ministers could have allowed shamima begum and herson to return to the uk. proved deeply unpopular. in a statement, a spokesman said the death of any child was tragic, but said that for the last eight years, the government has consistently advised against travel to syria. the case of shamima begum and her son is but one of thousands, and a dilemma for many governments around the world. what to do about those who left home to join an enemy and now want to come back? chris mason, bbc news. let's take a look at some of today's other news. a man has been remanded in custody by magistrates in east london, charged with murdering the teenager jodie chesney last week. the 17—year—old was stabbed in the back while listening to music with herfriends in a park in romford. manuel petrovic, who's 20, will appear at the old bailey on monday. a second suspect remains in custody. the supermarket chain asda has said it will remove all single kitchen knives from sale because of concern over the use of knives in violent attacks. the company says it has a responsibility to try

ministers could have allowed shamima begum and herson to return to the uk. statement a spokesman said the death of any child was tragic, but said that for the last eight years the government has consistently advised against travel to syria. the case of shamima begum and her son is but one of thousands, and a dilemma for many governments around the world. what to do about those who left home to join an enemy, and now want to come back? chris mason, bbc news. rescuers have found the bodies of the missing british mountaineer, tom ballard, and his italian climbing companion, daniele nardi, in pakistan. contact was lost with the pair almost two weeks ago during an ascent of one of the world's highest mountains — nunga parbut, in the himalayas. mr ballard is the son of alison hargreaves, who died on the mountain k2 in 1995 — the same year she became the first woman to conquer everest unaided. sarah campbell reports. tom ballard was among the world's best and most fearless climbers. he specialised in taking on the most dangerous ascents in winter. joining him on wh

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ministers could have allowed shamima begum and herson to return to the uk.could have proved deeply unpopular. in a statement, a spokesman said the death of any child was tragic, but said that for the last eight years the government has consistently advised against travel to syria. the case of shamima begum and her son is but one of thousands, and a dilemma for many governments around the world. what to do about those who left home to join an enemy and now want to come back? chris mason, bbc news. at least four lorry loads of people have been evacuated from the village of baghouz in syria where a final assault is expected soon. these pictures have come from near the enclave where hundreds of civilians were evacuated after sunset. over the past six years, the so—called islamic state caliphate has shrunk from the size of britain to less than a square mile on syria's border with iraq. once all civilians are out of baghouz, the syrian democratic forces will resume their final assault on the area. many civilians travel to camps for the displaced and those faciliti

ministers could have allowed shamima begum and herson to return to the uk.ved deeply unpopular. in a statement a spokesman said the death of any child was tragic, but said that for the last eight years the government has consistently advised against travel to syria. the case of shamima begum and her son is but one of thousands, and a dilemma for many governments around the world. what to do about those who left home to join an enemy, and now want to come back? chris mason, bbc news. in our washington studio isjessica trisko darden — assistant professor at the school of international service at american university and author of the book, insurgent women. thank you for coming to speak to us today. first of all, in certain women, what was your most striking research into women who went to join groups like islamic state? thank you for having me. i think one of the mainfindings for having me. i think one of the main findings that is a feature of insurgent women is that women plasma controls within groups like the islamic state or hugger and more —— bowed to —— bo

ministers could have allowed shamima begum and herson to return to the uk.have proved deeply unpopular. in a statement a spokesman said the death of any child was tragic, but said that for the last eight years the government has consistently advised against travel to syria. the case of shamima begum and her son is but one of thousands, and a dilemma for many governments around the world. what to do about those who left home to join an enemy, and now want to come back? chris mason, bbc news. this week crucial votes are due on brexit, with the current deadline now just three weeks away. but both the government and the eu are still struggling to agree on changes to the prime minister's brexit, because of mps' objections to the irish backstop. yesterday, the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, said that britain would be free to pull out of the proposed single customs territory, designed to avoid physical checks on the irish border — as long as northern ireland remained within it. the government has rejected this. we can cross to brussels and talk to our corre