fatoumatta's husband was away in america at the time.ve lived forever. she was most incredible mother to fatima and naima, two angels who deserve a very beautiful childhood and a full life. fatoumatta and her children were due to join her husband and live in the us. dreams and lives now shattered by the actions of the man who lived next door. jo black, bbc news in nottingham. live pictures and it is not night—time and there's been smoke across the city for much of the day we've had some breaking news in this past half hour that israeli forces have begun withdrawal from the city and that is according to a defence and that is according to a defence and reported by the news agency that is after they carried out one of the biggest military operations in the occupied west bank in years and we have spoken to internationaljeremy bowen who is in the area right now and some explosions of been heard throughout the day but according to the news agency, israeli forces are beginning to withdraw. you're watching bbc news. here in the uk, prime ministe

fatoumatta's husband was away in america at the time.'s lost. fatoumatta was a caring daughter, a wife, sister, mother and a friend. if love and compassion could make a person immortal, she would have lived forever. she was most incredible mother to fatima and naima, two angels who deserve a very beautiful childhood and a full life. fatoumatta and her children were due to join her husband and live in the us. dreams and lives now shattered by the actions of the man who lived next door. jo black, bbc news in nottingham. the uk covid inquiry has heard how the pandemic exposed flaws in the welsh governments planning for a major health emergency. concerns about the ability of care homes to cope had been raised in 2014 but hadn t been resolved. the first minister, mark drakeford said planning for a no—deal brexit had come to dominate the governments work from 2018. i cheered my first cabinet four days after becoming first minister and almost the whole of that cabinet meeting is devoted to preparations for leaving the european union without a d

this tragedy has robbed fatoumatta's husband of his entire family.e time. arrangements were being made for his wife and daughters to move there with him. plans and lives now shattered by the actions of their neighbour. jo black, bbc news, nottingham. five conservative led councils are at the high court today, opposing the expansion of ulez, the ultra low emissions zone in london. the system is designed to discourage people from driving more polluting vehicles by charging them £12.50 a day, and it's due to be expanded to outer parts of the capital at the end of august. the councils taking legal action argue that the scheme is too costly for motorists, but the mayor, labour's sadiq khan, says it's needed to tackle air pollution. our transport correspondent katy austin reports. london's ultra low emission zone is aimed at cutting the number of older, polluting vehicles on the road. there is a £12.50 daily charge for driving models which don't meet certain emission standards. this is the current zone. from late august, it is due to expand to cover all lo

this tragedy has robbed fatoumatta's husband of his entire family.nts were being made for his wife and daughters to move there with him. plans and lives now shattered by the actions of their neighbour. jo black, bbc news, nottingham. let's ta ke let's take you to live pictures of jenin, the sun setting over the city centre of new activity. israeli forces explained earlier they have targeted who they believe are combatants inside the camps in jenin, but there is infrastructure and innocent people injuries in these latest attack. will bring you more on what's happening here on bbc news throughout the day, i am back in a few minutes' time so stay with us here on bbc. hello there. quite a lot of you will have seen some fairly heavy ish rain around through tuesday afternoon. 0n the satellite picture, you can see a couple of bands of cloud. this one for scotland and northern ireland brought some showery conditions. this one in the south was a system that continued to develop and we saw rain become extensive across southern england, southern wales, the midl

this tragedy has robbed fatoumatta's husband of his entire family.ime. arrangements were being made for his wife and daughters to move there with him. plans and lives now shattered by the actions of their neighbour. jo black, bbc news, nottingham. in france — president macron is meeting more than two hundred mayors from areas affected by days of unrest following the police shooting of a teenager. the mayors arrived for the meeting in paris a little earlier. a spokesperson for president macron says the discussions aim to deepen understanding of the root causes of the violence. (tx 00v)the unrest understanding of the root causes of the violence. the unrest was was sparked by the killing of a 17—year—old named as nahel during a traffic stop last tuesday. the last two nights have seen fewer arrests than in the days immediately following the incident. but thousands of police officers are still deployed across the country. straight to paris. tom symonds is there for us now. the interior minister has been saying more about the scale of the unrest, what did

we are waiting here for the family of fatoumatta hydara to come out.hear of those verdicts. they wept as the verdict came through. jamie barrow stared straight ahead. we understand he will be sentenced on friday. thank ou from will be sentenced on friday. thank you from that _ will be sentenced on friday. thank you from that update. _ let's bring you more now on that breaking news from israel, where reports are coming in of a suspected car—ramming and stabbing attack in tel aviv. seven people have been injured in a car ramming, the attacker was shot dead by an armed civilian. three people are in a serious condition. police say he rammed into pedestrians at a shopping centre. we then understand that he got out of his car, he had a sharp object and was trying to stab people with that object. then he was killed, we understand, by a civilian. let's keep the context and mind what has been happening injenin. also the international reaction to what is happening in the middle east right now. we can take your life to the house of commons will be understand an u

jamie barrow poured petrol through the letterbox of his neighbour fatoumatta hydara in nottingham lastr old held a grudge about rubbish being dumped in an alleyway. the captain tom foundation is no longer taking donations or making payments due to an ongoing inquiry into its finances. the charity commission is looking into the foundation amid concerns his family may have profited from using his name. the army veteran walked 100 laps of his bedfordshire garden at the start of lockdown, raising millions of pounds for nhs charities together. chichi izundu reports. captain sir tom moore was hailed as a covid hero when he walked 100 laps of his garden before his 100th birthday at his home in bedfordshire during the first lockdown, raising more than £33 million for the nhs. he had only planned to raise a thousand. the captain tom foundation was registered in 2020 to help distribute those funds. sir tom was knighted and honoured with an raf fly past before his death in 2021. now, last year, the charity commission launched an inquiry into the foundation over concerns about its independence fro