�*s brother stepmother and her father's brother are stepmother and herfather�*s brother are all on aing at london gatwick this evening and they will probably be in police custody also this evening. then surrey police will be able to get on with the next stage of their investigation. they have spent a lot of time gathering information from neighbours and anyone else who knew the family. they have spent an enormous amount of time at the house. for more than a month, they have been at the house doing forensic investigations. but now they will be able to talk to three adults who were living in that house at the time that sara sharif is believed to have died. a reminder that the postmortem examination of sara sharif, it wasn't possible to conclude the precise cause of her death. that was left open because of the number of injuries she had. they were described as multiple and extensive injuries that she had endured over an extensive period of time. we also heard details when her inquest was opened, that it was not possible at that stage to ascertain the precise cause of her death. so just

, stepmother and uncle and herfather, stepmother and uncle and her five siblings. herfather, stepmotherngs. it herfather, stepmother and uncle and her five siblings. it brings to an end an extensive search by police in the districts around this pakistani city which led to many of their family being questioned in the five children who travelled with them being taken at least temporarily into pakistani government care. it was on the 8th of august that a fan sharif bought airline tickets to take his family to pakistan. the next day he and his partner and his brother faisal travelled to islamabad with the five children. then the body of sara sharif are discovered at the family home in woking and the family arrived in pakistan. it is thought they went to the city of gel where they stayed for a few days. on the 15th, police in pakistan received a request from interval to find them but they were new —— were unable to do so. last wednesday a fan sharif and danish patrol appeared in a video sent to the bbc saying sara died in an incident and they were willing to cooperate with the uk authorities

herfather, his wife and their stepbrother. all three basically flew to pakistan, the day before sarah's body was found, and the police since then have been trying to get hold of the three and persuade them to come back to the uk. what we now know is that this flight, and emirates flight, from dubai, hasjust landed in gatwick. herfather, his wife dubai, hasjust landed in gatwick. her father, his wife and his dubai, hasjust landed in gatwick. herfather, his wife and his brother have known landed in the uk to be questioned by police. police said the three of them travelled of their own free will from the punjab region of pakistan. they then travelled to dubai and caught this flight outside london. we know sarah's five siblings, age between 1—13, had travelled to pakistan. they remain in a government care facility in the country —— sara. just following this plan as it lands. we know police will be meeting the three members of the sharif family and we believe, although it's not confirmed, they will be taken for questioning us soon

, beinash batool, her stepmother and faisal malik, herfather�*s brother, uncle, they are currently ona flight in seattle —— in pakistan this morning. it is believed they have boarded a flight in dubai. but that has not been confirmed. it is believed they are on a flight to london gatwick which is due to land tonight. they are travelling partly under their own steam as far as we can establish, but we know surrey police are aware that they are on that flight. surrey police have said they want to question those three adults in connection with sara's death. sara was found dead in the early hours of thursday morning the 10th of august. but on the tuesday evening, flights had been booked for her entire family, excluding her, to pakistan on wednesday the ninth. her body was found the next morning. that is where the police have wanted to speak to the three adults in that family, to understand what happened. we can expect that when those three adults land, they will be arrested and questioned by surrey police in connection with her death. daniel, thank ou connection with her death. daniel, tha

the find herfather, his girlfriend and other family members.the uk to pakistan with the father of sara sharif and they have been taken by police from his house where they had been hiding. as i said, sara sharif was found dead on the 10th of august, herfather, stepmother, uncle and five children left for pakistan the day before. uk police want to question the three adults in regard to her death but they were not with the children. more on that story as and when we get it. temperatures are going to continue to drift a bit lower over the next few days following our heatwave, it was a record—breaking heatwave in terms of seven consecutive days over the 30 degrees, that never happens before. as we look at the forecast for the next few days, this weather front is slowly pushing its way southwards across the uk bringing rain at times and then we get into fresher and cooler air. i say cooler but those temperatures are set to drift down a bit closer to average for the time of year by the middle of the week. we have a mixture of weather today, of the wee

they are herfather people in relation to sara sharif�*s death.if, herstepmother death. they are her father earth and sharif, her stepmother beinash batool and her uncle faisal malik. they have all been charged with murder and charged with causing or allowing the death of a child. —— her father allowing the death of a child. —— herfather urfan allowing the death of a child. —— her father urfan sharif. it was after sara sharif was found dead at her home in woking in surrey on the 10th of august. a postmortem found what was described as multiple and extensive injuries. herfather, stepmother and uncle came back to the uk from pakistan on wednesday. they were arrested shortly after their plane touched down at gatwick at around 7:30pm on wednesday evening. surrey police say sara sharif�*s mother, 0lga, is being kept up—to—date with what happened and she is being supported by specially trained police officers. the three relatives of sara sharif, her father, stepmother and uncle are expected to appear here at guildford magistrates' court at any moment no

herfather, stepmother and august. her father, stepmother and uncle august.y evening. they were arrested by surrey police shortly after they landed here in the uk, at gatwick, which is not far away from here. surrey police say that her mother is being supported by specially trained police officers and that she is being kept updated with all of the details. that is the news we have just had in from the last hour or so that the three relatives of sara sharif, her father, his stepmother and her uncle have all appeared in court here, they have all denied the charges put to them. , ,, they have all denied the charges put tothem. ,, ., ., to them. jessica, thanks for the u date. tiktok has been fined 3115 million euros for breaching privacy laws over the processing of children's data in the european union. the platform breached several laws according to the irish data commissioner. it is the first time that tiktok has been reprimanded by the regulator, and they have responded by saying that many of the issues raised have been fixed in recent months and that they fe

herfather writes religious books and her mother is an nhs nurse.lence at a south london bus stop. of violence at a south london bus sto -. of violence at a south london bus sto. ., �* �* , stop. daniel sandford, bbc news, cro don. around the world and across the uk... this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the bbc has overhauled its social media guidelines for staff, after a number of high profile presenters, including gary lineker, were criticised for expressing opinions on current affairs. presenters should now be allowed to express opinions on issues, but must stop short, of political campaigning. the broadcasting regulator ofcom has begun an investigation into tuesday's episode of dan wootton tonight on gb news. the watchdog says it's received around 7,300 complaints after laurence fox insulted the journalist ava evans asking what "self—respecting man would climb into bed with her. both dan wootton and laurence fox have been suspended by the channel. a bbc investigation has found that police officers are widely misusing

ajudge in pakistan has ruled that sara sharif�*s siblings, who travelled from the uk with herfather,lity in the country. the five children were found at the home of their grandfather in pakistan. 10—year—old sara was found dead at herfamily home in woking in surrey, last month, a day after herfather, uncle and step—mother left the uk. the regulators of england's water companies are being investigated over whether they failed to enforce the law over sewage discharges. the office for environmental protection says, that 0fwat, the environment agency and the government may have misinterpreted the law — allowing sewage releases to take place too frequently. raw sewage was discharged into england's waterways more than 300,000 times last year — but only a small fraction the owner of poundland has agreed to take on the leases of dozens of wilko shops. pepco group, which owns poundland in the uk, is expected to convert up to 71 wilko stores to the poundland brand. the company said that wilko staff would have priority when applying for newjobs at the poundland shops. leaders of nine small isla

herfather and magistrates' court. her father and her stepmother and magistrates' court. from pakistan, flying via dubai and they were arrested at gatwick airports which was at 7:30pm uk time. surrey police say that her mother is being kept up—to—date with what is happening and she is being supported by specially trained police officers. of course, it's here at guildford that we are expecting those three, her father, her stepmother and her uncle to appear at some point this morning, charged with murder and causing and allowing the death of a child. thank ou ve allowing the death of a child. thank you very much. _ allowing the death of a child. thank you very much, jessica _ allowing the death of a child. thank you very much, jessica lane. - an announcement is expected later about the future of one of britain's biggest steelworks — port talbot in wales. india's tata group has been in talks with the government over state aid to produce �*greener�* steel. however, unions fear the move could lead to the loss of thousands of jobs. live now to our corespondent tomos morgan. bef

now herfather, step—mother and uncle, have been arrested on suspicion of murder after arriving on a flighty left the uk a day before sara's body was found. the bbc�*s daniel sandford has the latest. touching down at gatwick airport tonight, five weeks to the day since they flew to pakistan on the day before she was found dead, sara sharif�*s father, stepmother and uncle. minutes after the door had opened, the three could be seen through the airbridge windows being led off the plane by the police in handcuffs. and three separate vans drove them away after all three had been arrested on suspicion of murder. their travel booking showed they had changed planes in dubai and had flown business class from there to london. the vans arrived a short time later at guildford police station. urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik will now be questioned about what they might know about her death. two men, aged 41 years and 28 years and a woman, aged 29 years, was arrested on suspicion of murder after disembarking a flight from dubai. they are currently in custody and will be interviewed in due co

herfather is her father is an herfather is an nhs nurse, her father writes religious books.t her through the local private school but all their hopes for the future were dashed in a few moments of violence at a south london bus stop. another tragic death and one wonders what is being done to try to tackle the scourge of knife crime on our streets. ., . ., , ., , streets. politicians have been wrestlin: streets. politicians have been wrestling with _ streets. politicians have been wrestling with the _ streets. politicians have been wrestling with the issue - streets. politicians have been wrestling with the issue of. streets. politicians have been i wrestling with the issue of knife crime for more than two decades now. there were some successes in getting the horrendous death toll down in the horrendous death toll down in the early 2000s but it's really come back again quite badly. some police officers have been saying it shouldn't even be called knife crime any more, it should be called sword crime because of the size and severity of some of the weapons they finding. ministe

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she had been found at the family home in woking where she had lived with herfather, stepmother and unclewas pleased that the adults had now returned. the whole community is anxious what has happened to sara and why did it happen and how did it happen. so all these questions, of course the police will investigate. it brings to an end an extensive search by police in the districts around the pakistani city othelum, which led to many of the family being questioned and the five children who travelled with them being taken, at least temporarily, into pakistani government care. it was on the 8th of august at urfan sharif for airline tickets to take his family to pakistan. the next day, he and his partner, beinash batool and his brother, faisal malik travelled to islamabad with sara's five siblings. on the tenth, sara's body was discovered at her family home in woking. and the family arrived in pakistan. it's thought they went to the city othelum where stayed for a few days. on the 15th, police in pakistan received a request from interpol to find them, but they were unable to locate them. last

loved diana as a daughter and he was very close to her father, a daughter and he was very close to herfathers a daughter and he was very close to herfather, and for a0 years he a daughter and he was very close to her father, and for a0 years he was close to her stepmother who was a director, he hoped the best for his son and diana and he thought they would have a wonderful future together... would have a wonderful future together- - -_ would have a wonderful future touether... , ., , together... sorry to “ump in. he was of course greatly — together... sorry tojump in. he was of course greatly affected _ together... sorry tojump in. he was of course greatly affected by - together... sorry tojump in. he was of course greatly affected by the - of course greatly affected by the death of his son. just your reflections on that and how it affected the trajectory of his entire life, really? flit affected the trajectory of his entire life, really? of course. he was very stoic. _ entire life, really? of course. he was very stoic, he _ entire life, really? of course. he was very stoic, he was _ entire l

herfather, stepmother and uncle had flown out of the uk on the day before she was found.a's five siblings. the group arrived in pakistan the next day, the same day that surrey police found sara's body in woking. five days later, pakistan got a request from interpol, but were unable to locate the family. on wednesday, sara's father, his wife and brother left pakistan to return to the uk. they arrived back that evening, landing at gatwick airport just before 7.30. they were taken off the plane by police officers and were arrested 15 minutes later before being driven back to surrey. this afternoon, the three were taken from court to prison, and they will next appear at the old bailey on tuesday. daniel sandford, bbc news, at guildford magistrates. a madrid court has imposed a restraining order on spain's former football federation president. luis rubiales denied accusations of sexual assault. he kissed playerjenni hermoso on the lips at the women's world cup final trophy presentation. the incident triggered protests over sexism in spanish sport and wider society. friday's co

herfather, stepmother, and uncle had flown out of the uk on the day before she was found.day, the same day that surrey police found sara's body in woking. five days later, pakistan got a request from interpol, but were unable to locate the family. on wednesday, sara's father, his wife and brother left pakistan to return to the uk. they arrived back that evening, landing at gatwick airport just before 7.30. they were taken off the plane by police officers and were arrested 15 minutes later before being driven back to surrey. this afternoon, the three were taken from court to prison, and they will next appear at the old bailey on tuesday. daniel sandford, bbc news, at guildford magistrates. the time is 6.17. our top story this evening — the prime minister promises to ban the american bully xl dog after a man is killed after being attacked by two dogs, thought to be bullies, in staffordshire. and coming up — we'll be looking at the most spotted butterflies over the past year. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news — everton are set to have new owners. that'

under the family home in woking where she lived with her father, in woking where she lived with herfatherer, and her father, stepmother, and uncle, herfather, stepmother, and uncle, and herfive siblings. it brings to an end an extensive search by police the district around the study city of district around the study city othelum, which led to many in the family being questioned and the family being questioned and the five children travelling with them being taken, at least temporarily, anti— pakistani government care. 0n the 31st of august also voluntary spot the tickets to pakistan. the next day, his wife and brother—in—law travelled with the five siblings. 0n the 10th, the five siblings. 0n the 10th, the body was discovered at the family home in woking and the family home in woking and the family arrived in pakistan. it is thought that they went to the city of is thought that they went to the city othelum where they stayed for a few days. on the 15th, police and pakistan received a request from interpol to find them but they were unable to locate them. last wednesday, urfan sharif and b

who read about queen elizabeth or her father king george vi and who read about queen elizabeth or herfathert him. people turned out en masse to see this person they had read about. we have all seen mccain on television, and so they know will see him —— all seen the king on television. it was a slick operation. the french have the same tradition of the military precision, plus there networks who are beaming it out. it was a national moment. as predicted, it was a beautifully done occasion we have the centrepoint being this traditional kindling of the flame. it strikes me these moments are important, but they aren't the same as that used to be. 50 years ago, the rekindling of the flame was something which touch people, because they had family members who died in the walls. now it is a memory, still an important one, but rather one we feel in our flesh. they remind people it is there, but somehow it doesn't have there, but somehow it doesn't have the same poignancy that it used to. interesting. we watch them go down the champs—elysees, and then turn left into the palace. we may get some live p

herfather, his wife and his brother — who left the country for pakistan before sara's death was reported now back in the uk, having flown in just minutes ago. urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik were not arrested as they boarded a plane in pakistan for dubai. the authorities in pakistan say they travelled of their own free will. we can show you are a live picture of police headquarters in sara where we are expecting, these are live tracking pictures of the police at gatwick airport that met that flight this evening. we are expecting a press conference at surrey police headquarters shortly. let'sjoin press conference at surrey police headquarters shortly. let's join our correspondent who was at the screen for us this evening. just bring us up for us this evening. just bring us up to speed with the events in the last few minutes because this plane has come in from dubai, what happened on the runway? what do you know of the development so far? their arrival will be of huge importance to surrey detectives because remember, this comes after an international search for these three in

herfather, urfan, his partner and brother travelled to pakistan the day before sara's body was found.ow been accused by their relatives of holding them without any legal justification while doing so. i was joined earlier by our pakistan correspondent, caroline davies. she began by giving us a brief reminder of how the issue has been developing. so, anna, this is the second time that family of urfan sharif, that is the father of sara sharif, have appeared in court. and they've accused the police here in pakistan of illegally detaining them for questioning as they're questioning them, trying to find out where urfan sharif beinash batool and faisal malik. so that is urfan sharif, sarah's father, beinash batool, her stepmother, and faisal malik, her uncle, where they might be within pakistan. now, at the moment, surrey police in the u.k. are saying that they are wanting to speak to those three individuals, but there is no arrest warrant out for them. they have not been named as suspects. and so the family of urfan sharif have said that the police have absolutely no justification for arres

ajudge in pakistan has ruled that sara sharif�*s siblings, who travelled from the uk with herfather,dcare facility in the country. the five children were found at the home of their grandfather in pakistan. 10—year—old sara was found dead at herfamily home in woking in surrey last month, a day after her father, uncle and step—mother left the uk. the regulators of england's water companies are being investigated over whether they failed to enforce the law over sewage discharges. the office for environmental protection says that 0fwat, the environment agency and the government may have misinterpreted the law, allowing sewage releases to take place too frequently. the owner of poundland has agreed to take on the leases of dozens of wilko shops. pepco group, which owns poundland in the uk, is expected to convert up to 71 wilko stores to the poundland brand. the company said that wilko staff would have priority when applying for newjobs at the poundland shops. you're live with bbc news. some breaking news now. south korea and japan say north korea has fired a ballistic missile off its east

areeba might have been reunited with herfather when he was given bail last year.e day of his release, new charges were brought. asif was kept in jail. it's part of a troubling pattern. journalist sajjad guljailed for a criminal conspiracy. well—known magazine editor fahad shah arrested on terrorism charges. whenever they're granted bail, new cases are filed to keep them in custody. most recently, irfan meraj, who has worked with international outlets, jailed for alleged links to terrorfunding. this complex, which now houses an office of the kashmir police. until last year, this is where the kashmir press club used to be — the main body in the region which used to stand up for the rights ofjournalists. last year, it was shut by the government and in its absence, journalists say they have nowhere to turn to if they feel threatened. and it isn'tjustjailing — we've heard of other forms of intimidation. dozens ofjournalists in the region are on no—fly lists, prevented from leaving the country. dozens ofjournalists have not had their passports renewed. we've spoken to 2

herfather, herstepmother and her uncle, all accused of the murder of sara sharif on or about tuesdayust, and also all accused of causing or allowing the death of a child. the hearing here at the court lasted for about 20 minutes, and all three deny all of the charges. the court heard that her body was found on the bottom of a bunk bed in an upstairs bedroom in the family home in woking, which is here in surrey, on the 10th of august. the court also heard that the cause of her death has yet to be established. the three defendants will remain in custody now remain in custody until the next court appearance, which is at the old bailey in london on tuesday. urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik all arrived back in the uk from pakistan on wednesday. they have all appeared in court this afternoon, they were arrested by surrey police and landed at gatwick airport 7.30 in the evening uk time. this afternoon. _ in the evening uk time. this afternoon, all— in the evening uk time. this afternoon, all three - in the evening uk time. this afternoon, all three have appeared in court this a

herfather urfan, his partner and brother travelled to pakistan the day before sara's body was found.e trio — and have now been accused by their relatives of holding them without any legal justification while doing so. 0ur correspondent caroline davies has more. this is the second time that the pakistan based family of irfan sharif have accused the pakistan police of illegally detaining them during questioning. now, the first time this happened, the pakistan police said that they wouldn't arrest two of sharif�*s pakistan based brothers. but we haven't heard the police response yet. that is due to come on monday. of course, the background to all of this, the reason why the family are being questioned is trying to find the location of irfan sharif, his partner, and his brother faisal malik. that's in relation to their investigation back in the uk of what happened to sara sharif, the ten year old girl whose body was found in a house in woking on the 10th of august. the surrey police have been very clear that they want to question these three individuals. at the moment there is no arrest

her uncle, faisal malik, herfather earl urfan extensive.le, faisal malik, her father earl urfan sharif and her stepmother beinash batool appeared via video link at the old bailey on tuesday charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. the three left the country for pakistan the day before sara was sent dead. they flew back last wednesday but without sara's five siblings, who are currently in the work —— in the care of the pakistani government. they were arrested on friday and face trial next september. detectives say the investigation into the death of sara is very active and they are keen to hear from anyone with any information, no matter how insignificant, which would help piece together a picture of sara's life. they say members of the public have already helped but they would like more people to come forward, and they hope the two new pictures showing sara in a headscarf will help to jog people's showing sara in a headscarf will help tojog people's memories. daniel sandford, bbc news. within the last hour, reports

sara was found dead at her home in woking with multiple injuries — herfather, stepmother and uncle hadrst. a handshake for president putin and north korea's kimjung un marking a union between two of the world's most isolated leaders. nobody�*s a failure in this family adrian. we all have our lucky days and our unlucky days. and a star of the 19805 hit comedy bread, jean boht, has died at the age of 91. later in the hour on bbc news, more smash hits from ben stokes he sets a one—day record for england with the hundred 82 against new zealand. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six.

mariana sanches from bbc news in herfather, cuba. ——in havana.ane lee churns towards the east coast of north america. forecasters say the category 1 storm is expected to make landfall over the weekend. the national hurricane center has called the storm large and dangerous and likely to cause major flooding. london fashion week is in full swing following a glamourous start on thursday evening and now a a landmark exhibition showcasing 30 years of london fashion is opening. yasmin khatun dewan has more. 30 years on from alexander mcqueen's first fashion collection, the city that saw its debut is celebrating its enduring legacy. more than 300 designers supported by the british fashion council play a role in the exhibition in london's design museum. with iconic pop culture moments and many of london's biggest fashion success stories. we had to every one — fashion success stories. we had to every one of _ fashion success stories. we had to every one of the _ fashion success stories. we had to every one of the designers i to every one of the designers

i remember one woman saying to me that she'd not been able to be with herfather when he died.ey saw these things happening in number ten. and i think it was that sense. i raised a question in the house of commons to borisjohnson about whether it was that they didn't understand what the rules meant or they didn't think the rules were there for them. and it was that sense from the public that it was one rule for the public and one rule for the politicians that i think was damaging. is he the reason you wrote the book? because the phrase "the abuse of power" seems to me to perfectly sum up your view of borisjohnson. no, the reason i wrote the book was and the first issue really that sparked this interest in me. but when i then came to look at these other issues, it was clear there was this theme of abuse of power. the first issue was hillsborough. that phrase i introduced this conversation with. all too often people in public life choose not to use their power in the interests of the powerless, but rather to serve themselves or protect the institution to which they belonged. and

herfather, stepmother and uncle have all been charged with murder following their return from pakistany have dressed in the months prior to her death. the uk's largest food bank provider says government cost—of—living payments only give temporary relief to those in need. the trussell trust says the money helps for several weeks at most, leading to only a short—term dip in demand for food banks. the government maintains the payments are delivering "quick and much—needed help" to millions of low—income households. you're live with bbc news. let's go to the states now, where police have found a large quantity of fentanyl and other drugs hidden under a trapdoor of a nursery in the bronx in new york. these photos show bags filled with enough drugs to kill half a million people. police had been tipped off about the stash after one—year—old nicholas dominici died of a suspected drug overdose last friday while at the nursery. three other children were admitted to hospital after being exposed to the powerful drug. the nursery�*s owner and her tenant have been charged with running a drug operati

herfather urfan, his partner and brother travelled to pakistan the day before sara's body was found.searching for the trio — and have now been accused by their relatives of holding them without any legal justification. 0ur correspondent caroline davies has more. paris has become the first european capital to ban electric scooters for public hire. it introduced them just five years ago, but when parisians were asked to vote, on whether they wanted to keep them, last april, they said n0. it's meant the three companies which operate the e—scooters have been withdrawing them from paris — and redeploying them to other european cities. 0ur correspondent hugh schofield sent this update. yeah. over the last few weeks, the three operating companies have been getting rid of their 15,000 or so e—scooters. they're disappearing off to other european cities and to london, for example, where they'll they'll still be used. but here in paris, there will be no more of these free—floating machines. it doesn't mean you won't see e—scooters, you will. but they'll be privately owned ones, or possibly ones

herfather, stepmother and uncle had just arrived in pakistan when her body was discovered. also tonight — devastation in libya. more than 5,000 known to have died after a storm caused two dams to burst. a handshake for president putin and north korea's kimjung un marking a union between two of the world's most isolated leaders. nobody�*s a failure in this family adrian. we all have our lucky days and our unlucky days. and a star of the 19805 hit comedy bread, jean boht, has died at the age of 91. later in the hour on bbc news, more smash hits from ben stokes he sets a one—day record for england with the hundred 82 against new zealand. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the three people who police in surrey want to speak to in connection with the death of 10—year—old sara sharif are on a flight back to the uk. five weeks ago, sara's father, stepmother and her uncle flew to pakistan, just a day before her body was discovered. postmortem tests found that she'd sustained "multiple and extensive injuries." it's believed the three are on a plane that's due to land a

herfather urfan, his partner and brother travelled to pakistan the day before sara's body was found.em our correspondent caroline davies has more. they have accused the pakistan police of illegally containing them during questioning. the first time this happened the pakistan police said they have arrested... we have not heard the police response yet. that is due to come on monday. of course the background to all of this issue try find the location of... that is in relation to their investigation back in the uk of what happened to sara. the ten—year—old girl who whose body was found in woking on the 10th of august. the surrey police have been clear that they want to question these individuals. at the moment there is no arrest warrant out for them and they are not named as suspects. also appearing outside of the court today we found the father who spoke to bbc and he told us that sara had visited pakistan on a couple of occasions. he described her as a lovely girl who was much loved by the family. he said to us that he does not know the location of... and the search continues. to some

she had been found at the family home in woking where she had lived with herfather, stepmother and uncleal imam in woking said he was pleased they had now returned. the said he was pleased they had now returned. ., . ., , said he was pleased they had now returned. ., u, , , returned. the whole community is anxious what— returned. the whole community is anxious what has _ returned. the whole community is anxious what has happened - returned. the whole community is anxious what has happened to - returned. the whole community is| anxious what has happened to sara and why did it happen and how did it happen. all these questions, the police will investigate. it happen. all these questions, the police will investigate.— police will investigate. it brings to an end an — police will investigate. it brings to an end an extensive - police will investigate. it brings to an end an extensive search | police will investigate. it brings. to an end an extensive search by police in the districts around the pakistani city of gelling, which led to many of the family being questioned and the five children w

her uncle, faisal malik, herfather urfan sharif and her stepmother beinash batool appeared via videosday charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. the three left the country for pakistan the day before sara was sent dead. —— the three left the country for pakistan the day before sara was found dead. they flew back last wednesday but without sara's five siblings, who are currently in care of the pakistani government. they were arrested on friday and face trial next september. detectives say the investigation into the death of sara is very active and they are keen to hear from anyone with any information, no matter how insignificant, which would help piece together a picture of sara's life. they say members of the public have already helped but they would like more people to come forward, and they hope the two new pictures showing sara in a headscarf will help to jog people's memories. daniel sandford, bbc news. police have found a large quantity of fentanyl and other drugs hidden under a trapdoor in a nursery in the bronx in new york. these photos show bags fil

i remember one woman saying to me that she'd not been able to be with herfather when he died.he these things happening in number ten. and i think it was that sense. i raised a question in the house of commons to borisjohnson about whether it was that they didn't understand what the rules meant or they didn't think the rules were there for them. and it was that sense from the public that it was one rule for the public and one rule for the politicians that i think was damaging. is he the reason you wrote the book? because the phrase "the abuse of power" seems to me to perfectly sum up your view of borisjohnson. no, the reason i wrote the book was and the first issue really that sparked this interest in me. but when i then came to look at these other issues, it was clear there was this theme of abuse of power. the first issue was hillsborough. that phrase i introduced this conversation with. all too often people in public life choose not to use their power in the interests of the powerless, but rather to serve themselves or protect the institution to which they belonged. and that

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she was found at the family home in woking, where she lived with herfather, stepmother and uncle, andni city othelum, which led to many of their family being questioned, and the five children who travelled with them being taken, at least temporarily, into pakistani government care. it was on the eighth of august that urfan sharif bought airline tickets to take his family to pakistan. the next day, he and his partner, beinash batool, and his brother, faisal malik, travelled to islamabad with sara's five siblings. 0n the tenth, sara's body was discovered at her family home in woking, and the family arrived in pakistan. it's thought they went to the city othelum, where they stayed for a few days. 0n the 15th, police in pakistan received a request from interpol to find them, but they were unable to locate them. last wednesday, urfan sharif and beinash batool appeared in a video sent to the bbc, saying sara died in an incident and that they were willing to cooperate with the uk authorities. on monday, pakistani police found sara's five siblings at their grandfather's house in jhelum. the p

herfather, stepmother and uncle were all charged with murder following their return from pakistan last images show sara the way she's believed to have dressed in the months before her death. the university and college union has called off planned strikes by its members at dozens of institutions next week, after a number of employers agreed to end pay deductions linked to previous industrial action. a five—day walk—out will still take place at 42 universities. labour says it will give more powers to britain's economic watchdog if it wins the next election, to prevent a recurrence of liz truss's ill—fated mini—budget. it means the office for budget responsibility would have to work with ministers on any tax and spending changes. the government said labour is on a "destructive path" towards increased borrowing and higher inflation. what raised alarm bells to you in regards to his alleged treatment of women? ihis regards to his alleged treatment of women? , ., , regards to his alleged treatment of women? , . ., , ., , women? his name is synonymous in the modellin: women? his name is synony

when she was found dead on the 10th of august, it became clear herfather, found dead on the 10th of auguster five siblings. they returned last week, but without the five siblings and having appeared at magistrates on friday, today, urfan sharif, beinash batool and faisal malik appeared at the old bailey where they were told they would remain in custody. thejudge said they would be back on the 1st of december for a they would be back on the 1st of decemberfor a plea and they would be back on the 1st of december for a plea and trial preparation hearing and has pencilled in a date for september next year for them to stand trial. they are charged with the murder of sara sharif and also causing or allowing the death of a child. daniel, thank you. scotland's highest court is hearing a legal challenge to the westminster government's blocking of controversial gender reform legislation. the gender recognition reform bill was passed by the scottish parliament last year, but then blocked by uk ministers because of its potential impact on equality laws. 0ur scotland correspondent lorna gordon is outsi

what more do we know about what has happened to herfather? more do we know about what has happened to her father?— happened to her father? he was briefly detained _ happened to her father? he was briefly detained today _ happened to her father? he was briefly detained today when - happened to her father? he was i briefly detained today when leaving his home and he was taken to an intelligence facility and he was warned against going ahead for plans to hold a memorial service for his daughter. he was warned not one from his family is allowed to leave their home. we heard reports earlier that the house of the parents of mahsa amini were surrounded by security forces and they were held under some sort of house arrest. they had asked some days ago for everyone around the country to come to the graveside to remember her on the anniversary of her killing but all the roads to the city where she was from our closed and there is heavy security outside and inside the city. we have seen pictures of armoured vehicles and security forces with heavy weapon

dead in her home in woking in august — has told the bbc that the five children who travelled with herfatherthe family home a month ago. it emerged that her father, her stepmother and her uncle had all flown to pakistan a day before that discovery was made. none of sara's father urfan, his partner, beinash batool, nor his brother faisal were with the children when police came to take them from sara's grandfather's house injhelum. he says they had been there since they arrived in the country. 0ur pakistan correspondent caroline davies sent this update. we were contacted just before az30pm this afternoon by a neighbour of mohammed sharif. that's arfan sharif�*s father, sara sharif�*s grandfather. they said that there were police arriving at mohammed sharif�*s house injhelum. now, we then know that the police entered the property, we spoke to mohammed sharif to ask what was going on and he told us that the five children that had travelled from the uk to pakistan with his son were in the house in hiding, and all five have now been taken by the police. now, we have also had confirmation from the

those three, herfather, stepmother and uncle all arrived back in the uk from pakistan on wednesday stoppede. surrey police say sara sharif�*s mother is being supported by specially trained police officers and that she is being kept up—to—date with what is happening. at some point today we are expecting here at guildford magistrates those three, the father, stepmother and uncle, being charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. ., ~ i. morocco�*s government says it will rebuild about 50,000 homes damaged by last week�*s earthquake. authorities say they�*ll provide more than $13,000 for each home that was completely destroyed and now needs reconstruction. they�*ll also offer 8,000 for those partially damaged. live now to our correspondent sally nabil in marrakesh. hello. the un�*s martin griffiths was speaking earlier updating us on their response to the tragedy that took place in morocco, what did he say exactly? the took place in morocco, what did he say exactly?— say exactly? the un is actually still waiting — say exactly? the un is actually still waiting for _ say e

of people who were killed in the protests, including, i've seen reported, mahsa amini's uncle and herfatherdesperate at all costs to avoid another uprising or, you know, more unrest. and yet we need to remind our viewers, the hundreds of thousands of people stuck in prisons, young people, the majority of them are really, really young protesters who have been thrown inside, most of them in the notorious evin prison. that's right. i mean, the jails were bursting at the height of the protests. and mojgan ilanlou, who you heard from there, who extraordinarily spoke to us publicly without wearing the veil, she said at one point she was held in a volleyball hall in a jail and it was crammed with many times the amount of people that should have been there, and that she had been helping pick lice out of the heads of young women. and she spoke about one young woman who she said had been married at the age of 11 and given birth. and so she was not from the kind of ritzier neighbourhoods of tehran, but she was imprisoned because she had taken off her veil. and i found that really interesting. and she

five children who travelled with her father to pakistan that the five children who travelled with herfathern found by police. he said he had been hiding the children in her home. sorry�*s father and stepmother were not in the building when the children were taken. the terror suspect daniel khalife has been remanded in custody accused of escaping from jail. magistrates heard he may have broken out of prison by using bed sheets to try that would tie himself to a van�*s chassis. all 400 of the wilco stores across the uk will close by early october. all 12,500 staff who work there are likely to face redundancy. another discount retailer is buying up another discount retailer is buying up to 51 stores, but it will rebrand them, and it is not clear if any staff will be retained. you are live with bbc news. the north korean leader kimjong—un is believed to be on his way to russia to meet vladimir putin. the armoured train that mr kim uses forforeign visits has reportedly left pyongyang, and the kremlin has confirmed the north korean leader will visit russia "in the coming days". it will be the nor