at his trial for being complicit in the atrocity, hashem abedi pleaded not guilty.o him. but the jury found him guilty of mass murder. now, though, he's changed his story, saying he knew full well what his brother was planning that night. in prison, serving his sentence, hashem abedi was interviewed by members of the inquiry legal team... that admission emerged for the first time today, at the ongoing public inquiry into the arena attack, as the lead lawyer interviewed a senior police officer. and on the 22nd of october, during the course of that interview, hashem abedi admitted that he had played a full part and a knowing part in the planning and preparation for the arena attack? yes, i think that's a fair summary. so, there is no doubt now that your team's prosecution of him and the crown prosecution service prosecution of him was entirely well—founded ? it was, and there was no doubt in my mind. for the families caught up in the atrocity, this is a significant development. and there will be some satisfaction among investigators too that the brother of the suicide

hashem abedi, brother of the manchester arena bomber, admits his involvement in the conspiracy for the first time. the days of snowball fights and snowmen could be over for much of the uk by the end of the century, according to the latest met office research. and...he‘s made it. leeds rhinos‘ kevin sinfield completes seven marathons in seven days, raising more than £1 million. right at the start we were worried we might not make seven grand, let alone what we've done. so, i can't thank people enough. we've all been so proud of wearing this vest, just for our good mate rob burrow and his family, but also for the mnd community. and coming up in the sport later in the hour on bbc news... a bio—bubble too far for england's tom curran. he opts out of the big bash to be with his family. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. with the clock ticking, both sides in the brexit trade negotiations agree on one thing — we're entering the end game. lord frost and his eu counterpart michel barnier are meeting in brussels in what is a final push to see if they can break the stalemate. the

at his trial for being complicit in the atrocity, hashem abedi pleaded not guilty.o him. but the jury found him guilty of mass murder. now, though, he's changed his story, saying he knew full well what his brother was planning that night. in prison, serving his sentence, hashem abedi was interviewed by members of the inquiry legal team... that admission emerged for the first time today, at the ongoing public inquiry into the arena attack, as the lead lawyer interviewed a senior police officer. and on the 22nd of october, during the course of that interview, hashem abedi admitted that he had played a full part and a knowing part in the planning and preparation for the arena attack? yes, i think that's a fair summary. so, there is no doubt now that your team's prosecution of him and the crown prosecution service prosecution of him was entirely well—founded ? it was, and there was no doubt in my mind. for the families caught up in the atrocity, this is a significant development. and there will be some satisfaction among investigators too that the brother of the suicide

at his trial for being complicit in the atrocity, hashem abedi pleaded not guilty.ck to him. but the jury found him guilty of mass murder. now, though, he's changed his story, saying he knew full well what his brother was planning that night. in prison, serving his sentence, hashem abedi was interviewed by members of the inquiry legal team... that admission emerged for the first time today, at the ongoing public inquiry into the arena attack, as the lead lawyer interviewed a senior police officer. and on the 22nd of october, during the course of that interview, hashem abedi admitted that he had played a full part and a knowing part in the planning and preparation for the arena attack? yes, i think that's a fair summary. so, there is no doubt now that your team's prosecution of him and the crown prosecution service prosecution of him was entirely well—founded ? it was, and there was no doubt in my mind. for the families caught up in the atrocity, this is a significant development. and there will be some satisfaction among investigators too that the brother of the sui

hashem abedi is serving 55 years in prison.tioning the police officer who led the investigation and he said, you will be aware that on 22nd october, hashem abedi being interviewed in prison admitted he played a full part, a knowing part, in preparation for the attack and the police officer acknowledged that. there was no more details at all given and that is all that we have heard from there. but i think what's interesting to say is that at the time hashem abedi fled the country, he fought extradition, when he came back he denied involvement, in court he didn't give evidence, he only gave a written statement, he didn't appear at the sentencing in front of their families. i think the families will feel that at every turn — he denied involvement — he told the police that he knew nothing about it and if he had known he would have reported this to his family to try to stop it. so with no more details here i think this will simply sort of add to the sense of frustration and the pain and anger the family has felt that he never confro

hashem abedi — brother of the manchester arena bomber — admits his involvement in the conspiracy forirst time. the days of snowball fights and snowmen could be over for much of the uk by the end of the century — according to the latest met office research. cheering applause and he's made it. leeds rhinos‘ kevin sinfield completes seven marathons in seven days — raising more than £1 million. the donations, the support, just fuelled that last run. just completely overwhelming, the whole thing. coronation street theme tune plays. 60 years on the cobbles — stars and fans prepare to celebrate coronation street's landmark anniversary as the longest running soap in the world. good afternoon. the uk is prepared to continue post—brexit trade deal negotiations for "as long as we have time available", no 10 has said, as talks aimed at breaking the deadlock continue. boris johnson's official spokesman said that although time was in "very short supply", britain would stick at the discussions if an agreement was still possible. no—one outside the talks really knows where they've got to. but the mo

now a public inquiry has heard that the jailed terrorist hashem abedi has admitted for the first timer 250 people injured, hundreds more who suffered trauma. he was extradited and denied his involvement. throughout his trial. he did not give evidence. he just gave a written statement. he wasn‘t there for the sentencing. but now in this surprise move, yes, he‘s admitted that he was involved and this was the paul greeny the counsel to the inquiry who told the inquiry on october 22nd in an interview in prison, hashem abedi, he says, admitted he had played a full part, admitted he had played a full part, a knowing part in the planning and preparation for the arena attack. many will feel, why did he not do this earlier in he was prepared to do it now. the inquiry is why the interview happened. yes the inquiry is ongoing into events. we learned a lot obviously through the course of the trial as well and in that we learned that hashem abedi had, he was 20 years old at the time of the trial. he had been in the uk, he had been living with his brother. the evidence presented at the trial was th

hashem abedi — brother of the manchester arena bomber — admits his involvement in the conspiracy fore over for much of the uk by the end of the century — according to the latest met office research. cheering applause and he's made it. leeds rhinos' kevin sinfield completes seven marathons in seven

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