our correspondent greg mckenzie is here and surrey police issued a statement this evening, greg?statement, surrey police have issued a statement and they say that they were made aware of the video this morning, which suggests the family may be willing to cooperate with british authorities. surrey police say this is clearly significant and they have been liaising with international partners including interpol, the foreign and commonwealth and of element office, and the national crime agency to determine next steps and they go on to say that progressing these inquiries through the appropriate channels has to be handled carefully and sensitively. they go on to say that the welfare of the five children who travelled to pakistan on the 9th of august it a priority to them. this video that was issued from the father and the stepmother comes one day after the mother of sara gave an interview with polish television and here she is describing the moment she had to experience watching and seeing her dead daughter. translation: they had dressed her in mickey mouse pyjamas and she had a quilt

greg mckenzie, bbc news.r doctors in england are on strike at the same time. the walkout by members of the british medical association marks an escalation of their pay dispute. hospital leaders have expressed "profound concern" about the impact the strikes will have on patients and have called on ministers and the unions to find a solution. 0ur health correspondent sharon barbour reports. it's a strike never seen before in the history of the nhs. today sees both senior doctors or consultants, and junior doctors refusing to work united in anger over pay. it's an absolute privilege to do myjob, but it's a hard job. and so we're here to ask for fair pay for the work that we do, that reflects the skills that we bring. i think that that's a reasonable ask. doctors will be there for emergency care, but health bosses say patients are still in danger. and despite weeks of planning, hospitals are under intense pressure. during the industrial action in september, so far we've had to cancel 420 inpatient and day case op

greg mckenzie reports.a, his mother and father say they are still coming to terms with their loss. very hard for everyone, the family, because since on that day, every day is a big issue for us. if there is football, we think about chris, music, we think about chris, we are home, we think about chris, everything. mr kaba was killed in streatham hill, south london, after the car he was driving was followed by an unmarked police car. the two vehicles collided on a residential street and a marksman fired one shot through the windscreen, hitting the 24—year—old in the head. it later emerged the audi car chris kaba was driving, which didn't belong to him, had been linked by police to a firearms incident the previous day. the independent office for police conduct completed its homicide investigation five months ago and passed their evidence on to the crown prosecution service. but the family say they are yet to hear anything back on a charging decision for the officer who fired the gun. so what about us? what abo

greg mckenzie reports.an police officer in south london. he was 2a years old, just months away from becoming a father. his death sparked a number of protests. the audi car mr kaba was driving was not his vehicle. it had been flagged by a police automatic number plate recognition camera as being linked to an incident the previous day. he was shot in the head. the 24—year—old was unarmed. the independent office for police conduct investigated the shooting and handed their evidence file to the crown prosecution service. the family of mr kaba spoke to the bbc earlier this month. what about us? when do i have to do the proper mourning for chris? it's very disappointing. very. today, the crown prosecution service has authorised a charge of murder against the officer who fired the gun. in a statement, the deputy assistant commissioner of the metropolitan police said today's announcement is a significant and serious development. the officer involved in the shooting will formally be charged tomorrow and will then ap

greg mckenzie reports.n. he was 2a years old, just months away from becoming a father. his death sparked a number of protests. the audi car mr kaba was driving was not his vehicle. it had been flagged by a police automatic number plate recognition camera as being linked to an incident the previous day. he was shot in the head. the 24—year—old was unarmed. the independent office for police conduct investigated the shooting and handed their evidence file to the crown prosecution service. the family of mr kaba spoke to the bbc earlier this month. what about us? when do i have to do the proper mourning for chris? it's very disappointing. very. today, the crown prosecution service has authorised a charge of murder against the officer who fired the gun. in a statement, the deputy assistant commissioner of the metropolitan police said today's announcement is a significant and serious development. the officer involved in the shooting will formally be charged tomorrow and will then appear at westminster magistrates�

greg mckenzie, bbc news.vice of northern ireland, simon byrne, has resigned. he had been facing calls to quit after a series of controversies in recent weeks, including a data breach which resulted in the details of thousands of stopping leaked online and a court ruling that two officers had been unlawfully disciplined. chris page reports. after weeks of pressure, the police chief gave in. simon byrne had been questioned several times by the board which held him to account. but the sign he resigned came when he didn't arrive at the latest emergency meeting. the search is beginning for somebody new to take on one of the toughest jobs in policing. i think police forces all over the uk and ireland have challenges. we have more than an awful lot of other services in terms of border, where we have resources, where we have financial packages, security issues, all of those areas. so it's not going to be easy for anybody, but there are people out there who are dedicated to policing. officers and civilian workers have

for more on this i'm joined by correspondent greg mckenzie. you tell us about this escape? the greg, what else can you tell us about this escape?— greg, what else can you tell us about this escape? the escape took lace this about this escape? the escape took place this morning _ about this escape? the escape took place this morning at _ about this escape? the escape took place this morning at seven - about this escape? the escape took place this morning at seven to - about this escape? the escape took place this morning at seven to 50 i place this morning at seven to 50 a.m. —— 7:50 a:m.. it's a category b prison, now it's believed the 21—year—old who is being housed on raymonde, has escaped by strapping himself underneath a food delivery van that had come into the prison, believed also he was wearing a chef �*s outfit at the time. potentially taken from the kitchen at wandsworth prison. there has been a security alert at the ports in search of this individual, just in case he attempts to leave the country via heathrow airport or gatwick. as fa

let's speak to greg mckenzie. what is the latest?unately, escapes from prison are quite rare. only five escapes since 2017. in terms of this individual, he's believed to have escaped having strapped himself underneath a food van that was in the prison this morning. it is in southwest london. it is believed he taped himself underneath it and managed to escape. it is also believed he was dressed in a chef's outfit, potentially taken from the kitchen inside the prison. police have said he's a risk and they are looking for hidden. but he's not a risk to individuals. they have said to the public if you notice this picture here, the advice is to contact the police and don't approach the individual. they readily admit he can be anywhere in the u.k., ports are on alert as to airports. heathrow airport, gatwick airport, even as far as manchester on alert looking for this escapee. >> thank you so much. 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 headli

let's go live to scotland yard, greg mckenzie is there for us. more information about this operation unfolded. that is riuht. it about this operation unfolded. that is right- it was _ about this operation unfolded. that is right. it was a _ about this operation unfolded. twat is right. it was a major manhunt, one of the biggest that the metropolitan police have undertook for some years. daniel khalife was a wanted man ever since the police announced in the afternoon of the morning of his escape. he escaped just before 8am on wednesday morning. the media and the public were alerted by the afternoon, and a huge manhunt was under way. various ports were on lockdown. at heathrow airport, extra security, extra security at gatwick airport and manchester airport, dover port, security at gatwick 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

i spoke earlier with our news correspondent greg mckenzie, who has been at the scotland yardand. at therd. have a listen. the media and the public were alerted by afternoon, various ports were on lockdown, heathrow airport extra security, were on lockdown, heathrow airport extra security, extra were on lockdown, heathrow airport extra security, extra security were on lockdown, heathrow airport extra security, extra security at manchester airport, dover port. extra security, extra security at 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 that spotted daniel khalifa on a push by, on a canal path, canal path inches ache and ultimately arrested him, pushed him off the bike and arrested him. he is being interviewed, the police want to know where he was, how did he get from wandsworth prison to connect to, it's about 5.5 miles, they believe he was on f

hit by a single bullet in streatham hill in south london, in september last year. 0ur reporter greg mckenzie year, september 5th. the car he was driving had been followed, having been flagged on a police anpr camera, an automatic number plate recognition camera, as being linked to an incident on the previous day. it was a short time after the car was stopped that chris kaba was shot fatally once in the head. he later died in hospital. now, the independent office for police conduct launched an investigation immediately and handed their evidence file to the crown prosecution service around seven months ago. and today, the crown prosecution service have authorised a charging decision for the officer who fired that gun. the charge of murder has been authorised by the crown prosecution service. now, the family have issued a statement and have said they welcomed today's decision. "which couldn't have come too soon," they say. they go on to say that chris was much loved by the family and all of his friends and he had a bright future ahead of him, but his life was cut short. meanwhile, the metropoli

let's go live to scotland yard, greg mckenzie is there for us.nteresting to hearfrom him in the process that led to the arrest of daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider public daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider public now. daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider public now. qbfiaiuteiiy. daniel khalife. clearly relief for the metropolitan police and the wider ublic now. ~ , wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police _ wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police and _ wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police and the _ wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police and the various - wider public now. absolutely. relief for the police and the various other| for the police and the various other agencies that were involved in this huge manhunt. 0nly wednesday and all points bulletin went out to all of the ports in the uk. heathrow airport, gatwi

i spoke earlier with our news correspondent greg mckenzie, who has been at the scotland yardand. a wanted man, ever since they announced in the afternoon in the morning of his escape. just before 8am on wednesday morning, the media and the public were alerted by the afternoon and a huge manhunt was under way. various ports were on lock heathrow airport extra security, extra security at gatwick airport, dover port, even people being stopped in 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 g

live now to our reporter greg mckenzie in the newsroom. bring us up—to—date on the latest today.. ., , , ., bring us up-to-date on the latest toda. , ., ., ., , bring us up-to-date on the latest toda. today. he was shot fatally last year in september. _ today. he was shot fatally last year in september, september - today. he was shot fatally last year in september, september five. - today. he was shot fatally last year in september, september five. a l today. he was shot fatally last year i in september, september five. a car in september, septemberfive. a car he was driving had been followed having being flagged on a police anpr camera, a number plate recognition cameras. it was a short time after the car was stopped that he was shot fatally once in the head. he later died in hospital. the independent 0ffice head. he later died in hospital. the independent office for police conduct launched an investigation immediately and handed their evidence file to the crown prosecution service. around seven months ago this happened. and today the crown prosecution service have authorised a

the officer hasn't been named. 0ur correspondent greg mckenzie is at westminster magistrates in central brought here to westminster magistrates' court this morning. he was told his case would now be transferred to the old bailey for a hearing this afternoon. chris kaba, 2a, and a further 2p, for a hearing this afternoon. chris kaba, 2a, and a further2p, he for a hearing this afternoon. chris kaba, 2a, and a further 2p, he was shot with a bullet to the head in streatham last year, having been followed by a number of unmarked police vehicles —— a father to be. his car was eventually stopped and a shot was fired. the car had been followed because it had been flagged on a police automatic number plate recognition cameras as being involved in an incident the previous day. chris kaba was unarmed and the car did not belong to him. as for the hearing today, in court, his parents were there, his mother and father, they were quite emotional when they got a glimpse of the defendant. the defendant has been told he faces a murder charge and a bail hearing will take place later today. he has been rem

live now to our reporter greg mckenzie at new scotland yard.s shot once in the head on the 5th of september of last year. the car he was driving had been flagged on a police a npr camera, automatic number plate recognition camera, having been linked to a previously incident. the car did not belong to chris and he later died in hospital from belong to chris and he later died in hospitalfrom a single belong to chris and he later died in hospital from a single gunshot winter. today's decision by the crown prosecution service to authorise a charge of murder of the family have said that they welcome today's decision which they say could not have come to sin. they go on to say that chris was so very loved by our family and all his friends, he had a bright future ahead of him but his life was cut short. in terms of today's decision by the crown prosecution service, the independent police complaints commission who launched a homicide investigation seven months ago, they then passed their evidence on to the crown prosecution service who have today annou

let's get more on this from my colleague greg mckenzie. let's see if we can get through to him now.the public. we had a little bit of it there but bring us more details. good afternoon, the police have simply said do not approach this suspect who escaped from the prison at about 715 this morning —— 7:50am. it is wandsworth prison, a victorian jail, and this individual managed to escape this morning. police say do not approach him and simply called them immediately. they believe he has links to some areas in the capital, kingston and some other places in london but he was being housed at wandsworth prison on remand and was due, had been in court, given remand back injanuary this yearfor a number of court, given remand back injanuary this year for a number of terrorism offences, one leading to the official secrets act as well. a 0fficial secrets act as well. a number of terror offences. he was a former british soldier as well and has simply managed to escape. we do not know how he left the prison this morning. there is a police briefing in the next hour but ultimately there is now a m

live now to our reporter greg mckenzie at new scotland yard.ow you have been following this story from the start. remind us of the background to this, who he was and what happened to him.- the background to this, who he was and what happened to him. chris, was and what happened to him. chris, was a father to and what happened to him. chris, was a fatherto be. — and what happened to him. chris, was a father to be, 24-year-old _ and what happened to him. chris, was a father to be, 24-year-old black- a father to be, 24—year—old black man who was fatally shot on the 5th of september in streatham. following his death, the independent 0ffice his death, the independent office for police conduct launched an investigation and six months ago, handed their evidence filed to the crown prosecution service. the crown prosecution service was tunica decision for the officer who fired at a gun. this morning, the crown prosecution service has announced that it has authorised a charge of murder for that metropolitan police firearms officer in relation to the fata

we can speak now to greg mckenzie. what is the latest?— what is the latest?test? fortunately prison escapes are _ what is the latest? fortunately prison escapes are quite - what is the latest? fortunately prison escapes are quite rare, l what is the latest? fortunately - prison escapes are quite rare, only five, since 2017. in terms of this individual, 21—year—old daniel khalife, he is believed to have escaped having strap himself underneath a food van that was in wandsworth prison this morning. the prison is a category b prison, it is in south—west london. it is believed that he taped himself underneath it and managed to escape. it is believed he was dressed in a shift outfit potentially taken from the kitchen inside wandsworth prison —— in a chef outfit. he is believed to be a risk, but not to individuals so please say that if you do notice him, then the advice is to contact the police, and don't approach the individual. they believe he could be anywhere now in the uk so the ports are on alert as are the airports, heathrow and gatwick and even as far as man

greg, thank you, that's our _ thank you, that's our correspondent greg mckenzie with the latest on theand across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. saturday is expected to be the hottest day of the year as september's warm weather reaches its peak. the met office says areas of west yorkshire, cornwall, devon and wales met the heatwave criteria today but the temperatures didn't passjune's 32 point two degree high. didn't passjune's 32.2 degree high. heat? health alerts have been upgraded to amber for much of england, with only the north east under a yellow one. a former adviser to birmingham city council has said the hosting of the commonwealth games was a mistake, given its legacy of financial problems. max caller said last summer's event had been a "challenge too far" for the council. urgent talks are taking place following tuesday's announcement that the labour?run council was effectively bankrupt. the 52 wilko shops due to close next week because of the chain's collapse have been named. administrators pwc said 24 shops would close next tuesday, w

greg mckenzie, bbc news.ur, as katharine da costa reports. like the intrigue from one of her novels, agatha christie's love affair with the market town of wallingford was one of her best kept secrets. agatha christie made wallingford her home. she lived here for more than a0 years, from 193a until her death in 1976. but she was such a private person, many here wouldn't have even known that the queen of crime writing was living in their midst. it was special because it was a place that she and her second husband, who was an archaeologist called max mallowan, actually were able to have privacy to themselves. they were able to live a more normal life. in the town, she only introduced herself to people as �*mrs mallowan'. not everybody knew that she was agatha christie. i'm from the bbc. may i congratulate you on performance put out by the mousetrap? do you think it is the best play you've written? i don't know! other people seem to like it! while agatha may have shied away from the limelight, her work continues

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our reporter greg mckenzie updated us well, chris kaba was shot fatally last year, september 5th. months ago. and today, the crown prosecution service have authorised a charging decision for the officer who fired that gun. the charge of murder has been authorised by the crown prosecution service. now, the family have issued a statement and have said they welcomed today's decision. "which couldn't have come too soon," they say. they go on to say that chris was much loved by the family and all of his friends and he had a bright future ahead of him, but his life was cut short. meanwhile, the metropolitan police have also issued a statement today. the metropolitan police deputy assistant commissioner, helen millichap, described the charging decision as a "significant and serious development in the case." she goes on to say that the met fully supported the iopc investigation and their thoughts are with everyone affected by the case. she goes on to say, "we must now allow the court process to run its course" so it would not be appropriate for her to say any more at this stage. now, as f

greg mckenzie, bbc news. it has been very toasty. lovely. a perfect garden weather. to have a garden. or the park nearby. i lucky enough to have a garden. or the park nearby.— lucky enough to have a garden. or the park nearby. i suppose so. i was stuck on a — the park nearby. i suppose so. i was stuck on a train _ the park nearby. i suppose so. i was stuck on a train for _ the park nearby. i suppose so. i was stuck on a train for several - the park nearby. i suppose so. i was stuck on a train for several hours. i stuck on a train for several hours. enjoy the view, the beautiful sun kissed hills and fields as you pass. let's speak to sarah with the weather. good morning. yes, it splits opinion, this hot weather. some people love it, other people are keen to see the back of it. today we have another hot and humid day. but we have got those thundery downpours in the forecast. eventually that will introduce something a little bit cooler and fresher, particularly over the next couple of days. but if we just think about the past six days, we have seen temperatures in the u

mckenzie at new scotland yard. he has been making a case about the operation to find daniel khalife. 6reg, what more do we know? the daniel khalife. grege commander in charge of this operation — we know? the commander in charge of this operation gave _ we know? the commander in charge of this operation gave more _ we know? the commander in charge of this operation gave more details - we know? the commander in charge of this operation gave more details in - this operation gave more details in terms of that arrest, daniel khalife a from wandsworth prison in south—west london on wednesday. he was captured at 10.111 on the canal path in chiswick by a plainclothes police officer. daniel khalife was on a push bike, he pushed off that push—bike, then placed in handcuffs and put under arrest. he is currently in custody, and it was thanked republican said that they had over 100 calls last night and more this morning —— at the police thanked the public. the police were able to hone their operation and successfully captured him at 10.111 this morning. successfully captured him at 10.41 this morning-— successfully captured him at 10.41 this mornin