esther martin, 68 years old. green, london, had been visiting relatives in clacton—on—sea where she died following an attack by two dogs. we do not have confirmation on the breed of the dogs. she was a grandmother to eight and a great grandmother to eight and a great grandmother to eight and a great grandmother to three. the us and the uk have carried out fresh strikes on more than 30 targets linked to the iran—backed houthi the rebels in yemen. they were supported by six other countries, as they continue attempts to stop the houthis targeting ships in the red sea. the raids in yemen follow us strikes in iraq and syria on friday — 85 sites were hit in retaliation for the killing injordan of three american soldiers by iranian—backed militants. with some context, here's david waddell. the british and american response to houthi attacks on ships entering or leaving the red sea has expanded. it is notjust in yemen where those strikes are taking place but also now in syria and iraq. that's about 2000 kilometres north

esther's _ esther martin. you should be proud.ved were xl bullies. this has been unconfirmed by police and they say they will run tests over the next few days to determine the breed. this comes at a time when ownership of xl delete is coming under scrutiny. the deadline has just passed where owners had to legally register their xl bully if they want to continue owning the animal so police will run tests over the next few days to determine what the next few days to determine what the breed the two dogs were that were involved in this attack but really this is a shocking event and as we have seen from visiting people in the community today it is something people have been devastated by an that has really affected the people here. thank you. sam harrison. a reward of up to £20,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest of the suspect in a chemical attack on a mother and her daughters in clapham, south london. police have released this new footage of abdul ezedi. officers say he was last seen leaving tower hill undergr

ghey was on bbc_ is only a year since esther ghey was on bbc one. — is only a year since esther gheytalking _ on bbc one, controlling her emotions and talking to the nation. it has had a _ and talking to the nation. it has had a very— and talking to the nation. it has had a very big impact. chris, i wonder— had a very big impact. chris, i wonder if— had a very big impact. chris, i wonder if i_ had a very big impact. chris, i wonder if i can bring you in on something. 0ne viewer says i don't understand — something. 0ne viewer says i don't understand why there is so much dithering — understand why there is so much dithering about keeping children safe _ dithering about keeping children safe in— dithering about keeping children safe. in the netherlands mobile phones — safe. in the netherlands mobile phones are banned in schools and parents _ phones are banned in schools and parents should say no to their children. _ parents should say no to their children, that is their responsibility. the government say we are _ responsibility. the government say we are getting to this with our 0niine

let me just mother esther talking to bbc news. let mejust remind mother esther talking to bbc news. this afternoon that the two teenagers to be sentenced later for the afternoon that the two teenagers to be sentenced laterfor the murder of brianna ghey who was fatally stabbed in a frenzied attackjust under one year ago have been named. thejudge justice yip has publicly named the pair as scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe. well, let's get more now from a retired judge and an author and has a long experience of hearings involving teenager prosecutions. ghee thank you very much forjoining us. first of all, let's look at the naming of these two teenagers. is it a good 88 in the child killers? it is a a good 88 in the child killers? it is a balance, a good 88 in the child killers? it is a balance, isn't a good 88 in the child killers? it is a balance, isn't it, a good 88 in the child killers? it is a balance, isn't it, between a good 88 in the child killers? it is a balance, isn't it, between the right for open justice of all hearings, and at the same time the necessity for courts to

the victim has been named as 68—year—old esther martin.ed dead at the scene, inside the home on saturday. police have yet to confirm the breed of the dog involved in the attack. a really concerning incident for residents of jaywick. a a really concerning incident for residents ofjaywick. a number of updates have been made through the day. 68—year—old esther martin is thought to have been visiting family when she was attacked by two dog shortly before 4pm yesterday afternoon. when police reached her she was in a seriously injured condition and later died on the scene. a man has been arrested, at 39—year—old from jaywick. he has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous dog offences. we been arrested on suspicion of dangerous dog offences. we have also heard from police _ dangerous dog offences. we have also heard from police in _ dangerous dog offences. we have also heard from police in essex _ dangerous dog offences. we have also heard from police in essex he - dangerous dog offences. we have also heard from police in essex he gave - heard f

we believe esther had been attacked by — today. we believe esther had been attacked by two — today.esther had been attacked by two dogs inside - today. we believe esther had been attacked by two dogs inside the . attacked by two dogs inside the house — attacked by two dogs inside the house. when essex police officers entered _ house. when essex police officers entered the house, their priority was, as— entered the house, their priority was, as always, to keep their community safe. their unflinching bravery— community safe. their unflinching bravery and professionalism ensured that there _ bravery and professionalism ensured that there is no ongoing threat to the people of essex as a result of this incident. both dogs were destroyed inside the house. i repeat, — destroyed inside the house. i repeat, thanks to their swift actions. _ repeat, thanks to their swift actions. i_ repeat, thanks to their swift actions, i can reassure the community ofjaywic that there is no ongoing _ community ofjaywic that there is no ongoing risk posed to them by this incident _ ongoing risk posed to them b

esther martin, who was 68, was killed at a house injaywick, near clacton.ves the animals which attacked her mother were xl bully dogs. our correspondent, jo black, is in essex. yes, jo black, is in essex. it is two days on and as you can yes, it is two days on and as you can see there is a heavy police presence on lots of police activity going on. and that you can imagine, the neighbours here injaywick are still affected by what happened on saturday afternoon. some said they heard screams and some have been impacted and some try to save aston martin, but sadly she couldn't be rescued. there were a report from the police is said some puppies had been removed into veterinary care and they are part of the investigation.— and they are part of the investigation. and they are part of the investiuation. ., ., investigation. has to martin also grandmother _ investigation. has to martin also grandmother visiting _ investigation. has to martin also grandmother visiting her - investigation. has to martin also i grandmother visiting her grandson but what caused two dog

a woman killed in a dog attack in essex has been named as esther martin by herfamily.olice say a man has been arrested following the attack in the village of jaywick. and facebook marks its 20th anniversary, having risen from a network for students at a single university to one of the biggest internet platforms in the world today. hello, it's laura in the studio. paddy in the studio. and it's chris in belfast. i just think it's absolutely fabulous to see you on this — in a way, you two created the newscast. there were others involved. there were — katya and adam are dearfriends, yes. does it all come back to you? because brexit was one of the big dividing lines in the whole of northern ireland. that's why you're there, chris. yeah, true. yeah, no, absolutely. and actually, the last couple of days covering this story here and then in london before it did take me back, in fact, at one point i was talking to katya on the television and it really took me back to the brexit days of trying to, particularly as far as the northern ireland element of the story is concerned, unt

the victim has been named as 68—year—old esther martin. dead at the scene, inside the home on saturday. police have yet to confirm the breed of the dog involved in the attack. in the last hour, we've been hearing from police in essex, who gave more details about the incident. we believe esther had been attacked by two dogs inside the house. when essex police officers entered the house, their priority was, as always, to keep the community safe. their unflinching bravery and professionalism ensured that there is no ongoing threat to the people of essex as a result of this incident. both dogs were destroyed inside the house. i repeat, thanks to their swift actions, i can reassure the community of jaywick there is no ongoing risk posed to them by this incident. i would also like to thank local people who tried to get into the house to help esther martin. you should be proud. and we'll have more on this story across the afternoon. here in the uk, the mother of brianna ghey, the 16—year—old who was murdered by two other teenagers, is calling for

and members of the public who also showed extraordinary bravery trying to rescue esther martin.ive esther martin's family the answers they need. at 39—year—old man arrested on saturday has today been released on bail. he is ashley warren empoli state the relationship was familial. meanwhile, the police still guarding the scene for the people of jaywick and esther martin's family still wait to hear more. an indian actress who faked her own death to raise awareness about cervical cancer has sparked a debate about the ethics for the heart official instagram account and announce the news of her death on friday. tributes started flowing in and it was immediately picked up by news outlets. hear how it was reported by india today. tier? it was reported by india today. very trauic it was reported by india today. very tragic news — it was reported by india today. very tragic news coming _ it was reported by india today. - tragic news coming early this morning. social media start is no more. �* ., ., ., more. but the following day and other video _ more. but the following day and other vi

to die. 18 years ago esther rantzen _ we are all going to die. 18 years ago esther rantzen made - werantzen made a - we are all going to die. 18 yearsj ago esther rantzen made a bbc documentary called how to have a good death. now, undergoing treatment for terminal lung cancer, she believes that how and when her life ends should be her decision. if we can get this over and decided and if every party would put this in their manifesto, that we will hold a debate and have a free vote, the rest of us can have a choice also about the way we want to end our lives, this would be an ideal step, and even in difficult circumstances where we don't want our family memories to be overwhelmed by the memory of us in pain and suffering. there's a word that those campaigning for a change in the law on assisted dying keep coming back to — choice. i have a very narrow choice. if i want to end my life in my own way, in my own time, then perhaps i have to go to dignitas in switzerland and perhaps i have to leave my family, my closest loved ones behind. because if they go with me, they could be accused of

esther martin, who was 68, was killed at a house injaywick, near clacton.randson, but what caused two dogs to attack and kill her is still being examined by detectives. essex police say the breed of dogsis yet to be established and this could take days. esther martin's daughter believes they were xl bullies, which have recently been banned in england and wales. people can still own this type of dog, but the right certificate of exemption and insurance needs to be in place. it is thought there were six puppies and two adult dogs in the property and esther martin had been advised to use a broom if they were misbehaving. the owner left my mum in the property with his young son. he told my mum if the puppies started fighting to wave the broom in there because then the puppies would play with the broom. and it was at that point the adult dogs attacked my mum and my nephew ran out screaming for help. essex police has commended its officers who entered the house on saturday afternoon and members of the public who also showed extraordinary bravery trying to rescue

rishi sunak will meet esther ghey after a i will meet esther ghey after a negative reception after primes policy positions in ten areas he _ labour's policy positions in ten areas. he touched on this as one of about— areas. he touched on this as one of about ten— areas. he touched on this as one of about ten and did not make any reference — about ten and did not make any reference to individuals. it was keir— reference to individuals. it was keir starmer who introduced that at the end _ keir starmer who introduced that at the end i_ keir starmer who introduced that at the end. i think anyone who is in doubt _ the end. i think anyone who is in doubt about this should listen to the clip — doubt about this should listen to the clip and form their own view. that— the clip and form their own view. that is— the clip and form their own view. that is the — the clip and form their own view. that is the argument the conservatives make, that rishi sunak was talking about u—turns from keir starmer rather than about trans policy and to show his respect for esther ghey, downing street has invited her

leon, let's bring | in esther at this point.rld, making some pretty severe allegations about the fact their advice has been ignored when it comes to what�*s happening in israel and gaza. we are looking to the process, that this is the advice thatis process, that this is the advice that is offered to rule leaders, this is just one that is offered to rule leaders, this isjust one part that is offered to rule leaders, this is just one part of their decision—making process about offering their support for israel. just give us a sense of will be happening behind the scenes now, and how that letter will be received in the white house and downing street, brussels? , , ., brussels? firstly, good afternoon and aood brussels? firstly, good afternoon and good evening _ brussels? firstly, good afternoon and good evening to _ brussels? firstly, good afternoon and good evening to everybody i brussels? firstly, good afternoon - and good evening to everybody here. indeed. _ and good evening to everybody here. indeed. it _ and good evening to ev

esther martin was a grandmother visiting her grandson, but what caused two dogs to attack and kill herbeen banned in england and wales. people can still own this type of dog, but the right certificate of exemption and insurance needs to be in place. it is thought there were six puppies and two adult dogs in the property and esther martin had been advised to use a broom if they were misbehaving. the owner left my mum in the property with his young son. he told my mum if the puppies started fighting to wave the broom in there because then the puppies would play with the broom. and it was at that point the adult dogs attacked my mum and my nephew ran out screaming for help. essex police has commended its officers who entered the house on saturday afternoon and members of the public who also showed extraordinary bravery trying to rescue esther martin. police say this investigation has a number of complexities, but they say they are making good progress and are determined to give esther martin's family the answers they need. a 39—year—old man, arrested on saturday, has today been released o

a woman killed in a dog attack in essex has been named as esther martin by herfamily.olice say a man has been arrested following the attack in the village of jaywick. police hunting the man suspected of a corrosive substance attack on a mother and her daughters in south london are offering 20,000 pounds reward for information leading to his arrest. and the grammy awards — celebrating the best of the music industry — are set to be dominated by female artists. hello, i'm samantha simmonds. the us and the uk have carried out fresh strikes on more than 30 targets linked to the iran—backed houthi rebels in yemen. they were supported by six other countries, as they continue attempts to stop the houthis targeting ships in the red sea. the raids in yemen follow us strikes in iraq and syria on friday — 85 sites were hit in retaliation for the killing injordan of three american soldiers by iranian—backed militants. hugo bachega reports. british fighterjets taking off from an raf military base in cyprus as they prepare to strike more houthi targets overnight. it's the third time

that's the wonderful esther there wonderful esther mcvey.to know we've go. we've got to go on. >> honestly, interview with >> honestly, your interview with an, uh, an stephen on saturday, the mail on sunday. can i just say powerful. and how strong were you and emily to talk about that? and i just say it was amazing . amazing. >> all right, well, thank you very much, esther . you take very much, esther. you take care. right. okay, look, we're going have to be very quick. going to have to be very quick. in i'm to skip in fact, i'm going to skip through teases because in fact, i'm going to skip throjust teases because in fact, i'm going to skip throjust tetell; because in fact, i'm going to skip throjust tetell you:ause in fact, i'm going to skip throjust tetell you thate i'm just going to tell you that when come back, i've got when i come back, i've got richard tice, the leader of reform time now for reaction to rishi sunak's people's forum. from the man we dating in the political wings to topple him, it's the man who holds all the cards , man

esther, similar question to you. how do you address the concerns about safety, often we're talking about cyclists and pedestrians on jfk drive, from your perspective, what is the issues you have around safety? >> one of the concerns we have for people who move a little slower out and about on the closed jfk drive is whether bicyclists going by, whether there's safety for pedestrians crossing and whether bicyclists have a speed limb so that's an issue for us -- speed limit so that's an issue for. regarding the shuttle, i think it's wonderful there are one but there's no shuttle shelters and the buses are not kneeling buses and the schedule has been erratic and the pathways from the shuttle station, shuttle stops to the nearby attractions are not paved. so, we would be excited to see the parking price come down and the parking garage, i will say that would be wonderful. >> thank you. our second question is going back to you, as you noted the facilities and cultural institutions in golden gate park is a popular destinat

we're still joined the studio esther studio right now by esther mcvey, minister and mcvey, the cabinetman of the labour parliamentary party. chairman of the labour par okay ntary party. chairman of the labour par okay ,tary party. chairman of the labour par okay , okay.arty. chairman of the labour par okay , okay. where are we >> okay, okay. where are we going? i am going to go to john, actually , john to john. john, actually, john to john. john, tell us where you're from next time. would the labour party have a cap on the number of people who can claim asylum here once they open up safe routes to getin? >>i getin? >> idoubt getin? >> i doubt it, because if you introduce a cut, the danger is that if you meet the cap, then the next person has to be, regardless of where they've come from, regardless of what's happened to them. uh, you know, they might have experienced torture. may have torture. their family may have may have disappeared. you've got to i'll do it. just to say, no, i'll do it. just don't think that's that's practical. well, raymond similar , >> well, raymond has a similar,

t esther ghey's bbc interview at the weekend. ., ., , ., weekend. best of weekend. i thought demonstrated the very best of humanity _ weekend. i thought demonstrated the very best of humanity in _ weekend. i thought demonstrated the very best of humanity in the _ weekend. i thought demonstrated the very best of humanity in the face - weekend. i thought demonstrated the very best of humanity in the face of. very best of humanity in the face of the sea _ very best of humanity in the face of the sea and — very best of humanity in the face of the sea and the very worst of humanity, _ the sea and the very worst of humanity, and she deserves all our admiration— humanity, and she deserves all our admiration and praise. i had humanity, and she deserves all our admiration and praise.— admiration and praise. i had the chance to _ admiration and praise. i had the chance to speak— admiration and praise. i had the chance to speak to _ admiration and praise. i had the chance to speak to the - admiration and praise. i had the l chance to speak to the chancellor th

esther was sitting with her son, mark's family.g] >> doctor mark wang globe was sentenced to life in prison. eligible for parole after serving 25 years. >> mr. wang fleur. you violated the ten commandments. thou shalt not kill, you also violated the hippocratic oath. as a doctor, you shall do no harm. >> do you remember that moment? . >> yes, i was shocked. but beyond sad. i fell and i cried hysterically. i think about it still. it makes me want to cry, because it's hard. i only have one parent now and they took him from me. so. it's hard. >> we spoke with jury members both on camera and off. they said it was the simpler things that convinced them. 9-1-1 call, the diary, the body temperature, and the malfunctioning water heater. they didn't buy it. >> eldon and a couple of the other jurors were very not an la jolla on furnaces and hot water heaters. so they gave their opinion of how they felt that it could have happened, or could not have happened. >> you ruled out the water heater. >> pretty fast, i think within the first hour or

a woman killed in a dog attack in essex has been named as esther martin by herfamily.olice say a man has been arrested following the attack in the village of jaywick. and the grammy awards — celebrating the best of the music industry — are set to be dominated by female artists with multiple nominations for chart stars taylor swift, 0livia rodrigo, miley cyrus, lana del rey and ice spice now on bbc news...the arts interviews: sir anthony hopkins. 30 seconds to on air! 0k, and you are just here. couldn't i sit farther back? sir anthony hopkins playing an ordinary man with an extraordinary story. sir nicholas winton was just 29 in 1938 when he embarked on a campaign to bring hundreds of refugee children from prague to london. for 50 years, he didn't talk about his efforts until they were revealed by the bbc tv programme that's life. if they hadn't been rescued and brought over to england, these children would have been killed by the nazis. i'm the bbc�*s culture editor, katie razzall, and for this edition of the arts interviews, i interrupted sir anthony's busy filming sc

esther rantzen, the founder of _ the road? esther rantzen, the founder of childline _ the road? i founder of childline who has terminal stage four cancer has called for a free vote in parliament. the government have always said that this is something that when it does come up, mps would get a free vote, but the last time they voted on it was 2015, and the attempts made subsequently to get it again looked at by parliament have failed. so we will have to see in the election if it becomes an issue and in the next parliament whether ministers and mps would be willing to have another look at the issue. thank you very much for that. plenty more to come. i will be back in with the headlines injust a more to come. i will be back in with the headlines in just a few minutes. this is bbc news. fairly cloudy across england and wales. quite quickly the blues coming across the whole of the uk. it's fairly cloudy today across england and wales with some rain in the southeast, but that's helping maintain the temperature level as represented by the yellows in the chart. but look how quite quickl

all of the ideas like esther put forwards, they are _ the ideas like esther put forwards, they are alreadywe want — be saying, look, it's not whether or not we want to have a seat belt, we have _ not we want to have a seat belt, we have to _ not we want to have a seat belt, we have to have — not we want to have a seat belt, we have to have one or ofcom will come after us _ have to have one or ofcom will come after us. ~ . �* , ., ., after us. will a british regulator reall be after us. will a british regulator really be able _ after us. will a british regulator really be able to _ after us. will a british regulator really be able to take _ after us. will a british regulator really be able to take on - after us. will a british regulator really be able to take on these l after us. will a british regulator i really be able to take on these huge titans? this with your old colleague nick clegg, who now works at meta, we saw e—mails he had sent, appealing to mark zuckerberg for more help and support, for people to work on safety. and he was turned down, it didn't happen. i work on safety. and he

anyway esther mcvey. esther. you very, very esther. thank you very, very much for joining esther.g us. great to esther. thank you very, very muchyoujoirthe us. great to esther. thank you very, very muchyou joirthe show. eat to esther. thank you very, very muchyou joirthe show. much appreciated. >> great to back. >> great to be back. >> great to be back. >> exactly. it's >> it is. yes, exactly. it's been while since you've been a little while since you've graced studios, it? been a little while since you've graclook, studios, it? been a little while since you've graclook, stsunak it? been a little while since you've graclook, stsunak has it? but look, rishi sunak has refused to apologise even after the, um, the parents of brianna ghey asked for an apology in response to his comments. uh, towards keir starmer . was he towards keir starmer. was he right to refuse to apologise? i was watching pmqs and saw what happened and the point was rishi was making a point about all of the flip flops , all of the the flip flops, all of the u—turns that , uh, keir starmer u—turns that, uh, keir st

a woman who's been killed in a dog attack in essex has been named as esther martin.he dogs have been destroyed but the breed is not yet confirmed. a man has been arrested following an attack in the village of earth's work. and the grammy awards, celebrating the best of the music industry, are said to be dominated by female artist. with multiple nominations for chancers to persuade, dominated by female artist. with multiple nominations for chancellor is taylor swift, olivia rodrigo, miley cyrus and lana del rey. the mother of brianna ghey, the 16—year—old who was murdered by two other teenagers, is calling for a ban on access to social media apps for under—16s. esther ghey said the internet was out of control and children needed to be protected. her daughter's killers, scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe, were jailed for life on friday. ms ghey has been speaking to laura kuenssberg. i don't have any hate for either of them because hate is such a harmful emotion to the person that's holding that. but with regards to forgiving them, i think that... no, not really. it'

we also had esther mcvey, cabinet office esther mcvey, the cabinet office minister, pmqs live minister >> m said something which was correct. let's move the two issues separate out the two issues. and one of them is about biological sex. what is a woman ? biological sex. what is a woman? and i'm afraid sir keir starmer can't say what a woman is . and can't say what a woman is. and that was the issue. so that's one issue. so rishi was right to say that, to point out the fact that labour can't say what a woman is and considering there's a lot of legacy on on what a woman is, that's important . woman is, that's important. totally separate was the most horrific , attack and horrific attack, attack and murder of brownite. that was absolutely awful and you should not be conflated. >> what are you saying? what is a woman? he's not going to go out the trans community? >> absolutely and in >> absolutely not. and i in fact, i thought hugely fact, i thought it was hugely crass that sir keir starmer should even have tried to conflate the two. >> so here, grieving mothers, um , you know, a mazing w

esther martin, who was 68, was mauled at a house injaywick near clacton—on—sea.suspicion of dangerous dog offences. sam harrison is in clacton for us now. such a terrible event. what do we actually know?— actually know? yes, it has been a difficult couple _ actually know? yes, it has been a difficult couple of _ actually know? yes, it has been a difficult couple of days _ actually know? yes, it has been a difficult couple of days for - difficult couple of days for residents in jaywick. difficult couple of days for residents injaywick. down the road at clapton police station we have been hearing harrowing details of the attack. 68—year—old esther martin is thought to have been visiting family injaywick. it is at the house she was visiting when this attack happened. she was attacked by two dog shortly before 4pm on saturday. the family says dogs were excel bullies. the police have yet to confirm this. it has been said a number of puppies were fighting and esther had been told to use a broom to interact them when this was happening. it was when the mother used to br

esther has not good. on has moved in, has jumped in on the whole thing, saying that it's and it's it's all ridiculous. and it's great rantzen great to know esther rantzen is still didn't great to know esther rantzen is still that. didn't great to know esther rantzen is still that. um, didn't great to know esther rantzen is still that. um, but didn't great to know esther rantzen is still that. um, but basically know that. um, but basically we're getting rid of all ages, terms and ages. joking. and most birthday to birthday cards are going to become right become obsolete very soon, right over the daily star and kerry attempted to take a trip to the british museum . um, yeah. this british museum. um, yeah. this is twisted brit is inside twisted brit cannibals, a british people cannibals, now a british people used to eat egyptian mummies. this story is way out of date. by this story is way out of date. by the way, i thought we were doing today's news, but we're british. who british. british cannibals who use

our nation is awake and hates america, esther, america, work for israel. in america , we congratulate all the people of iran on the 22nd of bahman and always we celebrate 22 bahman in this village. küreyındıyik, qeyrətliyik, mərcibər, amerika , iranlılar qeyrətlidir, biz köhlilər qeyrətliyik, inqilabında küreyında duranlardanıq, tana canımızda can var , inqilabın küreyındı duragaşık, azal allah, yaşaşın inqilabımızı, yaşaşın azərbaycanımızı, azərbaycan nation is here in the country ... we are ready for the month of bahman, yam allah, yam allah , in the spring of freedom, the place of the martyrs is empty in the spring of freedom, there is a long empty place in the spring of freedom, the place of far ali kerf. the memory of the martyrs and the memory of haji ghasemi and imami it is a sign that the terrorists cannot encroach on our welfare. we are border guards, we love iran, we have come to show our connection with the system , we have come today to tell all enemies that we love our country and the islamic republic of iran and we are always on the scene. he

esther ghey was in parliament today, sitting here behind mps, to watch a debate on mindfulness.d went along to prime minister's questions too. as a father, i can't even imagine the pain that she is going through and i'm glad that she is with us in the gallery here today. that was the first rishi sunak knew of this, and the exchanges soon got into their usual stride as the prime minister claimed keir starmer is forever changing his mind — and had a punchline about trans policy. tuition fees, childcare, second referendums, defining a woman — although, in fairness, that was only 99% of a u—turn. look at keir starmer�*s face as he considered his reply. of all the weeks to say that, when brianna's mother is in this chamber. shame. parading as a man of integrity when he has got absolutely no responsibility. around 20 minutes later, the prime minister pointedly returned to the issue, and said he admired esther ghey�*s bbc interview at the weekend. i thought demonstrated the very best of humanity in the face of seeing the very worst of humanity, and she deserves all our admiration and p

esther, thank you so much. thank you.f drones in recent weeks, as houthis continue to attack shipping routes in the red sea. here in the uk at the naval port of portsmouth, the crew of the royal navy destroyer hms duncan has been carrying out training drills in case of potential deployment to the middle east. james ingham joined them during one of their exercises. flash weapon release, northwest! this ship is under attack. whistle blows missile! spotted first on radar in this training exercise, the whistle tells hms duncan's operations room that electromagnetic activity has been detected, confirming it's a missile. hostile missile. a quick decision is taken to intercept, one of hms duncan's own sea viper missiles is launched by this controller. ultimately, i am waiting for that bit of a nod to take any inbound threats, yeah, and i deliver the good news. it's a position of responsibility, but it gives me pride knowing that we are trained to do a job and we're trained well to do thejob, and if we need to, we are willing to

they found esther seriously injured and she died on the scene.a familial relation, has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous dog offences. it's an attack which has left the family devastated. it's killed my mum, it's killed our mum, it's killed my children's grandmother, and it's killed, you know... i'm getting married in a couple of years. — my mum is now not going to be able to come to that. there are great grandchildren that are yet to come that my mum will never be able to see or hold. we would really like to thank all the neighbours in the road for coming and helping to try and save my mum's life. this attack comes just days after a deadline requiring xl bully owners to register their dogs if they want to keep them. police have not yet confirmed whether the dogs in this attack were xl bullies. sam harrison, bbc news, jaywick. police in bristol have charged a sixth individual in connection with the deaths of teenagers mason rist and max dixon. a 17—year—old boy, legally protected from identification due to his age, faces charges for the mur

esther ghey, the mother of brianna, who was transgender, was in parliament at the time.trans issues on the day the mother of brianna ghey was visiting parliament, or dig in and defend the point he was making. he chose the latter. i have nothing but the most heartfelt sympathy for her entire family and friends, but to use that tragedy to detract from the very separate and clear point i was making about keir starmer�*s proven track record of multiple u—turns on major policies, because he doesn't have a plan, i think is both sad and wrong. it was during yesterday's prime minister's questions that the row erupted. pensions, planning, peerages. .. listing what rishi sunak claimed were a string of labour policy u—turns, he said this. defining a woman! although, in fairness, that was only 99% of a u—turn! laughter. of all the weeks to say that when brianna's mother is in this chamber. shame. esther ghey had travelled to parliament, taking a seat in the commons public gallery after that exchange. brianna's father demanded an apology from mr sunak, and today one cabinet minister

so, dame esther show kevin. so, dame esther rantzen herself has terminal stage four cancer.complex issue as some of your viewers were talking about then. it's presented , um, by then. it's presented, um, by dame esther rantzen or by those who advocate legalised assisted suicide and euthanasia and or euthanasia . so, for instance, euthanasia. so, for instance, evenin euthanasia. so, for instance, even in the terminology, it's very different to actually, uh, pin it down. so for instance , pin it down. so for instance, people, you know, your report talked about euthanasia, but euthanasia is when the doctor gives a lethal injection to the patient, whereas assisted suicide is when the patient takes it him or herself . um, and takes it him or herself. um, and most people in the uk don't understand that . so when we ask understand that. so when we ask about assisted dying , for about assisted dying, for instance, which is a confusing and deceptive firm, then people will answer yes , it sounds will answer yes, it sounds reasonable. but of course, when you look into it, it's not. yea

but you know, as you were esther , the coming were saying, esther, the coming together people elton together and then had tony and john, and then you had tony and chene john, and then you had tony and cherie blair and sir keir starmer well. really cherie blair and sir keir starthe well. really cherie blair and sir keir starthe and ell. really cherie blair and sir keir starthe and the really was the power and the personality of derek that was celebrated yesterday , both sides celebrated yesterday, both sides of life, if you like. celebrated yesterday, both sides of yeahe, if you like. celebrated yesterday, both sides of yeah , if you like. celebrated yesterday, both sides of yeah , it's'ou like. celebrated yesterday, both sides of yeah , it's a! like. celebrated yesterday, both sides of yeah , it's a combination of >> yeah, it's a combination of the when he was a political >> when he was a political adviser to the labour party and was soul of was always the life and soul of the we hearing, the party, we hearing, he brightened when he brightened up the room when he walked in, gave some very, w

because it isn't esther was esther ransom. esther ransom was is a big story with dignitas. , she, she wants to go out she, she, she wants to go out the way she wants to go out. yeah. there's nothing unfortunate about that. unfortunately. she's ill. um, however, this however, for this, this, this argument used to be quite cut and dry, and people used say, and dry, and people used to say, well, we're very well, hang on, we're very uncomfortable um, you uncomfortable with this. um, you know, perhaps we should know, perhaps perhaps we should not this. of not shouldn't do this. all of a sudden. just become open sudden. it's just become open season and someone keir season and someone like keir starmer very keen, starmer is very, very keen, which makes me slightly nervous. >> right. well, the >> right? right. well, the telegraph truss is telegraph now and liz truss is forgettable , apparently. i'm forgettable, apparently. i'm guessing wrote this guessing whoever wrote this doesn't have a mortgage. paul. yeah liz truss is the most forgettable . forgettable. >> british prime ministe

esther rantzen has been >> yes.suffering terminal suffering from terminal terminal lung cancer. i think. >> lindner yeah, i wrote a quite a piece for the telegraph. >> lindner yeah, i wrote a quite a soiece for the telegraph. >> lindner yeah, i wrote a quite a soiece'ago1e telegraph. >> lindner yeah, i wrote a quite a soiece �*ago because �*aph. >> lindner yeah, i wrote a quite a soiece �*ago because my. not so long ago because my father died with vascular dementia the last dementia and i spent the last two his bedside. the two weeks by his bedside. the funny thing was that although to start with, i felt like i was going come down on the side going to come down on the side of euthanasia and frankly, when you watch someone starve to death because can't swallow death because they can't swallow the tell their the brain, can't tell their mouth swallow, truly mouth to swallow, it is a truly horrific experience. the end horrific experience. at the end of the day, my mother, my aunt and me , we all sat round the bed and me

, how he was baffled by esther rantzen�*s revelation of his work and his eagerness to give credit toertrain people, who organised the children's escape from prague. cutting! like sir nicholas, sir anthony was also kept in the dark about the film's that's life studio audience. he was not told until hours before filming that the scene's extras were, in fact, the descendants and relatives of the original refugee children. thank you very much. well done. oh, god. it's too much. so you lost family in the holocaust? ancestors. we lost family, ancestors. quite an event. you know, we can overstate and it becomes very dramatic, but it was quite an event seeing them all there and knowing that some of them were the grandchildren and maybe the children as well of the survivors. it was really quite an emotional moment. i suppose with nicky, his thing that anthony captures so well is he shrugs off and he prays and he's incredibly humble. he didn't tell anyone what he'd done in the '30s until years later, when the story was sort of dragged out of him and the scrapbook was found and he went on that'

here is esther ghey speaking at the vigil this afternoon.me on stage today. but after seeing all of brianna's really brave, lovely friends come out and do that for her, i thought i'd better push myself as well. so as you've all heard, brianna was an amazing, unique and joyful teenager. i will be forever thankful that i was lucky enough to spend 16 years with her. she taught me so much and gave me so much happiness and love. if there's one piece of advice that i can give to any parent, it would be to hug your children tight and never stop telling them that you love them. i want to thank you all for coming here today to pay respect to brianna. i hope that wherever she is now, that she can feel the love that we've created by joining together today. thank you to the golden square and to all involved making this vigil happen, thank you. applause. let's speak to news reporter jessica lane who was also watching the vigil take place. a very emotional day for those attending. it a very emotional day for those attending-— a very emotional day for thos

esther, my joy mps can bnngin express. esther, my joy mps can bring in right to die law. express. bring in right to die law. the ai uk offers russian officials british citizenship to defect and pass secrets to mi6 . the and pass secrets to mi6. the mirror has king and tonic and finally the daily star. mamma miai that important story we did about spaghetti bolognese. so thatis about spaghetti bolognese. so that is pretty much it for tonight's show. thanks to leo and francis headliners, we'll be back tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you're 5 am, then back tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you'|tuned 5 am, then back tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you'|tuned for 5 am, then back tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you'|tuned for breakfast. then back tomorrow at 11 pm. and if you'|tuned for breakfast. butn stay tuned for breakfast. but for now, it's good night. or indeed morning god indeed good morning and god bless . that warm feeling inside bless. that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsor of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening. >> good evening. >> welcome to your latest gb news weat

a woman killed in a dog attack in essex has been named as esther martin by herfamily.olice say a man has been arrested following the attack in the village of jaywick. police hunting the man suspected of a corrosive substance attack on a mother and her daughters in south london are offering a £20,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. and the grammy awards, celebrating the best of the music industry, are set to be dominated by female artists with multiple nominations for chart stars taylor swift, 0livia rodrigo, miley cyrus, lana del rey and ice spice. now on bbc news, click. this week, we're bringing power to the flower. shiona is in kenya with the drones and ai that are dealing with the changing climate of this blooming industry. when we come and we monitor these crops using the drones, we are able to, first of all, get accurate numbers because we're seeing each and every stem. romana's in finland to see how we can keep a smarter eye on our loved ones. warm milk, wailing and walkies, lara's looking at baby gadgets. but for the star feature, let me just take

the victim has been named as 68—year—old esther martin.irm the breed of the dogs involved in the attack. staying in the uk, police searching for the suspect in a chemical attack on a mother and her daughters in clapham have confirmed a new sighting of abdul ezedi on wednesday evening. they've released new cctv pictures of him shortly after the attack and are offering a reward of £20,000 for information that could lead to his arrest. simonjones reports. where is abdul shokoor ezedi? 0n the fourth day of the manhunt, police have released cctv images of him at a tesco in north london. he has serious injuries to his face. this isjust over an hour after a woman and two children were attacked on wednesday evening. police say abdul ezedi then took the tube to king's cross underground station where he was seen just before 8:00. he was next caught on camera at the tesco in caledonian road at 8:42, and then went on to king's cross underground station again at precisely 9.00. officers have now revealed the last confirmed sighting was at 9:30 when he

esther ghey�*s daughter brianna was just 16 when she was murdered by two other teenagers.of images online promoting suicide and self—harm. today, as part of a bbc programme, the two of them met. what could possibly connect the murder of brianna ghey and the death of molly russell, overwhelmed by depression and negative social media? the answer? their parents, esther and ian — united by their loss and the fear of what the online world is doing to young lives. as soon as we started to discover what molly had been exposed to in terms of online harms towards the end of her life, it was a horrifying revelation to us in many ways, and we thought that other people should know. i didn't have a clue what brianna was looking at online. it was only after she was taken from us that i found out that she was accessing self—harm sites and eating—disorder sites. looking into it now, it's an absolutely horrific place. i'm over six years down the road from molly's death, and i still have bad days. for me, it also helps to remember the good times and to remember brianna for who she was, and

a woman who's been killed in a dog attack in essex has been named as esther martin.en arrested following an attack in the village of earth's work. and the grammy awards, celebrating the best of the music industry, are said to be dominated ljy industry, are said to be dominated by female