the reason for this was hashim was suspected of being a member of the so—called is. held with his father by the special deterrence force, that is a tripoli counterterrorism unit. the spokesman for the force, ahmed bin salem, told us that hashim has admitted he and salman were members of is, he said theyjoined in 2015 after going on a pilgrimage to saudi arabia. he said investigators here are still trying to establish if the men are linked to other cells in the uk planning attacks. they said they had important information to share with the british authorities but they wouldn't say if they had been asked to provide that or if there was any direct cooperation between the two sides. he told us that the bomber had left here without the knowledge of his family and had angered his mother, samia. he said he had placed a call to his mother shortly before the attack, he said that she had been angry, he had said forgive me, those were his last words, but at that time she did not know what he had in mind. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the united

but hashim amla continued patiently, passing his century before overstretchi ng patiently, passing hisa fell short, failing to reach 300. sri lanka felt their target was more than realistic and began optimistically. the match threatened to run away from south africa until two moments of brilliance from their captain, the interventions from the field proving crucial. imran tahir mopped up the remaining wickets, sri la nka mopped up the remaining wickets, sri lanka all—out 96 runs short. south africa are ranked number one in the world. this performance was not worthy of that status, but they are certainly on firmer ground. hull fc can take a major step towards super league's top four with victory against reigning champions wigan warriors. and with only a few minutes remaining, it's going well. james burford has been watching. wigan have won their last away meetings against hull fc, an opportunity, then, for the black and whites to set things right. hull's revenge mission got off to the perfect start, steve michaels finding space on the touchline, and if the thought is first one was simpl

his brother hashim is on the phone now. hashim, what are you doing to find your missing brother?d the building, there we re we looked around the building, there were some places where people would go and sit there, they brought the casualties over there. we went to three centres. we put his name there, but until now, nobody told us anything about him. the police gave us anything about him. the police gave usa anything about him. the police gave us a reference number and we told them about his features, but no information about mohammed. we saw a picture on social media of his dead body. the police say they cannot tell us anything about mohammed jett. they can't tell us anything until they get enough information. they asked us lots of information, because they wanted to check. but we believe it is his dead body on social media. we don't know where he is. ok. and is it pure understanding that he was trying to escape from the fire with another man omar, i think a friend of his? yes, omarand mohammed man omar, i think a friend of his? yes, omar and mohammed were leaving the house tog

world's number one ranked 50—over side, looked to be cruising towards a significant total thanks to hashimnka a shot at victory. maz farookhi reports. south africa have walked a little unsteadily since arriving on british shores. in preparation for this tournament, they failed to find solid ground against england. still, timing is everything. few opening batsmen have the consistency of hashim amla, and he quickly found a firm footing on the biggest stage. others around them could not find their way, though, captain ab de villiers went cheaply, as did most of the middle order. but amla continued patiently, passing his century before overstretching himself. after promising a big innings, south africa fell short, failing to reach 300. sri lanka felt their target was more than realistic and began optimistically. the match threatened to run away from south africa until two moments of brilliance from their captain, de villiers' interventions from the field proving crucial. imran tahir mopped up the remaining wickets, sri lanka all—out 96 runs short. south africa are ranked number one in the worl

south africa's open as many steady start, but when they went, hashim amla was the first to go, and we dismissed by the only ball he faced, the first in his 22011 day international. and pakistan took control of the game. they reduce south africa to 118 46. —— 221 one day international is. it was look like a target that pacdun could get if the weather allowed. weather forecast threatening again, they got the required run rate. —— internationals. they reach 100 and 19 in 37 overs. —— pakistan. the adjusters cause get a victory by 19 runs. we had a good run yesterday. if we were bowling to the right areas, we had a good chance. the good thing is today that we took readers. if you take wickets, every good team is under pressure. readers. if you take wickets, every good team is under pressurelj readers. if you take wickets, every good team is under pressure. i think disappointing factor was that one of oui’ disappointing factor was that one of ourtop disappointing factor was that one of our top four, i suppose, got to a new ball to look after the spinners. so there is a new batch of basing

the last of those arrested was released, leaving just salman abedi, who is dead, and his brother, hashimdetectives say they want to speak to him, who left with his brother on the 15th of april. he has been detained by the libyan ministry of interior's special deterrence force. all roads in this investigation point towards libya. it is not a country we can operate with with any due certainty. investigations will difficult for british police within libya. police say some of the man they arrested and released appear to have bought materials that can be used to make explosives, and some were in contact with salman abedi in the last few days. but detectives say at this time, they are satisfied with their explanations. daniel sandford, bbc news. and now for all of the sports news in sport tollett, and this is for today, live in the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: rafael nadal wins the french open for a record 10th time with a straight sets win over stan wawrinka lewis hamilton wins the canadian grand prix cutting sebastian vettel‘s formula one championship lead to just 12 points

south africa made 299—6, hashim amla scoring a 25th 0di century in his career.sh and irish lion started their tour of new zealand with a 17—13 victory over the barbarians. it was expected to be straightforward with a side made up be straightforward with a side made up of fringe players. the barbarians had a 7—3 lead at the break. the lions edged ahead on 53 minutes, then the conversion gave them a little bit of breathing space. they held on in the end for a scrappy victory. britain's richest horse race, the epsom derby, has been won by the 40-1 epsom derby, has been won by the 40—1 outsider wings of eagles, who came from behind, passing several horses in the last 100 metres to win. it was the first win for the irish jockey, win. it was the first win for the irishjockey, and win. it was the first win for the irish jockey, and the sixth for his trainer, aidan o'brien. that is all the sport for now. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter. i'm @alpapatel. goodbye for now. good evening. it's a cooler, fresher feel to the end of the

younger brother, hashim, continued to talk to mohammed on his mobile phone until there was no reply.e said, "please tell mum to pray for me." telling me use the quran for him. he said, "are you happy?" "are you happy with me?" "do you have any problem with me?" isaid, "no, who has a problem with you?" "you have a sweet heart, mohammed." "you'll make it out." then he said... he was speaking slowly... he said, "i can't..." i cannot breath. iam dying. they left me. why? relatives of five—year—old isaac paulos confirmed today that the little boy was among those who died in the fire. the agony of a wounded neighbourhood is written on a wall, the desperation of people searching for family and friends. prayers and solace from near and far. for the last two days, jason garcia has been searching for his 12—year—old cousin jessica urbano. we feel helpless, really. we're hoping that, by putting up posters, sharing her image on social media, and talking to people like yourself, that maybe someone with information will get in touch. thy kingdom come... this evening, jessica's parents and friends

the last of those arrested was released, leaving just salman abedi, who is dead, and his brother, hashim 15th of april. he has been detained by the libyan ministry of interior‘s special deterrence force. all roads in this investigation point towards libya. it is not a country we can operate with with certainty. it will be difficult for british police have —— within libya. detectives say at this time, they are satisfied with the excavations of those they have speaking to. daniel sandford, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: theresa may battles back amid speculation over her leadership. she confirms she intends to serve a full five—year term as prime minister, and says it's time to focus on the job at hand. meanwhile, he's back in the cabinet. michael gove returns in a reshuffle, a year after theresa may sacked him. and police investigating the manchester concert bombing say they're now sure the attacker, salman abedi, carried out the atrocity on his own. sport now and a full round—up from the sports centre. an important world cup qualifier match for wales this evening in serbia. in the e

the last of those arrested was released, leaving just salman abedi, who is dead, and his brother, hashimo left with his brother on april 15. he has been detained by the libyan ministry of interior's special deterrence force. all roads in this investigation point towards libya. libya is not a country that really, we can operate with with any due certainty. investigations will difficult for british police within libya. police say some of the men they arrested and released appear to have bought materials that can be used to make explosives, and some were in contact with salman abedi in the last few days. but detectives say at this time, they are satisfied with their explanations. daniel sandford, bbc news. tens of thousands of people have marched in washington, los angeles, and other us cities for lgbt rights in one of the biggest protests since president donald trump took office. many of the those attending said they felt their community was under threat from the new government. paul blake reports from washington. love, not hate. across washington, the streets were filled with tens of thou

the last of those arrested was released, leaving just salman abedi, who is dead, and his brother, hashimo speak to him, who left with his brother on the 15th of april. he has been detained by the libyan ministry of interior's special deterrence force. all roads in this investigation point towards libya. it is not a country we can operate with with any due certainty. investigations will difficult for british police within libya. police say some of the man they arrested and released appear to have bought materials that can be used to make explosives, and some were in contact with salman abedi in the last few days. but detectives say at this time, they are satisfied with their explanations. daniel sandford, bbc news. in libya, the notorious son of the country's former leader, colonel gaddafi, is reported to have been released from prison. a militia group controlling the town of zintan in the west of the country, says it's freed seif al—islam, after six years injail. he's still wanted for war crimes by the international criminal court. from libya, our middle east correspondent orla guerin re

the last of those arrested was released, leaving just salman abedi, who is dead, and his brother, hashimim, who left with his brother on the 15th of april. he has been detained by the libyan ministry of interior's special deterrence force. all roads in this investigation point towards libya. it is not a country we can operate with with any due certainty. investigations will difficult for british police within libya. police say some of the man they arrested and released appear to have bought materials that can be used to make explosives, and some were in contact with salman abedi in the last few days. but detectives say at this time, they are satisfied with their explanations. daniel sandford, bbc news. thousands of people have taken part in a gay and transgender rights march in washington, one of the biggest such demonstrations since president trump took office. the event came nearly a year after a0 nine people were shot dead at a gay night club in florida, the worst mass shooting in us history. many of the marchers said they felt threatened by the trump administration. i think we have a

younger brother hashim continued to talk to mohammed on his mobile phone until there was no reply.said, please tell mum to pray for me. telling me, use the quran for him. he said, are you happy? are you happy with me? do you have any problem with me? isaid, no, who has a problem with you? you have a sweet heart mohammed. you'll make it out. then he said... he was speaking slowly... he said, i can't... i cannot breath. iam dying. they left me. why? relatives of five—year—old isaac paulos confirmed today that the little boy was among those who died in the fire. the agony of a wounded neighbourhood is written on a wall, the desperation of people searching for family and friends. prayers and solace from near and far. for the last two days, jason garcia has been searching for his 12—year—old cousin jessica urbano. we feel helpless really. we are hoping that, by putting up posters, sharing her image on social media, and talking to people like yourself, that maybe someone with information will get in touch. thy kingdom come... this evening, jessica's parents and friends gathered together

hashim amla top scored with his 25th century in odi cricket. 299—6 turned out to be enough.— india against pakistan at edgbaston. that is all the sport for now, more in the next hour. hugh, thank you very much. reports from the iraqi city of mosul say dozens of civilians have been killed while fleeing a neighbourhood held by islamic state fighters. reports from the iraqi city of mosul say dozens of civilians have been killed while fleeing a neighbourhood held by islamic state fighters. exactly how they died is not yet clear. but there have been reports of the militants targeting civilians attempting to escape the city. iraqi government forces retook eastern mosul back injanuary. they began a new push — this week to capture the remaining part held by islamic state in the west. the latest fighting is focused on al zan—jili — which is near the river tigris. alan johnston reports. they gathered their children and decided to take their chances in this wasn't, fleeing neighbourhoods controlled by the militants. there was danger all around, from the militants and the attacking gove

younger brother hashim continued to talk to mohammed on his mobile phone until there was no reply.m to pray for me. telling me, use the quran for him. he said, are you happy? are you happy with me? do you have any problem with me? isaid, no, who has a problem with you? you have a sweet heart mohammed. you'll make it out. then he said... he was speaking slowly... he said, i can't... i cannot breath. iam dying. they left me. why? relatives of five—year—old isaac paulos confirmed today that the little boy was among those who died in the fire. the agony of a wounded neighbourhood is written on a wall, the desperation of people searching for family and friends. prayers and solace from near and far. for the last two days, jason garcia has been searching for his 12—year—old cousinjessica urbano. we feel helpless really. we are hoping that, by putting up posters, sharing her image on social media, and talking to people like yourself, that maybe someone with information will get in touch. thy kingdom come... this evening, jessica's parents and friends gathered together in a community that i

hashim amla and quinton de kock went lbw before ab de villiers fell first ball. 10 gold medal winners from last year's paralympic games included in a 49—strong british team for next month's world para athletics championships in london. peacock‘s most recent win came in manchester two weeks ago, in the 100—metres at the great city games. his performance in rio was one of the iconic moments. among the other champions from 2016 in the team are richard whitehead, hannah cockroft and kadeena cox. olympic gold medallists jack laugher and chris mears will return to the world stage in budapest next month, at the world diving championships. the pair won the 3—metre springboard title in rio and they've taken three world series medals this year. tom daley, dan goodfellow and grace reid are also included in a team of 12. that is all the sport for now. bbc reporters are covering the election across the country as politicians make a final push for support. we are in bolton west, a key labour target which they hope to gain. and the prime minister was in norfolk earlier today, w

hashim amla scoring his 25th century in odi cricket.cluding that stunning catch. drew ryder reduced to 1a9— 5 with 2a overs remaining. coming up on sports day, we will be in cardiff, looking ahead to the champions league final. that‘s all for now. an early and small scale trial of a new drug to combat ovarian cancer has shown "promising results", according to researchers. the drug shrank tumours in almost half of the 15 women in the advanced stages of the disease who took part. here‘s our health correspondent, sophie hutchinson. marianne heath has advanced ovarian cancer. there are very few drugs to treat this type of cancer, and the ones that exist can no longer help her. so she says when she was asked to take part in a trial fora new drug, shejumped at the chance. well, i decided to go on the trial because there were no other way out for me, there were no options presented so it was the trial orjust radiotherapy, so i decided to do the trial first. the trial, run by the institute of cancer research and the royal marsden, aimed to test

our condolences, hashim. how are you coping? you can say everything has collapsed. we were doing well. we were settling down in the uk. suddenly everything just collapsed. i don't think we can cope as we did before. you are just 20. we heard from your brother, 0mar, who was in the building and survived. 0bviously traumatised, as we can see in the interview. you had already been through a lot. you left syria hoping for a better life. how is 0mar now? 0mar is really not good. he is not good. he couldn't, grow today. he just sits down and he sees the whole thing moving in front of his eyes every time. he isjust thing moving in front of his eyes every time. he is just staring. thing moving in front of his eyes every time. he isjust staring. he can see the whole movie, you can say. every time hejust can see the whole movie, you can say. every time he just sits and talked us through the story and he just cries. yeah, he is not good. what support are you getting? nothing. the only support will be offered by my family. i don't think anyone else can help. where is omar? he i