thank you, graham satchell, for us, at the court of- satchell, for us, at the court of appeal. a chilly start. first thing, frost across parts of scotland and that's because we've changed our air mass here in the uk. the atlantic air has departed. now it's across scandinavia, that deep area of low pressure. and instead we've got this chillier air with us over the next couple of days. to put that in context for the best part of a week and a half now, we've had temperatures into the teens and yesterday saw them dip back down closer to the february average. and that's what is with us for the next couple of days. feeling chilly because of the brisk wind today, which is bringing a lot of showers to northern western scotland, northern ireland, western parts of england along with wales, wintry over the hills, the best of the sunshine, the drier weather further east, but nowhere exempt from the showers because of that brisk wind. and as you can see, we're back down to the seasonal average today. itjust feels colder because it has been so mild recently. now the showers continue this eve

graham satchell, thank you. no story i graham satchell, thank you.rmation — the formula i driver lewis hamilton is to leave the mercedes fi team at the end of 2024. this the mercedes fi team at the end of 202a. this is a statement from mercedes. let's go straight to the bbc sports centre to bring us all the details. live now to the bbc sport centre and our presenter chetan pathak. this was not the news we were expecting to bring you. -it — it has been confirmed mercedes our next —— on x, saying they and lewis hamilton will part ways at the end of the 2024 season. lewis has activated a release option in the contract, announced last year. lewis hamilton has signed a two—year contract, but he will break that to move away from mercedes, which is seismic news and formula i. this is a team with which he has won six formula i world titles and joining them over a decade ago. but he clearly feels it is time to part ways. the six ordinary for many reasons because we're just a few weeks out from preseason. lewis hamilton will be in a mercedes next season. it's

graham satchell, outside scotland yard _ country.try. graham satchell, outside scotland yard for us, _ country. graham satchell, outside scotland yard for us, thank- country. graham satchell, outside scotland yard for us, thank you i country. graham satchell, outside l scotland yard for us, thank you very much. i want to bring this image back on screen now. it has been released by the police. it was taken at king's cross underground station and as you heard graham mention, and if you had the police statement earlier, the police are appealing for help in tracking this man down. the warning the public not to approach him but instead to call 999. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories meeting headlines. it women has beenjailed for a minimum headlines. it women has beenjailed fora minimum of 18 headlines. it women has beenjailed for a minimum of 18 years for her murder. they had been arguing after a party in may 2022 but she claimed his death was a tragic accident. water companies ar

graham satchell, outside new _ outcome of that.come of that. graham satchell, outside new scotland yard. let's i outside new scotland yard. let's remind you of this picture that the met police has released. this picture was taken at kings cross railway in london. they have warned her not to approach them but to call emergency services. before we go — italian present has been seen on dell back in corsica, and he escaped prison last year in sardinia using the tried and tested method of the knotted bed sheets. he had been serving a 24 year sentence. he was caught in a joint operation run by italian and french special forces. much more still to although stories. don't go anywhere. stick with us here on bbc news. see you in a bit. hello. the weekend's looking mild for most of us, but it's often going to be cloudy, very blustery, and on top of that, some rain in the forecast, too — heaviest of which is expected across western and northwestern scotland. let's have a look at the satellite picture from the last couple of days, and you can s

graham satchell the outside new scotland yard for this.ettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe, as well as the search for abdul ezedi, you can do so by going to the bbc website and the bbc i player where we are streaming nonstop today. sojust navigate to the news pages to see all available live streams. we will bring you all the developments in the manhunt for the suspect in the clapham alkaline attack. and there is a stream on the brianna ghey case. you are watching bbc news. hello. this is bbc news. here in the uk, the two people who killed brianna ghey have been sentenced to prison. both 16, the killed brianna ghey in 2023 in cheshire, north—west england. a nationwide hunt is still under way to find the man suspected of carrying out a corrosive liquid attack in london. police have made a direct appeal to him. you attack in london. police have made a direct appeal to him.— direct appealto him. you have got some very — direct appealto him. you have got some very significant _ direct appealto him. you have got some very significant injuries. - di

thank you very much, graham satchell, - such should be returned home. who will keep us across events as they unfold. to russia now, because the us is set to unveil a new round of sanctions against hundreds people and companies linked to moscow's war machine over the death of opposition leader alexei navalny and the ongoing war in ukraine. this weekend marks two years since russia's invasion. moscow has been hit by an unprecedented wave of restrictions, with some $300 billion of state assets frozen overseas. but how much effect is it having? the bbc�*s economics editor faisal islam has been taking a look. it is two years since russia invaded ukraine. at the time, the west mounted a counterattack, an economic one. massive sanctions, including the unprecedented acts of seizing hundreds of billions in foreign exchange reserves, cutting off some banks from the western financial system. it sent the rouble plunging and london listings of russia's big banks and energy companies collapsing in value. this is where we are now. the russian economy did collapse, and

graham satchell, bbc news.—— i spoke to our correspondent. us this update. -- i spoke to our correspondent.— us this update. -- i spoke to our correspondent. there has been no breakthrough _ correspondent. there has been no breakthrough in _ correspondent. there has been no breakthrough in this _ correspondent. there has been no breakthrough in this manhunt, - breakthrough in this manhunt, currently in its third day, so the question remains, where is he? we know the metropolitan police are involved in the search, officers on the ground also looking at cctv. northumbria police are also involved, as well as the british transport police, and otherforces in the uk are on a high state of alert. what we know is that police had managed to piece together a better picture of what happened on the actual day of the attack, on wednesday. the police say abdul shokoor ezedi drove from newcastle, where he was staying, he left there in the very early hours of wednesday morning and travelled down to london. his vehicle was firs

graham satchell, bbc news.r the third weekend in a row. the demonstrations are in reaction to a recent meeting of extremists attended by afd members, where plans to deport people with non—german backgrounds were discussed. since the demonstrations began, the party has slipped in the polls to just under 20%. but afd remains germany's second most popular party. afd leaders say they are being targeted by the german state in the same way that political freedom fighters were repressed in communist east germany. let's go now to our germany correspondent damien mcguinness, who is live in berlin. welcome. tell is more about these protests and why people are out on the streets against this party. yes. the streets against this party. yes, interestingly _ the streets against this party. yes, interestingly every _ the streets against this party. yes, interestingly every week _ the streets against this party. t9: interestingly every week at the protests get bigger and bigger. this could be the biggest yet. people are stream

our reporter graham satchell has the latest.azmat suits and gas masks to protect themselves. in one property, two empty containers were found with warning labels saying "corrosive material". the latest pictures of abdul shokoor ezedi show him at king's cross station in london on wednesday night, a serious injury to the right side of his face clearly visible. ezedi is the main suspect in a violent attack. it left a 31—year—old woman and two young girls, aged just eight and three, with serious burns after alkaline was thrown at them. a clearer picture is emerging of ezedi's past. he arrived in this country from afghanistan, claimed asylum twice and was refused. in 2018 he pleaded guilty to two offences, sexual assault and exposure. he was given a suspended sentence and put on the sex offenders register for ten years. but despite that, in 2020, after converting to christianity, his application for asylum was eventually granted. this police investigation is fast—moving and stretches across the country. officers will be scouring cctv

graham satchell is at the court of appeal in central london. they have rejected her appeal.ou talk us through the reasoning that she leave date earlier today? this was our devastating judgment this morning in the court of appeal and a huge victory for the home secretary and the british government. it does leave shamima begum stuck in a camp in syria. the judgment took 20 minutes. it was long and technical. the lawyers of shamima begum gave five grounds for appeal. things like, she was a child and she went to syria, just 15, that she had been trafficked, groomed, sexually exploited, let down by parts of the british state. the chiefjustices said that was not a material consideration, that those were breaches that may have happened but had not been proved to happen, and even if they had happened, that was four years before her citizenship was removed, and there are other considerations like, had she been left stateless because they had removed her citizenship. the high court said that in 2019 there was nothing unlawful that the home secretary did. 0n was nothing unlawful that t

i spoke to our news correspondent, graham satchell, who�*s at the scene in south london — he�*s beenn involved, an eight—year—old and a three—year—old, the three—year—old left with life—changing injuries, but in total, 12 people became involved with this. neighbours came out and try to stop the attack and i think it was violent as well, very violent. there are some cctv pictures emerging of a man throwing a three—year—old to the floor twice, slamming them to the floor twice before this alkaline substance is used, which left people with serious burns injuries. for everybody in this quiet residential street in south london, a horrifying night last night. a truly horrifying night last night. what are police are saying about the perpetrator? a significant development today — they have named a suspect called abdul ezedi from the newcastle area, who may have been known to the police and has a significant injury to the right side of his face. 35—year—old. police here are working closely with british transport police and police in northumbria and have urged the public to get in touch if they

graham satchell is at guy's hospital. what more can you tell us?stating news - what more can you tell us? this is absolutely devastating news for i what more can you tell us? this is| absolutely devastating news for the 136 women involved, many of whom as you say were having treatment for cancer. they had frozen their eggs in the hope of having children at some point in the future because of course, cancer treatment can lead to infertility. the timeline here is these women had their eggs frozen at these women had their eggs frozen at the end of 2022. then a few months later at the beginning of 2023, the regulator issued a warning about the fluid that was used in the test tubes to freeze the eggs, saying there was a problem with that fluid and the eggs may not survive. that warning was a year ago now and it is only in the last few weeks that the women here have been told anything about all of this. guy's hospital has apologised for that delay. they are saying that all the women affected have now been told and the regulator is also saying that there

let's go live now to the court of appeal where we can speak now to our correspondent graham satchell.nk it is a very significant judgment, unanimouslyjudges and judgment, unanimously judges and court judgment, unanimouslyjudges and court of appeal. there were five grounds that the lawyers of shamima begum put to the court of appeal as part of their arguments to see that it unlawful that her british citizenship had been deprived. those grounds were dismissed completely today. it leaves shamima begum stack in northern syria at the stage with no chance and no hope of returning back to britain. there was a complex legal discussion about why those grounds of appeal wouldn't wash. but as you heard in the final part of thatjudgment, they were not here making a moral case, whether it was right or wrong. 0nce making a moral case, whether it was right or wrong. once the home secretary within his rights to remove citizenship? they assess the arguments and said that he was. remind as if you can about the background of this case. shamima begum wasjust a child, 15 years old... volu nteers volunteer

graham satchell, bbc news.rning, simon. what will have police been able to tell you? will have police been able to tell ou? ~ . . will have police been able to tell ou? ~ , . , will have police been able to tell ou? . , ., , ., you? well, this huge manhunt is now enterin: its you? well, this huge manhunt is now entering its third _ you? well, this huge manhunt is now entering its third full— you? well, this huge manhunt is now entering its third full day, _ you? well, this huge manhunt is now entering its third full day, but - you? well, this huge manhunt is now entering its third full day, but the i entering its third full day, but the big question is, where is mr ezedi? now, this manhunt involves metropolitan police, northumbria police, the british transport police, plus other forces across the country will have insult to be on the lookout. but the police have been able to build up a much better picture of the suspect�*s movements on wednesday. they say he left the newcastle area, where he was living, and the

graham satchell, bbc news.report, help is available on the bbc action line website — just visit bbc.co.uk/actionline. mike has the latest sport. good morning to you. you were talking about young and upcoming stars in teams. you are having quite an interesting conversation. we are talking about liverpool. i just talking about liverpool. i 'ust heard in the i talking about liverpool. i 'ust heard in the commentaryh talking about liverpool. ijust| heard in the commentary that talking about liverpool. iijlsii heard in the commentary that one of the guys in the booth said that in the guys in the booth said that in the liverpool academy they have a limit on the size of the engines in the car is the academy players can have, so they cannot spend fortunes on fancy cars when they are young. it's about looking after them and making _ it's about looking after them and making sure they have the right lifestyle — making sure they have the right lifestyle. they are young lads with money, _ lifestyle. they are young lads with