kind of mood you have encountered from people? it is kind of mood you have encountered from maple?— from people? it is interesting because sir— from people? it is interesting because sir david _ from people? it is interesting because sir david amess, - from people? it is interesting because sir david amess, he| from people? it is interesting - because sir david amess, he wasn't a central political figure, because sir david amess, he wasn't a central politicalfigure, but throughout my adult life he has always sort of been there around on the edges, this character, with very strong opinions, but i don't think i had really realised how much he was completely embedded in that community. yes, of course, isuppose the people who come to bring flowers would be people that had some kind of encounter with him or who he had helped, but it seems like everybody helped, but it seems like everybody he had helped in some way. people really felt they could go to his surgeries, they really fe

another essex mp who came to davies andrew rosindell, notjust a parliamentary neighbour but a friendviously a fear that there's bad people out there that want to do harm and david is a victim of that. so i'm afraid it will change...it will change things. some mps have had guards before now. the review of mps safety may consider if this should be offered to all. order, order. the speaker of the commons, who's overseeing the review, says mps have to be protected but democracy and openness too. i don't want to go into a knee—jerk reaction to say what we need to do. tragically, we've lost our friend sir david amess. our thoughts are with his family. and what i want to say is that we've got to do the right thing and that we've got to make the best come out of this hideous, hideous killing of our colleague. what i would say is that we will look at all different measures. and those measures may involve more than just protecting physical venues. some say a culture of abuse and threats online has to be tackled too. the mp chairing the committee looking at the online harms bill says people sho

he has also been moved from essex to a police station in london, and three london police stations are which has thrown up his past involvement in the prevent programme, but at the moment, he is only being held on suspicion of terrorism, he has not been charged. martine. daniel sandford, thank you very much. police forces across the uk are contacting all mps to discuss their personal safety. meeting constituents is seen as central to their role as representatives. but the death of sir david amess has re—opened a debate about the risks they face. our political correspondent damian grammaticas reports. around the country today, mps continuing to hold their surgeries. robert largan in the peak district saying he'll "keep doing this all year round". craig williams in montgomeryshire thanking welsh police for being there to give reassurance, and kieran mullan in cheshire saying, "we must not let people force us to do things differently." but today, there are changes. in south wales, a police guard for an mp's coffee morning and he already felt vulnerable. we now have cctv at the front and r

having been at a police station in essex.the capital, three in total. the police will have until friday to question this suspect. we have now discovered the suspect�*s father, newspaper, says he is traumatised at learning about the arrest of his son. the father of the suspect was a former adviser to the prime minister in somalia. in terms of today, the town is still in mourning. many coming here to lay flowersjust behind me. an active crime scene still here, further down, the church where sir david was killed on friday. as for today, there will be a church service at lipm. a candlelit vigil last night. many hundreds coming out in support of sir david, to remember him. many of those at that vigil last night knew him personally. they said he loved hisjob, he was a people person, and they are trying to come to terms with what has happened here. meanwhile, the home secretary priti patel has said there are "immediate" security changes being offered to protect mps. political correspondent peter saull is here. the home secretary spe