due to the lack of manpower this week dozens of flights canceled at gatwick airport. k and until saturday next week , the airport managers set a maximum limit of 800 landings or flights for the provision of flight services, which means that the air travel of tens of thousands of passengers will be delayed and transferred to other airports or canceled. according to an article, flights in different periods for various reasons have made london gatwick airport the worst airport in europe. an uninvited guest on the table of a mexican family. the presence of a hungry black bear on the table of a mexican family in the north of this country who had gone out of town for tourism. it produced spectacular images of a surprise. in these pictures, the mother, who is afraid of this uninvited guest, hugs her child and covers the child's face, but the bear continues to eat in complete peace. in the name of god, hello, have a good morning. on the fourth day of the asian games in hangzhou, iranian athletes will go the distance of their competitors in several disciplines. in taekwondo , m

what do you know about the process, the transfer from gatwick airport and what will happen now?d what will happen now? you are right that this has been _ and what will happen now? you are right that this has been a _ and what will happen now? you are right that this has been a long - and what will happen now? you are right that this has been a long and | right that this has been a long and complex and ongoing investigation i would say for five weeks. it's five weeks tomorrow that sara's body was found in woking. there has been extensive cooperation between the british police and the pakistani authorities to try and track down sara's father, stepmother and uncle. it has been entirely of their own volition that they came back this morning. they were not found, they were not arrested and as you say, there are a lot of questions about why now. what we do know is that the three of them were arrested from that flight that arrived at 7:45pm at gatwick and we have been watching the live pictures of police vans on the live pictures of police vans on the runway. the three of them taken in

london's gatwick airport has been announced as the worst airport in europe.ricane ophelia hit parts of america. according to vion tv channel. this storm caused flooding, broken trees and darkness. it hit several states in different parts of america. this storm caused rain and strong winds in the coastal areas the country merged with the atlantic ocean and eventually its strength was reduced to that of a tropical storm. ophelia also threatened parts of the northeastern united states . the flood has threatened. this storm first entered the american soil from the coast of north carolina. this storm caused heavy rains and strong winds, which caused power outages in the region. the national weather service in the united states had previously warned that the storm may affect the east coast of the united states. also, in some areas in new zealand, flooding caused damage in some areas and thousands of subscribers lost electricity was also interrupted. according to the hurricane center in the united states , heavy rains are threatening large areas of southern new zeal

. - straight to breaking news involving gatwick airport and news that gatwick airport and news that gatwick talking and expressing his extreme frustration by a series of problems at gatwick�*s air traffic controls of the largest number of cancellations will happen on friday the 29th of september, 33 departures are going to be affected. no cancellations are expected on tuesday, the 26th, saturday, the 30th of september, and he cancellations amount to around 3% of planned departures at gatwick over the period. it is going to be interesting and fluid over the next few days, because the statement goes on to say, discussions will begin tomorrow on which flights will be affected with airlines affected in proportion to the use of the airport. easyjet will be the most affected, with ba and ryanair also cancelling flights. around 30% of air traffic control staff are not available apparently and as a result, we have decided that we needed to take action from an airport perspective, and he goes on to concede there might be an increased risk of delays to other flights also this week, so that is importa

that was nick williams at gatwick airport. that was nick williams at gatwick airport.ers at the g20 summit. it's hoping to use its presidency of the group to push rich industrialised nations — which bear much of the responsiblity for existing global warming — to help finance the cost of the climate crisis in developing countries. india itself has seen a major rise in climate related disasters in the last three years — from floods and landslides to severe droughts as archana shukla reports: what was once a bustling defence training academy in the serene himalayan town in uttarakhand now lies in ruins. the academy�*s founder, ashish, could only watch it crumble from afar. the saving grace — all 120 students and staff were rescued in time. translation: all our dreams were broken at once _ when we saw it sink. we've not seen such heavy rains earlier. some houses and a bridge in the village ahead were also washed away. unusually heavy rainfall has heightened the risk in these hilly terrains. frequent landslides in this tourist hub is also hurting businesses. translation: sm

at heathrow airport, extra security, extra security at gatwick airport and manchester airport, doveratwick airport and manchesterairport, dover port, even people being stopped in their cars and having their boots checked and also id checked in certain areas of the capital. but daniel khalife was arrested this morning, and having an operation come to an end this morning. it was a plainclothes police officer who spotted daniel khalife on a push bike on a canal path in chiswick, and ultimately arrested him, pushed him off the bike and arrested him. daniel khalife is now in custody in a police station in west london, where he has been interviewed. the police want to know where he was, how did he get from wandsworth prison to chiswick. it's about 5.5 miles, so they believe he was on foot, but this is the question they are trying to find the answer to. they will not speculate that he was given assistance from wandsworth prison to escape. all is being investigated, and it is an ongoing investigation, and it is an ongoing investigation, and the commander told me here at scotland yard this af

at gatwick airport. devastation in libya — more than 5,000 known to have died after a storm caused two dams to burst. a handshake for putin and kim — marking a union between two of the world's most isolated leaders. and is it a job beyond your �*wildest dreams�*? a us news outlet advertises for a taylor swift reporter. welcome to the programme. first, a story that's garnered huge attention both in the uk and worldwide — that of 10—year—old sara sharif who was found dead in her home in surrey. now herfather, step—mother and uncle, have been arrested on suspicion of murder after arriving on a flight from dubai. they left the uk a day before sara's body was found. the bbc�*s daniel sandford has the latest. touching down at gatwick airport tonight, five weeks to the day since they flew to pakistan on the day before she was found dead, sara sharif�*s father, stepmother and uncle. minutes after the door had opened, the three could be seen through the airbridge windows being led off the plane by the police in h

gatwick airport says it's expecting to operate normally today despite thursday's cancellation of 22 flightssed for its staff shortages — weeks after a technical issue let to thousands of uk flight cancellations. the number of butterflies in the uk has risen to its highest level since 2019, according to conservationists. the butterfly conservation wildlife charity recorded more than 1.5 million butterflies and day—fly moths between july and august. you are life with bbc news. three people have been charged with the murder of 10—year—old sara sharif whose body was found at herfamily home in woking last month. the girl's father, urfan sharif, his partner and brother are also accused of causing or allowing the death of a child. the three were arrested on wednesday evening when they arrived back in the uk from pakistan. let's get morning from our correspondentjessica lange who is at guildford magistrates' court. what's happening this morning? it wasjust after midnight what's happening this morning? it was just after midnight where police have said they are bringing charges against the three susp

gatwick. easyjet, which is the biggest airline operating out of the airport, is one of those. past few days of disruption — there was quite serious disruption between friday and sunday — gatwick has put a lid on the number of flights that can take off from the airport, and that means that it's going to the airlines and saying, "can you trim your schedules, please?" so, basically, it's preemptively cancelling flights. and the idea behind this is it reduces the possibility of on—the—day delays and last—minute cancellations, which are the ones most frustrating for passengers. if your flight is cancelled with a few days�* warning, you can always get yourself put on another service. that's the idea. so this is preemptive action, designed to prevent further problems in the coming week. and quickly, there will be a lot of questions about what sort of systems and back—ups are in place at the airports. they learnt the lesson the first time around. are we any closer to them being a bit better at handling this? well, the airport is putting into place its own standby systems. that's what

touching daniel sandford has the very latest. down at gatwiw tonight, touching down at gatwick airportks to the day since they flew to pakistan on the day before she was found dead, sara sharif�*s father, stepmother and uncle. minutes after the door had opened, the three could be seen through the window is being led off the plane by the police in handcuffs. and three separate vans drove them away after all three had been arrested on suspicion of murder. their travel booking showed they had changed planes in dubai and had flown business class from there to london. the vans arrived a short time later at guildford police station. urfan sharif, twell tacro and faisal malik will now be questioned about what they might know about her death. two questioned about what they might know about her death.— questioned about what they might know about her death. two men and a woman was — know about her death. two men and a woman was arrested _ know about her death. two men and a woman was arrested on _ know about her death. two men and a woman was arrested on suspicion - know about her death. two men

let's ta ke let's take you live to gatwick airport.the three relatives of sara sharif, who was found dead in august. her father, his wife and his brother have now landed in the uk, and we believe will be questioned by police in the next few hours or so. we'll bring you all the very latest on bbc news. with talk about the economy. the uk's rainyjuly is being partly blamed for the economy shrinking that month. according to the latest figures from the office for national statistics, it contracted by 0.5%, which was more than economists were expecting. analysts say strike action by nhs staff and teachers also contributed to the fall. 0ur chief economics correspondent, dharshini david, reports. who wouldn't want to spend their summer like this? a canter along the beach. good lad! who's a good boy? but a couple of months ago, business at this cumbrian equestrian centre was not in such fine fettle. two out of five of their summer visitors are tourists, staying in the lake district. good lad. i would say that ourjuly figures this year were sli

it's believed the three are on a plane that's due to land at gatwick airport this evening. returning volu natarily. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, reports. it will be five weeks tomorrow since sara sharif was found dead in the early hours of a thursday morning. the ten—year—old was discovered by police at herfamily�*s home in woking. detectives said she had suffered multiple and extensive injuries. since then, the police, who are still working at the house, have been wanting to talk to the three adults who lived there, but her father, urfan sharif, her stepmother, beinash batool, and her uncle, faisal malik, left for pakistan the day before she was found. police there were unable to locate them, even though the bbc team in islamabad had received this video of them. tonight, in a major breakthrough for the investigation, those three adults are returning to the uk by plane in business class, and are due to land at gatwick airport just after 7pm. the local imam in woking said he was pleased that they had returned. whole community is anxious, what happened to

flying appearing in court today, flying back to the uk from pakistan and subsequently arrested at gatwick airportt. >> well, our national reporter theo chikomba is live for us now at guildford. theo, do we know what the process will be today? will it just be a plea or a very quick arraignment ? well very quick arraignment? well very good afternoon to you both at the moment, it's still unclear . the moment, it's still unclear. >> we haven't seen any of the defendants at the moment and the court staff here are still trying to figure out what's going to happen this afternoon. >> now, since we've been here this morning. >> but what we do know is that surrey it surrey police have described it as a fast moving, challenging and inquiry. and complex inquiry. >> they remain committed to >> and they remain committed to fully investigating to see what happened to the ten year old. now, sarah, she lived in woking, which is just under six miles from here, about 20 minute from here, and her body was found on the 10th of august. >> and following a post—mortem examination, it was found that she had sustained mul

a public inquiry found a toxic culture among staff at brook house near gatwick airport.t follows a bbc panorama investigation in 2017. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has seen the report which has just been released in the past hour, and joins me from central london. tell us more first of all about the findings of this inquiry?— findings of this inquiry? well, jane, it findings of this inquiry? well, jane. it is _ findings of this inquiry? well, jane, it is worth _ findings of this inquiry? well, jane, it is worth saying - findings of this inquiry? well, jane, it is worth saying that i findings of this inquiry? well, l jane, it is worth saying that this jane, it is worth saying that this inquiry would not have happened if an 18—year—old detention custody officer called callum telly had not contacted the bbc and then agreed to take hidden cameras inside the walls of brook house to film shocking scenes of abuse of detainees, and the inquiry found that there were 19 instances where detainees were mistreated to the extent that their human rights were breached. it

the public inquiry found a toxic culture among staff at brook house near gatwick airport.ows the bbc panorama investigation into thousand 17. the inquiry chair recommended that the government changed the law to limit detention at immigration removal centres to 28 days. live now to your home affairs correspondent, tom symons. just take us through the conclusions from this inquiry, please. it conclusions from this inquiry, lease. , ., conclusions from this inquiry, lease. ., , please. it is worth saying that this in . ui please. it is worth saying that this inquiry results _ please. it is worth saying that this inquiry results directly _ please. it is worth saying that this inquiry results directly from - please. it is worth saying that this inquiry results directly from an - inquiry results directly from an investigation from the bbc�*s panorama programme which employed callum tully, an 18—year—old custom officer, to go undercover with hidden cameras at brook house and what font is extremely distressing. this inquiry said that as a result it had taken a vast amount of evide

well one person who knows a lot about this is nick williams, gatwick airport head of retail. us. talk to me about how important is tax free shopping is for what you do at the airport. it is tax free shopping is for what you do at the airport-— at the airport. it is absolutely crucial, the _ at the airport. it is absolutely crucial, the last _ at the airport. it is absolutely crucial, the last couple - at the airport. it is absolutely crucial, the last couple of- at the airport. it is absolutely l crucial, the last couple of years have been very challenging since we lost the tax—free scheme so for international visitors from places like the us, china, and the middle east who have historically been good spenders, when they are looking at where they want to travel the uk is not competitive so they can go to france or italy and enjoy tax—free shopping whereas if they come to london and across the uk they cannot. we are not on a level playing field and i think now we have a day few years of this the... other industries are also facing it based on the lack of spend and the lack of

sharif's father, _ stepmother and uncle are arrested on suspicion of her murder as they land at gatwick airport on news priorities caught the attention of grace dalton, who left us this telephone message. you began with a story about sara sharif. now i can't begin to put into words how tragic her story is. however, her story relates to just one individual, whereas many, many thousands of individuals are currently suffering or have died in libya. so why was that considered a second importance? i want to thank you, though, also for giving considerable coverage to this particular crisis, as well as to that in morocco. please, please do continue to provide plenty of coverage of crises going on around the world. it's really important that we look outwards and not only at things that happen to british people. we put that point to bbc news and a spokesperson told us both that earthquake in morocco also raised another objection from a number of viewers. see if you can spot the problem they found with this introduction from fiona bruce on monday's news at six. the 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck about 4

once that plane lands at london gatwick airport, we can expect officers from surrey police to meet them a police station where they will be questioned and detectives from surrey police can get on with those inquiries and speak to those three adults who were living in the same house as sara. so a major development in this extraordinary story that has taken many different twists and turns in the past five weeks, both in the uk and in pakistan. we now know that sara's father, stepmother and uncle, who police want to question in connection with the case, are heading back from pakistan to the uk, landing at gatwick this evening. helena wilkinson in windsor and carrie davies in islamabad, thanks. search and rescue teams have reached remote moroccan mountain towns destroyed by last friday's earthquake, which killed more than 2,900 people. the 6.8 magnitude quake, stretching from the high atlas mountains to the city of marrakesh, levelled buildings and left survivors homeless and in urgent need of shelter, food and clothing. i'm joined from amizmiz by nawal el makni, an aid worker with muslim h

gatwick airport will cancel about 82 departures this week because of short—term sickness and covid inort boss stewart wingate said he was very frustrated by a series of problems at gatwick�*s air traffic control. around 30% of air traffic control staff are not available, mr wingate said. a union representing pilots at australia's qantas airways has called on the company's chairman to resign following recent scandals. the australian and international pilots association, which represents most of qantas's 3,000 pilots, said it had written to the airline demanding the resignation of chairman richard goyder, saying morale has never been lower. goyder, who has been the airline's chairman since 2018, has denied all allegations. uk workers are taking more sick days than at any point in the past decade, new research suggests. staff took on average 7.8 sick days in the past year, up from 5.8 before the pandemic, the chartered institute it all began under threat and he launched an app disposing fake news smartphones have changed. and it can tell the difference between real and fake. ., , tell th

sara's father, his wife, her stepmother and his brother, who are booked on a flight landing at gatwick airporte changed in dubai. it is not yet confirmed whether or not they boarded the flight in dubai. we will be hearing more from our correspondent on this story shortly. let's talk now about what is happening in libya. more than 5,000 people are confirmed dead in eastern libya's destructive floods. many thousands more are injured or missing. derna, a city of more than 90,000 people, is bisected by the wadi derna, a seasonal river that flows from the highlands to the south, and is normally protected from flooding by a series of dams. two dams collapsed on sunday night, unleashing raging waters that swept away residential neighbourhoods on both banks of the river. the second of those dams sits before the coastal roads and the mediterranean sea live now to ahmed bayram from the norwegian refugee committee. what are you hearing from the east of libya and what is needed most right now? it of libya and what is needed most riaht now? , ., , ., of libya and what is needed most riaht now? , . , ., .,

what concerning gatwick airport. what we understand in the last half houn we understand in the last half hour, thousands of passengers are facing massive cancellations and delays at the airport in surrey. the airport is saying it's all because of a shortage of staff. in fact, they're saying due to a short notice, staff , staff absence in their staff, staff absence in their statement in the air traffic control tower. what does that mean ? it means that flights are mean? it means that flights are being turned away from gatwick just as they thought they were about to land. and they're being diverted elsewhere across the uk, gatwick airport is advising passengers to check with their airline before travelling and the tracking website flight radar says there's an average delay to flight times of around an hour. some reports that about 40 flights affected . and we're 40 flights affected. and we're trying to firm that up for you, but we do know that flights will be diverted as far away as cardiff and bournemouth. massive disr

what concerning gatwick airport. what we understand in the last half houn we understand in the last half hour, thousands of passengers are facing massive cancellations and delays at the airport in surrey. the airport is saying it's all because of a shortage of staff. in fact, they're saying due to a short notice, staff , staff absence in their staff, staff absence in their statement in the air traffic control tower. what does that mean ? it means that flights are mean? it means that flights are being turned away from gatwick just as they thought they were about to land. and they're being diverted elsewhere across the uk, gatwick airport is advising passengers to check with their airline before travelling and the tracking website flight radar says there's an average delay to flight times of around an hour. some reports that about 40 flights affected . and we're 40 flights affected. and we're trying to firm that up for you, but we do know that flights will be diverted as far away as cardiff and bournemouth. massive disr

landed at london gatwick airport at around 730 this evening.ld little girl had been her home in been found dead at her home in woking officers were woking after officers were called pakistan by mr called from pakistan by mr sharif the 10th august, sharif on the 10th of august, detect superintendent detect motive. superintendent mark the force's mark chapman says the force's thoughts remain with those affected death. affected by sara's death. >> aged years 28 >> two men, aged 41 years and 28 years woman aged 29 years, years and a woman aged 29 years, were arrested on suspicion of murder after disembarking a flight from they are flight from dubai. they are currently in custody be currently in custody and will be interviewed course. interviewed in due course. sara's mother has informed sara's mother has been informed of and is of this latest update and is being by specialist being supported by specialist officers. thoughts officers. our thoughts remain with by with her and those affected by sara's death this difficult sara's death at this difficul

they flew to dubai and are booked on a flight from dubai, landing at london gatwick airport tonight. oarded that flight from dubai to london gatwick, but they were certainly booked onto that flight and the expectation is that they boarded it. so the three adults that were living in the house in woking when sara sharif is believed to have died and certainly who all left the country the day before her body was found, those three adults are returning to the uk as we speak and they are likely to land at london gatwick tonight. we understand that surrey police are aware that that is going on, they are aware that those three adults are returning. surrey police have always said they want to question those three people about sara sharif�*s death, so we can expect that on landing in london gatwick tonight, those three people are likely to be quickly met by surrey police and if not all three of them, certainly some of them are likely to be taken to a police station in surrey the questioning. by station in surrey the questioning. by far the most significant development in this investigation so f

dozens of flights will be canceled at gatwick airport this week due to staff shortages. this week and until saturday next week, the airport managers have determined the effective ceiling of 800 landings or flights for the provision of flight services, which will allow the air travel of tens of thousands of passengers to change. accompanied or transferred to other airports or spoken, and two news about the virtual space and the internet of the european union warned elon musk, the owner of the x social network, or the former twitter, in case of disobeying the new rules in order to deal with false information and spreading rumors, access to this social network will be banned in europe based on the european union's digital services law, which has been implemented since last month. x social network has the most false content compared to other social networks . of that, facebook holds the second place. the european union commissioner also warned the online networks about the spread of false news on the eve of the european parliamentary elections. in england, with the approval o

heathrow airport, gatwick airport, even as far as manchester on alert looking for this escapee. >> thankmuch. if we get any updates, we will cross back to you. staying in the u.k. the issue of crumbling concrete in schools has been dominating the headlines for a good few days. nearly 150 schools in england are affected. we heard from the prime minister this afternoon, he's acting as quickly as possible. this is all about the type of concrete. it can crumble. there were order to fully or partially shut because of it. new analysis has found 13 schools in england containing rack concrete have rebuilding plans canceled backn 2010. taking a listen to the prime minister's questions. let's hear from the prime minister first. >> mr. speaker, i know how concerned parents, students, and teachers are. the government is doing everything it can to fix this quickly and minimize the disruption to children's education. decisively in the face of new information, let me provide the house with an update on where we are with the 22,000 schools in england. the vast majority will not be affected. in two third

gatwick airport will cancel around 82 departures over the coming week because of high levels of sicknesse largest number of cancellations is expected on friday, with thirty—three departures affected. easyjet passengers will be the most impacted, with british airways and ryanair also cancelling flights. you're live with bbc news. india continues to emphatically deny allegations by canada that it had a hand in the murder of a canadian sikh injune. but indian media outlets are now reporting that delhi does want to put renewed pressure on some foreign sikh activists — naming seven britons among 19 people whose indian properties are set to be confiscated. it comes at a time when some british sikhs are concerned about a mischaracterisation of their community. here's our religion editor aleem maqbool. whenjustin trudeau accused india of involvement in the murder of this canadian sikh, he might have hoped for unequivocal public support from canada's friends. a lot of your allies have been silent on this. i wonder what your reaction to that is... but that hasn't come, even from the uk — leaving p

in the pitlai of a number of employees of london gatwick airport due to corona, more than 40 flights of this airport were canceled on sunday and monday. according to the english media, almost a third of the employees of the airport's control tower cannot come to work. dozens of flights will be canceled at the airport this week due to the lack of manpower. the airport managers have set a maximum of 800 landings or flights this week and until saturday next week for the provision of flight services, which will result in the queue of tens of thousands of passengers being delayed or transferred to other airports. and two news about virtual space and internet. the european union has warned elon musk, the owner of the x social network, or the former twitter, in case of disobedience the new rules of the union to deal with false information and spreading rumors, access to this social network will be banned in europe based on the digital services act of the european union, which has been implemented since last month. the x social network has the most false content compared to other social netw

landed at london gatwick airport at around 730 this evening.rl had been her home in been found dead at her home in woking officers were woking after officers were called pakistan by mr called from pakistan by mr sharif the 10th august, sharif on the 10th of august, detect superintendent detect motive. superintendent mark the force's mark chapman says the force's thoughts remain with those affected death. affected by sara's death. >> aged years 28 >> two men, aged 41 years and 28 years woman aged 29 years, years and a woman aged 29 years, were arrested on suspicion of murder after disembarking a flight from they are flight from dubai. they are currently in custody be currently in custody and will be interviewed course. interviewed in due course. sara's mother has informed sara's mother has been informed of and is of this latest update and is being by specialist being supported by specialist officers. thoughts officers. our thoughts remain with by with her and those affected by sara's death this difficult sara's death at this difficult time. >>

countries are against the presence of this there are losses in the region after a number of london gatwick airport employees were infected with corona, more than 40 flights of this airport were canceled on sunday and monday . following shortage. dozens of flights will be canceled at the airport this week. this week and until saturday of next week, the airport managers set a maximum limit of 800 landings or flights for the provision of flight services , which means that the air travel of tens of thousands of passengers will be delayed or transferred to other airports or canceled. the explosion in the fuel storage warehouse in gharbagh left 20 dead. according to the armenian authorities, 290 of the people injured in the explosion were transferred to the hospitals . the reason is the gathering of people near the gas depot, who are paying for their departure to armenia due to the severe lack of fuel. the reason for the explosion has not yet been determined. the explosion near the mountain has become news in a situation where tensions between the republic of azerbaijan and armenia have risen over this

what do we know about the process the transfer from gatwick airport and what will happen now?ter: you are right this is been a long andomplex and ongoing investigation. i would say 4-5 weeks it is five weeks tomorrow that her body was found. there's been an extensive call -- from the british police and pakistani authorities to track down her father, stepmother and uncle. as our colleague was saying, it is been entirely of their own relation that they came back this morning -- their own volition that they came back this morning. they were not arrested. they came back in their own will. and a lot of questions are about why now. three of them were -- we've been watching the live pictures of the police vans on the runway. the three of them taken into custody. we have had it confirmed as you heard a few moments ago from detective superintendent mark chapman all three have been arrested on suspicion of murder. he also told us that her mother, so there is a slightly complicated family set up which is that sarah's father has remarried and her both -- birthmother has been kept informed

landed at london gatwick airport at around 730 this evening.rl had been her home in been found dead at her home in woking officers were woking after officers were called pakistan by mr called from pakistan by mr sharif the 10th august, sharif on the 10th of august, detect superintendent detect motive. superintendent mark the force's mark chapman says the force's thoughts remain with those affected death. affected by sara's death. >> aged years 28 >> two men, aged 41 years and 28 years woman aged 29 years, years and a woman aged 29 years, were arrested on suspicion of murder after disembarking a flight from they are flight from dubai. they are currently in custody be currently in custody and will be interviewed course. interviewed in due course. sara's mother has informed sara's mother has been informed of and is of this latest update and is being by specialist being supported by specialist officers. thoughts officers. our thoughts remain with by with her and those affected by sara's death this difficult sara's death at this difficult time. >>

shariff's father, step mother and uncle are arrested on suspicion of her murder as they land at gatwick airportn and kim — marking a union between two of the world's most isolated leaders. and is it a job beyond your �*wildest dreams�*? a us news outlet advertises for a taylor swift reporter. welcome to the programme. first, a story that's garnered huge attention both in the uk and worldwide — that of 10—year—old sara sharif

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they were arrested wednesday evening at gatwick airport as they disembarked a flight from dubai.'re live with bbc news. politicians in libya are demanding an official investigation into floods that wiped out parts of the city of derna. canine search crews are searching house—to—house for survivors and for the dead. the libyan red cresent says the number of people who've died has risen to 11,000. that figure is expected to grow as the recovery effort continues, particularly with many bodies buried under mud. 0fficials estimate that 30,000 people have been left homeless. many libyans have blamed poor infrastructure maintenance. the united nations has also criticised the country's alert system. the bbc�*s anna foster reached benghazi, the nearest city, in the past few hours. she spoke with me earlier. even though we are several days on from the devastation, the one thing we do not know is the scale of the devastation. the death toll has been rising day after day and the mayor has said he believes as many as 20,000 people could have been killed by that wall of water that came barrell

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have all appeared in court this afternoon, they were arrested by surrey police and landed at gatwick airportening uk time. this afternoon. _ in the evening uk time. this afternoon, all— in the evening uk time. this afternoon, all three - in the evening uk time. this afternoon, all three have appeared in court this afternoon. this afternoon, all three have appeared in court this afternoon. all three appeared in court this afternoon, and all have denied the charges of murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. a madrid court has imposed a restraining order on spain's former football federation president. luis rubiales denied accusations of sexual assault after kissing playerjenni hermoso on the lips at the women's world cup final trophy presentation. the incident triggered protests over sexism in spanish sport and wider society. today's court order prevents him from going within 200 metres of hermoso. 0ur madrid reporter guy hedgecoe is outside the court building and explains how the story has developed. this time for appearing in the court that it investigated him for possible sexua

various ports were on lock heathrow airport extra security, extra security at gatwick airport, dovern their cars and having their boot —— boots checked. also id checked in certain areas of the capital. but daniel khalife was arrested this morning. it was a plainclothes officer who spotted daniel khalife on a canal path, ultimately pushed him off the bike and arrested him. daniel khalife is now in custody in a police station in west london where he is being interviewed. police want to know, the police want to know where he was, how did he get from wandsworth prison, it's about five and a half miles so they believe he's on foot. but was he assisted? this is a question they are trying to find the answers to. and will not speculate that he was given assistance from wandsworth prison to escape, all is being investigated and it's an ongoing investigation that the commander told me here in scott and —— cotton yard earlier. the 620 summit of world leaders has agreed a joint declaration, which includes calls for a durable peace in ukraine. the text, at the summit in india, says all states inv

they were arrested wednesday evening at gatwick airport as they disembarked a flight from dubai.e riots shook brazil's capital after the presidential election, with many supporters of the previous president jair bolsonaro refusing to accept that he lost. our correspondent katy watson has more. this is the first of what is expected to be many sentences connected to january the 8th which came a week after luna da silva took power as president and came just after the october elections in which jaya bolsa scenario lost, very divisive elections and it was those supporters who ransacked, buildings and those visions of total chaos and damaged arc words are seared in the minds of many brazilians and will be for many years to come. and it was a point in which many brazilians feared for the future of the country's democracy but on their opening day of the trials, prosecutors said that brazil had turned the page on the day of the coup. i spoke to a man who is 51, arrested in the senate, wearing a t—shirt promoting military intervention and had filmed footage praising people who had broken i

gatwick airport will cancel around 82 departures over the coming week because of high levels of sicknessellations is expected on friday, with 33 departures affected. easyjet passengers will be the most impacted, with british airways and ryanair also cancelling flights. you're live with bbc news. let's get you news that we're also tracking. the philippines says it's removed a floating barrier deployed by china to prevent fishing boats entering a disputed area of the south china sea. this video released by the philippine coast guard shows a man wearing a mask, snorkel and fins using a knife to sever a rope attached to white buoys. the coast guard say the barrier posed a hazard to navigation and hinders the fishing and livelihood of filipino fisherfolk at the area. china claims more than 90% of the south china sea and seized the shoal in 2012. the scottish actor, david mccallum — with a film and television carreer spanning 60 years — has died at the age of 90 in new york. he starred in "the great escape" and appeared more recently as a forensic examiner in the hit us crime drama, "ncis". da

gatwick airport will cancel around 82 departures over the coming week because of high levels of sickness of cancellations is expected to happen on friday, with 33 departures affected. easyjet passengers will be the most affected, with ba and ryanair also cancelling flights. rishi sunak is under growing pressure to confirm the future of the hs2 rail project. today he refused to comment on speculation that he plans to scrap the section of the line between birmingham and manchester. the former conservative chancellor, george osborne, said doing so would be a gross act of vandalism. a decision is expected this week ahead of the conservative party conference. our analysis editor ros atkins takes a closer look at this huge scheme, which has been bedevilled by delays, cost increases and cuts. in 2009, the then labour government introduced an idea for a new north—south high—speed rail line. it's an investment that you are making in fundamentally improving the connections between our major centres of population and our major economic centres, too. three years later, the coalition government confi

this is gatwick airport, excuse me. this is the aeroplane carrying the family of sarah sharif. since then have been very keen to speak to three of her relatives. herfather, his

flights in and out of gatwick airport are being delayed, cancelled and diverted due to a lack of airrovided was "unacceptable", and has called for the chief executive of the air traffic control operator, nats, to resign. the airport operators have apologised. nats says the situation is now improving. the government has refused to guarantee the future of the hs2 rail line between manchester and birmingham. ministers are said to be considering shelving the northern phase amid concerns about spiralling costs and severe delays. the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, said abandoning the project would let down the north of england. a sweater once owned by princess diana has sold at an auction in new york for $1.1 million. the red woollen jumper is covered by white sheep, with a single black one. diana wore it to a polo match in 1981, shortly after her engagement to prince charles. mps have urged the government to commit to legislation to enable self—driving cars to be regulated in the uk . they argue that if this doesn't happen, any competitive advantage over other countries develo

touching down at gatwick airport tonight, five weeks to the day since they flew to pakistan on the day stepmother and uncle. minutes after the door had opened, the three could be seen through the airbridge windows being led off the plane by the police in handcuffs. and three separate vans drove them away after all three had been arrested on suspicion of murder. their travel booking showed they had changed planes in dubai and had flown business class from there to london. the vans arrived a short time later at guildford police station. urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik will now be questioned about what they might know about her death. two men, aged 41 years and 28 years and a woman, aged 29 years, was arrested on suspicion of murder after disembarking a flight from dubai. they are currently in custody and will be interviewed in due course. when police discovered sara sharif�*s body, she had multiple and extensive injuries. so much so, it was unclear which injury had caused her death. she had been found at the family home in woking where she had lived with herfather, stepmoth

thousands of passengers could have their flights cancelled or delayed after london gatwick airport introduced just a temporary limit on flights. it's after an outbreak of coronavirus amongst air traffic control staff. there'll be a limit of 800 flights a day until sunday, which includes both departure and arrival flights . now, also and arrival flights. now, also in the news today, the army, which was on standby to help the metropolitan police, has now been stood down. it's after a significant number of counter terrorism. firearms officers stepped back from their duties after a colleague was charged with murder over the shooting of chris kaba in south london last year. chris kaba in south london last year . the force now says enough year. the force now says enough officers have returned to duty to meet its counter—terrorism response abilities without military help . the greater military help. the greater manchester mayor says the north shouldn't have to pay for the government's mismanagement of hs2. rishi sunak is refusing to guarantee that the manchester leg of the line will be completed wit

gatwick airport will cancel around 82 departures over the coming week because of short—term sicknesss "very frustrated" by a series of problems at gatwick�*s air traffic control. around 30% of air traffic control staff are not available, mr wingate said. uk workers are taking more sick days than at any point in the last decade, new research suggests. staff took on average 7.8 sick days in the past year — up from 5.8 before the pandemic — the chartered institute for professional development found. the trade group said the rise was a "worry" and blamed stress, covid and the cost—of—living crisis. coming up... have you got a headache? for some it could be a migraine. we look into the economic fall—out from a condition that is responsible for over three milion sick days in the uk alone. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news. it's fair to say this shop has stood the test of time. 0nce owned by anne boleyn�*s father, it's been serving the village of chiddingstone since the 15th century. now its current owners are reluctantly putting this remarkable piece of history

gatwick airport will cancel around 82 departures over the coming week because of high levels of sicknessontrol staff. the largest number of cancellations is expected to happen on friday, with 33 departures affected. easyjet passengers will be the most impacted, with ba and ryanair also cancelling flights. the cost—of—living crisis has changed shopping habits for good, according to the boss of aldi in the uk and ireland. he says shoppers are buying more own label products and he expects that trend to continue. aldi is the uk's fourth biggest supermarket and one of the fastest growing. emma simpson has more. aldi's just opened its 1,000th store here in woking and it's got ambitions for another 500. a business that's growing fast. the boss says it's added nearly a million new customers in the last 12 months. i think the cost—of—living crisis has fundamentally changed the way the british public shop. and first of all, customers are shopping around. so when it comes to grocery, shoppers are reappraising value like never before. and one of the big stories in the supermarket aisles is the rise