manchester police announced _ manchester? greatere announced that they - manchester? greater manchester police announced that they made j police announced that they made the arrests on sunday evening, two teenagers. police have not revealed the genders of the teenagers, or indeed their ages, but what we do know is they are currently in custody and will be questioned by counterterrorism police. the two teenagers were arrested in the evening yesterday.- the evening yesterday. thank ou ve the evening yesterday. thank you very much _ the evening yesterday. thank you very much greg. - the evening yesterday. thank you very much greg. that - the evening yesterday. thank you very much greg. that is l the evening yesterday. thank i you very much greg. that is the latest as we have it at the moment. overto latest as we have it at the moment. over to dallas now because we could speak to tracy walder, the former fbi special agent and indeed you are tracy just down the road from the synagogue itself, which i believe is also close to the airport a

the priority right now that the fbi and greater manchester police _ that the fbi and greater manchesterterrorism police _ police and mi5 and counterterrorism police in _ police and mi5 and counterterrorism police in all — police and mi5 and counterterrorism police in all have is to find out were — police in all have is to find out were there any accomplices? they will be _ were there any accomplices? they will be going through all his digital— will be going through all his digital footprint, will be going through all his digitalfootprint, his will be going through all his digital footprint, his means of communication, his laptop, his telephone— communication, his laptop, his telephone and so on, to find out who he had _ telephone and so on, to find out who he had met. — telephone and so on, to find out who he had met, who we had talked to, did he _ he had met, who we had talked to, did he do— he had met, who we had talked to, did he do this on his own? one thing i did he do this on his own? one thing iwouid _ did he do this on his own? one thing iwouid say— did he do this on his own? on

well, just a few hours ago, martine, greater manchester police confirmed that a man in his 20s had beenrrested on suspicion of rape and assault and the bbc understands that this man is in fact the manchester united striker, mason greenwood, and his arrest follows allegations on social media. it is thought that greenwood remains in custody for questioning and inquiries are ongoing and, in a statement, greater manchester police said that they had been made aware of social media images and videos, posted by a woman, reporting incidents of physical violence. this update comes after manchester united suspended the striker and said that mason greenwood would not be returning to training or playing in matches until further notice. the club said that they do not condone violence of any kind and say that they had been made aware of these allegations on social media, but would make no further comment until the facts have been established. the 20—year—old footballer made his debut for manchester united in march of 2019. he had been with the club from the age of seven and made his way up the ranks

greater manchester police said it was made aware of "social media images and videos posted by a womaniolence". our reporter, dave guest, has been outside old trafford from where he's given us the latest. mason greenwood made his manchester united debut in 2019, only last year he signed a four—year deal with the club after rising through the ranks of the united academy. but yesterday, manchester united issued a statement saying that mason greenwood would not be playing for or training with manchester united until further notice. that statement was made following allegations online by a woman who said she had been assaulted by mason greenwood. greater manchester police later confirmed they had been made aware of these social media posts and they had arrested a man in his 20s on suspicion of rape and assault. now when united issued that statement saying mason greenwood would not be rejoining his team—mates until further notice, they also said that the club does not condone violence of any kind. however, they said they would be making no further statement until the full facts were establi

greater manchester police say tackling anti—social behaviour is a key priority.ification of repeat victims, offenders, locations, and trends associated with anti—social behaviour. if left unresolved, anti—social behaviour that often begins as an irritation can turn into something more serious. here in county durham, people say these... bike engine roars. ..are a real menace. young bikers tearing about, blind to safety. four years ago, trevor robinson was taking his 16—year—old dog tom for his nightly walk. a stolen quad bike with its lights off came up behind them. he was he was doing about 30, a0 miles an hour along the footpath, i didn't hear until it was right on us. and, tom, being 16, he was deaf. knocked him flying. the teenage rider fell off and ran away, abandoning the bike. i knew with the force that it hit the dog that the dog would be killed. so i just sat with him, cuddled him a little while, as he slipped away. he was a good dog, a good friend. man's best friend is his dog. he was very faithful, very well behaved, you know. didn't deserve that. trevo

greater manchester police said it was made aware of "social media images and videos posted by a womann who said she had been assaulted by mason greenwood. greater manchester police later confirmed they had been made aware of these social media posts and they had arrested a man in his 205 on suspicion of rape and assault. now when united issued that statement saying mason greenwood would not be rejoining his team—mates until further notice, they also said that the club does not condone violence of any kind. however, they said they would be making no further statement until the full facts were established. of course, establishing the full facts is what greater manchester police hopes to do, it is a process which could take some time and so speculation about what may or may not have happened is not only unwise at this time but also potentially prejudicial. meanwhile, the sportswear manufacturer nike who sponsor the player have said they are deeply concerned by these disturbing allegations and are monitoring the situation very closely. so far, there has been no statement on behalf of the

with me now is sir peter fahy, he's a former chief constable of greater manchester police. to be kept back, what do you think of this? �* , ., ., be kept back, what do you think of this? �*, ., ., ., , , ~ , this? it's major details being kept back because _ this? it's major details being kept back because they _ this? it's major details being kept back because they are _ this? it's major details being kept back because they are asking - this? it's major details being kept back because they are asking for. back because they are asking for minimal reference to those events which have been referred to them. so you can see from the plaintiff the it would leave a huge hole in her report and act in the metropolitan police may be concerned that if her report was issued in full and there was a full description of those particular events that she had referred to the police then that would make the public and politicians think everybody was automatically almost guilty of breaching the regulations are as the police have to look at it independently and with a fresh pair of eyes and the

greater manchester police said the teenagers are being questioned as "part of the ongoing investigationo the attack." 44—year—old malik faisal akram from blackburn was shot dead by police after a ten—hour stand—off in dallas. the four hostages — who included a rabbi — were unharmed. downing street has described the incident as a "terrible and anti—semitic act of terrorism". from texas, our correspondent, sophie long, reports. this is the moment the three final hostages ran for their lives, more than ten hours after their ordeal began. a successful, but nonetheless terrifying end to the delicate, daylong operation involving negotiators and heavily armed police. the man, now identified as malik faisal akram, a 44—year—old british citizen originally from lancashire, was shot and killed. he'd claimed to have a gun and a bomb when he interrupted a peaceful morning service being streamed from the congregation beth israel in dallas. it didn't look good, it didn't sound good. we were very... we were terrified. and when i saw an opportunity where he wasn't in a good position, i made sure that th

greater manchester police said the teenagers detained today, whose identities have not been released,ing questioned they were said by american police to be part of the investigation. what made malik faisal akram leave blackburn questioning the place he called home. to travel to texas, arm himself with a gun and lay siege to a synagogue. there was a ten hour stand—off as an fbi swat team moved in print at the 44—year—old spoke to his family back home. his words were recorded as he became increasingly desperate. these pictures show several hostages running for their lives. within minutes, malik faisal akram was shot dead. the rabbi here described their ordeal. it dead. the rabbi here described their ordeal. �* ordeal. it didn't look good, it didn't sound _ ordeal. it didn't look good, it didn't sound good. _ ordeal. it didn't look good, it didn't sound good. we - ordeal. it didn't look good, it didn't sound good. we were l ordeal. it didn't look good, it - didn't sound good. we were very... we were terrified. and when i saw an opportunity, where he wasn't in a good position, i made sure

great britain in connection with a hostage standoff at a synagogue in texas over the weekend greater manchester police announced yesterday that the teens are being questioned, but it's not clear if they'ae going to face charges related to the incident near fort worth, a new video shows several law enforcement officers still on the scene. all 4 hostages survived. saturday's nearly 12 hour ordeal at congregation. beth israel in the town of colleyville. the suspect identified as 44 year-old mill lake akram was killed by the fbi. the agency says that he arrived here in the u.s. 2 weeks ago during the standoff, he demanded the release of a pakistani neuroscientist suspected of having ties to al qaeda, who was convicted of trying to kill u.s. army officers in afghanistan. that scientist is serving an 86 year prison sentence in fort worth. it's not clear why the suspect entered the synagogue his connection to the 2 teens in the uk is also unclear. hundreds of mourners paid their final respects to the 9 children and 3 adults who were killed in a philadelphia duplex fire earlier this month. all of the victims

greater manchester police said the teenagers detained today, whose identities have not been released,oned as "part of the ongoing investigation", as our special correspondent ed thomas reports. what made malik faisal akram leave blackburn, the place he called home, to travel to texas, arm himself with a gun and hold people hostage inside a synagogue? there was a tense ten—hour stand—off. as an fbi swat team moved in, the 44—year—old spoke to his family back home. his words were recorded as he became increasingly desperate. these pictures show several hostages running for their lives. within minutes, malik faisal akram was shot dead. the rabbi here described their ordeal. it didn't look good, it didn't sound good. we were very... we were terrified. and when i saw an opportunity, where he wasn't in a good position, i made sure that the two gentlemen who were still with me, that they were ready to go, the exit wasn't too far away. i told them to go, i threw a chair at the gunman and i headed for the door. and all three of us were able to get out without even a shot being fired. throughou

in a statement, greater manchester police said they were "aware of images and videos circulating on socialuiries are ongoing to establish the full circumstances." manchester united said they "do not condone violence of any kind." in a statement, the club said mason greenwood will not return to training or play matches until further notice. mason greenwood has not responded to the allegations. the foreign secretary, liz truss, has said it's highly unlikely british troops would be fighting on the ground if russia were to invade ukraine but said coordinated sanctions targeting russian companies and oligarchs could be a deterrent to president putin. nato's secretary general, jens stoltenberg, has told the bbc it's up to russia to decide whether to pursue a diplomatic path. moscow — which objects to nato's eastward expansion in europe — has denied it plans to invade. here's our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley. nato is beefing up its deterrents in eastern europe with every passing day. this is the west's continuing counter build—up in the face of what downing street is calling rising r

great britain in connection to the hostage standoff at a synagogue in texas over the weekend greater manchester police say that the teens are being questioned right now. it's unclear if he'll face any charges related to the incident near fort worth. there are reports that say the 2 teens are the children of 44 year-old crumb. he was identified as the hostage taker. the fbi says he was a british citizen and arrived in the u.s. 2 weeks ago. >> during the standoff, he demanded the release of a pakistani neuroscientist who suspected of having ties to al qaeda. he was convicted of trying to kill u.s. army officers in afghanistan that scientists to serving an 86 year prison sentence in fort worth. it's unclear why the suspect entered the synagogue. the parents of one of the 6 workers killed in an amazon warehouse collapse filed a lawsuit against the company. the amazon warehouse collapsed after tornadoes tore through illinois last month. the parents allege that amazon opted not to evacuate workers from that facility in a timely manner as it sought to keep them fulfilling orders. kelley hoskins has the story

greater manchester police have confirmed they arrested a man in his 20s on suspicion of rape and assaultons posted on social media earlier this morning which police became aware of. video footage, photos and an audio recording in which a woman alleged she had been assaulted by the manchester united striker were made public for a few hours but have since been deleted. earlier today manchester united also confirmed they also had been made aware of the allegations and said they had suspended their striker, saying he would not be returning to training or playing in any matches until further notice. the club added in a statement they do not condone violence of any kind. mason greenwood has been involved with this club from the age of seven, he worked his way up the academy until he made his debut for the first team in 2019. since then he has made 129 appearances for the club and has one cap for england. but so far the striker has not made any response to the allegations on social media. thank you for that. up to 16,000 people are still without power in scotland and the north east of england,

greater manchester police have confirmed that they arrested a man in his 20s on suspicion of rape andons posted on social media early this morning which police became aware of. video footage, photographs and an audio recording in which a woman alleged that she had been assaulted by the manchester united striker greenwood were made public for a few hours but have since been deleted. earlier today manchester united also confirmed that they too had been made aware of the allegations and said that they had suspended their striker saying he would not be returning to training or playing in any matches until further notice. the club also added in a statement that they do not condone violence of any kind. mason greenwood has been involved with this club from the age of seven, he worked his way up the academy until he made his debut for the first team in 2019, since then he's made 129 appearances for the club, he also has on or england. he also as one cap but so far the striker has not made any response to the allegations on social media. let's take a look at some other stories in the headline

greater manchester police said it was made aware of "social media images and videos posted by a womanents of physical violence". it added "we can confirm a man in his 20s has since been arrested on suspicion of rape and assault". he remains in custody. rafael nadal has completed a stunning comeback to win the australian open and become the most successful male tennis player of all time. he came from two sets down against the top—seeded player daniil medvedev. it means the spanish player has now won 21 grand slams — more than any man in history and one more than his great rival novak djokavic who was denied entry to australia because he is unvaccinated against covid. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller was at the match in melbourne. i think there's two elements to it. the historic nature of his triumph that now moves him ahead of roger federer novak djokovic in the battle to end their career with the most number of clicks to eight grand slam titles by a man. the next grand slam onto clay where the doll has won 13 times. maybe he will start the favourite there in a few months�* time

greater manchester police have confirmed that they arrested a man in his 20s on suspicion of rape andd on social media earlier this morning which police became aware of. video footage, photographs and an audio recording in which a woman alleged that she had been assaulted by the manchester united striker, greenwood, remained public for a few hours but have since been deleted. and earlier today, manchester united confirmed that they too had been made aware of the allegations and said that they had suspended their striker, saying he would not be returning to training or playing in any matches until further notice. the club also added in the statement that they do not condone violence of any kind. mason greenwood has been involved with this club from the age of seven. he worked his way up the academy until he made his debut for the first team in 2019. since then, he's made 129 appearances for the club, he also has one cap for england. but so far, the striker has not made any response to the allegations on social media. government ministers in the uk will meet later to decide whether to s

greater manchester police are calling this a fast—paced investigation led by its major incident team.een detained on suspicion of murder. it comes after three warrants were issued last night in the stretford, old trafford and hulme districts of the city. it's a very large crime area. as you can see, this cordon stretches all the way down thirlmere avenue and into the neighbouring street, coniston road. it was here on thirlmere avenue around about seven o'clock last night that officers were called to reports that a teenage boy had been severely injured and had been stabbed. the boy was treated at the scene but taken to hospital, where sadly he died a short while laterfrom his injuries. the 16—year—old boy's family are being supported by specially trained officers. police say that investigations are continuing. more details are expected later about what's happened here in stratford. phil cunliffe, bbc news. a british man has died in thailand. there are reports that he was attacked with a knife in kanchanaburi, west of bangkok. the foreign office said a second british man had been taken

greater manchester police have announced in the last hour that they have made two arrests.ollowing the incident over the weekend. now incident over the weekend. now in terms of the teenagers, the police are not revealing their genders, so we don't know whether they are male or female or their ages or why they have been arrested or indeed their connection to the incidents, but what we do know is that they are currently being interviewed by counterterrorism police in manchester and the police in manchester and the police in manchester have issued a statement saying that forces will remain in the region of manchester and are liaising with local communities to put in place any measure us to put in place any measure us to provide further reassurance to provide further reassurance to local communities.- to local communities. greg mckenzie. _ to local communities. greg mckenzie, keeping - to local communities. greg mckenzie, keeping us- to local communities. greg mckenzie, keeping us up—to—date on the latest on that story for you. thank you so much for joining us on newsday. you a

in a statement, greater manchester police said they were "aware of images and videos circulating on socialot condone violence of any kind". they said they had been made aware of the allegations on social media but would make no further comment until the "facts have been established." mason greenwood has not responded to the allegations. borisjohnson and the chancellor, rishi sunak, have confirmed that the rise in national insurance will go ahead in april. in a joint article in the sunday times, the two men said the increase was the right thing to do to help tackle the nhs backlog and fund social care. but labour says the plan needs to be rethought, as people struggle with the cost of living. our political correspondent ione wells has more on this. only this morning robert halfon said he is urging the government to look at other ways they can find the need to tackle nhs backlogs and fix social care as well. he has suggested looking at a windfall tax on big businesses and oil companies. meanwhile, labour has also kind of hit back at this commitment in the papers today with the shadow levelli

greater manchester police have announced in last hour they have made two arrests, two teenagers who havehe teenagers, the police are not revealing their genders, so we don't know if they are male or female, ortheirages, orwhy they have been arrested, or indeed the connection to the incident, but what we do know is that they are currently being interviewed by counterterrorism police in manchester, and the police in manchester, and the police in manchester have issued a statement saying that forces will remain in the region of manchester and are liaising with local communities to put in place any measures to provide further reassurance to local communities. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: we will get the latest from tonga as a new zealand air force plane flies to the island to assess the damage caused by saturday �*s volcanic eruption on samoa. donald trump is now the 45th president of the united states. he was sworn in before 700 people thousand people on the steps of capitol hill in washington.— steps of capitol hill in washington. steps of capitol hil

britain in connection with a hostage standoff at the synagogue in texas over the weekend greater manchester police announced manchester police announced yesterda questioned, but it's unclear if they will face any charges related to the incident near fort worth, texas. new video shows several law enforcement officers still on the scene in texas. meantime, all 4 hostages managed to survive saturday's nearly 12 hour ordeal at congregation. beth israel in the town of colleyville. the suspect identified as 44 year-old malik was killed by the fbi. the agency says the british citizen arrived in the united states 2 weeks ago during the standoff. he temanded the release of a pakistani. no real scientists who was suspected of having ties to al qaeda. she was convicted of trying to kill a u.s. army officers in afghanistan. that scientists is serving an 86 year prison sentence in fort worth. it's unclear why the suspect into the there are reports which indicate those 2 teenagers in the uk are the suspect's children. hundreds of people gathered in new york today to say their final goodbyes to the 17 people kil

according to greater manchester police in a statement echoing what we'd heard from u.s. officials earlier. he is a uk national. and a lot of focus of course since the beginning according to u.s. authorities about what information uk officials can supply to them. now, we've also heard from his family posting on a facebook page for the blackburn muslim community in the town where he hails from. they've spoken in a statement of their absolute devastation at the loss of their brother, also talking about how they wholeheartedly apologize toward the victims of this hostage crisis. they also say how they believe he had mental health issues and say how they as a family were in touch with police during these hostage negotiations. the uk government's foreign secretary, liz truss, has condemned what she called an act of terror and an act of anti-semitism, and the work of course now begins, or probably began at the beginning of this crisis between u.s. and uk officials to look at things like communications, travel history, to work out whether or not this was a lone figure acting on

jon: in the united kingdom greater manchester police detained two individuals in connected with the texasers, hostage taker has been identified as a british national. stay with fox news channel for this story, that is how fox reports, i am jon scott. thank you for watching, see you again next week, "sunday night in america" is trey gowdy is next. -- with trey gowdy is next. ♪ ♪ trey: good evening thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy, it's "sunday night in america," north korea test fired several missiles this week, they may be most powerful yet. this is after kim jong-un fledged to bolster north korea military with cutting edge technology. the missile launch was condemned by washington and tokyo, it shut down west coast airports over fea

. >> malic pfizer from blackburn according to greater manchester police in a statement echoing what wes a u.k. national. a lot of focus, of course, since the beginning according to u.s. authorities about what information u.k. officials can supply to them. now we've also heard from his family posting on a facebook page called the blackburn muslim community in the town he hales from. they've spoken of their absolute devastation of the loss of their brother. also talking about how they wholeheartedly apologize towards the victims of this hostage crisis. they believe he had mental health issues and say how they as a family were in touch with the police during the hostage negotiations. the u.k. condemned what she called an act of terror and anti-semitism. it probably began at the beginning of this crisis between u.s. and u.k. crisis to work out whether this was a lone figure acting on their own or part of some wider plot and whether any elements of that plot may still be a threat around. i have to say listening to the coherence in that synagogue recording and how sophisticated or unsophisti

the former chief constable of greater manchester police sir peter fahy has been giving us his reactionous — two years after the event. they have tried to stick to that line and, really, but on the other hand, there is this huge level of public concern, and i think the police feel that that is really about a failure of political accountability and they are now in a position where people are trying to make them use criminal law almost to fill that hole. as your correspondents have said, these are relatively minor offences, £100 fine. the worst that could happen is that could be challenged at a magistrates' court, but on the other hand, there is no question, there is a huge level of public concern about this and no matter what the met have said, it looks like one law for one and one law for another. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, has more on the developments and why this police investigation has been announced now. there has been a lot of fire obviously aimed at those who have been attending the alleged parties, but some of the fire has also been aimed at the police. why

reporter: isa, look, there was precious little information in the statement put out by the greater manchester policethat's the force that deals with counterterrorism in the northwest of england. we know that the hostage taker, his name is malik faisal from blackburn in northern england. we know that with these arrests, one man was arrested in birmingham, one man was arrested in manchester. this is in connection with the texas synagogue hostage taking as you mentioned, was in suburban dallas. lasted for hours. last of it captured on the live stream before law enforcement was able to get in there, shoot the hostage taker. the hostages were able to escape. we know that this man was known to british security services before. they had opened an investigation into him in 2020, but then they had done a bit of digging, realized - deemed him not to be a threat and moved on and closed the investigation. obviously there was more to the story there at the time. his family had put out a statement calling it or saying they apologize wholeheartedly saying they are absolutely devastated. they also said this man had

mr akram was from blackburn here in the uk. him greater manchester police said the arrest of the two andy gill is in blackburn. malik faisal akram is a 40 for—year—old man from blackburn hear it like a share. we've been speaking to a family friend today who say he's from a well—known and respected family and like a share. that man told us that he didn't know enough about malik faisal akram religious believes to know if they are extreme or not. what we do know is 20 years ago he was excluded from a courtroom in blackburn for repeatedly telling the court staff there that he wished he'd been on the planes that attacked america and the 9/11 attacks on new york 20 years ago. he was described at the time as a menace to court staff and was excluded from the court. that the kind of information i'm sure that the authorities here and in america will be looking at in terms of his background. we also know from his family that he had some mental health issues and the family friend we are talking to also confirmed that to us. but we were told that he was at a funeral of one of his brothers a few m

known as malik faisal akram. 44 years old from blackburn in the north of england and the greater manchester police from that area confirm his residence in blackburn. also the local muslim community there have on one of their facebook pages posted a statement from his brother which says they are absolutely devastated as a family. as a family they do not condone any of his actions and would like to sincerely apologize wholeheartedly to all the victims involved in the unfortunate incident. they go on to say that faisal, their brother had what they referred to as mental health issues and say they were in contact with the police during the incident, but, of course, investigators here at the fbi matt made early on a part of the global investigation, the fbi saying they were reaching out to their embassy attaches and in tel aviv and london as well. clearly a strong london part of this investigation, too. they will be looking at his travel history, possibly communications, trying to assess the motivation here. president joe biden saying it's too early to assess why this did happen, but uk foreign second l

the greater manchester police tweeted counterterrorism officers made the arrest. >> wokeness and political worldview. it's ridiculous, i want facts and data and that's how you address threats. if it's islamic extremists, call it what it is. the shooting wasn't workplace violence, islamic bundle extremism. i don't know why the left is hell-bent on calling this, it's a dangerous. in england, one of our closest allies i don't know how the ball was dropped and why they got into the country, we must find out. liz: great to have you on, be back again soon. i'm elizabeth mcdonald, you've been walking the evening at about that does it for us, thank you for watching and hope you have a good evening and join us again tomorrow night. ♪♪ kennedy: commonwealth of virginia once again at the center of a political hurricane over school mathematics. the governor glenn youngkin says it's up to parents but leftists who claim to follow the science they parents should stay out of it. when the election on a promised return power to the parents and opponent terry mcauliffe gave a boost

greater manchester police have confirmed they are aware of the images and video circulating on socialances. mason greenwood has been at this club from the age ofjust seven years old. he has made 129 first—team appearances for the club and has one cap for england. the premier league is on a two—week winter break at the moment, so no match this weekend for manchester united, but as you mentioned, they have taken the step of confirming greenwood will not return to training or play matches until further notice. the club has also issued a response, saying they are aware of the images but that they would not be making any comment until the facts had been established. they concluded by saying, manchester united does not condone violence of any kind. jane. condone violence of any kind. jane, thank ou condone violence of any kind. jane, thank you for— condone violence of any kind. jane, thank you for that. _ relatives of those who died in londonderry on what became known as bloody sunday have held a walk of remembrance in the city to mark the 50th anniversary of the shootings by the british ar

official telling nbc news that two teenagers were detained in south manchester england by the greater manchester police they are the sons of -- the fbi identified akron as the gunman responsible for the hostage the tuition. according to this official, a suspect was in touch with his sons at some point during the situation on saturday. officials in japan and south korea warning at least one suspected ballistic missile was launched from north korea this weekend. this evening rather. this is the fourth rocket filing since the start of january. north korea has been ramping up test of potential nuclear missiles designed to -- tsunami threat around the pacific ocean that followed the volcano eruption on saturday has begun to recede. the volcano erupted near tonga creating a sonic moon as far north as alaska. right after the break. alaska. alaska. righ when you spend $30 on select wellness support products. with this offer, there's no room for excuses. i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm taking zeposia, a once-daily pill. because i won't let uc stop me from being me. zeposia can help people w

greater manchester police said the teenagers via question. 44—year old from blackbird was shot dead byallas. the four hostages including a rabbi were unharmed for the downing street has described the incident is a terrible and anti—semitic act of terrorism. socially long from texas. this is the moment that three final hostages ran from their lot doing that for their lives more than ten hours after the ordeal began. successful nonetheless terrifying end to the delicate daylong operation in involving negotiators and heavily armed police. the man now identified as a 40 for euro british citizen originally from lancashire was shot and killed. it claimed to have a gun and killed. it claimed to have a gun and a bomb when he interrupted a peaceful morning service, being streamed from the congregation beth israel in dallas. it streamed from the congregation beth israel in dallas.— israel in dallas. it didn't look nood, it israel in dallas. it didn't look good, it didn't _ israel in dallas. it didn't look good, it didn't sound - israel in dallas. it didn't look good, it didn't sound good. l isra

of course establishing the faxes what greater manchester police is attempting to do. of all. winds of up to 92 miles an hour were recorded at stornoway airport in the western isles last night and winds of up to 120 miles an hour in the cairngorms. also a 60—year—old woman lost her life in the storm in aberdeen on saturday. as you mentioned, as is a people have been without electricity. at one point over the weekend, it was up to 98,000 people. that has improved because work has been going on tirelessly over the weekend to get people back on the grid as quickly as possible. we understand the latest figures, around 7000 people still with no electricity from storm malik and an additional 30,000 from overnight and storm corrie. work will continue to get people on as quickly as possible but some people may not have electricity until tuesday night. the deputy first minister said over the weekend we're in for a very difficult these days. i think today will be about finding out what the damage has been overnight. the worst of the damage is expected to be in aberdeenshire and

investigation, it is liaising very closely notjust with british counter terrorism police, that is greater manchester policehey have been in contact with israel, because of the synagogue connection here. this doesn't look on the surface to be like a kind of classic isis or al-qaeda operation. the brother has suggested that there were mental health issues involved, but the fact that he was making a political statement demanding the release of aafia siddiqui, who is a pakistani neuroscientist, you heard there in sophie long's report, that has pushed it into the realm of terrorism, which is why all leads are being investigated, and as you heard there, two teenagers have been arrested last night in manchester, but they have not as yet been charged. a report has warned more than a quarter of households in the uk will struggle to pay their energy bills in april when the average household fuel bill is expected to increase by £600—700. the rise is coming because of an increase in the price cap — the maximum price that suppliers in england, wales and scotland can charge domestic customers on a standard tariff. the c

we have got the former chief constable of greater manchester police with us. lly hates getting involved _ police officers really hates getting involved in political issues in getting — involved in political issues in getting involved in controversies. this whole — getting involved in controversies. this whole affair is essentially about — this whole affair is essentially about a — this whole affair is essentially about a lack of political accountability and the police have been _ accountability and the police have been cold — accountability and the police have been cold in to dry and feel a huge -ap been cold in to dry and feel a huge gap with a — been cold in to dry and feel a huge gap with a minor criminal offence designed — gap with a minor criminal offence designed just for the pandemic which has a very— designed just for the pandemic which has a very simple procedure around the issue _ has a very simple procedure around the issue of— has a very simple procedure around the issue of fixed penalty tickets with -- — the issue of fixed penalty tickets with —— w

>> malik faisal akram from blackburn in the north of england, according to greater-manchester local policerea. a statement on a facebook page, it seems by his brother, stating how the family are absolutely devastated by his loss, but wholeheartedly apologized to the victims of that particular hostage crisis. they also say that they believe he had mental health issues. we also heard from the uk foreign secretary liz truss who condemned this act of terror and an act of anti-semitism. we've known from pretty early on that uk authorities had been asked for assistance by the u.s. here. they clearly will be assisting the u.s. in looking at travel history communications to find out if he was working entirely alone or part of some wider plot. i have to tell you, listening to him there, he doesn't always sound that coherent. he doesn't seem that sophisticated a plotter. frankly, that's not going to reduce the terror of those he held hostage but may lead to what his family is suggesting of mental health issues. hearing from our colleague he may not have been on u.s. or uk radar before this but still

police. two teenagers arrested in manchester as part of the investigation are still being questioned by detectives. greater being held is in on saturday night. the 44—year—old had a history of mental illness and travelled from the lancashire to the united states about two weeks earlier. his family had tried to talk him into surrendering to the police force and the fbi but failed to do so. two teenagers who were arrested on sunday evening are still being questioned. police say they were arrested in south manchester and have given no further details. other questions do remain. how did he manage to acquire a gun over there and was he working alone?- manage to acquire a gun over there and was he working alone? thank you very much- — our security correspondent frank gardner had this assessment of mis�*s knowledge of akram. so, m15 the security service keep two lists, as it were which are dynamic. they are constantly changing and some flow from one to the other. one is the active list, and he was on that list in 2020 as a subject of concern. they investigated him in the second half of that year. presumably for r

led by the fbi, it is liaising very closely not just with british counterterrorism police, greater manchester police know if the hostage taker was known _ charged. do we know if the hostage taker was known to _ charged. do we know if the hostage| taker was known to counterterrorism officers? , ., ., .., officers? they are not confirming that. m15 has — officers? they are not confirming that. mi5 has an _ officers? they are not confirming that. mi5 has an enormous - officers? they are not confirming - that. mi5 has an enormous database, much _ that. mi5 has an enormous database, much of— that. mi5 has an enormous database, much of which is shared with counter—terrorism police. there are around _ counter—terrorism police. there are around 3000 to 4000 active subjects of interest, _ around 3000 to 4000 active subjects of interest, and another 20,000 plus former— of interest, and another 20,000 plus former subjects of interest, who kind of— former subjects of interest, who kind of flow dynamically between one list and _ kind of flow dynamically between one list and the other. so they are not confirming

we're joined now by sir peter fahy, the former chief constable of greater manchester police, and by jackng now, two years after the events we are talking about?— talking about? well, the commissioner _ talking about? well, the commissioner gave - talking about? well, the commissioner gave a - talking about? well, the l commissioner gave a very talking about? well, the - commissioner gave a very clear explanation yesterday. she emphasised that normally the police do not _ emphasised that normally the police do not investigate an offence of this nature, which only carries a fixed _ this nature, which only carries a fixed penalty ticket two years after the event, she said more evidence had become available and she crucially— had become available and she crucially said that it was a matter about _ crucially said that it was a matter about public confidence and public trust. _ about public confidence and public trust. and — about public confidence and public trust, and i think this is the pressure _ trust, and i think this is the pressure that the met police have been _ pressure that the met